will concede to those accusations or charges that are laid or that there's a for me this i'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. these are traditional the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except when the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great truck rather than fear i would take on various jobs with the artificial intelligence real summoning the theme and a robot must protect its own existence as

well. what we have been reporting on for a few years, money printing leads to inflation. this is about becoming a big problem for a central banks around the world. only one central bank on the world is actually taking it on board and proactively dealing with the issue. we'll get to that mom and the who's with me. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle . everything we associate with modern life has been digitalized. in fact, we live within ecosystems created by big tech. they decide what we can see,

what we can buy, and even what we can say. the systems no longer serve us, they actually control us. is there a way out from this growing dystopian? in the cross talking tech control, i'm joined by my guess, zach war. he's in san francisco, he's a google whistleblower, a tech entrepreneur and co author of the book. google leaks a whistleblowers ex was a, a big tech censorship. and in phoenix across to ryan hardwig. he is a pre speech advocate. facebook whistleblower and co author of the book behind the mask of facebook. current settlement cross talk rules and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i would appreciate your both whistleblowers from some of the most tyrannical organizations that have ever existed on this planet. i feel very strongly about that. so i can ryan, i'd like you to give it a thumbnail sketch of your whistle blower experience at these tech

corporations you 1st back in san francisco. well, google was a really great company all the way up until 2016 when donald trump, when the election. and then they decided that they were going to go to a hard authoritarian company. and they changed all their policies and they started to classify things like big news with a program called machine learning fairness. they had all their evil plans on designed documents inside the company and as a full time employee, i had access to these documents. i copied them ah, and realised that this was something that the public needed to know about because it really is going to be the end of democracy. if google is not put a stop to and so i released these documents 950 pages to project bear toss and really the rest is history. and now we know how google does their censorship and

pretty much everything that i was predicting in 2019 has come true. in fact, it's even worse now and you see things like i ever met him being heavily censored. and now that's, you know, there's questions about whether this pandemic had to be as bad as it could have been because of certain censorship, that big tech has done not just on the president, but also non political things that impact everyday people like you and me. well, you know, is that a lot of the things that i had suspicions about people like you have actually confirmed that you've done an amazing public service. ryan, your story will quickly to go ahead. yes. so i started as a content moderator for facebook in 2018 and i was there for 2 years. so my job was to study facebook's policy and apply it to to post comments pages on facebook and instagram. and so what i saw was clear bias. a slanted plan towards the left where,

you know, facebook was actively censoring post about trump actively having us delete your viral videos. it would, which creates empathy for trump. so these were all examples of things that i saw. and so after a year there, i started, i decided enough was enough, and i reached out to a few journalists and they referred me to project veritas. i filled with a camera at work for about 9 months straight. and so i covered all these exceptions in bias and you know, went public with project fer task where there are so much more in the, in what i had uncovered. so i decided to write a book about it behind the match your facebook. and yeah, that's, so that's my story. i was a constant moderator content sensor, working for facebook and instagram. well, the 2nd ryan, i mean, i don't know, maybe i've been gone a long time or i'm just getting too old. but i mean, i think we're all kind of brought up the censorship is a dirty word and, and you're telling our audience that this is something that was proactively a consciously done is to warp the public sphere in one direction. zach 1st in san

francisco. yeah, well it wasn't just google that bought this project up, the machine learning fairness was a project that was developed in stanford, an academic institution, and then brought into google deliberately and then systematically released into all of the different products they have google search, google news, youtube are this machine learning furnace, in fact that all the company and i was brought in by academia. and that's a question we have to ask ourselves. why was freedom dismantled by a program from stanford? well, that's right, that's just it just absolutely extraordinary here. i mean, i mean, let's put it kind of real world conditions. i mean, they do this for profit. do they do it to hinge or competition? or they just ideological fanatics because i'm worried that it's the last one. go

ahead. ryan. yeah, i think the last one is the most accurate and obviously they are business, so they have to make a profit and, and they've done so, but they've gone above and beyond what a normal business would do as far as the this idea, logical war that we're in so i mean they, yes me so they have their policy rules which i am an expert on cuz i started it for 2 years. but anytime they wanted to, they could just make an exception to that rule. so if there's a left left celebrity, pushing a pro abortion agenda and alabama even if they break the speech rules, facebook can give them news or the exceptions to allow them allow their people to, to break the rules. so it really is, you know, that this, this censorship regime as we call it, it does shape public opinion and i can't find any other reason for them to do it other than they're being influenced or being controlled. and they really are pushing this ideological war and it's put, it is one, it's pushing one direction. you know exactly me. you want to jump in there. so i go

