this and investigative journalist ben's were on ari ben the biggest question is here why is parlor now being allowed back in to be out the app store. yeah because essentially parler been the ne that's the term that we use here they were told by apple if you want to be back on the app store you've got to work with our teams in order to decide what constant can and cannot be there it appears a parlor is done that this is the way that apple is phrase that they say that apple employees have quote engaged in substantial conversations with parlor in an effort to bring the partner app into compliance essentially saying you are now complying with their so-called community standards and so part of there will be allowed back parlor is not commenting by the way and acknowledging what community standards they've agreed to adhere to enter saying that so much more concerning we're hearing about this new content moderation but we don't actually know what it would mean ok so apple says that parlors coming back but what about android devices i mean is there any chance that google is also going to let i

users if they were affected joining me now to discuss co-host and investigative journalist ben's want ari ben let's start there why does facebook say it will not notify users . well i think the main reason why is that there are a bunch of jerks but they're not going to call themselves that facebook has this horrific reputation as you know the way it treats its customers and its users it has no regard for them whatsoever they are the product that facebook is always selling selling to advertisers and so essentially what they say because that is said look we don't really have a reason to report that that happened all the way back years ago all the way back in 2019 really that was that long ago and then they act as if well because it was in 21000 there's no reason to share this with people yet happened we already plugged that vulnerability in so we got rid of it and we don't have an obligation they say to inform customers because they say personal information may have been accessed but no health information was accessed that would have a legal responsibility to notify users if there was health in

, you know, you name it, tina fey, ben affleck, well, it filed its prospective yesterday including a top range price of $24 a share which would lead endeavor's ceo ariim and executive chair patrick whitingsell with a controlling stake that at a minimum would be worth around $900 million in shares combined. private equity firm silver lake would be endeavor's biggest shareholder after going public. eight minutes from the top of the show, and that means "kudlow." bloomberg reporting that warby parker born during the great recession of 2008 is in early stage the talks for an ipo as soon as this year. with more than a hundred locations across the country and canada, warby parker could be valued at more than $3 billion if and when it hits the street. to the aforementioned larry kudlow. larry, warby parker right in the middle of the great recession, right? 2010. okay, penn university and one of them's at berkeley. businesses are always saying there's too much uncertainty, meantime, these kids started warby parker, gutsy, and look at it now. what does this say. >> >> did you say berkeley? liz: yeah, you know i did. larry: so does that mean there's at least