Donie O’Sullivan

Donie O’Sullivan, a CNN correspondent specializing in far-right extremism and conspiracy theories, explores the fascinating psychology behind why people fall for misinformation. He discusses how emotional reasoning often trumps logic, especially during crises like the pandemic. The podcast addresses the profound impact on families when loved ones are engulfed in conspiracy theories, showcasing stories of transformation driven by fear and isolation. O’Sullivan emphasizes the importance of empathy and community support in overcoming these challenges.

Donie O’Sullivan, CNN Senior Correspondent known for covering Elon Musk, and Ryan Mac, New York Times Reporter with similar expertise, dive into the chaotic landscape of free speech and censorship under Musk's Twitter. They reflect on their own bans from the platform and examine Musk’s political connections, particularly to Trump. The conversation shifts to the regulatory pressures facing TikTok and the broader implications for content moderation and journalism in an era of powerful tech giants. It's an insightful look at today's social media complexities.

Donie O’Sullivan, a CNN correspondent making waves with his documentary on election deniers, joins political analyst Leah Feiger and reporter David Gilbert. They dive into the tactics of well-funded far-right activists that fuel election denialism, exploring how social media amplifies these conspiracy theories. The discussion highlights the intimidation of voters and the alarming implications for electoral integrity. With a mix of serious analysis and humorous takes on odd conspiracy theories, the conversation uncovers the darker side of political discourse.