There is a conspiracy ecosystem on YouTube, according to

social media researcher Jonathan Albright. If you're into the conspiracy stuff and I

know a lot of people are just kind of for fun like for some reason. It's a puzzle,

it's a mystery, it's intriguing. I get it. There are about 9,000 different videos

have been watched to combine four billion times about everything from the

September 11th attacks, the JFK assassination, Pizzagate and a prominent one,

these mass shootings and whether or not these people are actors or who's

behind them and the false flag operations and we saw that pop up in the news

last week. Craig Timbergen drew hardwell of the Washington Post wrote a piece

that's online right now. In fact, we have a link to it at our website so you can

find it really easily about the parkland shooting quote unquote crisis crisis

actor videos and and where they lead in the YouTube vortex Craig Timbergen

joins us now Craig how are you sir? Yeah, I'm good thanks. How are you guys? Good. I

think we're all familiar with getting sucked into the YouTube vortex. I go to see

you know, some video of my favorite band and then it has suggestions and

before I know it, I'm watching recipes and and and civil war battles and the

rest of it. And it's six days later and you haven't eaten your knees in the bathroom.

Exactly. But but you're writing about Jonathan Albright's research and what

he found tell us about it. Well, so what he did is he seated his research by

looking at 256 videos that dealt with the notion of crisis actors. This is the

idea that mass shootings are really stage political events and that people are

paid to these crisis actors like these parkland kids are allegedly you know

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