Feb. 8, 2025 - Dennis Prager Show
02:46
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| Time | Text |
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| Why are all of these companies... | |
| That were woke. | |
| These big tech companies, all of a sudden, they're changing their tune. | |
| Is it just because Trump isn't? | |
| What happens when a Democrat gets into office? | |
| Are they going to go back to censoring the American people? | |
| Frankly, I think the American people have had enough. | |
| They're fed up with this nonsense. | |
| They're not going to put up with these woke companies anymore, especially when I think other opportunities are going to be arising for other big tech companies in the United States of America to emerge. | |
| And I think that's what Google, I think that's what Facebook... | |
| A.K.A. Meta wants to be able to squash, but it's not going to happen. | |
| This article from Fox News goes on to say, chances are you have never heard of Slater, this lady Slater. | |
| It's a lawyer, Gail Slater. | |
| But the lawyer, lawyers, lobbyists, and woke billionaires of America's largest tech firms all have. | |
| Rest assured that within minutes of Slater's nomination, Silicon Valley flew into panicked slack. | |
| Chats, Zoom calls, and emergency meetings. | |
| Big tech's big hope for 2025 that for all Trump's populist rhetoric, a Republican president would never really challenge big business was dashed. | |
| After years of consumer abuse, market manipulation, and political treachery, Google, Apple, Amazon, Meta, and the nation's other tech giants will finally face their reckoning. | |
| Why? | |
| Because Slater is not just an expert in competition and antitrust law, thoroughly qualified to lead the division, nor is she just an accomplished lawyer with experience in private practice and two branches of government. | |
| No! | |
| What makes Slater's resume stand out and what gut punches the big tech execs is that she worked for years behind the silicon curtain. | |
| She has held senior positions at major technology and telecom firms and even the Internet Industries Trade Association. | |
| So Trump brings her aboard his staff. | |
| That's why. | |
| Zuckerberg is showing up. | |
| That's why Google is saying, oh, this DEI stuff, we never really liked it in the first place. | |
| No, thank God. | |
| This is what I was concerned about. | |
| I was thinking like, please, Trump, these fools are going to kiss your booty. | |
| Make sure when you leave, we remain free. | |
| That's a president's job. | |
| That's how you judge a president. | |
| How free are you by the time that president leaves office? | |
| If you're less free, bad president. | |
| More free, great president. | |
| It's really simple. |
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