see? time crime rates keep rising and the victims are women and people of color. it for them the was prescient issue is taking down podcasts podcast hosts. we are a fun show, but we can t just pretend if we didn t do this stuff, who would do it? you are a woman. yes, i am a woman. this following people home business has been happening. this is not good. how to forget the get the people who don t watch fox to get a it s hard because it is fox and everything, you have to say this is statistics here. this is something that keeps happening and the repeated thing as oh, done violence. a lot of gun violence the happenings of a stop working and people are stepping each other to depth now.
The Saturday Night Live star and co-head writer jokingly states that he will accept the Yeezy designer s offer if the emcee gives him $90,000 per year and 4 weeks vacation.
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that the scrutiny is going to spread to other big tech firms as well. this is just the start. ok, because i could argue this debate is only interesting to media types like, and political types like us, in a sense, and that the person in the street really only cares when their instagram and whatsapp stop working, as they did this week. and, ben, what s your take on that? is this a turning point? you know, i think there s been sort of waves battering - facebook and the barricades - around facebook for a while and it sjust like a moment- where maybe the water kind of comes over and in terms of american congressionall action, there s a tonne of pressure on them. i and it s happening at. a time when a big part of their business, not the only part, but a big part which is the blue facebook app clearly is losing traction. - and, you know, social networks can collapse really fast. - and i think that in some ways, i you know, you can overestimate their strength as a company
about some of the work that they have contributed to, to step forward. so i think this is a big deal for facebook and i think that the scrutiny is going to spread to other big tech firms as well. this is just the start. ok, because i could argue this debate is only interesting to media types like, and political types like us, in a sense, and that the person in the street really only cares when their instagram and whatsapp stop working, as they did this week. and, ben, what s your take on that? is this a turning point? you know, i think there s been sort of waves battering - facebook and the barricades - around facebook for a while and it sjust like a moment- where maybe the water kind of comes over and in terms of american congressionall action, there s a tonne of pressure on them. i and it s happening at. a time when a big part of their business, not the only part, but a big part which is the blue facebook app, clearly is losing traction. -