done to halt the inexorable rise of the western world's global technology giants — the likes of amazon, googleacebook? over the past decade, we have seen these tech titans come to dominate data collection, cloud computing, retail, social media, publishing — the list goes on. but now, there is pushback from anti—monopoly lawyers and sceptical politicians. my guest, american lawyer lina khan, is in the vanguard of the movement to tame big tech. but whose interest is she serving? lina khan in dallas, texas, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. do you believe there is a new momentum behind the push to tame the big, the giant technology companies in the western world? yes, i think there absolutely is. i think we have seen a transformation in public opinion over the last few years and the public case for how these firms have so much power and how they are wielding it in ways that harm our economy and our society i think have only become more apparent, such that now we see a wave of lawsuits — anti—trust lawsuits as well as new regulatory proposals — that would curb their power. but in a funny

very briefly, lina khan, will these giants — thinking of amazon, google, facebook — will they be withd on the courage of public governments to take on these firms and ensure that their core infrastructure is really working for the public and notjust a small number of private executives. and you think, therefore, the answer is they will be brought down, they will be tamed, or not? i think we are at a point where it seems like the us, at least, is finally interested in doing so and we have a strong history of doing so — you know, in the first gilded age where we dealt with the first era of big monopolies. so i am hopeful that we'll be able to draw on that tradition and do so again. lina khan, thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thanks for having me. hello there. some of us have seen our first significant snow of the winter today, but it has been causing treacherous conditions out and about on the roads because it has been settling as you can see here in gloucestershire but, even on the faster routes, it settled. it cleared away, but showers followed on, but the snow is still

reported how the cia announced secretive technology contracts worth tens of billions of dollars with amazon google i.b.m. oracle and others and these are just some of the massive contracts that link google amazon et cetera with our military so let me see if i have this straight when corporations aligned with the largest mass murder machine that ever a created they're doing awesome raking in billions while doing their patriotic duty but one of corporations founder is former military and china he's a james bond villain whose roots children in their age surely and there's gold plated teeth and probably a villainous catchphrase like we wouldn't want that snow. so the true reason why the way. to the american corporatocracy is because it is more of her own and it is the threat of the good example if american workers suddenly realize that one of the most successful companies in the world is worker own and then they may want the same they may not want to be on the bottom rung of a totalitarian ladder of abuse you see we'll talk about it that much but us corporations are set up in a fully totalitarian stru

i'm thinking of the likes of amazon, apple, google.s rely on them more now in this very restricted world of lockdowns than we've ever relied upon them before. i think that's absolutely right, and i think what the pandemic has underscored for us is the degree to which these firms essentially provide infrastructure for the digital age. these firms control the core infrastructure for both commerce and communications, and they are providing very valuable services. but it also means that you have a small group of private executives that are ultimately setting the rules of who gets to use the infrastructure and on what terms. and that approach is historically at odds with how we treated infrastructure, which has always been accountable to public rules and has had to meet a higher set of regulations. but in your daily life, as you are right now, at home in dallas, texas, are you thinking to yourself as you use your laptop and your smartphone, are you thinking to yourself, "oh, my god, these services that i'm getting "really don't work, they'r

companies no longer storing them on servers in their basements they're using cloud providers like amazon google and microsoft and there is no unified standard to speak of but since last year a german french initiative has promised a european alternative guy x. aims to stand out against the competition by being quick secure and using a set of rules that everyone dares to more than $300.00 organizations are already involved in guy x. including major unknown europeans such as amazon microsoft and china's far away so what would the advantages be for european companies well that's a question i put to suzanne damore from bits com which represents thousands of firms in germany's digital sector well the general idea of guy is to create a cloud data infrastructure in europe that complies with the needs of cloud technology uses and doing so by actually creating a consistent set of rules an architecture is that provides the needed. data protection i.t. security but also flexibility and interoperability and yet for european companies this is it sounds to get a bigger range. of a variety of services. that m

