thanks for starting parler. i haven't been on it yet but it the firstd and amendment is definitely the for -- definitely the most important. the reason why there might be more conservatives at this site -- theyse it is clear are probably white christians too. clearly the liberal media and hollywood and everything hates christian white people and they have an agenda against them. riling up black lives matter and anti-foot to hate white people. it has been going on for 50 years or so, ever since the civil rights movement, and it is all organized by certain groups that want to monopolize all the social media. they own the media before with hollywood. i don't know if it should be censored. of what is part behind hating white christians. it always has been. host: the website is parler.com. john matze, your reaction to that caller. guest: i think everyone's point of view is important, and that we have a discussion about it. as you can tell from a lot of the people calling in, they feel victimized in other places. i do

thanks for starting parler. been on it yet but it the firstd and amendment is definitely the for -- definitely the most important. the reason why there might be more conservatives at this site -- theyse it is clear are probably white christians too. clearly the liberal media and hollywood and everything hates christian white people and they have an agenda against them. riling up black lives matter and anti-foot to hate white people. it has been going on for 50 years or so, ever since the civil rights movement, and it is all organized by certain groups that want to monopolize all the social media. they own the media before with hollywood. i don't know if it should be censored. of what is part behind hating white christians. it always has been. host: the website is parler.com. john matze, your reaction to that caller. guest: i think everyone's point of view is important, and that we have a discussion about it. as you can tell from a lot of the people calling in, they feel victimized in other places. i don't think

launched in 2018 unbiased social media platform free of censorship promoting free speech, parler haser two million accounts this year republicans flocking to app reric trump rudy giuliani ted cries rand paul kevin mccarthy, devin nunes the ceo of parler, john matze great to have you this morning congratulations to you. >> thank you. thank you. >> tell me how you are going to keep to all that no censorship, free speech lots of issues around the current group of social media companies twitter keeps pushing back against president trump, doesn't do same with similar speech from others, who are critics of the president, similar story, with google how are you going to increase and make sure that parler remains free of any meddling? >> well, we've been focusing on real problems trying to drown out a lot of noise that has been going on, basically, our rules are really, clear, and they are with different fcc guidelines, not requirements you don't need to told them we opting into them pornography nude thee off platform but if people disagree they are allowed to talk about it can have a discuss

such as these many high-profile republican officials started publicly jumping to a new platform, parlerpromotes free speech. it does have restrictions. racist and antisemitic content is easy to find. >> parler is the only social media platform that protects your right to free speech. >> never heard of parler, team trump is pushing it as a new center for conservative conversation, with big name republicans signing up fast as the president's campaign manager tweets, hey, twitter, your days are numbered. >> big tech is out of control, filled with hubris and flagrantly silencing those with whom they disagree. >> i love twitter and tweeting. between that and facebook i have 10 million followiers. >> going into the 2016 election trump was a huge fan of social media sites, especially twitter using it to pump his message to his now 83 million followers and to dodge the scrutiny of mainstream media. >> it's a thing called free speech rights. >> he has long been criticized for promoting conspiracy theories, lies and racist tropes on twitter as he did with this video before removing it hours later

maria: how do you ensure that there's no censorship on parler?e is no censorship of any kind. we do have clear rules about violence, any illegal activity, anything that you couldn't do in public, you couldn't do on parler. but there is no ideological censorship for people of any kind. people on the left, people on the right, everybody is welcome on the site. that's what makes it such a great community. people understand that this is a place where everybody can have a discussion and we don't have fact checking experts that decide what people think. people can talk about it on their own. and come to a conclusion on their own. which i think is amazing. maria: that is. and i'm glad you mentioned that you don't have groups that are actually going to say this should be on, this shouldn't be on. you become the judge in that regard. what about this twitter attack, social media platform says that hackers are behind the high profile online break-in earlier this month that tricked the staff into using a phone-based phishing scam, it raised concerns about th

on parler people get verified. people have phone numbers that are related to their accounts.t people know that they're acting and they're behaving as they would in a town square, at least that's what we're trying to create you know, since we've had this influx we've seen a lot of critics and haters come on here to try to make it not such a great place, and we're scaling up to handle that. that's not going to be a long-term problem, rather a short-term one, and i think it is going to work out really well i think we're going to solve a lot of these partisan issues by allowing people to speak again we've seen that this week with an influx of blm members coming in there saying hey, we don't like these conservatives and they're having a discussion in a lot of cases, and i think that's huge because you don't see that on other social platforms. >> what do you make of the pressure that's on mark zuckerberg right now, and if you were mark zuckerberg running facebook, what would you do? >> well, i don't really want to -- i don't know if i can comment directly on what thai doing. i woul

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>> i have an account on parler but frankly twitter dominates the market and should be required tove be t influence what is being put on the platform. as long as it is not malign or profane, anything really improper, we need to let the speech be heard. lou: i happen to believe even if it is profane, it is a very simple decision. don't follow that person and don't permit them to follow you. that is a very simple thing. why do you have to manage speech and constrain the freedom of speech. but jack dorsey and i disagree about that and as the saying goes, it is football right now. sydney, were waiting for bob woodson and we appreciate you stayingpp with us to talk this thing through a bit. i look forward to talking to you again real soon. thank you. up next the president announcing a major plan to bring thousands, thousands of u.s. troops home, sebastian gorka joins us without more after the quick break and a reminder about my new book, the trump century, how are president changed the course of history forever, please preorder your copy now at the trump century.com frustrate the liberals, s

a breach of security, but it's more indicative of why you have moves and shifts to platforms like parler with people saying this isn't trustworthy. stuart: entirely understandable. oz sultan, good stuff. thanks very much for joining us. appreciate it. thanks. >>> i've got a story about microsoft which i can hardly believe. they are cutting jobs. hey, ash, they are cutting jobs? ashley: yeah. stuart: where they've got, what, $100 billion odd in cash, and the stock's real strong? what's going on? ashley: well, they are not saying exactly how many, where those jobs are being cut or any of the locations, or departments. but this is a story in business insider that says just under 1,000 jobs have been eliminated by microsoft, which is a good question, why. well, the report claims they came from the department msn.com and also in the azure cloud division. all that microsoft will say is that this is not unusual going into a new fiscal year which began july 1st. they kind of re-evaluate where they are, where they want to put more resources, where they want to take some resources away, so they're