The misinformation narrative gained traction during the Trump era, particularly following the Russiagate controversy, leading to a more powerful censorship regime.

Initially, we were wrong about the type of data the intelligence community had; they had much less structured data than we assumed, primarily relying on documents and parsing information.

Some conspiracy theories have turned out to be true, such as the Hunter Biden laptop story, which was suppressed by Twitter.

It's crucial to analyze conspiracy theories carefully; many claims may sound convincing but lack solid evidence upon closer examination.

I stopped assuming that everything I read in mainstream media was true and began to question the narratives presented to me.

The narrative control in media can be potent; once a story is out, it can become the repeated truth, regardless of its accuracy.

While some conspiracy theorists lack genuineness, it's important to question everything critically without presuming conclusions too quickly.

I believe there was some small amount of fraud in the 2020 election, but it was not enough to change the outcome.

Nobody believed they did, and they knew that created problems.