Mueller’s Investigation Has Created An Underworld Of Online Sleuths (HBO)
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- Sorting through the data of the dead - their pots, their knives, and the rocks they cooked on - in order to reconstruct how they once lived, is not so different from tracking the Special Counsel investigation.
On a Friday in February, Adrienne Cobb, 29, lab assistant in the archaeology department at Western Washington University, was trying to do both. She was digitizing data on artifacts found on a farm in Washington state that were about 3,000 years old, and keeping track of what was happening on Capitol Hill, where the House Judiciary Committee grilled Matthew Whitaker - then, acting Attorney General - about his involvement in Robert Mueller’s investigation into the Trump campaign and its links to Russia.
Cobb’s an unlikely candidate for legal sleuthing. She’s a recovering heroin addict with no experience in journalism, and a preference for Ghost Adventures over Reliable Sources. (“I hate cable news.”) She has dyed red hair, rocks Daria-esque glasses, and tends to look at the floor when she isn’t absorbed by a screen.
She spends her free time - and some of her office time, too - tracking every update, big and small, in Mueller’s probe. She’s part of an online community of digital sleuths, amateur journalists, and statisticians, who commit hours upon hours of their lives to all things Mueller. Some have launched careers out of obsessively tracking the investigation’s twists and turns.
But for her, keeping track of Mueller’s work is about helping others feel less “helpless” in a wilderness of fast-paced, complex news that doesn’t always add up. She calls herself an “aggregator,” which seems simple enough, but it's tough work. She checks Twitter and Reddit three times an hour for new, relevant reporting, and saves links to those articles with the program, Evernote. Meanwhile, news of every White House departure goes in a separate spreadsheet that she’ll refer to in order to update her website, 45Chaos, which in granular detail, notes every staffer who’s left, whether and why they quit, resigned, or resigned under pressure (“R-UP”), and measures the length of their tenure in “mooches,” a metric born in Trump’s White House. (She goes by 10-days, not 11, though there’s a debate over how long Anthony Scaramucci really lasted as White House Communications Director.)
On the weekends, she wakes at 4:30 a.m. and never makes plans to leave the house for long - giving her just enough time for scan every article she’s saved to Evernote, for any new revelations. These get boiled down into weekly recaps that she posts every Monday to a Reddit forum called, appropriately, “Keep_Track.” Readers sometimes message her in appreciation or send tips, and her summaries have ballooned along with the news cycle to run as long as 5,000 words. On Monday, the process starts again.
“I get a lot of people who say, ‘I can't believe that all happened in one week,’” she said. “Or, ‘That feels like it was a month ago, because so much has happened.’ So I think there's value to seeing it all in one spot.”
There’s value, even for the other Mueller obsessives who, like Cobb, have become addicted to tracking the unknown-knowns.
Scott Stedman, a 23-year-old, started tracking Mueller’s probe while he was a political science major at UC Irvine. Within a year of graduation, his obsessive reporting and research has earned him bylines in major outlets and landed him a book deal (Real News, out in April). Stedman says he’s a fan of Cobb’s recaps. “I find them super useful. It’s a testament to how much information there is.”
Some of Cobb’s readers even donate - she makes about $150 a month through her Patreon account, and 76,000 people subscribe to the Reddit forum, where her work is pinned to the top, so any new members can get caught up on the fly.
“There was a New Yorker cartoon that came out this week that I think sums it up pretty well,” says A.G., the host of the popular podcast Mueller She Wrote, referring to a Julia Suits cartoon that some might see as an exaggeration but that many in this Mueller-obsessed world received with a ring of truth. The cartoon shows a conspiracist-type standing in a room, wallpapered in names ripped from Washington Post headlines, and string trying to connect them all.
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A legit way to stay sober
Glad it works for her. I've wanted to do nothing but drink heavily and cry for the past two years.
It seems like it'd be interesting to do what she does high too
@@vidboyx2001 stay strong you can get through this!!
She replaced one addiction with another.
Why are all VICE correspondents so arrogant and dismissive?
I think this lady is doing an awesome job!
