This morning there were signs it could be happening again. The Wall Street Jurm reported that Big Tech Companies are using their power to silence certain political views. Both google and Web Hosting Service go daddy stopped providing Hosting Support for Daily Storm Area White Supremacist website. The Hotel Website airbnb announced it will perm nernt in any eventually ban White Supremacists from booking booking rooms. Pay pal wont let them use the payment platform. No one is weeping for the daily stormer, mentioning their name probably got us written up as dangerous alt right sub investigatives. Theres a principle at stake and is worth defending. We should be concerned by the prospect of big Companies Using their power to enforce ideological conformity when it seems to affect people we dont like as it does now. Especially now we should be concerned. Support for Free Expression seems to be fading on the left
point. Its proof of how robust that right is. Tech companies arent the governmen
the phones in our pockets right now google controls downline ad market online advertising that is every single digital news company in the united states. google has an army of lobbyists in washington bank rolls politicians contributing to every major think tank in washington regardless of ideology including hilariously a think tank dedicated to fighting monday nope police. one of those think tanks has fired staff for being critical of google. question is it may be rhetorical is google too powerful to regulate. the author of search and destroy why you can t trust google inc. he joins us now. scott, i have quickly on the search question that seems like one of the most basic questions all information comes from tiny portal. google says trust us, we are not putting our thumb on the scale. can we?
powerful tech companies. our basic freedoms as exemplified by the fired google engineer james damore. there s current dogmas that you really can t defend against at google. one of them being that there s any difference between people. they just, the entire time, either just called me names, shamed me, or just made broad generalizations saying what i was saying was pseudo science. when, really, this is scientific consensus. tucker: our next guest is an expert on the dangers of google. scott is the author of search and destroy, you can t trust google inc. possibly not a more straightforward statement ever. scott joins us tonight. so you can t trust google.
powerful tech companies. our basic freedoms as exemplified by the fired google engineer james damore. there s current dogmas that you really can t defend against at google. one of them being that there s any difference between people. they just, the entire time, either just called me names, shamed me, or just made broad generalizations saying what i was saying was pseudo science. when, really, this is scientific consensus. tucker: our next guest is an expert on the dangers of google. scott is the author of search and destroy, you can t trust google inc. possibly not a more straightforward statement ever. scott joins us tonight. so you can t trust google. this is something you ve been on
in history. finally, the number 25. that s how many years arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver have been married but no longer. hollywood power couple officially separated last night. steve? thanks, grech. we all know search engine google s reach is pretty powerful worldwide and our next guest says that power can actually be dangerous. scott cleland is the author of search and destroy, why you can t trust google inc. and he joins us from our d.c. bureau. good morning. google is handy. you can type something in there and you get an answer. unfortunately, and most people don t realize this, google is saving all that information. they know more about you than, perhaps, your wife or husband do. they know everything because they track everything. they really have become a hidden threat to everybody on the internet. they re big brother inc. and they re probably the biggest threat to people s privacy and security and that s because they