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You know, Facebook is now the largest purveyor of news in the United States.

More Americans get their news from Facebook than any other source, NBC's claims, notwithstanding.

And increasingly, I kind of laugh when I say increasingly because this has been going on for decades now,

but in particular over the last decade, that news has had a right-wing tilt to it,

the information that people are getting out of Facebook has had a right-wing tilt to it.

So how is that happening?

What's going on? Why and how are social media dominating or being dominated by right-wing,

in many cases, diss or misinformation sources?

Judd Lagum is the journalist and founder of popular.info, popular.info.

The website, of course, his Twitter handle is Judd Lagum, J-U-D-D-L-E-G-U-M,

and he's on the line with us right now. Judd, your report today on popular.info,

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