From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast center.

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

I just wanted to follow up briefly because we ended last hour and if you missed last

hour, get the podcast of Armstrong and Gettys.com.

That Twitter information.

I think that's astounding.

So we've mentioned many times 75% of people on Twitter basically account for nothing.

25% account for almost all of the tweets and of that 25% on average, they get 37 likes

and one retweet a month.

I was year having very little impact even of the 25%.

I think there are probably 5% maybe of Twitter users who drive the conversation, the bitter

arguments on Twitter, closer to 1%, but okay, fair enough.

I was being generous.

Let's call it 1%.

They drive the bitter war like conversation on Twitter, which in turn wildly disproportionately

drives the conversation among congressional staffers.

For instance, and quote unquote opinion makers in the media, all the people in the media,

including me, by the way, all the people in media are scrolling through Twitter every

single day to see what a 1% of Americans think about something and then forming opinions

about it and commenting on it, keeping in mind that half of America, that's 1% of the

people on Twitter, half of America ain't on Twitter at all.

So it's only 1% of the people that are on, that's where he ended up with the 1% number.

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