Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - October 27, 2022


EPISODE 300： Elon Musk’s Private Speech at Twitter Headquarters w⧸Libby Emmons


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26 minutes

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191.90305

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5,004

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406

Misogynist Sentences

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Summary

A secret meeting between Elon Musk and the employees of Twitter has been leaked, and we ve got the receipts. Joining me today is the great Libby Emmons from The Post Millennial to break it all down.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 A secret meeting between Elon Musk and the employees of Twitter has been leaked.
00:00:06.920 We've got the receipts.
00:00:08.640 Joining me today, again, the great Libby Emmons from the Post Millennial.
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00:00:58.580 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily, powered by Turning Point USA.
00:01:06.100 Today is October 27th, 2022.
00:01:08.780 Anno Domini, Elon Musk taking the reins at Twitter.
00:01:13.300 A couple of days early, people said that he wasn't originally scheduled to sign off on the deal until Friday.
00:01:19.900 But it looks as though he has been officially appointed.
00:01:22.720 Obviously, we all saw this video yesterday of him walking in with a sink.
00:01:25.420 And there's now a private speech that's been given by Elon Musk within the confines of Twitter's headquarters itself in San Francisco.
00:01:36.680 And we've got a little bit of insight into this from some reporting that's come out.
00:01:41.180 But one thing remains clear.
00:01:43.540 This is not just a fight about Twitter.
00:01:46.140 This is not just about Elon Musk.
00:01:48.520 This isn't about me.
00:01:49.420 This isn't about any of you.
00:01:51.060 This is about freedom of speech itself.
00:01:53.660 This is about the fight for the future, the new public square.
00:01:58.100 And so we need to analyze every single one of these new moves through that lens, through the lens of whether or not we will have actual freedom of speech, freedom of association, freedom of dialogue here in the United States and the West writ large.
00:02:15.040 Or if we will go back to the censorious regime of the last six years, because let's keep in mind.
00:02:21.340 2016 happened and then the ban hammer, the censorship and the dark ages began.
00:02:29.340 If 2016 hadn't happened, they would have left the Internet completely free and open.
00:02:34.280 And these organizations like the Integrity Initiative, these NATO funded cabals and coalitions, they wouldn't exist.
00:02:41.600 They wouldn't have gotten any traction.
00:02:43.280 Why? Because the original idea was that the Internet should always be open and free following the ideals of the First Amendment.
00:02:52.100 This is the fight we are in that we have to fight first before we can go to anything else.
00:02:57.460 Because if we do not have the ability to speak, if our tongues are ripped out of our mouths, we will not have the ability to debate any other issue.
00:03:09.360 That's what this is about.
00:03:10.480 So joining me to break all this down again is the great Libby Emmons, the editor in chief of the Post Millennial.
00:03:17.160 Libby, what do we know going forward about this private speech that Elon supposedly gave at the Twitter headquarters in San Francisco?
00:03:25.100 Well, the main thing we know is that he said he was not, in fact, going to fire 75 percent of the staff.
00:03:32.240 So I think that should be good news for Twitter employees.
00:03:35.360 We've seen some of them totally freaking out on Twitter about the alleged firings.
00:03:41.860 And while.
00:03:42.680 Wait, wait, wait. Do you think that.
00:03:44.080 Yeah.
00:03:44.240 Was that an option of him?
00:03:46.060 Did he leak that himself because he wanted to see who would be most upset by it to create a list of maybe like.
00:03:52.620 Right. Like the people that absolutely have to go are the ones that are the most mad about it.
00:03:56.960 And so what do you do?
00:03:58.180 You say that you're coming in, you're going to fire everybody.
00:04:00.440 Then all the people pop up and you say, OK, get rid of those guys.
00:04:03.420 Let's move forward.
00:04:05.380 That's actually really funny, but I bet that's not what happens.
00:04:09.500 I don't know. I'm just saying Elon's known as an unorthodox kind of kind of player there.
00:04:13.880 Yeah. Yeah. I mean, if people were really mad about it and I were Elon Musk, I'd want to talk to him about it and see what their issue was.
