Will Chamberlain, the lawyer and commentator who was so good at Periscope they had to kill it, joins Ron for the second ColemanNation livestream episode.

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Dave, Jeff and Ron trade views and jibes about BDS, watching “Alien,” English literature and of course free speech.

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“Malcolm Flex 48” – a Twitter favorite, early leader in the Hotep movement, workout bro, and science guy – got kicked off Twitter in early July just for being a badass. And although his “Hateocracy” pals miss him… he’s pretty chill for now.

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Breitbart technology editor Allum Bokhari, and author of “Deleted,” talks with Ron about the threat posed by the inversion of the early libertarian ideal – that the Web would make information free from gatekeepers. Does deleted mean defeated?

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He may or may not be the Renaissance Man of social media, but if he’s not he sure fooled Ron. Daily Wire podcaster and personality, and author of Speechless, mixes it up with your host and lays out the skinny on why there is reason to hope that our civic discourse won’t be smothered by political correctness.

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How does an Iranian convert to Roman Catholicism argue for the value of tradition? Can Americans ever get past the cult of individualism? One of America’s leading young public intellectuals compares and contrasts with Ron.

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Bitter enemies Michael Malice and Ron Coleman square off on anarchy, libertarianism, censorship, the corporate media and Michael’s “Anarchist Handbook.” If you think these guys hated each other before the interview began, you won’t believe where it goes by the end.

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Capitol Hill and White House insider and former network executive Jeff Ballabon talks about how politics has changed in recent decades, transparency in government and the Democrats’ Jewish problem .

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Colorado Congressman Ken Buck has been among the leaders of a new bipartisan coalition in the House aiming to take aim at the Big Tech / Big Censorship conundrum. He and Ron discuss how that coalition came together, whether tweaking antitrust law is the answer and why it has to be tweaked.

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There’s no getting through the tough shell of liberal lawyer Dan Hull. He’s got very old-fashioned ideas about free speech, law and justice. And after spending a career among   Democrat power elites, he decided to that to be true to those ideas, he had to register as a Republican.

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