We're Not Wrong About NYC Congestion Pricing and Meta Ending Fact Checking
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Jan 9, 2025 The conversation heats up as the hosts tackle New York City's groundbreaking congestion pricing, aiming to ease traffic woes while generating funds for public transit. They dive into the controversial challenges faced by this initiative, including pushback from residents. Shifting gears, the discussion turns to Meta's bold decision to replace professional fact-checkers with community moderation, sparking debates about misinformation versus free speech. Together, they explore the intricate dance between technology, politics, and the evolving landscape of online discourse.
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Southern California Fires
- Jen Briney expresses sadness over the Southern California fires, particularly the impact on PCH.
- She describes watching live footage of familiar places burning.
D.C. Blizzard Drive
- Andrew Heaton recounts a harrowing drive through a blizzard from Chattanooga to D.C.
- His windshield wiper fluid froze, and he witnessed several cars sliding off the road.
DC Snowpocalypses
- Andrew Heaton discusses the 2010 and 2011 snowpocalypses and snowmageddons in D.C.
- He questions the panic-buying of eggs, bread, and toilet paper during these events.