So I think you're really going to enjoy the show today because the internet and technology are influencing, even shaping every aspect of our lives, from politics to war, to music, to entertainment and culture.

And my next two guests today, that's why I think you're going to like this program.

They're experts in all of this.

So I'm going to talk to Taylor Lorenzo, Washington Post columnist who covers internet culture and also Dr.

Jen Goldbeck, a professor at the University of Maryland, an AI expert, and the publisher of

the MAGA report, MAGA report.

Thank you both so much for joining us.

Thanks.

Thanks for having me.

Thank you.

Listen, we could not have done this at timing.

I hate what's going on in the country, especially as it relates to these protests and the war, of course, in Gaza and Israel. But it's very,

it's very timely to have you on. I want to start with what's happening on college campuses all

across America, this massive wave of unrest, Dr. Goldbeck. You wrote just this morning that in

right-wing discussions that you have been monitoring,

many are arguing that Gaza protests are an opportunity to split the Democratic electorate.

Can you tell us more about that, please?

Yeah, you know, on one hand, I think we're seeing this in public statements from a lot of communities,

especially the Muslim community, is saying they're having

a hard time feeling like they want to support Biden in the upcoming election, given the policy

that's going on with Israel. But interestingly, if we look at the far right, we look back to

2016 in Cambridge Analytica, the Russian influence operations, you know, they were posting a lot in like

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