This is Renegate Talk Radio.

Ladies and gentlemen, Owen Schroier here, the normal host of the Info Wars War Room, but we're going to have a guest host today and tomorrow as I'm filling in for Alex on the Alex Jones show while he is away.

But I will be back next week hosting during Christmas

week. But I wanted to come on here and open the show and try my best to explain a phenomenon

happening right now that was a major factor in stopping this continued resolution spending bill last night.

And it really hit me as I'm communicating with members of Congress and their staff

and just observing the new way members of Congress communicate with their constituents and the American people.

And I've often talked about the phenomenon of

social media crossing a threshold of now being the most important medium for members of

Congress or just generally speaking news outlets to reach the people. And I think this might have been the threshold crossing

moment. I think stopping the continued resolution might have been the threshold crossing

moment. Let me explain why. The old form of media was a one way path. In other words, you would have congressmen go on TV or just a news reporter go on TV and

they would talk at you or to you. It was a one-way street. But now with social media, it's a two-way street.

They can communicate with you and you can communicate back. And so there's a direct feedback factor,

but there's also the ability to kind of understand what am I saying that's popular, what am I doing

that's popular? What am I saying or doing that's unpopular? You can get that direct feedback.

You can get that direct response and you can get that direct response,

and that changes things.

And I think that moment yesterday,

defeating the continued resolution,

might have been the threshold crossing moment.

Because now,

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