plans companies are no longer storing them on service in basements they're using providers like google amazon and microsoft has no unified standard to speak of for these cloud services but since last year a german french initiative has promised a european alternative guy at x. it aims to stand out against the competition by being quick secure and using a standard set of rules that everyone at dia's to more than $300.00 organizations are already involved in gaia x. that includes major non europeans such as amazon microsoft and china's far away so what are the europeans behind it hoping to achieve well it speak to seize on a day move from bit to come which represents thousands of companies in germany's digital sector welcome to g.w. business it's great to have it so what are the advantages supposed to be for european companies of geir xx. well the general idea of off guy x. is to create a cloud data infrastructure in europe that complies with the needs of technology users and doing so by actually creating a consistent set of rules are not protected is that provides the needed. data protection i

the likes of amazon, google and facebook? 0ver giant? the likes of amazon, google and facebook?r the past decade we have seen these tech titans come to dominate data collection, cloud computing, retail, social media, publishing — the list goes on. but now, there is pushback from antimonopoly lawyers and sceptical politicians. my guest, american lawyer lina khan, is in the vanguard of the movement to tame big tech. but whose interest is she serving? lina khan in dallas, texas, welcome to hardtalk. khan in dallas, texas, welcome to hardtalk— to hardtalk. thank you for havin: to hardtalk. thank you for having me- _ to hardtalk. thank you for having me. do _ to hardtalk. thank you for having me. do you - to hardtalk. thank you for| having me. do you believe to hardtalk. thank you for - having me. do you believe there is a new momentum _ having me. do you believe there is a new momentum behind - is a new momentum behind the push to tame the big, the giant technology companies in the western world?— western world? yes, i think there absolutely is. - western world? yes, i think there a

yep, apple then brian would text me google too yeah broorks brian, google amazon too?o you know what? they whop. to all the geniuses out there too saying this is a private company. it's not a first amendment fight. really? it's not? read the "wall street journal" op-ed today about marsh vs. alabama where a so-called private town tried to restrict access to religious material and lost because they were a de facto government? diviewn what? these companies are more powerful than a de facto government. do you know why? at least with the government if they put you in jail or fine you there is a process to fight back. apple and amazon have given us no legitimate process whatsoever to fight back. they wiped a company from the face of the earth this morning. and liberals and the media are celebrating it. brian: dan, if you are thinking to yourself well, i'm not a conservative, i'm not a republican. it doesn't really conservative me. little interest. if you think for a second it's not going to effect your lives, now as conservatives they are going to start honing and shaping ex

emily: apple and google also cut off the up parler, then amazon did it via aws.ke to the ceo of parler a a few weeks ago about the conservative nature of the site. he talked about the company's objectives at the time. did he had to say. >> there is a lot of people on the left on the platform. they are outnumbered greatly by conservatives right now, which is fine. we are unbiased in that we are not identified by who is on our platform. bring us backto to a people's place online, not a place for big tech oligarchs. rick: john mckay's to me all the time -- --[crosstalk] emily: parler's ceo said they will not be able to provide anyone a service. they will be able to find another web hosting platform. do you think if the president joins that, does he start his own thing? rick: what is outrageous about that statement as it is not the people who are on it, it is what they are doing. if you are inciting violent overthrow of your government regardless of whether you are a liberal or conservative, you should be banned from that kind of vehicle. that is what extremism is de

rather, it's that amazon's, google's and apple's statements to the press about dropping our access has caused most of our other vendors to drop their support as well. mace spoke with maria bartiromo on sunday morning futures. he's deeply concerned that stifling free speech could happen to anybody. >> it's devastating is what it is. it's an assault on everybody. they made an attempt to not only kill the apps, but to actually destroy the entire company. they could destroy anybody. if they did this to any app, any company, it would completely destroy them. >> congressman devin nunes is demanding big tech companies be held accountable. >> there is no longer a free and open social media company or site for any american to get on any longer. because these big companies, apple, amazon, google, they have just destroyed a what was like lie -- parler is likely a billion dollar company. poof, it's gone. there should be a racketeering investigation on all the people that coordinated this attack. >> reporter: a long list of social media sites have either banned or of restricted president trump incl

