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Twitter Files Part 2: Leftist Executives Twisted Rules to Blacklist Donald Trump! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Twitter is a crime scene. Not my words, but the
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Speaker 1: words of the guy who just bought it, Elon Musk
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Speaker 1: as he continues to expose what was happening behind the scenes.
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Speaker 1: Twitter exposed in a very big, big way. Now Democrats
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Speaker 1: are concerned this could turn into an issue. There were
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Speaker 1: censor happy executives that use tools to suppress conservative news,
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Speaker 1: conservative organizations, and conservative commentators, as well as possibly politicians.
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Speaker 1: We also know that Twitter met with federal agencies amid
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Speaker 1: the hunter By laptop scandal and allowed the FBI to
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Speaker 1: actually report tweets to Twitter, left ex executives blacklisted and
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Speaker 1: twisted rules, made up rules, and admitted that there were
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Speaker 1: some people that didn't even commit terms of service issues
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Speaker 1: on Twitter that still got silenced and censored, including Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: The fourth part of the Twitter file series was published
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Speaker 1: Saturday night by a journalist by the name of Michael Salenberger,
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Speaker 1: outlining how Twitter executives twisted the platform's rules with the
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Speaker 1: intention of blacklisting former President Donald Trump. On January seventh
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Speaker 1: of twenty twenty, in a recently published thread, the journalists
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Speaker 1: outlined the fourth release of the Twitter File series, detailing
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Speaker 1: the internal workings at Twitter and conversations between executives ahead
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Speaker 1: of the banning of former President Donald Trump. Michael wrote
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Speaker 1: the removal of Donald Trump on January seventh. As the
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Speaker 1: pressure builds, Twitter executives build the case for a permanent band,
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Speaker 1: making it clear that this was what they were going
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Speaker 1: to do all along, the journalist, he said. Following the
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Speaker 1: events of the US Capital on January the sixth, Twitter
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Speaker 1: faced immense pressure to ban President Trump, with many claiming
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Speaker 1: they needed to ban Trump quote for safety reasons. During
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Speaker 1: the time, then CEO Jack Dorsey was on vacation, appeared
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Speaker 1: to delegate much of the decision making to other top executives,
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Speaker 1: including the global head of Trust and Safety, You'll Roth,
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Speaker 1: and the head of Legal Policy and Trust, the Platform
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Speaker 1: Censorship Queen. After the events of January the sixth, the
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Speaker 1: internal and external pressure on the CEO grew. In fact,
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Speaker 1: even former First Lady Michelle Obama we now know, got
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Speaker 1: in on the action, yes, including tech journalists, high tech vcs,
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Speaker 1: and many others who were calling on Twitter to permanently
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Speaker 1: ban Donald Trump. Dorsey again on vacation the week of
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Speaker 1: January the fourth or the eighth. He phoned into meetings,
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Speaker 1: but also delegated much of the handling the situation to
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Speaker 1: the senior executives who ran with it. On January the seventh,
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Speaker 1: Dorsey emailed employees saying that the platform must remain consistent
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Speaker 1: in its policies quote, including allowing users to return to
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Speaker 1: the platform following temporary bands. Roth reassured an employee that
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Speaker 1: people who care about this aren't happy with where we are.
