Ashley Baker isn’t against antitrust enforcement against big tech, or anyone. She merely wants to remind us that the biggest monopolist of all is the government. Do we want to give it more power for… anything?

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Eoin Lenihan was an apolitical graduate student who naively stepped on the unseen third rail of “respectable” journalism: Antifa. He would learn to regret it.

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Professor Erec Smith is a leader of a movement banding together young faculty to push back against the intellectual sloth of critical race theory. Is there still hope?

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Robust, unknown Scottish lad uploads a Nazi-pet-trick video in ghastly bad taste to his unknown YouTube channel as a birthday joke to his girlfriend. Next thing he knows it’s gone viral, he’s under arrest and…

This is the story of Count Dankula.

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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr talks about the FCC, the Internet, the politics, and practicalities of regulating censorship on social media.

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Paul Gosar, DDS, the most conservative member of Congress, wants to do root canal on what’s rotten in American politics. You might feel some slight discomfort.

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Ron talks about all the things without anyone else’s little thoughts to get between him those reflective surfaces he loves.

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Sardonic, original and usually right is a hard way to go through life, but it’s the only way Ilya Shapiro knows. Ron’s oldest social media friend talks about his experience with being canceled at Georgetown Law, his book about the Supreme Court and his future.

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Drew Holden’s polite but devastating Twitter threads documenting the serial bleats of the corporate media herd have made him a hugely influentual figure in media reporting in a few short years. In this Episode, he and Ron unapologetically talk a lot of Twitter shop!

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David Lat is one of the pioneers of social media for and about the legal profession. He explains why he’s cautiously optimistic that the courts and the bar can weather the onslaught of woke culture and censorship.

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