Suhit Kumar Thanks for pointing this out. I was noticing the same thing.
The interviewer seems s The interviewer seems so Condescending. It ends up undermining the whole presentation
sitting on bench above her in the first interview, arms folded - not a way to make someone feel comfortable (and she looks like she feels like she doesn't have enough body space. Introverts need more space (and if she's on the spectrum more so again)), and yes his questions are tinged with nastiness - jealousy? Misogyny? Asking why she doesn't get in trouble, pointing out her lack of social life, dismissively looking away from her, bringing up addiction. He's a jerk.
@@GethinColes Agreed. I'm tired of this interviewer.
@@GethinColes great analysis. Arrogance is rooted in insecurity, and he can feel very insecure.
rupert murdoch
Regardless what political believes you have , that’s an admiral job she’s doing. Good on her.
Uhhh no. It's pathetic and exploitative.
@@nunliski When you are the president(of America) within the modern era, whether you like it or not, they should be scrutinized for wrongdoings, whether Democrat or Republican. It's not a partisan issue. If it was a Democrat it would be the same. If it was a Republican it would be the same.
@@treeblinn Ok, but this girl is not doing any scrutinizing or investigating. She's just some fool who aggregates links.
Arrrr, tis an admiral of a job, captain!
@@nunliski That's basically what Drudge Report is, too.
This type of interviewing style is not effective. It was like you were using closed ended questions to put words in her mouth
Mari this ^
Although I mostly enjoyed this video I'm curious why there was so much emphasis on Adrienne Cobb's flaws. Why the interest in how much she does this at work? To get her in trouble with her employer? Why bring up the heroin addition? And why suggest that her interest in Mueller is a substitution for that addition? I realize human-interest is important, but how about some positive things to balance it out. Was there a need to discredit her?
The "you like digging" was was clever (it related her career to her interest). That was good.
100%
Steven Elliott because the series about her opinions means he asked or she divulged the question/answer(s) as she has an addictive personality or gene so kudos to her for kicking and now serving a Need! But the title was sleuthing
Steven Elliott - Because we're all sick of judgmental liberal losers that feel like they have the moral high ground to tell me who to vote for when in reality she's a junky with colored hair... Sorry not sorry... We need to get back to reality.
"Mueller is a substitution for that addition" surely that's a good thing though.
I mean, hobbies > drugs
Vice has been as critical of the current administration as any media organization. You went into this story thinking that it was a negative Trump story and if turned out to be a character study of this awesome woman. The addiction and the mental motivations are all part of the story. You simply had your expectations averted by the content and then unfairly accessed the final product. Her Mueller obsession could have been replaced with any number of obsessions and the story would have played the same. You're focusing on the Trump aspect and complaining about what you feel is an unfair portrayal and you're missing the larger threads being woven throughout the narrative tapestry. You're missing the point of the story and letting your political bias cloud your viewing experience. I hate Trump as much as anyone but this story isn't about him or Mueller. Look a bit harder.
I really appreciate her for being the People’s aggregator.
🙌❤️💯🇺🇸
Why are you repeatedly doubting her recovery and planting seeds for relapse??
THIS 🤬💯
Actually, this story was disgusting
Because he himself is on some narcotic stimulants and wants to know if she has any heroin to help him comedown with.
Anfernekius Schultz YES! I specifically do know my date, but also know equally as many who don’t know cause they don’t care! When you’re done you’re done. Not every recovering addict is someone who stole from their grandmother, or neglected their children, etc... people’s stereo types are old af... & karma has a way of bribing those types down to size 👏🏼👋🏼
@@billiecruz4399 why
I don't see the point of the heroin questions. Why? Let's expose public ally this obviously vulnerable but highly talented woman, and then undermine her accomplishments, by bringing up her personal past (THREE YEARS??!!).
Honestly, I think it's a good thing that it was brought up. People have terrible misconceptions about people with addictions. Showing an example of who an addict COULD be helps challenge those misconceptions. It also gives hope to people who are currently struggling with addictions. Her way won't work for everyone, but "keeping busy" is an important step in maintaining sobriety. Her accomplishments are not undermined by her addictions.