00:04:21.660 Perhaps that's true. You know, the people who are most upset about the potential return to a free speech oriented platform would be the ones who should probably be first to go because they're not going to be able to uphold the values of this company.
00:04:35.640 No, I think that's exactly it, because, you know, not only that, but you see these videos and it's not just Twitter.
00:04:43.000 You know, obviously, we saw Facebook meta take this huge stock plunge recently, just in the past 24 hours after trading yesterday, even after we recorded the show.
00:04:53.060 And then today, just absolutely in the tank, because at the end of the day, Facebook doesn't provide any actual service to the world.
00:04:58.860 Twitter has got the monopoly on on news and politics. Right. That's really what Twitter is.
00:05:05.200 They just got the monopoly on that. And really, it's sports is a huge issue for it as well, as well as entertainment media.
00:05:11.980 But when it comes to Facebook, you know, Google, of course, they've got Gmail, they got Google Calendar, Google Maps.
00:05:17.820 They've got the search. Those are service based Facebook. I don't know what that's for.
00:05:22.620 And then even Instagram, they've been trying to get people to push ahead with these reels and this new content.
00:05:29.120 But TikTok is just, you know, for all that we can say about TikTok, it's clearly eating up the entire market when it comes to that.
00:05:36.060 And certainly for young people, even though I do believe that it's a CCP control mind control virus that they're infecting.
00:05:42.540 I agree. I know. But but the point is, they've got the market share.
00:05:46.960 They just have it in Facebook.
00:05:48.000 I don't know what's driving anyone to sign up for Facebook or any of the meta products right now.
00:05:53.060 But let's get back to Twitter a minute, because when it comes down to it, right, you have these people in tech posting these videos constantly like they're in some kind of adult daycare.
00:06:04.200 And they all have this weird sort of it's like a cross between Valley Girl and Vocal Fry and Uptalk.
00:06:09.800 So today I took my first meeting at six in the morning.
00:06:14.400 I got there. I had my breakfast. Obviously, I got my coffee.
00:06:18.980 They also they all use the word obviously wrong, by the way.
00:06:21.480 Have you ever noticed that? Yes.
00:06:23.560 Obviously, I got my coffee. Why is that obvious? That's not obvious.
00:06:27.020 Also, I will have to correct you because it was a matcha smoothie.
00:06:30.800 It was not a coffee. Oh, my goodness.
00:06:33.660 A matcha smoothie. Yeah. Get rid of all of those.
00:06:36.060 Get rid of all of these like weird, you know, relaxation rooms that don't seem to have anybody in them.
00:06:42.160 You know, I wanted to basically look. Yeah, I wanted pretty much to look like the look when I was in the Navy.
00:06:50.240 Right. And we visited. So Tanya and I were when we were in Baton Rouge over the weekend.
00:06:54.440 We visited a an old World War Two destroyer that they have there in the Mississippi River.
00:06:58.880 And you go on that ship. I mean, there's it's you want to talk no frills. Right.
00:07:02.940 And they pointed out, they said, well, how could people live like this for months on end?
00:07:06.300 And there's a little plaque that said, well, the the cramped living quarters and the low spaces and the fact that there is nowhere else to go was would have been pretty normal for someone who had grown up during the Great Depression, like most sailors did during World War Two.
00:07:22.900 So they were used to it as opposed to what we have today.
00:07:25.080 And I said, I'm good with that. That's how that's how all the employees of Twitter should work.
00:07:30.100 I mean, I want this to be a cross between like Wolf of Wall Street and, you know, the thousand monkeys at a thousand typewriters, you know, kind of thing.
00:07:40.300 And then also those World War Two cramped conditions when you're in the Navy.
00:07:43.220 I think if we find that Venn diagram of people who just want to be there to work and actually turn a profit, then we're good.
00:07:49.920 I also loved what Elon said. I don't know if it was in this private meeting or not, but he said he said, look, people are free.
00:07:57.820 Twitter employees are free to work from home as much as they want, just not for Twitter.
00:08:03.080 Right. You know, I think you're really hitting on something because Americans have severely lost the desire to work.
00:08:09.780 They've lost an understanding of the value of hard work as well.
