The Journalism and Preservation Act, whose interest does this new legislation really serve?

And a Facebook moderator says that he was forced to watch cannibalism in his duties at Facebook. You're listening to the

propaganda report. I'm Brad Binkley here with Monica Perez.

Monica, how are you?

I'm doing great. How you doing?

I'm fantastic. what you got today well I had so much from

the other so Saturday we did our WSB show which will we post on

Wednesdays and then on Thursdays we post our

podcasts and a lot of times I the stuff that I have prepared for the

WSP show is a little deeper and a little more involved

then you can get to when you get all those commercial interruptions when you're doing it live so I have a lot of stuff that is just

peals the onion one more layer from the stuff we were talking about then specifically I have we talked a lot about Alex Jones and there was another case that was a setback

there was a victory for the Sandy Hook parents and the cases themselves the headlines which we talked about

were very misleading on where the on what was actually resolved during the case and in the end as I looked at what was

actually resolved during the case and in the end as I looked at what was really

going on it had nothing to do with

with whether Sandy Hook the official narrative was true or not.

It had nothing to do with the distress of the of the parents and the families.

Really, it's all coming down to how to use this stuff

to regulate and censor the internet.

And there are other agenda at work,

but I had observed that this was exactly what the policy makers tried and failed to enact with PIPA and SOPA like eight years ago,

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