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Speaker 1: Roth later excited DMed colleagues, stating, guess what Jack just
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Speaker 1: approved repeat offender for civic integrity. This would allow Twitter
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Speaker 1: to create a system where five violations of rules would
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Speaker 1: result in a permanent suspension. Now, before I get into
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Speaker 1: ben Now On Januar, Worry the seventh Jack emails employees,
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Speaker 1: saying Twitter needs to remain consistent, but after that you'll
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Speaker 1: Row says jack emails have been fine, but ultimately I
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Speaker 1: think people want to hear from us or someone closer
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Speaker 1: to the specifics of this who can reassure them that
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Speaker 1: people who care about this are thinking deeply about these
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Speaker 1: problems and aren't happy with where we are. A few
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Speaker 1: engineers have reached out to me directly about it, and
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Speaker 1: I'm chatting You'll Row rights with them, but it's so
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Speaker 1: clear they just want to know what that someone is
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Speaker 1: doing something about this and it's and it's not that
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Speaker 1: we're ignoring the issues here. Another said, I think there's
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Speaker 1: also an opportunity here to help you understand that while
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Speaker 1: it seems obvious and simple that we should do something,
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Speaker 1: it's an opportunity for us to talk about permanent bands
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Speaker 1: of personal accounts. Quote. We can't afford to take that
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Speaker 1: immediate action without first playing the movie out and anticipating
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Speaker 1: all the other things that can happen, and then figure
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Speaker 1: out the plans for those possible scenarios. Example, if we
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Speaker 1: suspend a personal account and he posts the same thing
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Speaker 1: on the official government account referring to Donald Trump, do
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Speaker 1: we suspend that too. People can be forgiven for not
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Speaker 1: thinking beyond the thing that's immediately in front of them,
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Speaker 1: But Jack, Vijaia Dell, you don't have the luxury of
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Speaker 1: just pulling the trigger without thinking things through. We tell
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Speaker 1: them repeatedly that people are on it, and people are
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Speaker 1: working on it, and they're scratching their heads wondering how
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Speaker 1: hard can it be decided if this single account is
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Speaker 1: in violation quote unquote, Around eleven thirty am Roth DM's
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Speaker 1: colleagues with the news that he's excited to share. Guess why,
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Speaker 1: he writes, Jack disapproved repeat offenders for civic integrity. The
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Speaker 1: new approach would create a says where five strikes means
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Speaker 1: you get a permanent suspension all caps. Guess what. He
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Speaker 1: goes on to say. Directional approach would be something like
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Speaker 1: labels which are severe enough to result in disabled engagements,
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Speaker 1: incurred incur strikes, strikes number one label only, strike label only,
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Speaker 1: strike three, label twelve plus hour timeout, strike four label
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Speaker 1: plus seven day time out, Strike five, permanent suspension. They're
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Speaker 1: getting excited because now they have a pathway to getting
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Speaker 1: rid of anyone they don't like. Then we get an
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Speaker 1: internal message, it says progress, exclaims a member of Ross
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Speaker 1: Trump and Safety team. The exchange between Roth and his
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Speaker 1: colleagues make it clear that they've been pushing Jack Dorsey
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Speaker 1: for greater restrictions on the speech Twitter allows around elections.
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Speaker 1: The colleagues then went on to say, we want to
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Speaker 1: know if the decision means Trump can finally be banned.
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Speaker 1: The person asked, does that does the incitement to violence
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Speaker 1: it's an aspect changed that calculus. Ross says it doesn't.
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Speaker 1: Trump continues to just have this one strike remaining, one
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Speaker 1: strike reign remaining, and you didn't even know about the
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Speaker 1: other ones. Ross colleagues quietly talk about this and keep
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Speaker 1: talking about the incitement of violence heavily foreshadows what will
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Speaker 1: happen the following day, And then on January eighth, Twitter
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Speaker 1: announces that permanent ban on Donald Trump due to the
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Speaker 1: risk of further incitement of violence. Twitter says that its
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Speaker 1: ban is based on specifically quote how Trump tweets are
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Speaker 1: being received and quote interpreted, but in twenty nineteen, Twitter
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Speaker 1: said it did not attempt to determine all potential interpretations
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Speaker 1: of the content or its intent. The only serious concern
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Speaker 1: we found express within Twitter over the implications for free
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Speaker 1: speech and democracy of banning Trump came from a junior
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Speaker 1: person the organization. It was tucked away in a lower
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Speaker 1: level Slack channel known as Site Integrity AUTO. The person said,
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Speaker 1: quote this might be an unpopular opinion, but one staff
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Speaker 1: ad hoc decisions like this that don't appear rooted in
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Speaker 1: policy are I am HO slippery slope and reflecting alternately
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Speaker 1: alternatively equally dictorial problem. This now appears to be a
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Speaker 1: fiat by an online platform CEO with a global present
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Speaker 1: that can gate keep speech for the entire world, which
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Speaker 1: seems unsustainable. The person wrote in the slack Yes might
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Speaker 1: be unpopular. Very clearly it was dictator and tyrant esque
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Speaker 1: focus on silencing free speech at Twitter as long as
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Speaker 1: you were on the right. It's not a conspiracy theory.