00:08:13.380 And we see this all over the place. We see this with this, you know, ridiculous, soft quitting trend or the Broadway actress who said that she was only going to give 75 percent in her performances because, you know, she thought that's just what it called for.
00:08:28.940 And I think this is ridiculous. Hard work is relevant. It's important.
00:08:32.940 It's meaningful. And it's what keeps our civilization moving forward.
00:08:36.820 All of these people who don't want to work hard. Why is anyone giving these people jobs?
00:08:41.800 What is it that they're possibly even contributing?
00:08:44.700 Do you guys out there in the audience have any opinions on this?
00:08:47.800 Tweet us your responses. Tweet us your questions at human events pod on Twitter.
00:08:52.600 We're coming up on our first break, but we're going to be coming back with Libby Emmons of the Post Millennial talking about the secret Elon speech at Twitter headquarters.
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00:10:02.320 Because I was doing the whole OK Groomer thing, and they didn't like that, and they put me in timeout.
00:10:07.780 You know, double secret probation, and it wore off.
00:10:10.580 And I came back, and I had to go poke the bear, and I went to the same people and said,
00:10:15.300 OK, child sexualization specialist, which I thought was really clever.
00:10:20.120 Well, wait, because they – but hold on.
00:10:21.660 But I see what you're doing there, because they told you that you couldn't say Groomer anymore.
00:10:25.660 So you said, all right, I'm not going to say Groomer, but you have to say something.
00:10:29.400 You have to say something.
00:10:30.540 They're sexualizing children.
00:10:32.580 You have to say something.
00:10:33.520 So I called the same person a child sexualization specialist, and they nuked me from orbit.
00:10:39.580 That was the end of that.
00:10:41.840 Rip me.
00:10:43.060 So Dr. James Lindsay, talking about how he was banned on Twitter for saying, OK, Groomer.
00:10:49.200 Now, Libby, you and I were chatting yesterday that we think – and Elon's talked about this.
00:10:53.580 We have those text messages.
00:10:54.460 It's a blanket amnesty, a general amnesty for all permabans on Twitter.
00:11:00.800 Bring back the POWs of the great meme war.
00:11:05.240 Release all of them.
00:11:07.020 And then set up a new system, right, of whatever your terms of service is.
00:11:10.800 Everybody has to click it.
00:11:12.040 Even if Elon wants to publish new, they say, hey, here are the new rules of the road.
00:11:15.400 Everybody gets one chance.
00:11:17.140 Everybody gets a chance to come back.
00:11:18.940 Institute, if it's going to be three strikes, you have to actually follow the three strikes,
00:11:22.820 because that's what they got Alex Berenson on.
00:11:24.460 That's why he was able to come back, because they showed that Twitter didn't even follow
00:11:28.380 their own three strikes rule with him.
00:11:30.420 But then just let everybody back on.
00:11:32.780 Just go ahead and do it.
00:11:33.880 Why not?
00:11:35.680 My question is, all right, so Dr. James Lindsay is one.
00:11:38.940 Who else?
00:11:40.020 Who else is on the Libby Emmons list of people that absolutely deserve to get their Twitter
00:11:45.820 accounts back?
00:11:47.180 OK, so I'm going to go with Donald Trump should get his Twitter account back.
00:11:51.200 Boom.
00:11:51.500 That's a huge deal.
00:11:52.820 Love him or hate him.
00:11:53.980 He really made the platform very entertaining and an awful lot of fun.
00:11:59.120 Digging back to 2018, I think I've always said that he's a good.
00:12:03.320 Yeah.
00:12:03.720 Oh, by the way, I've always said that that Trump is objectively the most successful Twitter
00:12:08.420 user, right?
00:12:09.160 Just objectively, right?
00:12:10.900 You know, in thirty five thousand tweets, he was able to get himself elected president.
00:12:13.640 So just objectively, he's been more effective at the platform than anyone else.
00:12:17.560 I love that.
00:12:18.420 That's so funny.
00:12:19.520 Yeah.
00:12:19.820 And nobody's indifferent to Donald Trump.
00:12:22.560 And everyone wants to read his tweets.
00:12:24.940 It doesn't matter if you like him or you don't like him.
00:12:27.040 You want to read these tweets.
