So Peter, your film starts out with an amazing clip from what wasn't long ago on the

Today's show with Brian Gumball and what's her name Katie Kork asking the question, does anybody

know what the internet is? What's the internet? Yeah, mid 1990s. I mean, it seems like so long

ago and yet it's 20 years we've had this for wide application and we're still trying

to figure it out.

And I feel like what we're going to talk about today in five years will look like, oh my

gosh, look at this. How ridiculous this conversation was. They didn't even know. Yeah, because

things are changing so fast. Right. You, you have made the film because why? Because I've

always been distrustful of concentrated power. This is why I've investigated corruption

in politics and both sides. Yeah, on both sides. That's right. Saising scope of government.

We've talked about this before, Glenn and I think we probably agree. You know, a corruption

is a human problem. It's part of our human nature. Well, that also applies to people

that are in the private sector. Now, one of the reasons I like a free market economy

is, you know, it tends to a self correct. The problem is with this technology, with Silicon

Valley, the market's not going to self correct. So we're dealing with a massive concentration

of power in Silicon Valley. I would argue that is larger than any other corporate titans

have had an American history. And it's only going to get worse. So let me understand why

you think it won't self correct. It won't self correct because the barrier to entries,

it seems like, oh, we can just get together and start a tech company, right? And we'll

be up and running. But the reality is the gatekeepers are the large tech companies. Apple,

if you're not connected with Apple in some way and iTunes or you're not getting promotes

very hard to get application there, Google, the Titans control it and they restrict the

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