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Speaker 1: with Kevin McCarthy. Kevin McCarthy was asked about the fifty
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Speaker 1: one Intel agents. You may remember they came out and
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Speaker 1: the way to wake of the Hunter Biden files. Those
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Speaker 1: fifty one agents sign that letter telling the world that
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Speaker 1: they believe that the Hunter Biden laptop story had quote
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Speaker 1: all the market markings of Russian discs information. In other words,
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Speaker 1: don't believe the story. Stories should never be believed. This
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Speaker 1: story is crap. This story is a story that no
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Speaker 1: one should look at and take it seriously. This story
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Speaker 1: was made up and created by the Russians to influence
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Speaker 1: our elections. Fifty one of them decided it was a
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Speaker 1: good idea to do this, folks, fifty one of them.
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Speaker 1: Fifty one of them did this. Yeah, it's a problem.
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Speaker 1: Makes me angry, by the way, Why did they do
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Speaker 1: this when they knew that they were lying to the
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Speaker 1: American people. They knew it, folks, they knew they were
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Speaker 1: lying to the American people. Listen to what Ken McCarthy
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Speaker 1: had to say about moving forward with Republicans in the House,
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Speaker 1: if he's a speaker, Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy,
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Speaker 1: last question. We saw the revelations coming out of Twitter
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Speaker 1: as elon Usk is unmasking the corruption that existed there
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Speaker 1: in the denials that they testified about. So for you personally,
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Speaker 1: you have another move you want to make. Not only
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Speaker 1: do we want to hear from the former executives at
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Speaker 1: Twitter and maybe the other entities, you have something else
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Speaker 1: you want to say, Yeah, I do, because this is
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Speaker 1: egregious what we're finding. They shouldn't have Section two thirty
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Speaker 1: to start out with. But we also have to go further.
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Speaker 1: What did Facebook and Google do as well? Because they
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Speaker 1: became an arm of the Democratic Party in the arm
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Speaker 1: of government. But what difference we're going to do those
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Speaker 1: fifty one Intel agents that signed a letter that said
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Speaker 1: the Hunter Biden information was all wrong. Was Russia collusion?
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Speaker 1: Many of them have a security clearance. We're going to
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Speaker 1: bring them before committee. I'm going to have them have
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Speaker 1: a hearing, bring them and subpoena them before committee. Why
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Speaker 1: did they sign it? Why did they lie to the
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Speaker 1: American public? A clapper of Brennan, Why did you use
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Speaker 1: the reputation that America was able to give to you
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Speaker 1: more information but use it for a political purpose and
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Speaker 1: lie to the American public is exactly what Adam Shift
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Speaker 1: has done to us. And this has got to you
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Speaker 1: deserve to be speaker. I hope you get the votes.
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Speaker 1: Thanks so much for joining us. Appreciated. Ken McCarthy again,
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Speaker 1: he's up and trying to deal with us right trying
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Speaker 1: to decide how this is going to work. But he's
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Speaker 1: making it clear, Hey, I'm not backing down. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: keep moving forward. We're going to ask these people, We're
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Speaker 1: going to force them to come in. We're going to
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Speaker 1: force them to answer questions about what you guys knew
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Speaker 1: and when did you know it? Because if you had
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Speaker 1: this top secret clearance, you knew that the Hunter Biden
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Speaker 1: laptop wasn't a lie. You knew the Hunter Biden laptop
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Speaker 1: was not just kind of real, it was extremely real.