@@DarkEbony89 The same can be said for people who have anxiety and depression or both. Keeping busy blocks out a lot of the disruptive Head Noise. For me welding and to a lesser extent grinding are great at blocking head noise and it allows me to focus on the work at hand and sometimes even let my mind process things or even just let my mind wander.
DarkEbony89 perfectly stated. 👏
He not only brought it up, he dwelt on it and tried to make her unravel; made her think about "what am I going to do when it's "all over?"" Tried to give his viewers an *emotional* interview. User.
Talented? lol
She’s a savant with this stuff. I hope she finds something else productive to do with her mind after the dust settles on the investigation.
It's the 'tism
She'll start collecting pogs or something.
i wish she just worked in the CIA or FBI with her obsession of finding facts and keeping it unbiased... i wanted t say she should be a journalist or a researcher, but that jobs for bias people nowadays
maybe a university researcher
@matty I sure hope she doesn't. As long as she can keep busy she will be fine. You don't know her or her story. So to say she will fall back into heroin is a pretty trashy thing to say. I hope someone close to you falls to addiction so you can know what that feels like.
@@theheadhunters806 Dont wish that on anybody one day it will happen and you will regret it.
Wow. An opportunity to tell a great story and you just screwed it up.
Michael Taylor - Don't do heroin kids or you'll end up 35 years old with colored hair, living with 30 cats in your moms basement with a vaping addiction while telling others how morally wrong they are for voting for Trump.
What story all she does is read the work of real journalists watch television and obsess over it. She is accomplishing nothing. How could they spin someone wasting their life into a great story?
@Trevor Ravencroft I'm creepy and that behavior is a great story. Interesting world view you have totally rational rofl
@Trevor Ravencroft
TRIGGERED!
She is awesome...
Asking her about her heroin use was disgusting....
I agree, why was that relevant Vice?
Truth hurts
How would he know unless she brought it up? It's probably a follow-up question to something off-screen.
Maybe she wanted that to be out in the open to try to help other people with addiction realize they can overcome it.
Not cool of them to do. Reminds me of when they offered charlie sheen a drink, but for a political piece im glad they addressed it because she seems tweeky.
This probably has to be the WORST vice interview and video I've seen so far. Not only did the interview barely touched on this "Dark world of sleuths" but it was more on trying to point out flaws in this women.
The interviewer himself just had a very...what's the word...Douchey feel. It felt like he wasn't even really acknowledging her views and just trying to go " Hey internet. Look how crazy she is. This 'ex' junkiee is crazy."
She's an addict who shifted from drugs to news I agree this sucked because it should have never been given attention. This will simply make her watch more news read more news so she can tell other people about what they didnt watch because they were contributing to society. She is basically archiving the work of real journalist and regurgitating it. I feel so sorry for her they shouldn't put someone who clearly needs help on camera and show the world.
@DansApples there are some VICE productions that make my whole torso gag (especially the correspondents/interviewers conducting them) however this was one of the most useful things I have seen VICE put up. Points noted re interviewer but I want more of this sort of reporting (it is desperately needed). I would not have heard about her otherwise
@@akathehnic Her looking into different sources and providing information as to how they relate and summarizing them is not "regurgitating" work. What she is doing would be useful in any field. Whether what she does is "contributing" to society or not is your opinion. She provides a means for people to be informed about a specific topic in a more timely manner.
@@JDrakataka it is my opinion like that is ur opinion
@@akathehnic You've never put any effort into anything in your life that's why you're a failure.
I think she’s doing a great job,
A great job? Hillary jokingly said the russians are responsible for her loss. buzzfeed made a story out of it. some never trump activists at the fbi thought they could use that to get trump impeached, which cost most of them their jobs and the taxpayer millions of dollars. 2 years later there are a bunch of people wasting all their free time investigating a joke. She is doing a great job ruining her mental health.
@@Drenicalifornia How many convictions? You call that nothing.
@Michael Meyer NB4? lost me google not helpful
Drenicalifornia Republicans spent decades going after the Clintons, stop crying. Several of Trump associates are going to prison, so it’s not a ‘joke.’
