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Last week Twitter finally blocked the account of Donald Trump and over the weekend

dozens of other platforms followed suit.

He's not left with many places to communicate online,

but there are a few and here to talk about it

is Recoza, Rebecca.

Hey Rebecca. Hey, so we're recording this Monday afternoon, but just tell me how many platforms as of right now have banned the President of the United States?

So I don't think we have an official count, but a lot of them have and some that you maybe haven't expected.

So obviously there was Facebook and Twitter which have both suspended the president,

but we also saw Reddit take down a Donald Trump page.

Twitch also removed him.

We've also seen actions taken from sites like Shopify.

So it's been a wide range of platforms.

I don't think that this necessarily means that every single one is having as big

of an impact as a site like Twitter or Facebook, but they signal that there is this kind of consensus

among these tech platforms that essentially the president should be

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