Martin Gurri discusses in his work how social media and the internet have transformed the interaction between the public and traditional power structures. He reflects on the instability introduced by the overwhelming amount of information available and how it has affected politics since 2016. While initially indifferent towards Trump, Gurri expresses a newfound appreciation for him, believing Trump may be fostering stability in a chaotic informational landscape. His insights stem from his background in media analysis at the CIA, where he experienced the evolution of authoritative information sources firsthand.
Gurri argues that the ability to control the narrative has been fundamentally destabilized by social media, which has altered the relationship between the public and institutions.
Gurri's perspective has evolved; he believes Trump may construct stability in the chaotic informational era, contrasting with his previous ambivalence during the 2016 and 2020 elections.
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