@Michael Meyer thanks never heard anyone use nb4 or "in before".
This reporter is a creep
Clearycolin3011 yea wtf, he makes her seem awkward & weird but it’s cuz he asks her weird questions & sounds professional
Yeah man, she literally does, what would be his homework. Recherche and digging and aggregating information. So it's super strange when he acts like the professional critical thinker. If journalist would work on such a level, no one could ever call them fake news anymore.
So am I
goes with the job
Obsessive people do the best work. I think she's great!
And, she has a beautiful dog! 🐕
Great huh she watches the news reads news and tells people about what she saw that a real reporter provided for her. How amazing she should be given an award for this outstanding regurgitation. What a brave amazing person she will surely be in the history books one day.
@playlists I'm swedish what do Americans have to do with it?
Are you shaming this woman for doing your job VICE News?
because she isn't putting opinion in her research unlike vice
Well it's because she is not biased
The story isn't journalism. It's the effect of the constant barrage of news that you and I, as regular people, are being inundated with. She and her readership of 75,000 are credible evidence that this infusion of politics into the personal life has become an epidemic. The reporter for Vice wasn't interested in her journalistic abilities, because she doesn't consider herself to be a journalist. The reporter did a good job of highlighting her switch from one addiction, which was a source of harm and grief, to a more productive one.
They are not comparing themselves with her.
doesnt look like it?
@@akhilsingh7011
Common sense in the CZcams comments? Damn, that's new.
OP, you're a disgrace
Maybe VICE should hire her...she's more of a journalist than any of the people that work there now
HAHAH Wonder how much she's crying right now that the report is out and no collusion found🤣
Natasha, you don't know what journalism is
@@radsr2109 lol so true
Is it just me or was the reporter a little too rude to the girl with red hair?
More than a little
@Trevor Ravencroft Took a minute to figure out what you were talking about its been a couple of decades since I have seen charlie brown
Dude, why call her a sleuth? She’s a news aggregator and reporter.
Sleuth sounds cooler 🤷♀️
She said herself she wasnt a reporter.. and sleuth os just someoneook in ng for clues to find the truth.. which is what she is doing.. VICE reporting here
Roger Allan but she’s not looking for the actual clues. Someone else already did that. She’s just organizing their findings.
No, she is not a reporter. She is simply a conspiracy theorist.
@@videoparker28 did you watch it?
This interviewer is...CREEEEEPPPYYY
this reporter should be fired ... and not allowed to interview anybody ever again
I think his shit but fired? really!
@@CrowsNestPlainsDream This guy tends to be a snarky ass of an interviewer. It feels like he would be more of a breitbart reporter than a vice reporter.
Yea there was a weird prodding going on and i didn't like it.
I agree.
Asking her repeatedly if she was going to stop and move on was kinda weird 🤔
I basically am her, minus, the will and ability to distill it all. I litterally wish I could do as much as she does! He's looking at her so condescendingly.
Have you tried heroin
Mister Whitty Me too. And screw that other reply, they are likely here trolling. This girl is my hero.
@Pontifex lmao
Get a life
@@pontifexmaximus4949 I have and I can confidently say that Trump did nothing wrong.
How dare she use her time and hyperfocus to contribute to something that makes a difference.
Now excuse me while I settle in for a long night of hentai, hot pockets, and not showering.
What difference exactly?
Not to undermine what she does, but I think some never Trumpers place too much faith in Mueller.
The institutions that allowed Trump to rise are corrupt, the anger that lifted him from his den is deep rooted. Getting rid of him is not enough, we have to prevent the next guy from doing the same thing.
A deep change and rethinking of democracy all over the world is needed to avoid that happening ever again. This includes making democracy more open, to avoid the powerlessness of ordinary people to brew into the anger of the trump voters, and the machiavelian cynicism and poisonous ideology of the alt right.
@@maximeteppe7627 "...democracy is the worst form of Government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time." -Winston Churchill. In the USA democracy needs to be fine tuned by amending the constitution to abolish the electoral college. Trump would have lost in a popular vote. France did elect Macron but by a narrow margin. We need to figure out how demagogues are having so much success in countries that use the democratic system.
