Chris Hansen

Dude, you know what it is? It's like that show that used to be an MTV celebrity death match. Yeah. Remember that? Yes.

Where it's just random famous people and just fighting. Yeah, like Coliseum-style stuff.

Where it's just random famous people and just fighting. Yeah, like Coliseum-style stuff.

Where it's just random famous people and just fighting. Yeah, like Coliseum-style stuff.

I mean... Well, that was all... No, it was all...

I mean... Well, that was all... No, it was all...

I mean... Well, that was all... No, it was all...

I would even venture to say with the mainstream media, is it factual reporting? Because it's really a lot of opinion now. Exactly. Look at The View or CNN, even Fox, all of them. There's obviously bias in underlying messaging being pushed and opinion. But if anything, I think you have a lot of these independent journalists now

I would even venture to say with the mainstream media, is it factual reporting? Because it's really a lot of opinion now. Exactly. Look at The View or CNN, even Fox, all of them. There's obviously bias in underlying messaging being pushed and opinion. But if anything, I think you have a lot of these independent journalists now

I would even venture to say with the mainstream media, is it factual reporting? Because it's really a lot of opinion now. Exactly. Look at The View or CNN, even Fox, all of them. There's obviously bias in underlying messaging being pushed and opinion. But if anything, I think you have a lot of these independent journalists now

that are great researchers, like real journalists and getting these massive followings. Like there's one guy, I follow Ian Carroll, I think is his name, but you know, he's one of these guys that has dug super deep in, he was looking like political contribution campaign donations. Right.

that are great researchers, like real journalists and getting these massive followings. Like there's one guy, I follow Ian Carroll, I think is his name, but you know, he's one of these guys that has dug super deep in, he was looking like political contribution campaign donations. Right.

that are great researchers, like real journalists and getting these massive followings. Like there's one guy, I follow Ian Carroll, I think is his name, but you know, he's one of these guys that has dug super deep in, he was looking like political contribution campaign donations. Right.

But he puts it in a 90 second clip. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Shows the data shows the actual, you know, facts and, Where it's like, okay, we didn't have that four years ago.

But he puts it in a 90 second clip. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Shows the data shows the actual, you know, facts and, Where it's like, okay, we didn't have that four years ago.

But he puts it in a 90 second clip. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Shows the data shows the actual, you know, facts and, Where it's like, okay, we didn't have that four years ago.

But I do think... Facebook was definitely strong in 2016 election. But I think it was more advertising on Facebook. Where now I think you have, like this says, more independent kind of free thinking people that are just kind of going down the rabbit hole.

But I do think... Facebook was definitely strong in 2016 election. But I think it was more advertising on Facebook. Where now I think you have, like this says, more independent kind of free thinking people that are just kind of going down the rabbit hole.

But I do think... Facebook was definitely strong in 2016 election. But I think it was more advertising on Facebook. Where now I think you have, like this says, more independent kind of free thinking people that are just kind of going down the rabbit hole.

And I think a lot of it is urgency and access, right? Like a lot of these people aren't going to editors and having to do this and that. It's like. You have a cell phone and you're on scene. You can you're the news.