Real Time with Bill Maher Overtime - Episode #516: Andrew Yang, Kara Swisher, Joe Walsh, Jon Meacham
Jan 18, 2020
Guests dive into the role of social media giants like Zuckerberg in shaping political narratives and spreading misinformation. They explore the blurred lines between paid advertising and free speech, especially in light of new Iowa caucus rules. The stigma of narcissism in leadership is dissected, showcasing its effects on decision-making. A lively discussion about a controversial political figure reveals the themes of demagoguery and evolving party loyalty, all wrapped in humor and poignant historical context.
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Zuckerberg's Facebook Leadership
- Mark Zuckerberg's decisions at Facebook, especially regarding political advertising, are problematic.
- Paid speech and free speech are different; Facebook shouldn't conflate them.
New Iowa Caucus Rules
- Iowa caucuses now include a vote count, delegate count, and another measure, adding transparency.
- This change, though potentially messy, aims to clarify the process.
Nunes and Parnas
- Devin Nunes and Lev Parnas were close, communicating often.
- Nunes denied knowing Parnas, contradicting evidence of their association.