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Together to suppress speech and we are fighting back. >> tucker: as a constitutional matter, government cannot encourage censorship. we know that through the supreme court, many rulings over the years, violation of the first amendment, correct? >> yep, that is exactly right. what we are arguing in this case is there outsourcing that. the government is outsourcing the censorship to the big tech partners, flagging it, and by the way they are terrified. we get into discovery and find out how jen psaki and fauci and mary poppins here are working with the big tech partners, what they are asking and...

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