Mark Zuckerberg

Yeah. Yeah.

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I don't think that the pushing for social media companies to censor stuff was legal. I mean, there's all this stuff about what, like, people talk about the First Amendment and, okay, these tech platforms should offer free speech like the First Amendment. That, I think, is a philosophical principle. The First Amendment doesn't apply to companies in our content moderation.

I don't think that the pushing for social media companies to censor stuff was legal. I mean, there's all this stuff about what, like, people talk about the First Amendment and, okay, these tech platforms should offer free speech like the First Amendment. That, I think, is a philosophical principle. The First Amendment doesn't apply to companies in our content moderation.

I don't think that the pushing for social media companies to censor stuff was legal. I mean, there's all this stuff about what, like, people talk about the First Amendment and, okay, these tech platforms should offer free speech like the First Amendment. That, I think, is a philosophical principle. The First Amendment doesn't apply to companies in our content moderation.

It's more of an American ethos about how we think that best dialogue is carried out. But the First Amendment does apply to the government. That's the whole point, right, is the government is not allowed to censor this stuff. So at some level, I do think that having people in the administration calling up the guys on our team and yelling at them and cursing and

It's more of an American ethos about how we think that best dialogue is carried out. But the First Amendment does apply to the government. That's the whole point, right, is the government is not allowed to censor this stuff. So at some level, I do think that having people in the administration calling up the guys on our team and yelling at them and cursing and

It's more of an American ethos about how we think that best dialogue is carried out. But the First Amendment does apply to the government. That's the whole point, right, is the government is not allowed to censor this stuff. So at some level, I do think that having people in the administration calling up the guys on our team and yelling at them and cursing and

threatening repercussions if we don't take down things that are true is like, it's pretty bad.

threatening repercussions if we don't take down things that are true is like, it's pretty bad.

threatening repercussions if we don't take down things that are true is like, it's pretty bad.

A lot of the material is public. I mean, Jim Jordan led this whole investigation in Congress. I mean, it was basically, I think about this as like, You know, what Elon did on the Twitter files when he took over that company, I think Jim Jordan basically did that for the rest of the industry with the congressional investigation that he did.

A lot of the material is public. I mean, Jim Jordan led this whole investigation in Congress. I mean, it was basically, I think about this as like, You know, what Elon did on the Twitter files when he took over that company, I think Jim Jordan basically did that for the rest of the industry with the congressional investigation that he did.

A lot of the material is public. I mean, Jim Jordan led this whole investigation in Congress. I mean, it was basically, I think about this as like, You know, what Elon did on the Twitter files when he took over that company, I think Jim Jordan basically did that for the rest of the industry with the congressional investigation that he did.

And we just turned over, like, all of the documents and everything that we had to them, and they basically put together this report.

And we just turned over, like, all of the documents and everything that we had to them, and they basically put together this report.

And we just turned over, like, all of the documents and everything that we had to them, and they basically put together this report.

To what? To the investigation?

To what? To the investigation?