New York City decriminalizes weed and makes sales of whipped cream illegal.

Of course.

Because I love whipped cream.

If I was a Republican, I would leave.

And we're back. Welcome back to the Loopcasts. Joining today is Erica and Josh. And as always, Tom, your host. And today we are going to be touching on the biggest stories from the past week. And starting off, I'm going to come out and say it. I got big news as a 24-year-old white male.

I really like Joe Rogan.

And I understand how that's going to come across the audience.

So I like to apologize in advance.

But I'm a Rogan bro.

And that happened to also be a top story pretty much everywhere as he had on human, alien, lizard.

Sure he's out on it. But Mark Zuckerberg, CEO, Facebook, now meta, came on Rogan and was discussing some of the treatment that their organization had with the Hunter Biden laptop story. How did that story make you feel Mercer go? Well, we don't even need government censorship. We don't have to worry

about the government censoring it if actually the private companies are going to do it for the

government. You know what I'm saying?

Like the FBI doesn't have to crush free speech. They just get private companies to do their

bidding for them. So this is really a troubling situation where, again, media corporations,

and in this case, Facebook pretending that it's a, you know, a platform where

anyone can come up with their opinions and ideas so long as they're approved by the FBI.

Yeah, it's very troubling.

I mean, it's, you know, to me, it's kind of full circle because, you know, in the 1970s,

the left was very much opposed to the FBI. They thought this was an

agency that was cracking down on a lot of their heroes, like Martin Lutheran Jr., before he got

assassinated. And they say the FBI is this rogue agency that's against civil rights. Well, now

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