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Speaker 1: You knew that that laptop was authentic. You knew that
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Speaker 1: the information in it was information that had already been
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Speaker 1: verified as being legitimate by the FBI. In fact, you
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Speaker 1: knew there was a cover up. You knew that the
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Speaker 1: people the FBI that had this laptop buried the laptop
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Speaker 1: so that it wouldn't see the light of day. And
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Speaker 1: you knew the reason why that was happening is because
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Speaker 1: you were terrified that if it came out and you
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Speaker 1: said it was real, that Joe Biden wouldn't win the election,
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Speaker 1: that it would guarantee Donald Trump another four years. And
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Speaker 1: so fifty one different people in the Intel communee all
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Speaker 1: came out and they all signed this letter, and they
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Speaker 1: all did it on purpose. They should testify on all
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Speaker 1: of this. They will testify. Two different representatives have now
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Speaker 1: issued an ultimatum to Twitter employees who censored the Hunter
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Speaker 1: Biden laptop story. James Comer and Jim Jordan spoke earlier
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Speaker 1: this week with Sean Hannity about this issue, saying we're
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Speaker 1: going to hold them accountable as well. Take a listen
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Speaker 1: with you. Now that we know the FBI had this
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Speaker 1: laptop for eleven months, there's low hanging fruit crimes, But
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Speaker 1: that's not the big one. You said when you made
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Speaker 1: your announcement about your investigation. This is an investigation into
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Speaker 1: the President of the United States. That laptop implicates Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: We have photographs that prove that he was with Hunter
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Speaker 1: and his foreign business associates. We know that he went
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Speaker 1: and attended meetings with farign business associates and Hunter. We
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Speaker 1: know Hunter bitches and moans and groans and complaints. He's
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Speaker 1: paying Dad or Pops all this money. So the question
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Speaker 1: here is is this the biggest influence pedaling scandal Congress
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Speaker 1: is investigating. Absolutely, There's nothing like it in the history
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Speaker 1: of America. We've never had a family that has influenced
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Speaker 1: pedal to this degree. And if you look at the
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Speaker 1: whole purpose of what we're talking about today, it's because
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Speaker 1: this investigation of the Biden family influence pedaling. The evidence
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Speaker 1: is based a lot in part with what the documents
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Speaker 1: are and the data is on the laptop. So Sean,
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Speaker 1: I'm breaking on your show tonight based on the internals
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Speaker 1: that Elon Musk released this weekend. The Oversight Committee will
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Speaker 1: be sending a letter tomorrow morning to the three Twitter employees, Missus, Gaddy,
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Speaker 1: Roth and Baker that were implicated in the cover up
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Speaker 1: of the laptop story, three letters requesting their presence in
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Speaker 1: front of the Oversight Committee in January. But wasn't the
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Speaker 1: FBI putting pressure on big tech companies? Oh? Absolutely gonna try, Glad, sir, right,
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Speaker 1: And what we're going to ask them is who was
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Speaker 1: influencing your decision, Baking. Did you do this unilaterally or
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Speaker 1: did you do this based on what you were told
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Speaker 1: from the Biden campaign, from the Democrat National Committee, or
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Speaker 1: even worse, and as I suspect, from the FBI. This
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Speaker 1: is going to be an opportunity for the American people
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Speaker 1: to hear directly from the three Twitter employees implicated in
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Speaker 1: the data release that Elon Musk just dumbed this weekend.