@@someguy2135 I believe fine tuning is an understatement.
Obviously any analysis in a youtube comment is gonna lack nunance but I'll give it a try. I largely put the far right push to a combination of a worsening of inequalities (rise of the working poor, gig economy, high anxiety regarding ecological and international crises). The rise of inequalities as laid bare the fact that the economy is rigged in favor of the few.
So there is a need for a policy of economic justice. But it's unsufficient to prevent the pattern from repeating (and I would argue the current system is ill equiped to provide the needed policies).
I would advocate a strengthening of participative democracy. The current status quo (vote for one of a handful of parties every few years) provides very little room for nuance and accountability, which favors demagoguery and scapegoating rather than serious policy debates.
decentralization, the possibility to revoke politicians mandate, ranked choice voting, liquid democracy and so on are tools that can be used to improve participation. The ultimate goal would be to fully democratize the economy.
Ya know, with the sort of organizational skills she's seemingly developed from doing all this, she could probably convert the technical abilities to something for making money.
As if that's the only thing that matters in this cursed world is making money
pay attention, she clearly solicits donations. dyed hair feminist internet addict not a journo
@@obsoleteoptics When did I say it was? Just that if you get good at something, and you can get paid for it, then why not? Especially if you're already spending so much of your time on it in the first place.
She makes her money as an archeologist. She works at the office end of the field, where raw data is input into data bases.
@@JackgarPrime Why not? Because you can't have it both ways. You're either working for the greater good for the right reasons/cause,....or you're doing it for the money. This doesn't apply to all things/categories,...but in regards to social issues it is far more complex (it's part of what is wrong with world/society, no matter where you live in it, ALL societies/nations are doing at least SOME things wrong so to speak in regards to their economic beliefs and how it impacts their citizenry). Now, if her works prove socially beneficial/functional then she should be rewarded for her efforts in some manner, I would agree. But to do so 'for cause/money' outside what's best for society, is to IMMEDIATELY potentially (in the least) taint the data/info because from that moment forward, regardless of how one 'feels' about the fact ("oh she would NEVER do that"),....she would now be doing her work,...'for money' (at least in part) which indicates by virtue of business that it can and in some way will be manipulated to maximize profits. When what you do is 'for money',...it (in time) will NOT coincide with what is best for society at large, as our economic systems reward INDIVIDUAL wealth,...not wealth for masses. All economic systems are always IMPLEMENTED differently than they are said to be designed. Saying one thing, doing another,...such as socialist systems are supposed to balance things,....but only ever really concentrate wealth creating poverty/hardships for the majority which further enrich the already rich. Same as Capitalism, only going at it from a different perspective placing the onus for wealth/success on the individual as opposed to the state,...sounds good on paper yet somehow in the implementation,....it still creates mass poverty/hardship,...further enriching the already wealthy. No matter the intent/design,...via their implementation (a direct result of those IN CHARGE,....the same group in ALL economic systems,...the wealthy) all systems are implemented in a fashion that works for/rewards/enriches those who believe in creating wealth FROM the masses.
Why does this Vice reporter seem triggered?
He's just looking for a way to make her look bad. I could feel his derision towards her.
Daddy Green's New Deal - Because he's a liberal with an agenda to subconsciously attack her character. This is how they operate.
@@brandonleesanders I'm a liberal. Please don't generalize.
H. Santos - Oh so you're the problem... Got it! 🇺🇸🖕🏽
H. Santos - Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago, Memphis, LA, Portland, DC the list goes on and on... Just do a quick google search... look up the mayor and city council in all those places... the one common denominator is they're democrat. It's not just a coincidence. Texas is as Conservative as they come yet they're economy is BOOMING, almost every major city in that state is one of the fastest growing cities in the entire Nation. You sir are now dismissed from class... 🤔💡
Am I the only one who found this reporter creepy?
Not nearly as creepy as the subject.
no
He’s kind of a tool
He’s hot creepy, would really judge me and be cruel if I ate one more doughnut
Just my type
I thought he was doing it tongue-in-cheek.