00:12:28.540 That's the only reason anyone signed up to Truth Social either.
00:12:32.020 That's the reason I signed up.
00:12:33.360 I wanted to see what he was going to say.
00:12:35.200 But yeah, I do like I do think, by the way, and I'm going to I'm going to tee off.
00:12:39.180 I'm going to tee off something we said yesterday, though, in that.
00:12:43.080 We shouldn't keep all of our eggs in the Elon Musk bucket.
00:12:46.800 And so that's why I want to keep my getter.
00:12:50.000 I want to keep my Truth Social.
00:12:51.360 I want to keep my Telegram because you never know.
00:12:53.680 Right.
00:12:53.900 You never know what's going to happen with Twitter.
00:12:55.700 And so I would I would encourage everybody to make sure that you maintain all of those
00:13:00.980 accounts and in good standing, et cetera, because, OK, that's great that he's coming
00:13:04.820 in.
00:13:05.260 We don't know for sure.
00:13:06.560 We know.
00:13:06.860 Anyway, you were going back to your list.
00:13:08.840 Yeah.
00:13:09.040 No, free speech.
00:13:09.920 The more speech, the better.
00:13:11.020 I would say Megan Murphy.
00:13:12.220 She was banned in 2018 for calling Jessica Yaniv him.
00:13:16.380 She wrote, yeah, him.
00:13:18.080 And that was it.
00:13:19.460 She got nuked.
00:13:21.080 Babylon Bee's account should come back.
00:13:22.920 They got banned for calling Dr. Rachel Levine a man.
00:13:28.000 Dr. Rachel Levine is definitely a man.
00:13:31.580 So Babylon Bee should not have been kicked off for telling the truth.
00:13:35.860 Neither should Megan Murphy.
00:13:37.320 Independent journalist Savannah Hernandez.
00:13:39.500 She writes for the Post Millennial and she should be back as well.
00:13:43.880 She got nailed for ban evasion.
00:13:46.000 And at the time she got nailed for ban evasion, she had never had any other accounts.
00:13:50.300 Project Veritas should be back on the platform.
00:13:52.400 This is a legitimate press.
00:13:54.200 Bring James O'Keefe back.
00:13:56.060 Yes.
00:13:57.060 Yes.
00:13:57.600 James O'Keefe.
00:13:58.340 Again, they nailed him for ban evasion.
00:14:00.440 This is what they do when they just don't like you and they want you off the platform.
00:14:04.560 They come up with ban evasion.
00:14:06.460 They never have to prove it.
00:14:08.000 There's no way to appeal that.
00:14:09.520 They just decide it and then they kick you off.
00:14:12.000 Yeah.
00:14:12.180 That's my that's my short list of people.
00:14:14.820 I'll even throw out.
00:14:16.160 You know, I'll throw out Destiny.
00:14:20.100 Steven Bonnell.
00:14:21.540 He's someone who should be on.
00:14:23.320 Obviously, I'm going to go out and say it.
00:14:25.300 You know, Steve Bannon in War Room, throw on Alex Jones and Info Wars.
00:14:29.040 Just bring everyone, even Milo, even Milo.
00:14:31.620 Bring everybody back.
00:14:33.040 Don't play favorites with this thing.
00:14:34.680 Just let people back, let them work through and set up a system, right?
00:14:38.780 Set up an actual system where if you're going to have a verification system, you verify those
00:14:43.200 people, you keep them verified.
00:14:44.740 You don't make it like this sort of gift that we're bestowing on you that, you know, if you
00:14:49.820 hit these wickets, then you get your blue check and you get verified.
00:14:52.320 And that's the reason why, like, for example, you know, so you and I are both verified on
00:14:55.540 Twitter and yet there's other people that work at postmillennial or human events that
00:15:00.640 have the same or comparable titles to us and yet they can't get verified.
00:15:04.800 It doesn't make any sense.
00:15:05.940 Right.
00:15:06.620 Katie Davis Court, who used to be with Postmillennial, she's now.
00:15:09.300 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:15:10.600 Her blue check was pulled.
00:15:12.700 They pulled it off because.
00:15:14.180 Oh, really?