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Speaker 1: So they're going to have a few weeks to get
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Speaker 1: their stories straight, and they're going to be able to
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Speaker 1: come your oath in front of the House Oversight Committee
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Speaker 1: and tell the American people what really happened. And why
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Speaker 1: why were they so intent on suppressing this story. Jim
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Speaker 1: Colemo will give you, by the way, we know why
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Speaker 1: they were so intent on suppressing this story because they
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Speaker 1: knew how damning it was to everyone involved. That's why
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Speaker 1: they did it. See, the only reason why they did
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Speaker 1: it was so damning it was it was it was
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Speaker 1: a story that you could not overcome. It was a
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Speaker 1: story that was going to ruin you. It was a
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Speaker 1: story that you had to silence and suppressed because if
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Speaker 1: you didn't, the other guy was gonna win. I got
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Speaker 1: to go back and remind you of one thing. They
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Speaker 1: impeached and the intelligence community allowed for the impeachment of
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Speaker 1: a press of the United States of America, Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: based on data and based on information the entire time
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Speaker 1: that they knew was a lie. They knew when he
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Speaker 1: was being impeached, when they were trying to overthrow the
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Speaker 1: will of the people, they knew that the entire thing
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Speaker 1: was crap. They had already classified it is user generated information.
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Speaker 1: They knew that it came from the Hillary Clinton campaign
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Speaker 1: and from the Democratic National Committee. They allowed the information
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Speaker 1: to be used to try to overthrow the will of
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Speaker 1: more than fifty percent of the American population, and they
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Speaker 1: watched it in the intelligence community after they had already
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Speaker 1: classified it and knew who brought it up, who brought
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Speaker 1: it in, and who had all this data there. They
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Speaker 1: knew it the entire time, folks, and they loved every
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Speaker 1: minute of it. Why would anyone be shocked that they
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Speaker 1: were trying to destroy each and reconservative who had a
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Speaker 1: significant audience on social media platforms. And I have no
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Speaker 1: doubt that this is exactly what was going on. I
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Speaker 1: have no doubt at Facebook probably right now as we speak,
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Speaker 1: and Google as we speak, and YouTube as we speak.
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Speaker 1: I have no doubt that this is happening anywhere they
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Speaker 1: can silence. I'll give you a great example. The Republican
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Speaker 1: National Committee came out several months ago. We exposed it
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Speaker 1: on the show and on my podcast that about ninety
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Speaker 1: percent of fundraising emails we're going to spam at Gmail accounts.
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Speaker 1: The majority of Americans have Gmail accounts, and ninety percent
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Speaker 1: of Democratic fundraising emails actually went into the main mailboxes.
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Speaker 1: And we're seen by recipients how much money and how
20:53
Speaker 1: many get out the vote efforts disappeared. How much money
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Speaker 1: did the Democrats raise because their mails were being seen
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Speaker 1: and the Republican emails were not, they were going to spam.
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Speaker 1: These are all of the things that were actually happening.
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Speaker 1: How bad was it. It's so bad that the GOP
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Speaker 1: announced in late October that they are suing Google, claiming
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Speaker 1: their campaign emails are being sent on purpose to spam.
21:22
Speaker 1: The Republican National Committee filed a lawsuit going after Google
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Speaker 1: for allegedly sending its campaign emails to people's spam folders.