Maybe I am wrong: or it went over a lot of people's heads?
She is an true hero of the internet. I seriously love people who parse for me
She will have a lot of work after the sawdust settles since most of the redacted documents will become unredacted.
It's awesome. To come back from heroin and get into a huge project like this and do it so well is really impressive. Once this is all over, I wonder what she'll get onto next.
@@9393jack That is sort of the $64,000 question. It will be interesting to see.
she is everything. smart, adorable, honest, hardworking, healthy and hustling 😉 you’re smashing it.
CREEP ALERT 🚨 wtf Vice? This reporter needs to go. Go Adrienne 💕
This woman is so cool. There's so much information out there, it's nice to have people out there sifting through it and providing a means for the rest of us to access it.
She should be poster girl for junky NOT trash. She's amazing, love the job, hobbies and decorating ability. Glad she got her life back
This interviewer is creepy.
That moment when you recognize someone from your town 😳
what's the town like?
Been rocking the book-stack computer stand since '04. Nerd fist to the sky
CZcams captions is translating Mueller as "Molar". "Supreme court fight over molars".
You have to get your teeth stuck in to it
well watching the whole thing unfold is like pulling teeth
Well they already fought about wether or not tomatoes were vegetables 😁
MY TEETH, MY CHOICE
I was watching one show and captions described an angle grinder working on steel as music. An angle grinder can have a certain dramatic sound to it as it works, once you get over the sheer volume of the noise, but can it be described as music? Visually the way that they throw out a spray of yellow hot sparks has a certain artistry to it.
thefuk was that manspaining "you like digging" ? that whole interview felt really icky vice.
Mansplaining isn't a real word
I thought Sleuths moved slowly through the trees
🤣🤪🙃
Lmao
You're thinking of Slavs.
Just remove the letter e and h
@@eisernfront8549 **Lenny face**
Once the administration changes, she should consider working for one of our nation's intelligence agencies. Most of the work the CIA does isn't James Bond shit. It is EXACTLY what she is doing.
Being that she is former heroin addict, it would be nearly impossible to get hired. Investigative journalism might be an equally adventurous activity, though.
I love the sleuth, I really resented the interview’s bias/slant. She’s great though. He needs to get more experience with life... just saying.
This Vice guy is pretty awful at not being biased, not making assumptions, and not insulting people.
UPDATE: I posted this before finishing the last minute. This guy gets condescending, too.
Trash.
More than three years sober...congratulations. that's awesome!!!
I know her personally, have worked with her as a partner on several projects- she is AMAZING. Her work ethic is unparalleled, and I 100% trust her reporting. She can multitask like magic. She's also a really good person. Really proud to be in the same dept as she is
Asking about her heroine use didn’t seem to shock her at all. Please don’t be offended on her behalf. She has nothing to be ashamed of and seems to understand that. As someone who has seen the consequences 1st hand and lost peeps to this addiction, I know how essential it can be for people struggling, to see examples of others who have prevailed over that struggle. Good for her.
Good comment. And I didn't get triggered by the interviewer. . I don't understand this comment section vitriol against the interviewer
This is the female version of that Wikipedia guy.
who is that, i'm interested
YES!
As an addict I *_really_* hope *Vice **_never_* sends this guy to talk to another of us...
Really awesome work to follow so many threads and to keep track of it all WOW
Hey Adrienne, great job you are doing! Ever considered offering your services to The Rachel Maddow show research team? -Think that would be a great gig for you!
This!
God.... You weirdos exist out of the MSNBC comments section?
Patrick Galban
just because someone had an addiction in the past doe not mean that they can not have a productive and sober future.
You should probably use your grade school research skills and put it to use on the matter of addiction. Better yet, research why some people, like yourself are so narrow or closed minded.
My granddaughter did and she is in the 5th grade.
Patrick Galban
just because someone had an addiction in the past does not mean that they can not have a productive and sober future.
You should probably use your grade school research skills and put it to use on the matter of addiction. Better yet, research why some people, like yourself are so narrow or closed minded.
