but there s one section that didn t receive as much attention as the rest . media luded detailess about how media organizations and big tech, including formerg employees of the department of justice, agreed to working iof n concert to protect joe biden against damaging storiesn again this all happened at the aspen institute in august of 2020, labeled a tabletop exercise on combating disinformation, it quickly morphed into smothering a perfectly legitimate story. now, due to new emails given to us by shellenberger, we know the effort was organized by vivian schiller, former npr president and former twitter global chair of news. and once we started pullingwc the thread of which journalists and social media employees were involved, we found other past association that should raise eyebrows. first is nathaniel leiker,ad o current head of cybersecurity policy at facebookcybers, formef the department of justice. and these two, andrew grado and janine zakharia, both fromfh sta
will you let the members off the intel committees review this document? that theesthere is not a singlet that the gang of eight or that the senate and house intel committee can not review. they get to review th with the holding i president , gets to review why they re holding back . and you even have chairmanto senator warren, you know, from from virginia saying, hey, how come we can t look at theseo documents? you knowcuments?, it s bad whene i thinks it s bad. yeah, it s terrible to thinkr about this. a bureaucrat is telling i the chairman ofe the intelligence committee in both the house and the senate the senate, you don tl ta need to know what this is ,of will take care of it. all right. that s wrong.e to and we have to do something in congress. it s unfortunate thate se the senate passed this omnibus spending bill because the power of the purse is the only way we re going to be able to rein in this federal government that s so out of control right now. chairmae able tn, tha