ahead. i do want to jump in. what really surprised me is i had this assumption that google had a share responsibility to maximize shareholder value. but what i found is that a through all that a way to engage this ideological and political battle against a democratically elected president of the united states. it's absolutely crazy. why would they sabotaged their own revenue? i mean, when i was working at youtube, we were having a certain goal about like 4000000000 watch hours in a month. and we realized that we could hit that because of all the censorship that we were doing driving customers off of the platform. so this has nothing to do about maximizing shareholder value impact is destroying shareholder value at these companies. and these companies are okay with that because the power systems that they're trying trying to grab are actually more valuable than their ability to make money. well, the ryan, that this is really quite extraordinary, mean for companies that are designed to generate revenue and profit for their

shareholders. here it seems to me, the way things are being played out is that they don't really want the businesses half the country. they just don't care. i mean that is an extraordinary thought to do and to contemplate go ahead ride. yeah, i mean you see them alienate from folders. i multiple examples where facebook's rules, you know, basically yet alienated trent border. so we, there's a viral video, a trump support being attacked in summer of 2018. and facebook gave a funded excuse to delete it. they said, because there was cursing at the minor who was being attacked. but you know, this was viral and they told us to delete the video across the board. so that's millions and millions of people who have seen that video but could not. and when trump gave his state of the union speech, facebook told us to look for hate speech coming from a state of the union. and they taught look out for dog whistles. when trump mentioned south africa land grabs. and in and so there's multiple examples

of yeah, same time. trump. i mean there was a, me, me about reagan, the, the person who shot wrong, reagan, he got out of the hospital except for the secretary, the and the psychiatric hospital. and there was a mean about it and facebook told us that it wasn't clear enough that he was implying that he should be shot. and so multiple examples like that, i mean, they give an exception to allow attacks against straight white males. when don lemons is dominant on their white mills or chair threats facebook to us to ignore, ignore that. so yeah, every chance they had it was just her man. bad. yeah, yeah, but i mean, but if i can say with you ryan here, i mean you, your, you were asked to act as a publisher. so what about section 230? i mean, everything you said is a publisher's job. i mean, this is outrageous here. and they put us all into a dilemma because it acts like a utility, but i don't want the government. i think the government would be just as bad as the

current ownership. ok, depending on who's in power, like how do you react to that? i mean, you know, we, the hunter biden story is one of the great examples right there where you could get that. and for me, it was interesting that they, they actually got away with a, they disappeared a major story. and the majority, huge number of voters had no idea, but when they went to the polls, i mean, this is tyranny, but nothing less. go ahead. zach. i mean, it is tyranny and they're putting the scales on the elections and they're meddling, and they're not just meddling in the united states elections. they're meddling in elections across the world and the evidence i have, but this is a blacklist that google testify didn't exist, but i was able to find it as the internal employee using the search term blacklist . they literally had a blacklist either a blacklist ok. and if you look at this blacklist, what you will see is that google actually blacklisted the term,

the 8th amendment to the constitution of irelands in order to reg that referendum against abortion. and the question is, why is google trying to implement a new world order agenda across the world? what country is safe from this agenda? and, you know, my answer is that none of them are and that if we don't put a stop to this, if nations don't wake up and put the clamps on big tech, then they are not going to be able to run a legitimate election in their country. without google putting their finger on the scales. ok, ryan, really one minute left in this part of the program. but i mean, i have to ask the obvious question. i mean, are the politicians, it's in the pocket of these people? i mean, you know, you know, we need free speech areas. we need to, we need to more censorship of, of conservative. but, you know, i mean, collectively these people, the left and right, they could claim to use as acts words clamping 30 seconds before we go to the break

ahead. yeah, politicians are definitely in the pocket of, of, of big tech. and yes, it's a huge problem. and hopefully we can talk more about global elections as well, because i saw some of that in south america, mexico. but yeah, there, these politicians are definitely in the text pocket. i mean, there's so much lobby money it's, it's and saying, well, i'm not going to name names, but some major figures in congress are complaining about big tax. but it's obvious . and it's publicly known that they take money from, from google and facebook publicly known. and they, they, they put they, they may make a virtue gesture and then they leave it at that are going to jump in here. gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after about short break, we'll continue our discussion on tech control. say with our t the the pairing and from introducing in town to to a family when

