You're watching the first hour of The Kim Komando Show, recorded Jan. 22, 2021. Find out what the new presidential administration means for Big Tech on issues like antitrust and Section 230. Plus, Netflix really is working on a new shuffle feature and it’s coming this year. And find out more about a man who regained his sight through a synthetic cornea. That and more, plus all your calls and questions.

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If you live near one of America's major cities, you've probably traveled along a freeway or two to get around. These speedy highways have been around for decades, and many have expanded to an excessive number of lanes over the years. You'd think this would make getting around easier, but in reality, traffic has gotten worse. Why is this, and what can we do to fix it?

The pandemic has seriously shaken up the global aviation market, among others. In response, a few aviation startups are rethinking their business models, and their ideas are, well, pretty brilliant. Keep watching to see what could be in store for airlines.

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