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Speaker 1: The RMC fil day lawsuit in federal court in California
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Speaker 1: on Friday. This is coming from CBS News, by the way,
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Speaker 1: that Google is unlawfully discriminating against the Republican National Committee
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Speaker 1: the RNC by throttling its email messages because of the
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Speaker 1: rnc's political affiliation and views. Google has regulated millions and
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Speaker 1: millions of RNC emails in mass to potential donors and
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Speaker 1: supporters spam folders during pivotal points in election fundraising and
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Speaker 1: community building. The timing of Google's most egregious filtering is
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Speaker 1: particularly damning, the RNC said in the lawsuit. CNN reported
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Speaker 1: back in August at federal election regulators voted to allow
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Speaker 1: Google to proceed with a plan to make it easier
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Speaker 1: for campaign emails to bypass spam filters. Google's pilot program
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Speaker 1: changes the filters for political emails, allowing them to bypass
22:32
Speaker 1: the company's algorithm for sorting emails into spam. Instead, Politogle
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Speaker 1: emails will land and spam folders only if users take
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Speaker 1: action to mark them as spam. This is how they're
22:41
Speaker 1: trying to cover their ada blasts. The fact was the
22:44
Speaker 1: damage had already been done. The proposal to run a
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Speaker 1: quote pilot project came after intense Republican criticism that spam
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Speaker 1: filters were biased against conservative a charge, of course, a
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Speaker 1: check the tech giant denied the same way that Twitter said,
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Speaker 1: we don't shadow banned people. The CEO, Jack Dorsey has
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Speaker 1: said that over and over again. We know he did.
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Speaker 1: We know it from all their internal documents now and
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Speaker 1: a sign of public discuss with spam. The Federal Election
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Speaker 1: Commission received thousands of public comments urging it to deny
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Speaker 1: the request, but a majority of the six member commission
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Speaker 1: decided that Google's project did not constitute an improper in
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Speaker 1: kind political contribution that would violate federal campaign finance laws.
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Speaker 1: The RNC says the discrimination has been ongoing for about
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Speaker 1: ten months, despite the rnc's best efforts to work with Google.
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Speaker 1: In fact, throughout the twenty twenty two cycle, the RNC
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Speaker 1: has engaged with Google month after month to obtain an
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Speaker 1: explanation and a solution, the RNC said in a lawsuit.
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Speaker 1: But every explanation has been refuted and every solution has failed.
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Speaker 1: Google continues to suppress the rnc's emails, and now Google
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Speaker 1: has fallen silent, refusing to discuss the issue further. The
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Speaker 1: only reasonable inference is that Google is intentionally sending critical
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Speaker 1: RNC emails to the spam folder, because it's the RNC
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Speaker 1: sending them. They're all doing it, folks. It's not just Twitter,
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Speaker 1: it's Facebook, it's YouTube, it's Google. They're all doing it.
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Speaker 1: And as long as they control big Tech, I think
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Speaker 1: they assume they continue they can continue to do it
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Speaker 1: this whole thing. It's not just prominent names, by the way,
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Speaker 1: at Fox News had this to say about the silencing
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Speaker 1: of people that had important emails that went viral. Are
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Speaker 1: say important tweets that went viral? Take a listen conservative
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Speaker 1: speech speeches and the conservative free speech is something that
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Speaker 1: should be something that the free press should embrace, right,
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Speaker 1: and instead they seem to be advocating the fact that
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Speaker 1: people are being blacklisted at this point, and not just
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Speaker 1: to your point, not just Dan Bongino, who is a
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Speaker 1: prominent podcaster and host on this network, or the lives
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Speaker 1: of TikTok who are also blacklisted and their speech suppressed.
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Speaker 1: It's all the other people out there that would say, hey,
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Speaker 1: I feel like my tweets aren't getting the traction that
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Speaker 1: they used to. Why is that? Why am I being suppressed?
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Speaker 1: So yes, it's not just the prominent names. It's all
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Speaker 1: the other people that may have a perspective on the
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Speaker 1: way this country should be run or policies that they advocate.
