live is a news show and dave chapelle is a news anchor. ridiculous. elon musk s move to twitter on the board of director, largest shareholder. twitter has censored the babylon bee, what is the push to start working together? very interesting, i was not expecting this type of movement, this type of possible solution to the problem of free speech. musk has been publicly open about the fact he thinks there is a free speech problem on twitter. censorship is heavy handed and he wants to do something about that. i was thinking the courts might get involved, hope musk has influence there, interesting. carley: what do you think is going to happen? he s been critical of twitter censoring conservative speech, do you think he changes that policy? will we see donald trump back on
companies, the enormous profits, the ability not to be regulated. this industry is not regulated in any way. there s lots of things they can do that don t run into the free speech problem, which a lot of it centers around, which is not really the issue. the issue is concentration of power by a very few number of companies. privacy issues, data issues, hacking issues, transparency. there s all kinds of things that other industries get regulated and it works out just fine. this industry has never been regulated and there s things we can do that don t violate the ability of people to say what they think. and it can happen. it s just gotten sucked up into this emotional political thing that s hard to overcome. and we were talking to our friend scott galloway last night about podcasts and the issue with joe rogan and spotify and neil young saying good-bye. what do we do about spotify? do we allow that site, that service to police itself if
well, it s just you know, everyone has their own little story or narrative they want to tell depending what they want to do. i used to say people that are the noisy the people that complain the most about being banned are the noisiest people i have ever heard in my life. they are everywhere and they have lots of alternatives. i think what s hard is that that republicans and democrats do agree on the power of concentration in these companies. the enormous profits. the ability not to be regulated. this these this industry is not regulated in any way. there is lots of things they can do that don t run into the free speech problem which a lot of it centers around, which is not really the issue. the issue is concentration of power by a very few number of companies. privacy issues. data issues. hacking issues. transparency. there is all kinds of things that that other other industries get regulated and it works out just fine. this industry has never been regulated and there i