you didn't see a huge selloff in apple, amazon, google, you saw a larger so often twitter.ket saying if you start poking the bear you can find yourself with regulation and two things are on the table. one, are these the companies monopolies and the other is section 230 that has been debated a bunch over the past year or so. those companies if they start poking the bear may find themselves back in the halls of congress were both sides of the aisle want to ask tough questions which could lead to regulations which the market doesn't like. todd: and legal hat for section 230, could shareholders have a claim against twitter for what i would call willful, harmful business judgment? >> i'm not a lawyer, i just play one on tv but the question is what damages do they have. right now they have some because the stock market sends a message. if they do have damages, the council will bring illegal action. it is inevitable. it is going to be wait and see. the question is are there damages. todd: poke the bear like you said, bad things flow. we appreciate it as always. jillian: still had

the other 2 companies you mentioned at the beginning but this stand to benefit from this are google and amazon right so you think about google and amazon have a remarkable amount of data about us as well they get it in different ways and they're gonna not going to be affected by apple's changes nearly to the degree that facebook is but that's another thing facebook you know is going to be harmed google and amazon implicitly are going to be helped and of course apple is going to be helped itself as mark was just saying joyner is there may be a bigger fight coming not involving google and amazon per se but involving the little guys i mean both facebook and apple maybe have this bigger fight because there is now this thing called the coalition of up fairness and basically the likes of spotify and a company called match group match group is the umbrella company that owns globally an awful lot of dating apps now that's that's the ultimate form of advertising i guess but if you've got spotify with old they're quite freaky scary algorithms getting into bed no pun intended with dating apps around the

the biggest tech companies set to report earnings this week, including apple, amazon, google and facebookpresident biden's team continues to shape up. how could a biden administration shape the internet? we have some early clues. we will discuss. google is stubbing its massive resources behind the mass vaccination effort, opening google offices for shots. search engine's chief health officer joins us on the $250 million effort. ransomware was the number one cyber security threat in 20. what will it be in 2021? what agencies are most vulnerable? we will hear from an official. although stories and more. but first, u.s. stocks gaining, led by tech shares. some of the biggest tech companies this week. walk us through the day. >> we saw the defense of trade take place in the market today. nervousness around the 1.9 trillion dollars deal biden has promised. maybe that deal could not come as soon as possible. it's take a look at some of the indexes. the s&p 500 underperforming the likes of the nasdaq and new york faang index. those big tech really outperforming permitted notable performer, the r

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and google, apple and amazon also cutting off the conservative app parler.nd bloomberg has confirmed an internal memo from the fbi pointing to more armed protest nationwide in the days leading up to president-elect biden's inauguration. are we in a merit -- are we in imminent danger? we will speak to a guest who has been tracking threats online. and at coin falls the most since march, as much as 26% at one point. it's a meteor cannot hundred percent advance the last two years had even bank of america saying is this the mother of all bubbles? that story in a moment, but first around up on the big stories of the day. of course, big tech under pressure, we saw shares of facebook, twitter and amazon sliding on the back of the preventative measures they have taken to silencing cut off president trump. twitter ban to trump from the platform permanently and facebook has banned the president indefinitely. guest,to bring in our who will give us around up on markets for the day. where did we end up? >> a major pullback led to the downside for big tech names. s&p 500,

the biggest tech companies set to report earnings this week, including apple, amazon, google, and facebook. this as president biden's team continues to shape up. how could a biden administration shape the internet? we have early clues and we will discuss. plus, google is throwing its massive resources behind the mass vaccination effort, opening google offices for shots. and flagging vaccine sites on google maps. the chief health officer joins us on the new $150 million effort. ransomware was the number one cybersecurity threat in 2020. what will it be in 2021? what sectors and government agencies are most vulnerable? we will hear from an official. all of those stories in a moment, but first u.s. stocks gaining, led by tech shares. some of the biggest tech companies this week. kriti gupta, walk us through the day. kriti: we saw the defense of trade take place in the market today. a lot of nervousness around the $1.9 trillion deal biden has promised. this idea that maybe that deal couldn't come as soon as it was promised. you look at some of the indexes. the s&p 500 underperforming the likes