00:15:14.580 I hadn't heard that.
00:15:15.820 Yeah.
00:15:16.380 I'm pretty sure it was because she had been reporting from Washington on January 6th.
00:15:21.860 Wow.
00:15:22.300 Because I know she did the Freedom Convoy as well.
00:15:24.660 She was with the truckers in the Netherlands, right?
00:15:27.580 And then I forget if she went to Canada or not.
00:15:29.040 No, we had Beth Beige covering in Canada.
00:15:32.820 Oh, right, right, right.
00:15:34.100 Yeah, she did a great job.
00:15:35.040 At the end of the day, there's so many people that have been banned.
00:15:38.460 So many people that have been banned.
00:15:39.780 No transparency whatsoever.
00:15:41.520 And then you can see these crazy employees like tweeting at Elon Musk saying, oh, how dare
00:15:47.400 you come in?
00:15:48.120 How dare you be here?
00:15:49.200 How dare you be in these spaces?
00:15:50.260 I'm sorry.
00:15:51.420 Right.
00:15:51.640 And this open letter demanding, you know, Elon and writing a list of what he's going to do
00:15:56.620 with, again, his new company.
00:15:59.040 You're actually dealing with, you know, to your point about these people have never actually
00:16:02.820 worked a real job in their lives.
00:16:04.740 You're also dealing with people that have never actually had any accountability for their
00:16:09.480 actions ever in life before.
00:16:13.260 Yeah, that's pretty interesting as well.
00:16:15.780 And if you don't work hard and you don't have accountability, then you think whatever
00:16:19.300 you have to say randomly off the cuff is really meaningful and important.
00:16:23.620 And it's it's just not like stand on your own feet, matter, take up some space in the
00:16:29.160 world before you start complaining about everybody else's hard effort.
00:16:32.500 I once heard somebody point out that and this was interesting, that it always kind of stuck
00:16:39.980 with me that they said America, America went wrong when people when everybody started believing
00:16:46.060 that they should be the ones in the parade and nobody should have to be the ones just
00:16:49.400 watching anymore.
00:16:50.240 And I said, I thought about that.
00:16:52.180 I said, yeah, that's really interesting that like we took away the idea that people can
00:16:56.740 be exceptional.
00:16:57.360 We took away the idea that people should or that, you know, that could there could be any
00:17:01.000 hierarchy whatsoever in anything.
00:17:03.060 Right.
00:17:03.560 When obvious, you know, objectively, when you look at something like, I don't know, sports,
00:17:07.300 there's obviously a hierarchy in sports.
00:17:10.080 You know, that's the whole point.
00:17:12.060 You know, you want to win.
00:17:13.360 You want to be the best.
00:17:14.640 And if you're better at baseball or basketball or football, if you have physical attributes
00:17:19.220 that lend yourselves to committing that task better, then guess what?
00:17:22.900 You are going to be better than anyone who's, I don't know, shorter, slower, stout, whatever
00:17:26.900 it is.
00:17:27.300 Right.
00:17:27.540 You know, just obviously you're better.
00:17:29.320 And so that's how the whole world works.
00:17:32.040 So we shouldn't be trying to bend all of these industries and all of these companies into
00:17:37.460 some sort of belief system that's like a secular, that's become a secular religion, that everything
00:17:42.940 everywhere must always be equal.
00:17:45.180 But at the same time, we have to celebrate our diversity.
00:17:48.140 Yeah.
00:17:48.640 And we've completely forgotten how important humility is.
00:17:52.060 I saw a tweet from Sank at Young Turks complaining about how no one was picking up the trash in
00:17:57.820 L.A. and how it was somebody else's job.
00:18:00.220 And I'm just thinking, like, none of us is above picking up the trash.
00:18:04.240 There's nothing.
00:18:04.920 Absolutely.
00:18:05.040 Well, on that note, Libby, on that note, let's hold everybody over because it's time
00:18:09.460 for our next break.
00:18:10.520 Stay with us.
00:18:11.240 Who's going to pick up the trash in an America where everyone gets a trophy?
00:18:15.800 Stay right here.
00:18:16.580 Human Events Daily continues.
00:18:19.720 Do you see a path for him to make money doing this?
