David Sacks

Yeah.

So where do you think this relationship between the US and EU is now headed on this topic of free speech?

I mean, there does seem to be a fundamental divergence.

I don't know the conversations that you're having, but do you think this gets worked out, or do you think the divide gets greater?

Where's this headed?

I mean, if it does become more acute,

Is Europe prepared for all the American social networks to be turned off and blocked by IP address?

Because we really don't need the money.

These platforms, it's nice to make money in Europe, but maybe it's time.

Or would various European countries demand their own version?

Would there be a UK-specific version of X?

Is that where this would be headed?

Yeah, they should be good.

But those people then chose, their citizens chose to get a VPN.

Which costs $30 a year.

And then you can make your own decision.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, the great wall in China, we have the great firewall, which we're not trying to take down.

But could that happen?

Could the UK put up a great firewall and just say that,