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and, yes, that includes apple, amazon, facebook and google and also divest pension money out of these big tech stocks. why? well, because he says they can censor conservative voices including mr. trump and parler as an example. >> viewpoint discrimination is dangerous. and while they may have the right to do it legally, we also have the right to choose who we do business with. when you tell half of your customers to pound sand, they tend to believe you. and i think's what these companies have done. >> now, we'll see if it passes. there are other similar bills being considered and tallied in other states and possibly in tennessee in the future. so big tech is definitely under the microscope here. stuart: one more for you, susan. the two richest people on the planet, elon musk, jeff bezos, are they fighting over satellite internet projects that both of y mk m versusersusers bez

. >> we've seen these five companies, apple, google, amazon, twitter and facebook target conservatives. viewpoint discrimination is dangerous and while they may have the right to do it legally we also have the right to choose who we do business with. reporter: that includes the permanent banning of president trump's suspensions and other gop members. also listing deplatform of parler as another example. parler, the subject after house congressional push to be investigated by the fbi over its role in the planning of the capitol riots. republican lawmakers pushing back, they have asked for twitter and facebook to also be investigated as well. despite the threats from d.c., we have big tech getting richer and richer, trading at record levels and a sign of wall street confidence that big tech will not be broken up or severely punished. >> when you tell half of your customers to pound sand, they tend to believe you.

amazon, and snapchat also disabled trump's accounts. other platforms that have now banned or restricted trump include tiktok, reddit, snapchat, and shopify. meanwhile, apple, googlemazon web services ended their support for the social media network parler over the weekend, which bills itself as twitter without rules. the companies say parler's managers have consistently failed to halt threats of violence and calls for armed insurrection on the site. parler was co-founded by the republican mega donor, trump supporter rebekah mercer, daughter of hedge fund billionaire robert mercer. all this comes as critics argue facebook, google, and twitter have peddled extremism for profit for years. now the payment processing company stripe has cut ties with the trump campaign, which continues to fundraise, saying it violated policies against encouraging violence after the pro-trump mob stormed the capitol last wednesday. for more on big tech's response to the capital insurrection, we began with ramesh srinivasan, professor of information studies at the university of california los angeles, ucla, where he also directs the digital cultures lab. professor srinivasan is the autho

google. people looking for a place they can speak freely. we reported yesterday amazonexcuse me that google was already dropping parler. we knew that apple might be dropping parler. we hadn't heard about amazon. apple dropped participate letter. you can't download parler on a iphone. you can't do it. amazon said at the end of the night tonight they we remove the servers that parler relies upon in order to run the app that people use. you've got google, apple and amazon all effectively trying to cancel parler as people try to go there to speak freely. here is a portion what apple said now that they banned the app from their store. we always supported diverse points of view represented on the app store. there is no place on the app store for violence and illegal activity. we've suspended parler from the app store until they resolve these issues. ironic they're talking about threats of violence when things like that you look what is trending on twitter last 24 hours, it has been hang mike pence trending on twitter. there are apps with violence that don't seem to be address

big tech is amazon, apple, google and facebook and it was amazon, apple and google that decided not just to censor some voices and not just to silence some politicians and conservatives, they shut down an entire company. they pulled the plug on it because those four companies control roughly 90% of the internet. you run a conservative web site and you published articles is what nbc news tried to do a couple of months ago make google pulled federalist ad platforms. your business dries up that happened and we have these large tech companies monopolies to three months ago democrats were rude about monopolies and the impact on our economy and our society that's not now because now they are doing the bidding of those very democrats that use campaigns they funded. they are acting out of the interests of their own employees who are left-wing and they are acting on behalf of government. then it becomes a first amendment issue and then it becomes unconstitutional. it's going to take somebody to step up and do something about it. they want the left in complete compliance in what they believe. i wa