00:18:25.020 Yeah, I see a path for him to make money doing this, which is basically to turn it not
00:18:29.680 into, I mean, if you look at the revenues per user on Twitter, they're very small compared
00:18:36.960 to revenues per user on anything from Google and Facebook to, you know, YouTube, other things.
00:18:42.980 So if you start saying, how do we get up revenue per user?
00:18:46.680 How do we charge people to have verification and be on the service?
00:18:53.680 How do we use it as a payments platform so that if people want to put out songs or they
00:18:59.200 want to put out videos or they want to make things just as you would on WeChat?
00:19:04.200 I think there's a lot of ways to make money on this platform.
00:19:07.560 Look, obviously, we know that when it comes to Elon, of course, he comes from the PayPal
00:19:12.060 mafia, right?
00:19:13.020 So it's him, Peter Thiel, others, though Elon and Peter do not get along.
00:19:17.480 I don't know if people all know that whole backstory, but story for another day.
00:19:21.380 But the idea that Elon wouldn't use it as some sort of payment processor with Twitter,
00:19:26.700 I mean, it's kind of silly.
00:19:27.980 I mean, that's that's sort of been his whole point of getting involved in any tech business
00:19:32.620 from the very start, going back 20, what, 25 years now.
00:19:35.560 Um, but one of the biggest things that I can think of, and I saw Zuby, um, so he tweeted
00:19:41.420 at Elon this morning and then Elon tweeted back at him when Elon was talking about advertisers
00:19:46.320 and making money off of this is to say, you've got to come up with some way to make Twitter
00:19:51.120 monetizable for content creators, those top five most engaged accounts, sort of your super
00:19:58.020 user accounts.
00:19:58.980 And Elon said, yes, agreed, because right now all that's happening is that Twitter is making
00:20:04.560 money off of those accounts rather than anyone actually getting a cut of it.
00:20:08.480 I said the easiest way to split the difference on that and help everybody out.
00:20:12.340 Elon Musk.
00:20:13.420 And I'm going to say this right to you.
00:20:14.720 Go and make a deal with Rumble.
00:20:17.920 Integrate Rumble into Twitter.
00:20:20.140 You will make billions of dollars overnight.
00:20:23.160 You split a percentage of that with, uh, with the users, you split a percentage of that,
00:20:28.440 obviously with the company, with, with Rumble themselves, everybody's going to be making
00:20:32.680 money overnight.
00:20:33.640 Integrate with Rumble.
00:20:35.020 You will make exponential profits off of this thing.
00:20:38.520 There's, there's hardly any backend.
00:20:40.200 And then all you basically have to do is, is, um, store the stuff, but Rumble Cloud's already
00:20:44.620 going to be doing that.
00:20:45.440 You will put YouTube on its back.
00:20:48.300 If you do this.
00:20:50.180 So Libby, what do you think about the idea of bringing in this monetization for Twitter?
00:20:57.060 I think that's a really cool idea.
00:20:59.120 I like that idea.
00:21:00.280 I like bringing in Rumble.
00:21:01.580 I think Rumble is a very cool platform.
00:21:03.820 A lot of people are switching to it as they find that they keep getting banned on YouTube
00:21:09.060 or their videos are taken down or some kind of equally non-transparent nonsense as, you
00:21:14.980 know, the pre-Musk Twitter was engaging in and yeah, I mean, make it monetizable for
00:21:21.140 content creators.
00:21:22.140 Why not?
00:21:22.720 Content creators so often are just out there giving it all away for free.
00:21:26.500 And it'd be nice to see some return on that, uh, investment of creativity for sure.
00:21:32.560 No, not to, not to get in too much with the good, but post-millennial, um, works with
00:21:37.260 Rumble.
00:21:37.840 Obviously a lot of these people, have you found that Rumble's been a good and stable source
00:21:42.660 in terms of working as a content partner?
00:21:46.240 Yeah, we like Rumble a lot.
00:21:48.040 We put Rumble clips in our stories.
00:21:49.940 We used to put YouTube clips in our stories and we do not do that anymore.
00:21:53.480 We exclusively put Rumble clips in and we also put in a lot of Twitter clips.
