>>9090740 pb

>5/17/2017 Palpatine's Revenge: RM = Rachel Maddow?

> 3:06pm "RM is happening tonight, so they'll have plenty to cover"

That night Maddow mentions "special prosecutor" 23 times on its show.

A staged conviction (not a trial) staged by undisclosed CIA assets in the press? Rogue CIA justice?

But look at this word cloud of its show that night.

"Mueller" is mentioned 44 times.

"Rosenstein" is mentioned 21 times.

"Flynn" is mentioned 22 times.

"Manafort" is mentioned only 5 times.

"Trump" or "president" is mentioned 64 times.

"Crime" or "criminal" is mentioned 13 times.

"Attorney General" is mentioned 37 times.

1. 5/17/2017 "The Rachel Maddow Show, Transcript Manafort Subject of Federal Subpoena"

http://www.msnbc.com/transcripts/rachel-maddow-show/2017-05-17-0

https://web.archive.org/web/20200509111726/http://www.msnbc.com/transcripts/rachel-maddow-show/2017-05-17-0

Here's it's opening that night:

" I`m 44 years old. Forty-four years ago today when my beloved mother was struggling with a fat, cranky, six-week-old baby me, she found something to keep her distracted from how annoying I was as a child. Because 44 years ago today in 1973, the televised Watergate hearings began.

Starting today, 44 years ago, they ran live during the day, as the hearings were happening and PBS ran them again at night, so you could catch them twice.

When it comes to investigating the actions of the administration itself,

particularly when it comes to investigating the actions of a president,

everybody has recognized forever that there is a basic problem with the

idea of the president being investigated by his own appointees at the

Justice Department. And so, forever in the United States, there have been special prosecutors appointed to investigate presidential scandals and scandals that affect various presidential administrations."

1. 5/18/2017 "The Rachel Maddow Show, Transcript Michael Schmidt NYT report"

http://www.msnbc.com/transcripts/rachel-maddow-show/2017-05-18-0

https://web.archive.org/web/20200430080617/http://www.msnbc.com/transcripts/rachel-maddow-show/2017-05-18-0

>>9092553

Useful to boil down a show or speech into content and intended message.

https://www.wordclouds.com/

>>9092553

It's easy enough to create a library of the transcripts of shows, consolidate them into a database and then use text mining to chart the volume and trend of key words.

It helps reveal, in this case, a presumed controlled asset's mission as it changes over time.

Charting many such "news" shows against each other and in combination can reveal possible or likely coordination.

This can all be coded and dashboarded using scrapers.