The Tom Woods Show, episode 810.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Hello, everybody, Tom Woods here.

I'm talking today to Neil Harmon, who is the CEO of a very interesting company called VidAngel.

You can visit them at vidangel.com.

They do streaming movies like Netflix, but unlike Netflix, they allow the viewer to filter the movie according to his own preferences.

So if you don't want bad language, not only can you get rid of

bad language, you can even pinpoint precise kinds of language you don't want to hear, or whatever

else, what other kind of feature the movie that you don't want to see? You don't have to see.

Now, naturally, they're being sued for this. How dare you do that? But they have an argument in their defense, and seems to me they're

not doing anything wrong. It's a very, very interesting story. And I'm pleased to be joined by Neil Harmon's

CEO and indeed father of seven, by the way, which is probably not irrelevant to the question.

Neil, welcome to the show. Thank you, Tom. I'm a big fan of your work, and I'm

really pleased to be on. Well, I'm a big fan of your work, man. This is really great what you're

doing, and there's a lot to talk about here. I'm, I just joined, I just signed up for Vid Angel

the other night. We've already watched two movies. It's very interesting what you're doing. I used to subscribe to a

service called Clean Films, where they would actually send you the DVDs in the mail.

Right. And they had already done their own editing of it, and it was a one-size-fits-all kind of

edit, and you would get it and send it back. First of, I don't want to get into the legal issues until later.

Talk about exactly what your product does.

Sure.

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