CHARLIE WARZEL, DIGITAL WRITER-AT-LARGE, "THE WASHINGTON POST": Not a lot is being done at all. In fact, 8chan, in the past, has sort of deflected blame, especially for the Poway shooting, in fact, turning on the, quote, unquote, "fake news media," which is just a really disheartening thing for a platform that is hosted and helped foment quite a lot of violence in recent days. What can be done? There needs to be some scrutiny from law enforcement and a better understanding of how these communities work. There was a user on the Internet who stumbled upon the shooter's post shortly before the shooting even took place, before it was reported, and tried to contact the FBI on Saturday. They managed to contact the FBI, but nothing was able to be done because the lag time wasn't there. I think there needs to be real- time ways for tipsters and others to interact with law enforcement and police these boards, because clearly there're resulting in real violence.</s>BALDWIN: Agree. And making sure law enforcement understands these platforms and, to your point, policing them in real time. Charlie Warzel, thank you for your voice and your opinion.</s>WARZEL: Thanks.</s>BALDWIN: I appreciate it. A short time from now, Joe Biden will hold his first campaign rally and he's taking on the president directly. Some of his Democratic competitors not so much. Chris Cillizza joins me next to break it all down.
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