Pivot Elon Bets It All, Apple Grows Out of China, and Guest Kate Klonick
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Nov 18, 2022 
Kate Klonick, an Associate Professor at St. John’s University Law School, specializes in social media moderation and governance. In this conversation, she dives into the complexities of regulating political figures on platforms like Twitter. The discussion also highlights the challenges of moderation practices balancing free speech with user safety. Additionally, they explore Apple's strategic shift away from Taiwan and the implications of hustle culture within corporate leadership, particularly under Elon Musk's controversial management style.
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Kari Lake and Trump's Motivation
- Kari Lake's close loss exposed her election fraud claims as lies, benefiting Democrats.
- Galloway predicts Trump is running to avoid jail, motivated by legal strategy rather than ambition.
Impact of University Rankings
- University rankings incentivize exclusionary practices, hurting middle-class families.
- Schools prioritize prestige over opportunity, using resources for amenities instead of broader access.
Apple's Supply Chain Diversification
- Apple diversifies its supply chain, reducing reliance on China for both demand and supply.
- This strategic move mitigates geopolitical risks related to Taiwan and improves Apple's portfolio.