Yesterday I attended a White House event called the White House Social Media Summit and I got to say it was rather

anti-climactic. I would describe it as a VIP Trump rally so I didn't feel satisfied by the ultimate outcome of what actually happened

and I thought there would actually be some real discussions. But I wasn't convinced entirely. I had a feeling it would be something like this and in the end what happened was

Trump came in, Trump talked like Trump does, got to admit kind of a funny guy, a lot of self-deprecating humor. But I don't think there was anything that was actually

solved other than Trump rallying to his base of supporters trying to convince them that they're actually trying to work on this problem.

I believe a lot of the statements made, I shouldn't say a lot but some of the statements made it to the summit were a bit hyperbolic in terms of what's happening in regards to censorship.

But I think it is a problem with massive tech giants determining morality and setting rules only in so far as they've become the dominant platforms for public speech.

If you have a small platform that wants to talk specifically about UGO cards or Pokemon, I don't care that you ban people for not talking about that.

But when we're looking at Twitter, Facebook, Google, etc. Well now you've got a problem in that it's dominating the public space and your rules are arbitrary.

But yesterday in the Rose Garden I actually left, it was very swampy, very hot, pun intended. And something interesting happened. CNN, analyst, Brian Keram was taunting people in attendance.

And when Sebastian Gorka, I believe it was Subgorka, yelled back and drew a journalist after he was taunting them, he said why don't we take it outside and have a long discussion, which we all know what that means.

When someone says why don't we take it outside, it's a threat. But of course the media is plagued by weasily individuals that don't want to admit when they're wrong and won't be held accountable.

So what we ended up happening, what we ended up having was a man claiming I just said I would talk to him, dude you said let's take it outside, we know what you meant.

But of course where do we go from here? Jim Acosta and CNN and of course they work with this guy Brian, so of course they're going to defend him.

But all these other outlets going on to say that it was Gorka who actually was verbally accosting the press, the sweet protected class of journalists.

Oh please, and there were people saying things like you shouldn't be yelling at journalists. Oh please, you're a human being with a job.

And you know what, your power is waning. The ivory tower is collapsing and we can see it here.

Before I go on to a rant about the collapse of media and they're failing, falling ivory tower, let's read the news and see what's actually going on with this particular story.

So the first story we have is mediaite and there is some some blame to go around for what happened.

Mediaite says video shows CNN's carom taunting summit guests with demonic possession jab daring Gorka to take the dispute outside.

And that's basically it. But there were people in the audience that were you know heckling to an extent the press.

You then had Brian saying oh these are people who are eager for demonic possession to which Gorka replies, oh when you're a journalist he says it's taken outside, Gorka gets in his face.

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