

Episode 4191: Don’t Fall For Zuckerberg MAGA Conversion; Weaponized Think Tanks
Jan 13, 2025
Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Meta Platforms, discusses his recent shift in rhetoric towards free speech amidst accusations of misinformation and censorship on social media. Jen Rubin, a political commentator and co-founder of 'The Contrarian,' explores media's evolving role in democracy and critiques her former employer's motivations. Together, they delve into the manipulative strategies of tech companies, the influence of think tanks on politics, and the urgent need for transparency to safeguard public interests.
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Zuckerberg's Conversion
- Natalie Winters criticizes Mark Zuckerberg's supposed "conversion" to MAGA principles.
- She compares it to a stripper feigning love and questions his sincerity.
Georgetown Speech
- Zuckerberg's Georgetown speech on free speech is mentioned as evidence of his supposed conversion.
- Winters remains skeptical, citing the removal of certain items from Meta HQ as unconvincing.
China Censorship
- Zuckerberg's claim about opposing China's censorship is challenged.
- Winters points out Zuckerberg's past attempts to enter the Chinese market, suggesting hypocrisy.