people to vote for him, which is completely at odds with the reality. there s there s been just complete chaos and disruption with the lives of american citizens, with our role abroad, like it s actually kind of offensive that chris coons would try to say that we have a good situation abroad, given the reality of what s happening with our role in the proxy war against russia and ukraine, how we are completely not able to handle the threat from china. you know, all these all these issues, it s but there is this thing, laura , where i think, you know, we do have such a corrupt media that they create this alternate reality. they have joe biden as a prop. they have they are able to to suppress news and information that is harmful to him and elevate news information. that s good. it s a really big threat because it affects how people how people can compete in elections. we re not operating in a system where we have people being moved by polls based on persuasion. it s a it s a really big th
say that to me again. so those people who love listening to joe rogan are going yeah yeah yeah but com voting day they re sitting home at midterms whether they turnout for trump is another matter, because i think there are more aligned with the personality than th air about policy one of the reasons i think tha some people thought that the youth vote was lower i november was that a lot of those conservatives, the republicans chose to stay home one of the interesting thing is, when you asked people wher they get their news information, nbc, cable news, we actually asked about barstool sport now. close to one in five white men get their current events new from barstool sports that s one example it all started with pizza reviews. think about that john della volpe, victor shi think you for being here when we come back, last month defense department intel o russia and ukraine conflict, i leaked online. now the doj is investigating
information that came out from the twitter files and move it forward. i have a colleague who use this information to the disinformation industrial complex trying to suppress news information. other reporters have to but it s not led to the major media reporting you would hope for, it seems like people on the left are happy with the censorship regime so they want to suppress any discussion how it operates and why it is a problem. it s not like they are carrying out musk s agenda, to look at the files and sometimes say request for suppression or deletion of a tweet came from the biden administration, sometimes the trump white house and sometimes campaigns. let me turn to something that s gotten a massive amount of coverage and i ll come back to you, molly. a story based on warren named sources, donald trump is likely to face criminal charges in the stormy daniels case, manhattan district attorney s hush money payment to the former porn star in the key thing is the report
greg: advertising model is a challenge dealing with users, subscribers, viewers. that s true, but he s getting way more users than he ever had. jessica: sure. greg: so you go for a pay model, that s what a lot of successful companies do, jessica. stay after class. we re going to talk about the economics of twitter. jessica: i can t wait. but i have to be somewhere. the whole mass to done thing is funny. all of those posting, if it becomes unsafe here, this is where you can find me. it is not that serious. twitter is the only social media i have. i enjoy it. if i do scrolling, i do it on twitter. if it went away, in about a week we would all be okay. its main function is to get you up to date news information, at least for people that work in the business we do and people we interact with on twitter. greg: replace drudge,