Should I not have talked to all of those people in tiny towns who were told by their local Facebook group that Antifa was coming and that they needed to arm up, in one case putting the lives of a multiracial family at risk?
Should I not have reported on that Boogaloo Boi who organized the murder of two federal officers on Facebook, then encouraged another Boogaloo Boi to burn things down in Minnesota?
Should I not have reported that a Hunter Biden dossier alleging dirty deeds a month before his laptop was magically discovered was actually written by an AI-generated person who did not exist?
Should I not have figured out that some Trump supporters were stealing African-American identities to post in support of the president, or that white nationalists were posing as Antifa on Twitter to stir up violence?
Should I not have reported on how QAnon indoctrinated women throughout the country into holding hundreds of real-life “SaveTheChildren” rallies that called for the execution of Democrats?
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said residents in Flint, MI received robocalls that allegedly told some people that if lines were too long on Election Day, voters could vote the following day, which is not true.