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And, This Is How Social Media Will Decide the Next Election With David Pakman

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David Pakman joins the show to discuss how YouTube, social media algorithms, and artificial intelligence are reshaping politics, public opinion, and our democracy. They discuss why conservative voices often outperform liberals online, the Democratic Party's messaging challenges, and what we can learn about how populist messages spread online. 

00:00 Intro

00:33 World Cup Aftermath & The Trump Impact

3:43 The DSA As The Liberal Tea Party

7:15 Does Pakman's Youtube Channel Make Him A Hypocrite?

10:02 The 2028 Election Will Be Determined By Artificial Intelligence & Algorithm Manipulation 

12:51 Social Media Platforms Don't Reward Truth

18:04 How to Fight Back Against Algorithmic Manipulation

23:57 How YouTube Has Changed Our Politicians & Killed Authenticity 

27:30 Can Nuanced Conversations Ever Travel Online? 

30:07 Why The Right Is So Much More Successful Online

32:55 Populism & Independence: Why Bernie & Tucker Break Through & Fox News Is Still Figuring It Out

39:55 We Are Not Prepared For AI To Take Over Our Social Media Feeds 

47:17 Loneliness, The Manosphere, and Why The Left Still Fails When it Comes To Toxic Masculinity

50:15 Is Government Moving Too Slowly & What Trump Gets Right

54:01 Pakman's Media Strategy For The Democratic Party & How To Talk About The Economy

1:01:52 The DSA Should Be A Red Alert For The Democratic Party

1:08:53 Biden's Populist Streak & Communication Problems

1:12:38 Is There Any Hope For Democracy In This Media Environment?

Pre-order David's new book Pay Attention: How the Algorithms and Media Wars Are Suppressing Truth and Rewiring Your Brain

https://www.harpercollins.com/products/pay-attention-david-pakman?variant=44812531105826

 
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