Riley Gaines

Maybe they changed it after we complained about it because I complained about it more than once.

But I found it on DuckDuckGo like that.

Like that.

But that story is insane.

And if you have a hard time, and Google does.

Yeah, they do.

They curate.

Yeah, they do.

They curate searches.

It's a fact.

And Robert Epstein, who's a guy who's sort of documented how this affects elections, says this is essentially election manipulation to the point where statistically you can prove that due to search engine results, you can move a candidate one way or the other.

That it's possible.

Because if you Google Donald Trump and you only find the most horrendous negative things, Donald Trump's success, and then you find corruption and scandal and greed, that's all you can find.

And it takes forever and ever and ever.

Right.

But if you say Joe Biden and you talk about the accomplishments, the up in the economy, the three years, everything's going great.

Look at the inclusiveness.

Look at how many lesbians are in the office.

And when you do that, if that's all you find, a certain percentage of low information voters...

are going to go to that, and it's enough to move the needle by like 10%, 13%.