Dr. Matt Bivens, who joined me on a livestream about Russia a few weeks back, will be making time again tomorrow night, to talk about some never-discussed angles of the Twitter Files story. The initial story was reported by two teams of reporters, one associated with Bari Weiss, and a far smaller family affair in the Racket camp. Matt, a former editor of the Moscow Times, was the person who found a key first batch of election-related Slack chats, and helped us settle on a direction early in the process, which was a very fraught time, for a variety of reasons none of us has discussed publicly. We also wanted to clear up some misconceptions and field questions. To join us, tune in tomorrow at 5:00 PM ET at:
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I don't understand why no one has written a book on the Twitter files. There is so much to write about (there probably could be many books). It really needs to be in book form so it can be discussed in its entirety, including expanding on the issues vital to Democracy. There's also a lot of good narrative, so it would work as a book. In fact, it would work as a movie, if Hollywood ever would be inclined to produce such a thing, which is unlikely. However, a book is a first step.
NOTE: After I posted the comment, Matt said he is writing a book. So, good!
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