Hayley Caronia

I think there's truth in every theory, but that doesn't mean that the whole thing is true.

Does that make sense?

But now everyone wants to believe what they want to believe.

And the problem with the internet is that you can find something on the internet or someone to affirm your every thought and belief.

The sky is blue, right?

But I could go on Google and find that the sky is purple because sometimes it is.

Very true.

But my point is that even something like that, you can think that the sky is blue.

I can think that it's purple.

Both of those things are true.

So people just argue all day long because everyone's right.

That's the problem.

So now nobody can decipher what is true, what isn't.

And that's the kind of distrust that has people running into the arms of new media voices like Candace, like Tucker, like Ben Shapiro, like Megyn Kelly, even smaller ones like me.

And people gravitate to the personalities that they like and they trust.

And that is a big responsibility.

And I think everyone in the new media knows that.

It's not something that we take lightly.

You know, bigger networks, they have more resources, they have more producers, they have more fact checkers, they have bigger tech teams, they have everything that we don't.

And people who go out on their own are doing it for the love of the game.