Hey, token CEO listeners. You can find every episode on Apple podcasts, Spotify or YouTube.

Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon music. Logan, you can hear me. I can hear you. Can you hear me?

I can't hear you. Music is me. Yes. All right, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. This is day 81

for anybody who's still counting what our quarantine is. Hopefully we get out of this soon. This is

episode 51 of this podcast as we're recording this. Dan Katz, Barsville Big Cat is playing in the

championship on NCAA 14. He and Coach Dougs are going up against Virginia Tech and they've got 81,

81,000 people watching them live right now. I got more texts about that this weekend than

pretty much anything else. So good luck to Big Cat. By the time we finish recording this, we'll know

if we have a winner or not. But it just shows you the power of creativity and sport and being able

to create events when they don't otherwise exist. I bet Big Cat's going to be pretty tired

tonight by the time he gets done and God knows that Coach Dougs looks like a man who likes to lie

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that there is a massive public debate. There is a lot of alarm and concern around the role of very,

very big tech platforms. And by that, I mean Facebook, Google, Twitter, Reddit, etc. What their role is

in promoting, championing and policing free speech. This is a very big topic mostly because

there was a lot of headlines last week around moves that Mark Zuckerberg, who's the CEO, Facebook

and Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, were making around tweets and posts that President Trump was

making. Essentially at the core of it, on May 29th, Twitter censored a tweet of President Trump

saying that it glorified violence. And there were really two tweets that were flagged by Twitter.

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