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Armstrong & Getty

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🗓️ 4 November 2022

⏱️ 13 minutes

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First, there's the matter of Twitter's loses. Next, Joe has more details on the surprising story about the Mexican Mafia's lucrative drug trade--from prison!

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0:00.0	Doesn't matter where you are.
0:01.3	Whoever's in charge wants tax money out of you.
0:03.9	It's one more thing.
0:05.6	Armstrong and Getty.
0:07.1	One more thing.
0:09.0	Yeah, this is not a government story either.
0:10.9	Hey, before we get to that,
0:13.3	here's an Elon Musk Twitter tweet that concerns me.
0:18.4	So I saw L'Oreal cosmetics announced they were going to pull their advertising
0:25.1	from Twitter. They're one of the biggest advertisers in the world. Yeah, there are a handful of
0:29.3	pretty big accounts I saw. Yeah, a lot. According to Elon, he said Twitter has had a massive
0:34.7	drop in revenue since he took over.
0:38.2	Massive.
0:41.8	Due to activist groups pressuring advertisers,
0:45.5	even though nothing has changed with content moderation,
0:48.5	and we did everything we could to appease the activists.
0:51.5	Extremely messed up, Elon tweets.
0:53.7	They're trying to destroy free speech in America.
1:02.4	So the activist groups have gone after all the big advertisers on Twitter and scared them into canceling before anything's even occurred.
1:05.9	Because he hasn't changed anything about content moderation or anything yet.
1:06.9	Right.
1:07.6	Right.
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