The Tom Woods Show, episode 1212.

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Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. Social media is still all the rage in terms of

conversation topics these days. And with what's happened with Alex Jones and some lesser

consequences for some other folks, it is on a lot of people's minds. And I've got a bunch of other

topics I want to get to on the show, but I feel like this is just so central to what people are talking about and concerned about these days that I better stay laser-focused on this for at least one more episode. So I brought Michael Malice on to talk about social media, the future of social media, censorship by these platforms. And I

understand that traditionally we think of censorship as being something the government does,

but what other word can I use? I got to use a word to describe what's happening. So we can

might as well use that word, I suppose. But I want to talk about what this means for dissident voices and their

ability to reach audiences. So we'll talk about that. Michael Malice, you know by now, is a celebrity

ghostwriter, New York Times best-selling celebrity ghostwriter. He's also the author in his own

right of a book called Dear Reader, the unauthorized autobiography of Kim Jong-il.

He is the host of Your Welcome with Michael Malice, which you can subscribe to on iTunes or Stitcher.

Its home base is gasdigitalnetwork.com, which you can subscribe to as well.

And you can visit Michael at Michael Malice.com.

Michael, thanks for being here.

Thank you, Tom.

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