Kmele Foster

There's many reasons to think that it won't be good for free speech. just in the way that the FCC incoming chairman or going to be chairman has talked about a couple of things, but table that for a second. That's an important thing. The culture-free speech is crucial to what all of us do.

And to have social media companies now coming around to where Elon Musk has already been, and he's a weird person too on some of these issues, but broadly speaking, he has thrown open rather than restricted the amount of speech on his platform. And Zuckerberg even said that he's going to adopt the same kind of community notes system that

And to have social media companies now coming around to where Elon Musk has already been, and he's a weird person too on some of these issues, but broadly speaking, he has thrown open rather than restricted the amount of speech on his platform. And Zuckerberg even said that he's going to adopt the same kind of community notes system that

And to have social media companies now coming around to where Elon Musk has already been, and he's a weird person too on some of these issues, but broadly speaking, he has thrown open rather than restricted the amount of speech on his platform. And Zuckerberg even said that he's going to adopt the same kind of community notes system that

Musk has on Twitter, which is probably the greatest innovation in the Musk era. It's just a real-time fact-checking what Wikipedia was supposed to be back in the day on some level. But it's so funny.

Musk has on Twitter, which is probably the greatest innovation in the Musk era. It's just a real-time fact-checking what Wikipedia was supposed to be back in the day on some level. But it's so funny.

Musk has on Twitter, which is probably the greatest innovation in the Musk era. It's just a real-time fact-checking what Wikipedia was supposed to be back in the day on some level. But it's so funny.

He was brought to heel, which is great.

He was brought to heel, which is great.

He was brought to heel, which is great.

I feel like it's more genuine. Looking at the video, it feels kind of more genuine. I don't actually want him to be responding to government pressure in any direction, whether it's in a way that's positive or negative.

I feel like it's more genuine. Looking at the video, it feels kind of more genuine. I don't actually want him to be responding to government pressure in any direction, whether it's in a way that's positive or negative.

I feel like it's more genuine. Looking at the video, it feels kind of more genuine. I don't actually want him to be responding to government pressure in any direction, whether it's in a way that's positive or negative.

I don't think so either. But I'm just saying I wouldn't want that to happen. That's what the left is now describing this, that he's capitulating and he's being brought to heel. I don't necessarily think that that is the case. I don't know.

I don't think so either. But I'm just saying I wouldn't want that to happen. That's what the left is now describing this, that he's capitulating and he's being brought to heel. I don't necessarily think that that is the case. I don't know.

I don't think so either. But I'm just saying I wouldn't want that to happen. That's what the left is now describing this, that he's capitulating and he's being brought to heel. I don't necessarily think that that is the case. I don't know.

I hope I absolutely hope so. And I would commend people briefly to go and read Matt Taibbi on this, who's been obviously one of the best chroniclers of the way that governments, especially in the Biden era, has put unholy amounts of pressure on social media companies to ban things. I mean, Rand Paul couldn't go on YouTube to say that, hey, you know, masking studies are not really all that.

I hope I absolutely hope so. And I would commend people briefly to go and read Matt Taibbi on this, who's been obviously one of the best chroniclers of the way that governments, especially in the Biden era, has put unholy amounts of pressure on social media companies to ban things. I mean, Rand Paul couldn't go on YouTube to say that, hey, you know, masking studies are not really all that.

I hope I absolutely hope so. And I would commend people briefly to go and read Matt Taibbi on this, who's been obviously one of the best chroniclers of the way that governments, especially in the Biden era, has put unholy amounts of pressure on social media companies to ban things. I mean, Rand Paul couldn't go on YouTube to say that, hey, you know, masking studies are not really all that.

They would ban it for six months after that is crazy. What take play? We're still like unraveling that. But what Taibbi argues is that perhaps Zuckerberg, in the way that he's talking about this, wants to partner with Donald Trump in a way that is actually good and not bad. And that is there's a lot of Western European and other country advocates.