im proud for our boii

50k viewers in the first hour

Prouuuuuuuuuuud of your boooooooooy

I think it peaked at 55-57k

noice

maybe its better that it happened now and not line in 2012, tim got better and more articulate

mmk

What do you think will be the effect on the campaign contributions from FB, Twitter execs and employees once the gov't is writing regulations for those companies?

ah, live stream chat shut down :p

I like natural light Tim

Faceberg is praying he gets his "regulation"

Tim needs to get a window

Can we start a GoFundMe to get Tim a window?

was about to say: I think the US is corrupt enough that the govt moving in on Twitter might just help all the shitty sides of Twitter

he has a window lol, u can hear rain sometimes in his vids

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYVnJT3u5QA << but like, a window that's behind the camera

so you're probably right @CasualSailor

Then again, supreme court has been quite based at times

The best thing would be to regulate Twitter like a publisher, not a platform.

it'd be interesting to watch how big the audience will grow

ITS SCIENCE!! https://twitter.com/newscientist/status/1093987806756642819?s=20

twitter as a publisher would be wonderful

see them held accountable to absolutely everything they fail to catch

it'd ruin them

That's the point. 😏

since they ban people from posting that could be considered editing

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/between-acting-ag-whitaker-and-house-dems-trump-mueller-hearing-turns-testy

imagine how many butts will hurt after this podcasts lol

truth bomb

GOOD

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jornos will be aaaaaaangry

Pretty large crowd listening, around 48K.

inb4 Bari Weiss cries

https://twitter.com/qikipedia/status/1094007972835950592?s=20

That rat is just a disgusting person, Weiss

made me rage watching it

Same

@Unwound There used to be 5-10k cell phone companies in the U.S. Now there are 3. Why? Gov't regulation. The big boys ask the gov't to require 911 services. Those smaller companies that could not raise the money to provide it or would not be profitable if they did had to sell out to those who could. Then it was text mesg. Then internet access. Then high speed internet access. Until now there are only 3 and soon to be 2. But you can't call it a monopoly because AT&T and Verizon are "competitors." I mean there is literally only 2 channels allowed in a given area. If you were to try to start a cell phone company you'd still have to rent time on one of the big 2's networks.

who's Mike Pence?

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