When I think about misinformation or disinformation, I think about the ways in which early

Jezebel treated women's media.

Now, I mean, on the scale of things that are important to the survival of democracy, women's media is

further down here than let's say, I don't know, national newspapers, but well at

least I think so. I'm going to get yelled at, see that's what's going to happen.

I said that, I'm going to yell out. But what about Chien Vogue? I could be the comment section for you, Anna. I'll be your bad faith machine.

Thank you.

Welcome to offline.

I'm John Favreau.

I'm Max Fisher. And that was founder of Jezebel Anna Holmes and

crooked's own Aaron Ryan the three of us had a great conversation about the

influence and legacy of Jezebel the pioneering feminist website that after

16 years of publication shut down last week,

you'll hear that conversation soon.

Max and I will also dig into how much Google pays to be on your iPhone, a new device that could spell the end of the smartphone.

I'm excited.

I can't wait.

And Ron DeSantis's fight with Nicky Haley about the right to post anonymously online. But first, did Osama bin Laden have a point?

This guy had takes, I'll give him that much. He did not have a point but there were dozens of

Tik-Tockers this week who asked some version of that question after their first

time I assume first time reading bin Laden's 2002 letter to America where he tries to justify

9-11 by critiquing the US government for among other things its support of Israel

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