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New study shows that almost all political tweets come from a tiny fraction of Twitter users. Does this mean that America is not as divided as we'd think from scanning social media? Should government step in to stop these bad actors from splitting our Republic, risking a civil war? How can you guard against being used by these characters in ways that make you, unwittingly, part of what's tearing our country apart?

Binge-watch the entire archive of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott videos now free at our website: https://BillWhittle.com

New study shows that almost all political tweets come from a tiny fraction of Twitter users. Does this mean that America is not as divided as we'd think from scanning social media? Should government step in to stop these bad actors from splitting our Republic, risking a civil war? How can you guard against being used by these characters in ways that make you, unwittingly, part of what's tearing our country apart?

Binge-watch the entire archive of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott videos now free at our website: https://BillWhittle.com

New study shows that almost all political tweets come from a tiny fraction of Twitter users. Does this mean that America is not as divided as we'd think from scanning social media? Should government step in to stop these bad actors from splitting our Republic, risking a civil war? How can you guard against being used by these characters in ways that make you, unwittingly, part of what's tearing our country apart?

Binge-watch the entire archive of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott videos now free at our website: https://BillWhittle.com

A new study shows almost everyone thinks that almost everyone desires fame. But the survey also shows that almost no one craves it for himself. Instead, the vast majority say they believe that success means "following your interests and talents to be the best you can be at something you love." But how can we explain the relentless barrage of self-promotion and personal image manipulation on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and others, Are we lying to ourselves to cover up our social disease epidemic -- faking humility to mask our desperate craving for wealth, influence and public approval?

Watch the full archive of Right Angle, more than 600 episodes, as well as many other shows, at https://BillWhittle.com .

A new study shows almost everyone thinks that almost everyone desires fame. But the survey also shows that almost no one craves it for himself. Instead, the vast majority say they believe that success means "following your interests and talents to be the best you can be at something you love." But how can we explain the relentless barrage of self-promotion and personal image manipulation on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and others, Are we lying to ourselves to cover up our social disease epidemic -- faking humility to mask our desperate craving for wealth, influence and public approval?

Watch the full archive of Right Angle, more than 600 episodes, as well as many other shows, at https://BillWhittle.com .

A new study shows almost everyone thinks that almost everyone desires fame. But the survey also shows that almost no one craves it for himself. Instead, the vast majority say they believe that success means "following your interests and talents to be the best you can be at something you love." But how can we explain the relentless barrage of self-promotion and personal image manipulation on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and others, Are we lying to ourselves to cover up our social disease epidemic -- faking humility to mask our desperate craving for wealth, influence and public approval?

Watch the full archive of Right Angle, more than 600 episodes, as well as many other shows, at https://BillWhittle.com .

A new study shows almost everyone thinks that almost everyone desires fame. But the survey also shows that almost no one craves it for himself. Instead, the vast majority say they believe that success means "following your interests and talents to be the best you can be at something you love." But how can we explain the relentless barrage of self-promotion and personal image manipulation on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and others, Are we lying to ourselves to cover up our social disease epidemic -- faking humility to mask our desperate craving for wealth, influence and public approval?

Watch the full archive of Right Angle, more than 600 episodes, as well as many other shows, at https://BillWhittle.com .

A new study shows almost everyone thinks that almost everyone desires fame. But the survey also shows that almost no one craves it for himself. Instead, the vast majority say they believe that success means "following your interests and talents to be the best you can be at something you love." But how can we explain the relentless barrage of self-promotion and personal image manipulation on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and others, Are we lying to ourselves to cover up our social disease epidemic -- faking humility to mask our desperate craving for wealth, influence and public approval?

Watch the full archive of Right Angle, more than 600 episodes, as well as many other shows, at https://BillWhittle.com .

Right Angle, with Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green, brings breaking news into sharp focus five times each week with time-tested conservative principles and a generous helping of humor. Whittle, Ott and Green have co-hosted a news panel show for more than a decade.

To enjoy the full video archive, visit https://BillWhittle.com

Right Angle, with Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green, brings breaking news into sharp focus five times each week with time-tested conservative principles and a generous helping of humor. Whittle, Ott and Green have co-hosted a news panel show for more than a decade.

To enjoy the full video archive, visit https://BillWhittle.com