Casey Mock

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Prof G Markets · What Wall Street Got Wrong About Iran · 9 Jul 2026 podcast

So they're doing this both in Sacramento as well as in D.C.

And it's telling that when the jury verdict came in in Los Angeles in March, one of the first meetings that Mark Zuckerberg took in D.C.

was with Speaker Johnson.

So Meta is working hard on policymakers because they know that they're losing and they're going to try to get lawmakers to cave and carve out a further exception for them.

Well, we suddenly have a confluence of different lines of evidence that we didn't really have that we're all able to connect the dots now in a way that we couldn't maybe five years ago.

So there's the whistleblower evidence that is becoming more of a steady drip, drip, drip than just like one every few years or so.

Every three or four months, there's some amazing testimony in the US Congress that reveals some new tidbit about these companies' internal practices.

We also have young people speaking out and understanding how these products are impacting them because they can feel it happening to themselves.

And then we finally have parents as well leading the charge.

Like it started with phone-free school laws changing and parents not only realizing that

These technologies are having a negative impact on their kids' education and mental health, but also, importantly, that they have agency in having a say in a different world for their kids.

The success of phone-free school policy sweeping the nation, I think, has really taught a lot of people who were maybe cynical before that nothing could be done in the face of these trillion-dollar companies that actually, if they work together, we can reverse the tide.

Is this what we're about to see, do you think?

I think you're absolutely right.

And what's funny is that the companies themselves see the comparison.

Some of the documents that came out in trial that were internal documents had company employees likening themselves to drug pushers.

and to Big Tobacco.

So the companies themselves see the resemblance.

And this is some of the most damning evidence that came out at trial.

Now, I think one thing to note, though, is that to the extent that settlements are happening with attorneys general, these are political figures.

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