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Speaker 1: And that's the big problem here. And the thing is,
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Speaker 1: it's not just social media tammy, it is traditional media
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Speaker 1: that is working in lockstep with social media as far
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Speaker 1: as suppressing this story now right, ABCNBCCBS, CNN, NBC, The
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Speaker 1: New York Times, the Washington Post. I went on their
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Speaker 1: web pages before we came on here, and I have
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Speaker 1: seen nothing in terms of these document dumps, in terms
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Speaker 1: of this fresh information, the receipts that we are seeing
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Speaker 1: that this sort of censorship happened in the United States
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Speaker 1: of America on Twitter, It's most prominent social media platform,
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Speaker 1: all right, and and there's no reporting on it whatsover,
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Speaker 1: no reporting on it whatsoever. Why because they all liked it,
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Speaker 1: they were all in on it, and they were all
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Speaker 1: in favor of it. That's why the only group in
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Speaker 1: America that was systematically discriminated against by power structures in
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Speaker 1: this country over the last two election cycles are number
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Speaker 1: one conservatives. Journalists who decided to speak up, honest doctors
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Speaker 1: for example, that tried to speak up, those that tried
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Speaker 1: to actually say something important talk about they were the ones.
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Speaker 1: Look at the doctors that were silence. We now know
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Speaker 1: and we're hearing that these Twitter drops five and six
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Speaker 1: of these Twitter files are going to be even more damning,
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Speaker 1: are going to be even more eye opening, are going
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Speaker 1: to be even more brutal, because what we're being told
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Speaker 1: now is that doctors who actually spoke up, experts that
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Speaker 1: spoke up about these shutting down of businesses and shutting
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Speaker 1: down of schools and had warnings are just asked basic questions.
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Speaker 1: What we're being told now is they were silenced and
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Speaker 1: shut down their reach or their accounts were shut down
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Speaker 1: when it came to social media in the United States
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Speaker 1: of America, where we conspiracy theorists know when you go
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Speaker 1: from and I'll go back to my account, had half
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Speaker 1: a million active, engaged followers on Twitter Grand Debates, Then
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Speaker 1: all this sudden, hundreds of thousands of my followers disappeared.
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Speaker 1: Then all of a sudden, when I tweeted out, no
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Speaker 1: one would see them. I would go from tweets that
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Speaker 1: would have thousands of retweets and thousands of responses to
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Speaker 1: one retweet, three likes the big tree falls in the
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Speaker 1: forest and no one's there. Did it actually happen? That
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Speaker 1: is the question. And what social media and big tech
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Speaker 1: said was all you gotta do if you're in the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party or in the FBI, if you're in the
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Speaker 1: deep state and you've got something you see on Twitter
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Speaker 1: you don't like, or someone that's growing an audience by
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Speaker 1: telling the truth. If doctor Fauci saw someone who said
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Speaker 1: something asking him a question or said an opinion, who
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Speaker 1: is an expert in infectious diseases, and he didn't like it,
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Speaker 1: they would reach out to big tech and just shut
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Speaker 1: it down. They would just straight up silence at folks.
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Speaker 1: They would say this is it goodbye, see you later.
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Speaker 1: That's the reality of the situation. That's what actually happened.
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Speaker 1: There's no conspiracy theory here. This is America under the
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Speaker 1: Democrats and their regime and the big tech regime. This
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Speaker 1: is what was happening with those in the media. And
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Speaker 1: notice now how they're not touching the story. Google's doing
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Speaker 1: it with your emails. Twitter and Facebook, we're doing it
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Speaker 1: as well. YouTube is doing it with people that put
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Speaker 1: up conservative content. We're supposed to be the freest country
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Speaker 1: in the world. We're supposed to be the greatest country
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Speaker 1: in the world. We're supposed to be a beacon of
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Speaker 1: what freedom of speech looks like and feels like. That's
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Speaker 1: what we're supposed to be. And in reality, Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: and every single thing that he said about his being silenced,
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Speaker 1: about him being censored, about the system being rigged, he
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Speaker 1: was right on all of it. About being spied on,
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Speaker 1: about the swamp, about the deep state, he was right
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Speaker 1: on all of it. Never forget Kaylee Mcinaney's personal account
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Speaker 1: was shut down on Twitter. Why we know this now
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Speaker 1: because democrats said so, Donald Trump loses Twitter account? Why
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Speaker 1: because Michelle Obama says do it? That's why. That's why
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Speaker 1: all of this happened. Every single bit of it was
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