> Now, it's proven that they can effectively exercise the power in a major way, and that's news. Honestly, it's really not. We've seen groups like ISIS kicked

> Now, it's proven that they can effectively exercise the power in a major way, and that's news. Honestly, it's really not. We've seen groups like ISIS kicked off social media, for example, and no one blinked an eye. Heck, Milo Yiannopoulos was deplatformed way back in 2016. The thing that's news is that a significant percentage of a major US political party is now associated with a form of right wing extremism and wrapped up in a major conspiracy theory movement whose adherents are willing to commit violence in an attempt to subvert an election.