Stephen Dubner

They said, quote, aggressively fighting scams is one of our top priorities.

And that last year alone, we took down 10.9 million Facebook and Instagram accounts linked to criminal scam centers.

I'd like to say thanks to all our guests today, Marty D'Lima, Katie Daffin, and Mark Frank.

And thanks especially to you for listening.

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And the political fights around the legalization of self-driving cars.

That's next time on the show.

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And if you can, someone else, too.

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