Supreme Court Saves Social Media, Montana Bans TikTok, and Sam Altman Wants AI Regulation

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Economic Protests, Social Media on Trial, and Big Tech Earnings

Can an economic strike send an effective message to the government? Kara and Scott discuss the ways people can use their wallets to protest, including a new resource from Scott himself — resistandunsubscribe.com. Plus, Kara is not impressed with Tim Cook’s call for de-escalation ...  Show more

The Cost of Corporate Silence on ICE, Trump's Health, and TikTok USA

Kara Swisher is joined by guest co-host Anthony Scaramucci to discuss why so many business leaders have stayed silent about ICE violence in Minneapolis — and why it's time to push back against Donald Trump (and Stephen Miller). Then, Trump goes on the record about his health in a ...  Show more

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