Senator Eric Schmitt: Exposing the Biggest Censorship Scandal in US History
Senator Eric Schmitt: Exposing the Biggest Censorship Scandal in US History
Senator Eric Schmitt: Exposing the Biggest Censorship Scandal in US History
In this episode, Senator Eric Schmitt joins the conversation to discuss his legal battle against government-backed censorship, the implications of big tech influence on free speech, and the ongoing geopolitical tensions in Ukraine. Drawing from his new book, Schmitt provides insight into key cases like Biden v. Missouri and delves into the mechanisms behind digital content moderation and political narratives.
Senator Eric Schmitt recounts his legal efforts uncovering government collaboration with tech companies during the Biden v. Missouri case, highlighting the suppression of speech during lockdowns and the Hunter Biden laptop story. The discussion extends to Section 230, examining whether political agendas influenced content moderation and how AI may reshape censorship. Schmitt also critiques the Russiagate narrative, suggesting it was used to justify surveillance and damage U.S.-Russia relations. The conversation concludes with a look at the Russia-Ukraine War, where dwindling public support and concerns over Ukrainian governance raise questions about U.S. foreign policy and the need for a negotiated peace.
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Senator Schmitt emphasizes the importance of standing up for free speech against government overreach.
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Schmitt's book 'The Last Line of Defense' was inspired by First Amendment concerns during lockdowns
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Elon Musk opened Twitter jails and reinstated banned accounts
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The FBI briefed big tech companies on the Hunter Biden laptop and knew it was real in 2019.
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The Biden administration laundered censorship requests through NGOs like Hamilton 68.
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Russiagate was a coup attempt against the U.S. president that poisoned U.S.-Russia relations.
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Ukrainians' support for the war has dropped to 24% according to a Gallup survey