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Examined and put back from the other point of view. don't you agree? every day you suppress the apology doesn't matter. you still lost a day. that's exactly right. we lost over a million video views. they are viewed over 2 million times for them censoring us almost an entire day we lost almost 1 million video views. we don't buy their apology. to say they made a mistake on friday night on twitter is their response is unacceptable. they want us to lay down and give up and accept. this but we are fighters at prager u. brian: craig, thanks. we appreciate it. ainsley: we mistakenly removed these v...

Companies have more and more control over the things you see. easy content distribution coupled with viewer gatekeepers, and people in these companies, far more power, which is why i think it's a sad state where conservatives feel they might lose their jobs if they speak out about some of the editorial positions that -- >> but much of trump's rhetoric is counter to the silicon valley and increasingly tech ceos are becoming more vocal. >> instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. >> we benefit from integration. we benefit from diversity. >> we believe the dreamers are contrib...

War playing out in what has long been a mecca for politics. >> it's a big deal as these tech companies get more and more control over things we see. easy content distribution coupled with fewer gate keepers, means people in these companies will have far more power which is yes think it's a sad state where conservatives feel they might lose their jobs and can't speak out about some of the editorial decisions that could be made. >> reporter: civil rights attorney har met dillon thinks they might have recourse. she says she's been getting called discriminated against but too afraid to speak publi...

Hulu being a successful online distributor. we were successful at doing premium content distribution for other people and it made sense for things that are uniquely and distinctly ours. when i joined the company three years ago, the idea was let's figure out modest but interesting projects to start with and see if we can make our own shows, see if we are able to figure out how to distribute them and how to find the right audience on the service. >> people like me weren't just watching "modern family" on hulu but "a day in the life." >> that was our first in-house original. the biggest o ones a...