People are increasingly frustrated with "Big Tech" and their repeated cancelling of Christian and conservative points of view. About a year ago, our President at the time was de-platformed, and then the social media site Parler which was growing and becoming a challenge to Twitter, was shut down. Is this a fair and right approach? Does such action encourage the free exchange of ideas? What about the legal protection that these very large platforms have - is it still appropriate? This is the Section 230, which was enacted in 1996 as part of a law called the Communications Decency Act. What if these same platforms become unstated tools of one political party? Should Section 230 be applicable? What if a platform allows child trafficking? Should they still be protected by Section 230? Something seems out of whack here. We take some time and talk a little about alternate platforms. One which is new to us is called RIGHTFORGE, found at https://rightforge.com/. Its an all service internet company, with their own servers. Our guest today discusses how Big Tech essentially has declared open war on America. This is because in part, they are attacking our Bill of Rights. Participants: Chris Bedford, Dan Elmendorf