Jason Calacanis

This trend of censorship was growing.

It was galloping.

And it would have continued if it wasn't, I think, for the fact that you decided to buy Twitter and opened it up.

And it was only on the heels of that that the other social networks were willing to, I think, be a little bit chastened in their policies and start to push back more.

Yeah.

Stop by anytime.

Thanks for doing this.

You got the Zoom link.

Stop by anytime.

Thank you for coming today and thank you for liberating free speech three years ago.

You're welcome.

That was a very important milestone.

Oh yeah, Disgratiot at the end of the show.

Yeah, I love that.

And then we could do a Bestie Award at the end of the year for Disgratiot of the year.

Okay, so the SEIU, the Service Employees Union, filed a ballot initiative, which means a direct-to-voter vote to amend the California Constitution to introduce a one-time billionaire's wealth tax where billionaires, anyone who has assets over a billion dollars, net of their debt,

has to pay a one-time tax of 5% of their net worth, including their private stock, including their real estate.

You said 5%?

5% of their net worth.

Not of their income, of their net worth.