Ben Carson’s campaign is collapsing in real time.

In the age of 24/7 social media we’re used to to watching police chases and fires as they happen, but now we can witness the ongoing collapse of a presidential campaign. Over the past few months, even though Ben Carson’s campaign has been riven by internal divisions, it has done well in fundraising—earlier today it was announced that Carson had raised more money than any of his rivals in the fourth quarter of 2015. 

But today those divisions burst into view. The focal point of conflict has been between close Carson adviser Armstrong Williams and campaign manager Barry Bennett. Apparently Carson and Williams had been planning a shake-up, but this morning Bennett pre-empted their plans by resigning. The whole spectacle unfolded on Twitter where readers of Washington Post writer Robert Costa could follow the chaos as it occurred. Communications director Doug Watts also stepped down.