So I want to give you a warning before you watch this. This is probably the most uncomfortable

interview I've ever done in my life. And I've interviewed a lot of different people.

I want to warn you you may not want to watch this video because the stories this moderator tells

of what his job was at Facebook with the videos he was watching every day and his job was to

report to Facebook to take these videos down and many of these videos were left up.

They're going to leave an image in your head. So if you don't want that kind of a thing,

just don't watch this. Now on the flip side of it, this was scheduled to be released a couple

weeks from now and it's being released today because of today while you're watching the video today,

today is October 4th and Facebook has been down for the last few hours, all day. Facebook

and Instagram have been down. And I don't know what this has to do with that. If anything,

I just think it's something you need to watch to know because this stuff bothers me a lot because

this kind of stuff is stuff that innocent kids are being affected by. And I think the people at

Facebook can do something about this. So if you watch this and you feel compelled to share it

with others who have influence, I recommend you do that. But if you're somebody that doesn't have

a doesn't want to get the visual of what this gentleman who worked as a moderator at Facebook reveals

and talks about and is uncomfortable at the end himself talking about this, I suggest if there's

any video I recommend you skipping this being the one for you to skip. With that being said, I've

given you the warning and I'm letting you know it's going to be uncomfortable. Having said that,

if you do stick around to watch it, here's the interview with Sean Spiegel.

My guest today is Sean Spiegel, who was a former Facebook moderator and we're going to get

down to the bottom of what is going on at Facebook, but the life of a moderator at Facebook, he was

there for about six or seven months. It's going to give you hopefully a lot more perspective on what

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