we're flooded with information. so you automatically click on it. if you read through it, halfway through it, you may not know until -- especially if you're busy or tired or if you're stressed out. you may not know what you're reading is fabricated. i think that is such a problem today as "60 minutes" has done a huge public service by pointing out. >> eric: james, the story are unbelievable. the pedophile hillary clinton sex ring that caused a potential tragedy. the shooter down there. can this be stopped, how do people determine what is fake and not real and what is legitimate? >> well, it's hard to stop fake news if you're going to have an open, free society like we have. this is not really new. if you go back, the founders were driven crazy by what others would write about them. but they decided the anecdote is