Posted on 06/23/2021 9:55:13 AM PDT by weston
So far, this interview is great.
O’Reilly is not constrained in the questions he asks. An we know Trump has no problem answering them.
So far, really good interview.
Was just asked if he thinks Biden is in cognitive decline. Waiting for answer.
Trump believes that the Biden admin is incompetent when it comes to energy.
I have to disagree with him.
The dims know exactly what they are doing.
My thoughts are that anything Trump was for and did, like making us energy independent, Biden was hell bent on undoing.
Trump was very kind to Biden.
Good thing I wasn’t asked for my opinion. LOL
Commercial break.
Good interview, what I’ve caught.
He does have a very gentle way of saying that guy is crazier then a bed bug, and not very bright. LoL
A lot more commercial breaks than I would have expected for an online site.
"Oh, no! Someone vacuumed up the bread crumb trail I left to get back to the Oval Office!"Kamala....
Just because the Hoover Vacuum Company used Kamala as the design prototype And as far as I know there is absolutely no truth to the vicious canard that Kamala Really! Is that response appropriate?
for their Super-Hoover Airport Runway Mega-Vacuum...
was employed by the "Drain The Oceans" Television series to drain the oceans.
State Representative Robert Sutherland (R) announced the scheduling of public hearings concerning election integrity issues in Washington state today. In a Facebook post, Sutherland encouraged all voters that have contacted him or others with integrity issues to “be prepared to testify publicly, under oath, in front of cameras.”
Mediarightnews.com
Will do, Ms. B. God be with all.
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I’m going to give someone a multi-million dollar idea right here for free
Ready?
Create a new COPS/Live PD-style show that films real cops busting bad guys and saving lives
But here’s the kicker - you focus on high-crime Democrat-controlled cities to show how bad things have gotten
Not only will the show tell the truth about how great our men and women in blue truly are, but it’ll add pressure on Dem leaders to clean up their streets
It’s a win-win
Donald J. Trump: Why I’m Suing Big Tech
If Facebook, Twitter and YouTube can censor me, they can censor you—and believe me, they are.
By Donald J. Trump July 8, 2021 12:31 pm ET
FTA
One of the gravest threats to our democracy today is a powerful group of Big Tech corporations that have teamed up with government to censor the free speech of the American people. This is not only wrong—it is unconstitutional. To restore free speech for myself and for every American, I am suing Big Tech to stop it.
Social media has become as central to free speech as town meeting halls, newspapers and television networks were in prior generations. The internet is the new public square. In recent years, however, Big Tech platforms have become increasingly brazen and shameless in censoring and discriminating against ideas, information and people on social media—banning users, deplatforming organizations, and aggressively blocking the free flow of information on which our democracy depends.
No longer are Big Tech giants simply removing specific threats of violence. They are manipulating and controlling the political debate itself. Consider content that was censored in the past year. Big Tech companies banned users from their platforms for publishing evidence that showed the coronavirus emerged from a Chinese lab, which even the corporate media now admits may be true. In the middle of a pandemic, Big Tech censored physicians from discussing potential treatments such as hydroxychloroquine, which studies have now shown does work to relieve symptoms of Covid-19. In the weeks before a presidential election, the platforms banned the New York Post—America’s oldest newspaper—for publishing a story critical of Joe Biden’s family, a story the Biden campaign did not even dispute.
Perhaps most egregious, in the weeks after the election, Big Tech blocked the social-media accounts of the sitting president. If they can do it to me, they can do it to you—and believe me, they are.
Jennifer Horton, a Michigan schoolteacher, was banned from Facebook for sharing an article questioning whether mandatory masks for young children are healthy. Later, when her brother went missing, she was unable to use Facebook to get the word out. Colorado physician Kelly Victory was deplatformed by YouTube after she made a video for her church explaining how to hold services safely. Kiyan Michael of Florida and her husband, Bobby, lost their 21-year-old son in a fatal collision caused by a twice-deported illegal alien. Facebook censored them after they posted on border security and immigration enforcement.
Meanwhile, Chinese propagandists and the Iranian dictator spew threats and hateful lies on these platforms with impunity.
This flagrant attack on free speech is doing terrible damage to our country. That is why in conjunction with the America First Policy Institute, I filed class-action lawsuits to force Big Tech to stop censoring the American people. The suits seek damages to deter such behavior in the future and injunctions restoring my accounts.
Our lawsuits argue that Big Tech companies are being used to impose illegal and unconstitutional government censorship. In 1996 Congress sought to promote the growth of the internet by extending liability protections to internet platforms, recognizing that they were exactly that—platforms, not publishers. Unlike publishers, companies such as Facebook and Twitter can’t be held legally liable for the content posted to their sites. Without this immunity, social media companies could not exist.
Democrats in Congress are exploiting this leverage to coerce platforms into censoring their political opponents. In recent years, we have all watched Congress haul Big Tech CEOs before their committees and demand that they censor “false” stories and “disinformation”—labels determined by an army of partisan fact-checkers loyal to the Democrat Party. As the cases of fellow plaintiffs Ms. Horton, Dr. Victory and the Michael family demonstrate, in practice this amounts to suppression of speech that those in power do not like.
Further, Big Tech and government agencies are actively coordinating to remove content from the platforms according to the guidance of agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Big Tech and traditional media entities formed the Trusted News Initiative, which essentially takes instructions from the CDC about what information they need to “combat.” The tech companies are doing the government’s bidding, colluding to censor unapproved ideas.
This coercion and coordination is unconstitutional. The Supreme Court has held that Congress can’t use private actors to achieve what the Constitution prohibits it from doing itself. In effect, Big Tech has been illegally deputized as the censorship arm of the U.S. government. This should alarm you no matter your political persuasion. It is unacceptable, unlawful and un-American.
Through these lawsuits, I intend to restore free speech for all Americans—Democrats, Republicans and independents. I will never stop fighting to defend the constitutional rights and sacred liberties of the American people.
Thanks for posting the op-ed by President Trump.
What a great idea! And they can run clip after clip after clip for every election, at every level....federal elections, state elections and local elections!
Hahahaha they’re worried about Hunter’s art shows causing “ethics” concerns! Lolololo these people are so funny!
“The Supreme Court has held that Congress can’t use private actors to achieve what the Constitution prohibits it from doing itself. In effect, Big Tech has been illegally deputized as the censorship arm of the U.S. government.”
They are the Goebbles of our time.
Sounds like there has already been a supreme court lawsuit about this, that’ll make it even harder for the compromised ones to say there is no case.
Let's hope those tobacco lawyers are reading your posts.
You should have seen what I was going to post.
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