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Thanks to Elon Musk, we now clearly see how our enemies hate the idea of free speech – at least for us peasants. And of course they do, since they

Americans who subscribe to "traditional values" have had to put up with a lot from the left in the name of the First Amendment. From vulgarities on TV (self-described First Amendment defenders said things like, "If you don't like, it change the channel"), to sexual scenes in movies ("If you don't like it, don't go"), to the ready availability of pornography on the Internet ("use blockers if you don't want to view it"), to books that off...

Guests: Marc Siegel, Shannon Bream, Buck Sexton, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Jimmy John Liautaud

Summary: The response to speech one does not like is more speech, not less. That's what freedom of speech ultimately means. It's what Elon Musk appears to want to promote on Twitter should he get the chance.

Nance joins an estimated 4,000 Americans fighting in the International Legion for the Defense of Ukraine

Americans who subscribe to "traditional values" have had to put up with a lot from the left in the name of the First Amendment.

There are many MAGA and heterodox liberals recommending some sort of giant anti-trust government action or reforming section 230, both of which I think is a bad idea. How about instead of a government solution to save free speech online, we take the viable private one with the Doge guy?

Fox News host provides insight on the state of the economy on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'

"If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter."

The billionaire’s bid to restore free speech on the Internet unnerves those who want to silence online anti-Semitism. Giving Big Tech that kind of power can threaten democracy even more than extremists.