00:21:58.300 We do that.
00:21:58.700 We do both of those things and we like it.
00:22:01.240 It's a, it's a fun platform.
00:22:02.600 I was actually, um, talking to another content creator, uh, Chrissy Mayer, who is debuting
00:22:09.880 on Rumble, um, tonight.
00:22:12.900 So that's exciting.
00:22:14.540 Oh, that's exciting.
00:22:15.460 Yeah.
00:22:15.580 There's, there's a bunch of people.
00:22:16.580 I think Viva started a show over there.
00:22:18.600 I know, uh, Richard Barris has a show that I think he simulcasted on Rumble and a few different
00:22:23.680 things.
00:22:23.960 Obviously Ricky had a law.
00:22:24.980 We just mentioned them yesterday.
00:22:25.820 They're on exclusively.
00:22:27.140 I think Rumble's fantastic.
00:22:28.820 I think it's amazing.
00:22:29.740 I also love, by the way, getter live stream just in total aside from what we're talking
00:22:34.120 about, but just the getter live stream itself.
00:22:35.980 I know, you know, what's up to all the getter folks that are watching right now in the chat.
00:22:40.140 Um, it's one of the most powerful live streaming platforms they're in because what Rumble needs
00:22:45.400 to do, I think really is number one, put some more money into their street, their live streaming
00:22:51.800 app, make it possible for us to just be able to go live directly from your phone.
00:22:55.820 And then also put some work into it so that you can pause and rewind during the live stream,
00:23:00.880 because that's something that getter has.
00:23:02.480 Obviously YouTube has that.
00:23:03.780 I find it absolutely crucial when I'm watching something that I can pause it.
00:23:08.720 I can go do something.
00:23:09.740 I can fast forward through something if I need, if I want to, if I say like, Hey, you know,
00:23:13.460 this, this, uh, you know, this interview is boring or it's just not, not interesting to
00:23:16.740 me.
00:23:17.340 Zip right through it.
00:23:18.140 Get to right where I need to go.
00:23:19.120 I love it.
00:23:19.480 I think that would be great to a rewind feature because especially since so many things happen
00:23:25.680 remotely.
00:23:26.700 And so as a reporter, a lot of times I will cover something off of a live stream and being
00:23:32.260 able to pause that live stream and go back would be really helpful if you want to see
00:23:35.920 what happened.
00:23:37.180 Um, you know, almost in real time.
00:23:39.580 It's interesting what you say about getter.
00:23:41.160 Cause I know you were really big on Periscope for a while.
00:23:43.540 So it's good to know that there's another, I want to, yeah, that's my, that's my whole
00:23:48.380 thing is have Twitter work with rumble and reestablish some kind of Periscope like, uh,
00:23:56.740 set up.
00:23:57.500 I mean, that's, I was getting at one.
00:23:59.780 This is why they shut it down by the way, because I was getting millions of views on this
00:24:04.060 thing and they completely shut the whole thing down.
00:24:06.200 Libby, we're just about out of time for tonight here on this edition of human moments daily.
00:24:09.840 By the way, I, we got a lot of response yesterday about you coming on.
00:24:13.160 Everybody loves the new format of just us, just sort of chatting about what's going on
00:24:16.600 in the news rather than the hard takes from before, but we are keeping it short as we
00:24:20.940 have always done.
00:24:22.140 So let's let people know your coordinates.
00:24:24.320 Where can they go to find you?
00:24:25.440 What's anything you want to promote?
00:24:27.820 I'm at Libby Emmons on Twitter and I'm at the post millennial every day.
00:24:32.660 You can come check it out.
00:24:33.780 I'll be on Tim pool.
00:24:35.780 Uh, what is it?
00:24:37.580 November 7th and 8th doing election stuff.
00:24:40.120 So you can tune into that.
00:24:41.580 Also, I'll be at, um, let women speak, which is a women's speaking event hosted by a British
00:24:49.440 women's rights campaigner, Kelly J keen.
00:24:51.800 And that's going to be in New York on November 14th.
00:24:56.560 Sounds absolutely amazing.
00:24:58.060 I'm actually going to be on Tim pool tonight, believe it or not.
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