The Supreme Court has had a busy summer loosening gun restrictions in states,

overturning Roe versus Wade, and severely threatening our Miranda rights.

I'm Leah Litman, and each week on Strix Crutney, I'm joined by my co-hosts and fellow law

professors, Melissa Murray and Kate Shaw, to break down the latest headlines and the biggest

legal questions facing our country. It's more important than ever to understand the repercussions

of these Supreme Court decisions and what we can do to fight back in the upcoming midterm elections.

Listen to new episodes of Strix Crutney every Monday, wherever you get your podcasts.

I can't imagine the amount of hate and threats that come your way as someone who's

taking on conspiracy theorists and extremists every day. What has that been like for you? How do

you process that? Oh, no, it's great being a woman online. It's... Of course, famously,

famously easy and wonderful, right? Time to time. Would do it again. Yeah, no, it's not

something I was ever prepared for. When I started hosting, you know, it's not something anyone's

psyche is built for. Your brain just is not meant to be processing that amount of discussion

about you in the first place, but especially when there's so much hatred in that discussion.

It feels very strange for your brain. So you're dealing with threats, you're seeing even your

most popular posts sometimes get fewer views than, you know, some of the disinformation and conspiracy

theories you're trying to debunk. You're seeing online extremism get even worse. How do you stay

hopeful that this is a winnable fight? I'm John Fabro. Welcome to offline.

Hey, everyone. My guess this week is Abby Richards, a 25-year-old TikTok disinformation

and extremism researcher. So Abby is our first TikToker. If you're not familiar with TikTok,

it means you are old, or at the very least it means that you seem old. But just so you know,

TikTok is an incredibly addictive social media platform where you can create and share short

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