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welcome back to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter liberal to remind you. cussing tech control the me okay. go back to is i can san francisco. i've always wanted to ask people on the inside the following question effected, do they like playing god? yes. yeah, they, they're playing god and it could be in their finger on the scale. and yeah, and that's actually kind of the dividing line that i see between the people that are good in the people that are evil is that the people that are evil are sort of like atheists. and it kind of blew my mind once i realized this. and the people that wouldn't do such things. i have a belief in god and don't ask me why that is. it just is what it is. right? and same question to you. i mean is, is this a, an ego trip? i mean, you know, they do it because they can do it. i mean, i sometimes,

because i look at, you know, dorothy over at twitter. i mean, he's obviously not a very bright guy. ok. but he kind of exudes, you know, there's nothing you can do to me and everything i said is gospel and, and he knows he can get away with it. the arrogance is so irritating. go ahead, right? yeah. i mean, there definitely is the influence of like group think and there's kind of a bubble in that san francisco area and that can probably a test to that. but even at our level, i was an entry level content moderator, and even even felt kind of some of that ego and power. and we would have like what we call the ban hammer, where you'd band someone. and that mean where you, there's a content facebook person doing laughing at your mean before you delete it. that's actually true. it's, yeah, but i mean, we go back to you, but they don't have any inkling that this is authoritarian, thinking and behavior. do they?

i mean, is there any, you know, self reflection, they said, you know, this going down this path here of destroying the public sphere. because if you do that, you alienate people and then people come up with their alternative theories or alternative news. you know, with this go think what it does is it creates chaos. ok. because when i was 1st introduced to these platforms, i know we thought they were like even playing fields. ok. and you know that you could get, you could find what you wanted. and it wasn't bias written now even i can see that with the suggestions that they give you and whatnot. here don't, don't they see that it could be, you know, it's what you laugh at. i mean and deleted. but don't they understand that they're playing with fire? go ahead, suck. what's really interesting is that i would have expected that these people were normal, that these people that were in charge of google would have a shred of human remorse. and would believe in the us constitution the pre in the speech, but well, it turned out is that none of these people had any breaks whatsoever. enrolling out

an authoritarian regime online. and i'm specifically talking about center shy and susan, which is sky ceo of youtube. she produced talk after talk, talking about the clamp down of youtube and how that they were going to push down the quote trashy news content and boost the authoritative contacts. and she said that without a shred of irony on her face at all. and she was talking about how they were going to become a authoritarian video platform. it was, it was mind blowing. and there's other examples that are exactly like this. but every single time they advanced forward, they had no irony they, they, you know, they even talk to how they want to still preserve freedom of speech. and i'm not exactly sure what's going on in their mind that allows them to do this. but they

did it and they systematically did it. and the thing that i want to know is, what does someone have over these people or the black belt, or they forced to do this? like, how can they go from being advocates, a free speech and do a complete 1? 80 in one year this happened to you to they did a complete one and a, it was mind blowing. and, you know, we have to ask whether they're legitimate people or whether they've been placed by a highly organized group that's, you know, holding the funding strength. so i think it might actually be the ladder. yeah, i mean a ryan. i mean it's a confirmation biased. all, all the time. i mean, you could, given what exactly said here, you know, i mean, i guess, you know, supporting authoritative new news outlets like the new york times, which i can't remember the last time they got a major story right. seriously. i can't remember pushing up cnn, which nobody watches unless you visit an airport,

but they keep pushing them up. ok. i mean, is it because they want it, this is in group they, they want to feel that they are part of this elite here that you know, new york times mean something to them must be only people in silicon valley, you know, see it in an emerson b, c and things like that when all of their ratings are going down, but they're being supported. i mean, don't they, don't they see this here or is a distinct all of us are just a bunch of rubies that can be easily ignored. go ahead, ryan. yeah, that's good question. so my co author can heck and lively, he did a great job, help me with the book. and his perspective is kind of like, you know, the, the iron curtain. so, you know, run reagan, he's able to reach out to the russians in the eighty's and, you know, the russians thought we were the bad guys. so i think, i think we need to work with them. kind of that with that approach may be the big tech ceos think that, you know, they really think that christian or conservative right wing people are evil or the enemy. so maybe need to bridge that divide as possible. but, but yeah,

going back. that was said, i mean, yeah who, who is controlling these people? how me effected i. i worked for about 3 months as a contractor for over corporate doing account security and the ceo of, of who were the time travis colonic at one point. he said, you know, all lives matter and they forced him to retract that. and i still, i see a lot of influence. when i was there, when we had a speech from someone from black lives matter, a group club meeting and they were bragging about how they course to the c e o to retraction statement. so i think there's a lot of influence from the organizations like that. but yeah, i think that i'm not sure if they're there and they themselves are brainwash or it's just again because of that group think effect. but the always see, think that the, you know, the near times these major publications are correct, but we know that these organizations are, you know, get their funding or washington post like other funding from amazon. so, you know, jeff pays us. yeah. so i think they're all just buddies. yeah. okay. well is that

