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Hey, everyone, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America
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And oh, Katie Hobbs, Katie Hobbs, what a tangled web we weave
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What a tangled web we weave, young lady, because we got the goods on you and that's coming straight at you
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patriots about these videos, about these stories, about all the goings on in the
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world today. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the firebrand representative from Georgia, is fighting mad, folks
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She's furious after what she discovered in the Twitter files. And here's what it is
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She discovered that on January 7th, 2021, Katie Hobbs office, the office of at that time
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the secretary of state of Arizona contacted the federal agency, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
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and informed them that there was an unidentified account posting things that it
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classified as election related misinformation on Twitter. Well, the federal office then contacted Twitter
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to have those things removed, and wouldn't you know it dutifully, Twitter responded by removing the said tweets
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So, again, this is an unidentified account. Could have been you could have been me
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Who knows? It said they were posting election misinformation. Twitter immediately acted to get rid of those tweets
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Now, this is a person in the middle of an election. Contacting a federal agency
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Talking about a cybersecurity issue, when all we know about it is that she and her office believed it was
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election related misinformation, we don't know what the tweet said. We don't know if it was misinformation
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We don't know how exactly it went down, but we do know that Twitter removed those tweets
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Marjorie Taylor Greene said in her opinion, this was a communism and be
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a violation of the First Amendment rights of Americans. And she's calling for a federal investigation
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Furthermore, Marjorie Taylor Greene said, and I quote, Hobbs cannot be governor
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Hobbs cannot be governor. So Marjorie Taylor Greene doesn't get to make that call
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But she's got a heck of a point here. This is something that was not available to, let's say, I don't know
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her opponent, Carrie Lake. Carrie Lake didn't have the power to do
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what Hobbs did and get tweets removed and this and that. And this is the only instance we know of where this happened
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But how do we know it didn't happen more? And how do we know other candidates in other elections didn't do it
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These Twitter files are just getting started, folks. They are ready, paint an ugly picture and they're just getting started
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So it's going to be really interesting to see what Musk unveils and what the United States Congress
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which is now going to be run by Republicans starting in January, has to say about all this, what the investigations are going to find
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Is this collusion? What do you guys think? You guys think this is collusion on a grand scale
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It's not for me to judge. It's for you guys to judge. It's for the Congress to judge. It may be for the courts to judge
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So, again, we're just getting started with the Twitter files, folks, and man, Elon Musk is causing some major waves
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