My granddaughter did and she is in the 5th grade .
@@patrickgalban1110 hope you know you are not only pessimistic but a jerk who spreads useless negativity and unhelpful thought. For what purpose? Can you answer that? Bc you are clearly not sharing an opinion that contributes in any way. Ask yourself. Why do you have the need to tell everybody"once an addict, always an addict". Bc you want to see people fall? Bc you are failing with getting out of your own addiction and desperately want to understand it as something you are powerless about? Because it applies to people in your life and you need this belief to justify that? Honestly, ppl like you who say hurtful, disheartening, pessimistic things have a reason within themself that they should work on. Stop dragging other people down, keep your misery to yourself if you are to weak to work on it or ask for help. Btw my sis was an addict, she's been sober for 10 years. Keep away from others if all you want is others to suffer. Bc thats sick
Nice job Adrienne. The world needs more people like you. Keep going.
OMG shes so cute..love her ♥️ keep up the good work sweetie you're doing great!
Congratulations on your work, I hope you keep up the fantastic reports!
Aww, it's not PoppinKREAM! Keep up the good work
I hoped it would be too.
Haha, 100% what I thought too!!
I was wondering that too. But I think poppinkream is a dude from Canada
Good for you. Keep it rolling.
She is AWESOME and I hope she continues to use that brilliant mind in a productive way, maybe other research projects, like The Innocent Project or whaever satifies her intelligent/intellect needs.
She is super diligent and detail oriented, I am so impressed.
Eh, I think she’s doing good. There seems good intent, it is weird. However, still good research
Nate Guy ...YES....THINK FOR YOURSELF...NOT WHAT WE ARE [TOLD] TO BELIEVE!! ASK QUESTIONS...DO YOUR RESEARCH!!
Nicely put....it's nice....but it's weird
Meh. This is the kinda stuff that autistic people get off on. It's a lot of fun to find a meticulous obsession and it's a much better coping mechanism than drugs. Not using autism as an insult because I am autistic myself. From her body language, it is pretty obvious that she has autism spectrum disorder and this seems like a really good outlet for the drives that come with it.
@@APEX-qv7rm wow... you believe all that nonsense? Autism is caused by your genetics. It tends to run in families and this is why if one of your parents is on the spectrum, there is a high probability that you will be. Also... if there is one autistic child, the probability of another sibling being on the the spectrum is well over 30%. Many people don't seem to realize that when their child in diagnosed with autism, there is a very good chance that even though they themselves were never diagnosed as on the spectrum they probably have a lot of autistic traits.
@@RazorSkinned86
Toxins do reach a fetus that is developing
Brain's bio-chemistry can be affected
Why the total dismissal of this fact ?
she's got a super addictive personality.
Just goes to show, addicts can be talented people too.
Cause she's clearly quite talented.
Life’s barely long enough to get good at one thing. So be careful what you get good at.
- Rust Cohle
Maybe think of it differently? Maybe talented people become addicts.
This woman deserves respect
Wow. This is cool. She should keep using those skills once the investigation concludes. There's so much information out there to sift through yet she's concise
"Something that even a conservative could read" - effing lol. Like those "so easy even a caveman could do it" ads.
No new indictments. We're all gonna drown in salt.
This is.... embarassing.
"The times I relapsed was when I had a long period of time with nothing to do... So I try to keep my mind busy." So much wisdom!
One woman qualifies as an underworld?
Waves of humanity
@TRUMPS RETARDED INBREEDS No, I just expected something that wasn't so blatantly clickbait.
hyperbolic title, douchey reporter.
HAHAHAHAA Wow, they completely wasted almost 2 years of their lives. Wonder how much they're crying right now 🤣
She's brilliant. The interviewer is cringe every single time without fail
That Guy is terrible, asking her about her old habit from 3/4 years ago......that's low.
She reminds me of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - a very talented investigator with great abilities to synthesize large amounts of information.
*I'M CRAVING SOME WENDY'S FOR SOME REASON.*
Some chili on a baked potato sounds soooooo good
You can afford better Ryan Leslie.