come in where we have all paid in a very dismal picture. this is a dis tokyo here. i mean we're, it, we, we're an insider. i mean, is there a way out of this year? the, the cost of entry is just an unimaginable now. okay. we have a monopolized economy when it comes the information and so many other sectors. i mean, how do we, how do we get out of this here? because there's enough people like ourselves and people watching this program are aware of the problem. but the problem is so immense. how do we address it? go ahead, suck. so in my book, i talk most of the book about the whistle blowing experience bit the final chapter . i talk about the solution for big tech censorship in news and media and the solution to that will actually be released on october 3rd, i've got a new web site. it's basically the drudge report for video and it's going to launch

on august 3rd, i can't tell you what the name of it is because it's some fargo. but if after the show you would like to check it out, i would love to show you. but the key idea here is that aggregation, defeat censorship. ok? yes, you tube may pan you. yes. you know, that may happen, but there are other video services that are out there now. bit shoot, rumble, odyssey. righty on that will host contexts. and so what needs to happen is that we need to be able to take this data of sensible public opinion. we need to be able to open source it into the internet and then we need to allow websites to be able to take that content from a cost internet and combine it in a single web sites that is on sensor ball. this is something that i've done. this is never worked very hard on. i'm going to release it on august 3rd. and i believe that once people see this website, they're going to copy me and they're going to be able to launch other services that do the same thing. and i believe that this is going to bypass big tech censorship

and restore the 1st amendment and the freedom of speech for americans and other people across the world. right. zach you signed me up. i'm. i'm fascinated with that. i mean, i, i, i'm on locals now. i, i like they are kind of friendliness ok. they're very attentive and all that, but it's very difficult to build up a follow. it's a lot of work. ok. and it gets to support everyone to know. i have my own podcasts on youtube, but they don't let me make any money, but they take money that that the video is generate for themselves. ok. i mean, what di abbas my uncle business model? i mean i do the work, they take all the money. what are your solutions and dealing with some of this here? go ahead. go ahead, right? yes. so i think the solution that we've tried to see some a legal solution. we see you be enter a trust approach. and we just saw that a, the anti trust lawsuit from the d o j got shut down by a judge in washington saying there wasn't enough evidence that facebook is

a monopoly. and which is bogus. but i think one solution would be, you know, section reforming section 230. i know it's been said a lot, but we need to understand about section 230. it's been interpreted incorrectly by the 9th circuit court surprised surprise. and so we need to have it reinterpreted by the supreme court. they had a chance to in january they chose not to. so it is kind of tough because if the supreme court declining these important cases than what, whether a solution to we have, we can, you know, as we can as a country and says, and sue the united states government itself under the 5th amendment for due process because basically what facebook is, has been given from the communications decency act, 2nd to 30, it's called the delegation doctrine. and there's another rule called void. the vagueness that has to do with this, but we basically facebook is acting as a defacto government agency. so that's, that's the issue here. so they,

they should not be acting that's unconstitutional. so we should sue the united states government for delegating their authority well in these companies. and congress is abigail, its responsibilities. i'll give you the last minute here. they're letting these big tech companies actually become the government itself. they don't need the 1st amendment. they don't need the constitution. it's really quite terrifying and it's happening very, very quickly. 40 seconds news act. so we can finish up. yeah, this was a state actor saying that it tech is becoming, is a very big problem. you know, there, there's the court way of dealing with it, which hasn't really gone anywhere with lawsuits that come out. i don't think one has one. and then there's the judicial system or the legislature system to create new laws which is happening now. and actually they've got some pretty good laws coming out. and then the 3rd one is we just gotta make them irrelevant. make them be like buy space in the fact that hey, do you want to go on the sensor?

the sensor platform or do you want to go this platform where people have the freedom of speech. and really, people are flocking to all these other platforms that have diverse opinion, and they're not centering. and with a free market competition, i think it's going to solve the, well, i love it, make them irrelevant. that's the best way to end this program. here. i want to, that's all the time we have gentlemen many, thanks my guess in san francisco and in phoenix. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time. remember, across the back, guys are financial to live with no way. there's a girl i wanted to be the central support dong could i call them? i know they stopped to join

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