In a labor complaint filed in California, Castoro alleges that Pool “made irrational and angry threats and demands,” demanding that Molli give him the footage Molli shot of the riot. Pool then removed Molli and Castoro’s access to their jointly-controlled YouTube channel. The issue in question relates to a cryptic tweet Castoro had made about the trio’s business, in which the former Pool confidante threatened to make a labor dispute against Pool over how he ran their company, which the Daily Beast gleefully details, much to no one’s interest. It might be serious to those involved in the story, but it isn’t of any business to the reader, regardless of who they may be. “I don’t know what you did, but this is beyond serious.” “You need to call me back right now,” a person whose voice closely resembles Pool’s said in the message, which was shared with The Daily Beast. 6 riot when she receives an urgent voice mail from Pool demanding she call him back. The most interesting (or seemingly interesting) thing about the story happens when Emily Molli, a journalist, in the middle of filming the Jan. The kidnapped cat story mentioned in the headline is all thunder, signifying nothing. Leading with an incendiary headline, the Daily Beast’s Will Sommer describes how Pool’s website collapsed “amid allegations he took a cat hostage.” But the real story, as Sommer himself chronicles, is far from interesting – detailing interpersonal, behind-the-scenes drama that is of little interest to anyone, including Pool’s 1.24 million-strong following on YouTube.Ĭounting myself as an occasional viewer and a curator of weird and interesting happenings on the Internet, the headline piqued my interest. The Attorney General of the District of Columbia is currently suing members of the Proud Boys and OathKeepers for their alleged roles in planning, promoting, and carrying out the attack on the Capitol.YouTuber and “left-leaning” journalist Tim Pool has become the subject of some odd controversy over the fate of his website, Subverse (later SCNR, pronounced “scanner”) after Pool and two of his business partners, Emily Molli and Rocco Castoro, had a falling out. Many individuals arrested for their crimes that day point to online personalities and pseudo-news outlets that pushed unsubstantiated claims of election fraud and continue to push the country towards instability, division, and destruction. While hundreds out of the tens of thousands of attendees have been charged with federal crimes, there are still many unanswered questions about what caused the attempted insurrection. This led to rioting, rampant vandalism, violent assaults, multiple fatalities, and unlawful entry into the Capitol building, forcing officials to evacuate and delay the certification.
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After a series of speeches at decried the election as "stolen" from Trump, many of Trump's supporters were incited to stop the certification of electoral votes that would confirm Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States. drew massive crowds to the National Mall. Months in the making, the "Stop the Steal" rally in Washington, D.C.
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