Disinformation and Trust
Glenn discusses the rise of a disinformation industry following major political events in 2016, highlighting a loss of faith in institutions among the public. He argues that this skepticism is a promising development, as it reflects a shift in how people perceive authority. The conversation also touches on the downfall of a political figure, illustrating the complexities of public trust and the political landscape.In this clip
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Is there political bias in social media as discussed in the episode Joe Rogan Experience #1556 - Glenn Greenwald and the clip Media Trust Crisis, as well as in episode #172: Clint Watts | Surviving in a World of Fake News and the clip Social Media Bubbles?
Is there political bias in social media as discussed in the episode Joe Rogan Experience #1556 - Glenn Greenwald and the clip Media Trust Crisis, as well as in episode #172: Clint Watts | Surviving in a World of Fake News and the clip Social Media Bubbles?
Is there political bias in social media as discussed in the episode Joe Rogan Experience #1556 - Glenn Greenwald and the clip Media Trust Crisis, as well as in episode #172: Clint Watts | Surviving in a World of Fake News and the clip Social Media Bubbles?