amazon suspended parler from its web hosting services. apple and googleres over the weekend. i spoke with parler ceo john mace on sunday morning futures yesterday about the censorship. here's what he had to say. >> well, it's devastating is what it is. it's an assault on everybody. i mean, they all worked together to make sure at the same time we would lose access to not only our apps but they're actually shutting all of our servers off tonight, off the internet. so they made an attempt to not only kill the apps, but to actually destroy the entire company and it's not just these three companies. every vendor from text message services to e-mail providers to our lawyers all ditched us too on the same day. and they're trying to falsely claim that we were somehow responsible for the events that occurred on the sixth. maria: john mace will join me once again in the next hour to talk more about the impact on parler but first let's get some -- his take from me wee founder and ceo, mark weinstein. you've got your own company, me wee and you can understand what j

for trump so do you want to be on that internet connected to that sort of system where you know amazon google you all of them work in coordination to target people and then bronco milan of it in response to trump being the platform said it is beyond bizarre does twitter have the right to decide should twitter ban hong kong protesters. arbeloa reese demonstrations on the final result will be the balkanization of platforms so i think that's one trend if you want to look at a trend to invest in our short term or look for other alternatives to the internet as we know it like that could be something you see the growth of as we have a balkanization of it right in europe looks at this aghast and which is ironic because a lot of the people that are defending it are citing european history as a reason for it but then the germans in particular don't agree with arnold all right we're going to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most in this almost undoubtedly long conflict regular syrian people. nee

it's four large tech monopolies, amazon, google, facebook, coming together to not just censor speech, a business. that is talking about parler, they can shut you down and put you out of business if they feel like it, doing the bidding of politicians and the people who work at those companies were left-wing liberals. >> yesterday when president trump addressed the nation, he condemned political violence from his own side and then he said he was deeply concerned about these tech oligarchs silencing freedom of expression. this is the big issue and your right twitter. what happened this week with the sales leader free, people realized how much power these tech platforms have and they started sounding the alarm, whether they were limiting the use of these platforms or making plans about it. it shows how this move from the woke mob on the left against president trump has international repercussions. he is trying to do damage control, but democrats who now control everything in d.c. are pushing them to limit that freedom of expression. they are in a tight spot going forward. >> leslie, house

to free speech, just 24 hours after twitter permanently suspended president donald trump, google, apple and amazone now all banned parlor from their app stores which experts say could destroy the company financially, before its removal parlor searched to number one in apple's app store with 1 and a half million downloads on saturday alone. joining me right now on the exclusive interview with reaction is the ceo of parlor, john mates, good to have you this morning. thank you very much for being here. what is your reaction and the impact to this squashing of parlor? >> well, thank you for having me on. well, it's devastating, it's what it is. it's an assault on everybody. they all work together to make sure at the same time we would lose access to not only our apps but they are actually shutting all of our servers off tonight, off the internet. they made an attempt to not only kill the app, but the actually destroy the entire company and it's not just these 3 companies, every vender from -- from text message services to e-mail providers to our lawyers, all ditched us too on the same day and they are

amazon, apple and google said you just do not meet our qualifications. so to parler's credit, they have filed a lawsuit against amazon, accusing the company of antitrust violations after are they're cut its web services. right now they are flat on their back. can you imagine being the number one app. in the country, one day, and the next time combined series of forces take you down to your knees. john matze was on last night. he is the parler ceo with tucker. >> we woke up on friday thinking business will -- never business as usual parler but at least close to usual as possible number one on the app. store. you know, we had almost 7 million unique people on the app. that day. and we get a notice, you know, you are in violation of our terms. one after another. we found out first in some cases not from the companies but from buzzfeed. you know, we didn't get a notice from google. we read it online in the news first. we get annual email after email. you know, it's almost like you're just waiting who is going to be next? dumping us. everybody. the last thing

all of these companies, amazon, google, apple, facebook, they know where you been, where you are, wheret you will buy in the future, and as glenn greenwald said, the famous journalist, new weapons do not get used only once. >> jesse: would you like to respond to that? it was your party that did this huge year-long investigation and determined that these big companies are monopolies that engage in anticompetitive practices. does that alarm you at all? >> juan: no. i agree. dana said it yesterday, dagan says it today, these companies are big and in my mind, they have allowed some of these things to happen over the years. they've played footsie with president trump. it will let me just say, i think we are missing the point here. the point is that conservative thought is not being censored. the reason that people -- can i finish please? the reason they took trump down and took other things down is because it was being used to perpetrate violence of a kind that we saw at the capitol last week. it wasn't banned because it was a platform for conservative thought. it was banned because there wa

