The Tom Woods Show, episode 1883.

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The Tom Woods Show.

Hey folks, Tom Woods here. We're just going to dive right into the topic today. Jeremy Kaufman

is with me today and we're going to talk about how you deal with a behemoth like YouTube.

What do you do when it has crazy rules and it arbitrarily limits or bans you or won't allow

certain topics to be discussed or whatever it is? What do you do about that? Do you sit and

whine or do you take matters into your own hands and build something? Well, I think you see where

this is going. Jeremy, welcome to the show. It's great to be here with you, Tom. I'm big

fan. All right. Look, I sometimes I try to make contributions, right? I make my own contributions.

I've done different things in the home, school world, whatever I produced content that I

hope will help people. But other times, well, frankly, I just complain. Like a lot of people.

Sometimes I just complain because I can't solve all problems. I can do some things. I can't solve

all problems. But you actually are solving a major problem. You have more or less solved,

as long as people adopt it, a major, major problem that we're facing. And that has to do with YouTube,

which for the longest time, a lot of us had a very naive view of. I mean, I assumed that I would never,

ever run into problems with YouTube. The thought didn't occur to me. You know, maybe 10 years ago,

that'd be this or that isolated video that got taken down, but it was so unusual. We might protest

it, but nobody was really all that worried about it. And now all of a sudden, it's just absolutely

insane. So you have devised an alternative. Now, your alternative, I, the only drawback to it is that

the name of it is almost like the unpronounceable symbol that Prince changed his name to for a brief

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