Daniel Haqiqatjou

That's the old term for the leftists, people like Destiny, Vosh, and left-wing YouTube, that their channels just get a lot of engagement, and they're shilling a lot of the time for Democratic candidates.

8,000 is a lot for you?

Yeah.

To just get it for like, what, a few tweets, like here and there?

Yeah, the Qatari lobby, it's really quite the tentacles of Qatar spread far and wide.

They're against Israel, right?

Qatar?

Yeah.

Yeah, in certain ways.

I mean, Israel, this is what they claim.

But it's like the claim that there's a Qatari lobby.

I mean, that's just tongue in cheek.

But I mean, they're seriously advancing that to distract from the people who actually do have control.

And you clearly have an Israeli lobby.

And their power is undeniable.

But power likes to hide itself.

Power likes to hide its influence in order to be more powerful.

People have they've lost trust in the mainstream media for sure.

Like if you look at the favorability ratings of something like CNN, like even in Trump's first term, like there was just no trust about the mainstream media.

But when it comes to social media, like people see their influence, like all these famous influencers or even celebrities, and they have these things coming up on their feet, like they're more likely to trust that and see that as organic.