Big Tech Censorship with Alex Marlow & Marissa Streit 8/3/21

Amala Ekpunobi

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🗓️ 4 August 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

On today’s show, Will is joined by Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow and PragerU CEO Marissa Streit to expose NewsGuard, an organization that purportedly ranks the trustworthiness of online media outlets who baselessly gave PragerU a low “Trust Rating,” leading to censorship and blacklisting by Big Tech.

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0:00.0	What's up everyone?
0:01.2	Will wait here with Will and Amela alive.
0:03.1	Sadly, hate to report, Amela is not going to be here today,
0:06.8	had some things, you know, happens, she's not here today.
0:09.0	So you have to deal with me and my mustache, okay?
0:11.2	But because of this, we have some very special guests on today
0:13.8	who are very excited to have to talk about some things
0:16.4	that we don't really get to talk on the podcast too much.
0:18.4	So I'm really excited to have them.
0:19.3	We have Marissa Strite, the CEO of Prager You,
0:21.7	who was a regular guest on the show.
0:23.2	Hopefully this is a better segment
0:25.2	than eating Moroccan food.
0:26.5	And then we have Alex Marlo,
0:28.0	who was the editor in chief of Bright Bart News.
0:30.3	I have to say before we just getting to some of this stuff,
0:33.0	when I was starting out on my political journey
0:35.1	and getting into all this stuff,
0:36.5	Prager You was what gave me the values
0:38.5	and watching their videos when I was first starting out,
0:40.6	still in college before I dropped out.
0:42.3	And Bright Bart News was who I got my news from.
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