I concur.
I know right?
Gross. I feel like this is what astroturfing advertising looks like. I'm gonna mark it, and others should too.
She's doing a good job on something useful, very cool I wish her the best.
I understand why some people would think that talking about her recovery is a "bad" thing but as someone in recovery myself I am really happy for her. I know that addiction isn't a flaw in character but is in fact a disease. I feel like the more we talk about it the more we can reduce stigma.
I wish we could sit down for tea and chat about this craziness! How can one not be enthralled by the daily news. I try to keep up, it's moving so fast, I don't want to get lost.
Lol like Tom Arnold? How did that work out for ya vice?
Yeah whatever happened to that
@@bertilfaux4194 nothing. It was propaganda
What will they do now?
Adrienne Cobb, you are so rad for doing this. Keep up the amazing work! There are a lot of people who appreciate it.
Great work Adrienne 👍 keep it up!!!
Beautiful redhead 👍😁🌼🌹
Vice, get rid of the creeper.
This woman is doing an awesome job.
Is there a link to sign up for the weekly newsletter
Beautiful shot of Adrienn's red hair against the stark white snow.
She's on the spectrum.🤓
Takes one to know.
@@a2pabmb2 3rd grade comments.....
LOL. I was gonna say this. It's easy to spot most of the time... especially if you are on the spectrum as well.
I worked in the Spectrum. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrum,_Bristol
@matty possibly or it could be both.
R/keep track
r/keep_track
You're doing good work. Where's you get that Viking shirt??
You’re a find! So impressed by your tenacity and touched by the way you have filled your life with meaningful work. Hope you find true happiness also. J
vice, the people that do journalism about people doing journalism instead of actually doing something that takes any effort.
What are you trying to accomplish with this video, Vice?
They are showing you the news... It's their job...
Corey Drew How everyone with a computer thinks they're a detective and/or political expert.
Awesome dog, awesome work, congrats on your recovery and I salute your dedication to help the blinded masses.
Butina never admitted to being a spy because she's not a spy. She failed to register as a foreign lobbyist, that's not a spy. Not citizens tend to get jail and most citizens get a fine. The people that have gone to jail for that, that are citizens can be counted on one hand.
Its amazing how quickly the hate comments come up. Are you guys just waiting for video uploads or automated? Like wtf?
I didn't see so many "hate" comments. People are beginning to wake up to find that the "Russian Collusion" narrative was just another hoax proffered by a partisan deep state and the complicite media. The "hate" is far greater in the minds of the left, than in the heart of the right. Truth is the new 'hate speech'.
@@CHAS1422 lol
it makes me wonder if net neutrality is even worth it
@Mycel You realize you're doing the same thing, right? You're accusing an ambiguous faction of performing a psyop while using said accusation to justify discarding a much larger body of people's ideas. You're essentially calling everyone who disagrees with you a shill.
We are nyet automated
All the comments I've seen are about how negative and hateful the comments are. 🤔 It's like an Ouroboros of negative comments about a video searching for imaginary dirt by a company that pretends to be journalists.
So she writes summary of articles....
Have you ever played the telephone game very reliable source of information😂😂😂
Thx for ur work,lady. Salute.
She's my hero.
@wobbly nostrils look here, another insult. Try not being a hypocrite next time buddy.
Love her. Best kind of nerd :)
I thank you, gal, for your focus, contribution and dedication. You are a hero. The rest of us are just commenting from the sidelines. You truly are better than us. (Reporter was disempowering.)
She should make it all into a book afterwards...an historical record.
She probably wouldn't even have to do much work. Just "The Mueller Investigation: A Timeline on How it All Unfolded"
everyone i know is doing the same as well. EVERYONE is doing it.
it's like therapy to make it through the crazy whirlwind of politics
this video's the closest thing I'll have to an intervention, because I don't have a social life anymore
This woman is capitalizing on TDS. Quite ingenious actually.
I think it's really cool of her to do this interview, it seems like she is really nervous but she handled it like a champ.
I really respect this girl for taking the time to put all of this information together for people. What a noble thing to do