social media platforms

“If you go from an algorithmic feed to a reverse chronological feed only, I can tell you what will happen in my opinion, which is that the revenue monetization on a per page per impression basis will go off by 90%.”

“I agree there's bias. I agree that these companies are 70, 80% Democrat, and I agree they all have significant issues around Trump derangement syndrome.”

“They're going to lose users over time. They're going to end up looking like idiots when they're wrong by banning certain topics that we should be having conversations about over time.”

“Instead of just making up the content moderation policies as I went along, I would look at the peep at the cases where people have been wrestling with these decisions for decades. And I would create a content moderation policy inspired by First Amendment case …”

“I think it's a really clear supporting fact that there are going to be alternatives. And that these, what we thought were monopolies and what kind of became digital town squares and almost infrastructure are really just application layers. They're editorialize…”

“I don't think anyone should have a lifetime ban on these platforms.”

“I think slurs, slurs, banned or out, but arguments, I don't know that we should be banning entire categories of arguments.”

“I do think governments have to step in and create better guardrails. So this kind of stuff doesn't happen. I don't buy the whole it's safe, you know, private company. They can do what they want. I think that that is too naive of an expectation for how importan…”

“At the end of the day, these are all, as I've shared in the past, my belief is they're all content companies. They have a choice as executives and its editors. Of those companies to decide how to editorialize the content on their platforms.”

“Once Twitter broke ranks, the others had to it became very obvious what the others were doing. And so they had to mitigate their censorship substantially as because of what Twitter did.”