when he shows up in the senate every few weeks but there's no happy about this chaos then zuckerberg jack dorseybecause every dispute makes them money. they set up the system to foster conflict because that keeps us on the platform keeps us targeted for ads so effectively the censorship was shut up on this first amendment but then as facebook went into europe and they had to absorb more restrictive rules in europe, we have reimported hate speech laws back into this country and we can badger facebook all we want but they are going to do what they want facebook, backboard affairs is a white watch wash. something bright over there, stay away from us. >> i want to remind up those of you listening and tuning in, you can ask questions, put them up on the chat board and if we have time, we're going to try to make time, we will be sure to ask eric questions are put on the chat and i'll keep an eye on it. so while we are on social media, you see a role, any kind of push for government regulation of the internet and social media companies? doesn't scare you? >> it scares me terribly and thoughts not to sa

nobody is happy about this than zuckerberg or jack dorsey because every dispute makes the money. up the system to foster conflict because that keeps us on the platform and targeting for ads. the censorship was set up on this principle but then was facebook went into europe and had to absorb more restrictive rules of europe, he's reimported back into his country and i think we can batter facebook all we want but they are going to do what they want and is just whitewash basically saying look, something bright, look over there, we are taking care of it. stay away from it. >> i want to remind those of you listening, you can ask questions, put them up on the track and if we have time, you want to try to make time from we will be sure to ask erica your question so thought on theus cht and i'll keep an eye on it. while we are on social media, you see your role, any kind of push for government regulation of the internet social media companies, doesn't scare you? >> it scares me terribly and that's not to say i made crazy but a lot of the things i see on the internet. there's two words th

there's no one happier than zuckerberg and jack dorsey because every dispute makes them money.'ve upped the system to foster conflict because that keeps us on the platform and targeted so effectively it was set up on this first amendment principle but then as facebook went into europe they had to observe the much more restrictive rules we can badger facebook all we want and that board of theirs is just a whitewash saying look something bright we are taking care of it to stay away from us. >> i want to remind those of you that are listening and tuning in that you can ask questions and if we have time and we are going to try to make time, we will be sure to ask your questions. so put it on the chat and i will keep an eye on it. while we are on social media, do you see a role, do you see any kind of push for government o regulation of the internet, social media companies? does that scare you? >> yes it scaresye me terribly. the two words that arrive when i think about the government regulations in the internet, that's donald trump. it was a first amendment that effectively saves u

when he shows up in the senate every few weeks but no one is happier about this chaos than zuckerberg and jack dorseybecause every dispute makes them money. they set up the system to foster conflict because that keeps us on the platform. effectively censorship was set up on this peer first amendment principle that then as facebook wanted to europe and had to absorb much more restrictive rules in europe they reimported it back in this country and i think we can badger facebook all we want but they are going to do what they want. it's just a whitewash just basically saying we are taking care of it. >> i want to remind those of you who are listening and tuning in that you can ask questions put out on the chat board and if we have time and we are going to try to make time we will ask eric your questions or just put it in the chat and we'll keep an eye on it. while we are on social media do you see your role and do you see any kind of push for government regulation of the internet social media? does that scare you? >> yes it scares me terribly and that's not to say that i'm not made crazy by a lot of terr

no one's happier about this chaos than zuckerberg and jack dorsey, because every dispute makes them money. okay? they have set up the system to foster conflict because every -- because that keeps us on the platform and keeps us targeted. and so effectively the censorship was set up on this pure 1st amendment principle, but then as facebook went into europe and the other world, and they had to absorb much more restrictive rules of europe, we have reimported hate speech laws back into this country, and i think, you know, we can badger facebook all we want, but they are going to do what they want. it is just basically saying look over there, we're taking care of it. >> i want to remind those of you who are listening, tuning in, that you can ask questions, put them up in the chat board, and if we have time, and we're going to try and make time, we will be sure to ask eric your questions. so just put it in the chat. i will keep an eye on it. so while we're on social media, do you see a role? do you see any kind of push for government regulation of the internet, social media companies? does tha

we are allowing jack dorsey, mark zuckerberg, and thes u pee in northern california to destroy us and from us and we need to put a stop to it, tucker. >> tucker: you are the first person i knew to really take social media -- not their bias against conservatives, but just the actual platforms, the medium of expression -- very seriously and recognize that they are a threat. what -- whyy isn't -- and i agre with you, i have come to agree with you. why do people not recognize this? w >> because corporate media will not connect the dots, will not explain what has transpired and it's just -- we are being misled by corporate media. they are all in this together. >> tucker: yes. >> the elite and the protectors of the elite and that's why i love your show and what you're doing. you are a voice -- and you come from wealth or whatever, but you are the voice for the working class. mei'm trying to be right in thee with you to try to explain to people in america, those of us with working-class values, whether we have wealth or not. we have to come together and take our country back. these values th

same time, i recently spoke with the man known as the inventor of ethereum about jack dorsey's plans. mark zuckerberg'slan. and he thinks that the blockchain and ethereum is a threat to facebook, twitter. take a listen to what he had to say. >> replacing -- completely is unlikely, just because there are things that it provides like price stability for example. that bitcoin is not going to provide. even in a theoretical world where the u.s. dollar collapses, even then, i think bitcoin is not going to be able to provide the level of stability that users and businesses expect to be able to set prices and in that kind of world, we would need something else. it could be decentralized but it could be something else but we will see. so, but at the same time, i think we can still have a very powerful and important role alongside currencies. emily: he goes on to say that he's skeptical actually of some of jack dorsey's plans. and that he thinks that the blockchain could really undermine the central, centralized social networks we have all come to know. what do you think? alexis: i do think long-term he's probab