Marco Rubio

So this is important, but there are a lot of other really important things going on that deserve just as much, if not more, attention.

So this is important, but there are a lot of other really important things going on that deserve just as much, if not more, attention.

They started it by saying, you know, Al Qaeda, ISIS, all these terrible groups are radicalizing people online. We should do something about it. And, you know, back when they came up with that 12 years ago, whatever it was, people were like, whatever makes sense. And then it metastasized. And it's like, oh, there's foreign interference in our elections. We need to start going after that.

They started it by saying, you know, Al Qaeda, ISIS, all these terrible groups are radicalizing people online. We should do something about it. And, you know, back when they came up with that 12 years ago, whatever it was, people were like, whatever makes sense. And then it metastasized. And it's like, oh, there's foreign interference in our elections. We need to start going after that.

Well, then by 2020, it became a movement to go after voices inside of American politics.

Well, then by 2020, it became a movement to go after voices inside of American politics.

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Yeah, I think you have to understand the history behind it. It's real brief. You know, they started it by saying, you know, Al Qaeda, ISIS, all these terrible groups are radicalizing people online. We should do something about it. And, you know, back when they came up with that 12 years ago, whatever it was, people are like, you know, it makes sense.

Yeah, I think you have to understand the history behind it. It's real brief. You know, they started it by saying, you know, Al Qaeda, ISIS, all these terrible groups are radicalizing people online. We should do something about it. And, you know, back when they came up with that 12 years ago, whatever it was, people are like, you know, it makes sense.

Yeah, I think you have to understand the history behind it. It's real brief. You know, they started it by saying, you know, Al Qaeda, ISIS, all these terrible groups are radicalizing people online. We should do something about it. And, you know, back when they came up with that 12 years ago, whatever it was, people are like, you know, it makes sense.

And then it metastasized and it's like, oh, there's foreign interference in our elections. We need to start going after that. Well, then by 2020, it became a movement to go after voices inside of American politics and begin to label people.

And then it metastasized and it's like, oh, there's foreign interference in our elections. We need to start going after that. Well, then by 2020, it became a movement to go after voices inside of American politics and begin to label people.

And then it metastasized and it's like, oh, there's foreign interference in our elections. We need to start going after that. Well, then by 2020, it became a movement to go after voices inside of American politics and begin to label people.

And they put a guy in charge who basically was going around saying Trump speaks just like these foreign terrorists, his supporters speak just like these foreign terrorists. So now you have an individual running a State Department entity that was labeling American speech by Americans as foreign interference.

And they put a guy in charge who basically was going around saying Trump speaks just like these foreign terrorists, his supporters speak just like these foreign terrorists. So now you have an individual running a State Department entity that was labeling American speech by Americans as foreign interference.

And they put a guy in charge who basically was going around saying Trump speaks just like these foreign terrorists, his supporters speak just like these foreign terrorists. So now you have an individual running a State Department entity that was labeling American speech by Americans as foreign interference.

And then really the kicker was not only were they doing all that formally from the State Department, but they were taking State Department money and they were giving it to these third-party groups who were supposed to be like independent, you know, verified arbiters of what's true and what isn't, what's good and what's bad.

And then really the kicker was not only were they doing all that formally from the State Department, but they were taking State Department money and they were giving it to these third-party groups who were supposed to be like independent, you know, verified arbiters of what's true and what isn't, what's good and what's bad.