Hi guys, it's Katia, OTP's executive producer.

Before we get started today, I need to talk to you.

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There will be prizes.

Okay, now on with the show.

We're here today because Facebook has shown us, once again, that it is incapable of holding itself accountable.

Anonymous whistleblowers, congressional hearings, damning revelations, and it's not over yet.

From WNYC in New York, this is on the media. Also on this week's show, the world's other favorite platform is getting out ahead of the bad news.

Today, YouTube said it was banning all anti-vaccine misinformation from its platform.

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