Clayton Morris

And I asked him about it specifically, and he didn't know anything about it when I asked him.

And he said, I'm going to have to follow up on that.

And I followed, I never got an answer on that.

So like,

To steal your phrase, what is that?

Really?

X still has a backdoor access from the federal government to censor users on X?

I mean, you can just see people's voices who criticize a certain topic who then are suddenly throttled or suddenly shadow banned and whose messages suddenly don't appear in your timeline.

And so, again, not to be conspiratorial, but these things are going to have to be censored at a greater level, and they will have more control of it.

You're already seeing it, too, with answers you get on AI, and so many people are ditching Google, just general Google searches.

It's absurd.

You know?

So that they get new versions of Google searches thinking that they're getting more honest answers when really it's what garbage in, garbage out.

Whatever the programming is for AI, it's the answers they're going to get on that side.

So it's very, very difficult to get honest answers anymore.

And all of these sources, especially on the media side, the digital media side, and where is AI pulling their source material from?

Like mainstream media.

Like I did a search the other day and it pulled up like six different sources and

Reuters.

Okay.