big teak is amazon, apple, google, facebook and it was amazon, apple and google that decided not just to censor some voices, not just to silence some politicians and conservatives. they shut down an entire company. they pulled the plug on it because those four companies control roughly 90% of the internet. you run a conservative website and you publish articles, you saw what nbc news tried to do, shthe federalist just a few mons ago. make google pull the federalist off its ad platform. your business drives up if that happens. and when you have these large tech companies, monopolies, three months ago the democrats were worried about these monopolies. about the the impact m on our economy, on our society. not now, because now they're doing the bidding of those very democrats, those democrats whose campaigns they funded. they're acting out of the interest of their own employees who are left wing and they're acting onye behalf of, well, government. pete: yep. >> so then it becomes a first amendment issue, then it becomes unconstitutional. it's going to take iom somebodyo step up and do so

shares of twitter down sharply on the news of the trump ban and apple, google and amazon all taking varioussh alternative social network p parler off their platform saying they weren't doing enough to curb violence. it is quite a setup to this week >> that's where we're going to start with our next guest, co-founder cara swisher. good morning it's good to have you. welcome. >> thank you >> i guess let's zero in on twitter because there's been so much chewed on over the weekend at-large about social media. >> sure. >> what is twitter's future without the president? >> that's a big question a lot of these companies have spent time tolerating this kind of behavior and also helps, as i have said many times, enragement -- engagement equals enragement it's a great way to get news i recently -- my son who is 19 years old, use it is to consume news and things like that. there's lots of businesses for twitter. it shouldn't be about this bickering and they shouldn't rely on that for growth to see what the latest ridiculous tweet or dangerous tweet someone like donald trump is doing. that can't be a b

we've had presidents before that. >> now you have apple, google, amazon.d far right chat group parler from their platforms leaving trump extremists without a place to gather. they are already saying this is an attack on their freedom of speech. fox is doing a whole bunch of stories about this. this is what they're running on. will they be successful in flipping some attention away from the riots? >> you know, i think in the right-wing ecochamber, there will be because it's a disingenuous and dishonest area. it's a place where facts don't matter. we all know that the first amendment gives the right to free speech, but what it doesn't do is force private companies to recognize free speech. especially not when you sign a user agreement like everyone does when they use twitter. there's so much bad faith acting going on right now that it really is kind of the precipice for how we have ended up here, whether it's politicians or companies, they're lying. they're saying things they know aren't true because it's politically expedient or economically expedient. it d

. >> reporter: amazon, google and apple all removed parlor from their apps stores friday do a, quote, failure to moderate egregious content posted by users. >> they did it on the same day, those three, without any prior warning. we get email after email. >> reporter: the company is filing suit against amazon web services for getting kicked off its cloud servers, claiming amazon this move was motivated by political animus and designed to reduce competition in microblogging services market to the benefit of twitter, this comes days after donald trump was banned from twitter and other social media platforms indefinitely. elon musk tweeting a lot of people will be super unhappy with west coast high-tech as the they facto arbiter of free speech and german chancellor angela merkel saying the right to freedom of opinion is of fundamental importance but that isn't stopping big tech. overnight twitter announced it purged 70,000 accounts associated with sharing you andon content and it will scrub the phrase stop the fuel from its platform. mike pompeo facing conflict with reporters after the go

another conservative app officially goes dark after getting the boot from amazon, apple, google. >> i country where things like this would happen, coordinated companies canceling your, your, what you're doing. essentially the site is down. it is just a black hole. ashley: he's right. joe concha says big tech censorship of parler proves they are monopolies. he is here next. ♪. wanna lose weight and be healthier? it's time for aerotrainer. a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time. it allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer super crunch, push ups, aero squat. it inflates in 30 seconds. aerotrainer is tested to support over 500 pounds. lose weight, look great, and be healthy. go to aerotrainer.com. that's a-e-r-o trainer.com. keeping your oysters busihas you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-f