This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Thursday, August 30th. I'm Kate Trinko and I'm Daniel Davis.

Facebook is facing a new controversy over censorship, this time from within its own

ranks. Dozens of employees at Facebook have banded together saying their company has

created a work environment hostile to political diversity.

We'll discuss that major story with Rob Bluey, our editor-in-chief.

Plus, in the age of tender, more young people are rediscovering the value of slow dating. We'll discuss that

trend and more. But first we'll cover a few of the top headlines. When Judge Kavanaugh is confirmed, White House Counsel Don McGann will be stepping down.

Trump treated Wednesday the news of McGann's leaving and added, quote, I have worked with

Dawn for a long time and truly appreciate his service.

McGann has been involved in answering questions related to Special Council Robert Mueller's Russia probe,

and last year reportedly threatened to quit rather than fire Mueller, according to a report,

with anonymous sources, in the New York Times.

Well Wednesday was a big night for Florida that yielded some political surprises.

In the Democratic primary for governor, Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum

came out on top in a major upset over former

Congresswoman Gwen Graham defeating her by three points. Gillum had enjoyed the

backing of Bernie Sanders, he supports among other things, abolishing ICE, a $15 minimum wage, and

expanding Medicaid.

On the Republican side, Ron DeSantis, the congressman, secured the nomination for governor

as expected, and Governor Rick Scott secured the GOP nod for Senate.

In Arizona, the Senate GOP primary for Senator Jeff Lake seat, not the late Senator John McCain seat, was won by Representative Martha McSalle, who defeated Kelly Ward and

Sheriff Joe Arpeo.

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