Chris Hughes

Chris Hughes, co-founder of Facebook and co-chair of the Economic Security Project, critiques the Trump administration's approach to industrial policy, highlighting the need for a clearer strategy. Meanwhile, Dr. Marty Makary, FDA Commissioner, discusses the groundbreaking removal of black box warnings for hormone replacement therapy, emphasizing its benefits for women’s health, including reduced heart disease risk. He also addresses the historical context of hormone therapy and the importance of informed decision-making for women.

Chris Hughes, co-founder of Facebook and advocate for breaking up the tech giant, shares his insights on its rise and influence. He discusses his motivations behind his New York Times op-ed, reflecting on how the 2016 election shifted his perspective. Hughes reveals the dangers of Zuckerberg's unchecked power and explores the complexities of regulating tech. He delves into issues like income inequality, calls for a new digital regulatory agency, and the ethical responsibilities of platforms in shaping public discourse.

Chris Hughes, co-founder of Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg's college roommate, expresses his concerns about the immense power Zuckerberg wields and advocates for breaking up the tech giant. Hughes discusses the ethical implications of Facebook's influence on democracy, particularly following the 2016 election. He highlights missed opportunities to address the company's role in social discourse and calls for more government regulation. The discussion underscores the need for accountability among tech leaders and the importance of independent journalism in uncovering the truth.