Stand and Deliver

In this week's episode, break down the newest, and most dangerous, element of the Biden Administration's "Disinformation Governance Board," as the director of the board is now demanding editing capabilities of all tweets posted on Twitter and other social media.

Today's program is dedicated to discussing the DHS' proposed "Disinformation Governance Board" to be headed by a left-wing ideologue, Nina Jankowicz. Many are already calling this the new "Ministry of Truth" modeled after George Orwell's dystopian novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four. 

We frequently hear that email gets lost in the so-called "Junk Mail" folder or not even delivered at all. Now we know one big reason why this is happening: Google's Gmail is flagging email it doesn't want you to see so that it diverts as spam directly to the proverbial round file. It doesn't matter if the email was originally sent from a Gmail account or not; it is enough to just pass through a Gmail server to receive the "tag". 

This is a most outrageous violation of Free Speech and the First Amendment that we have ever seen, and it is almost impossible to get around it. Gmail currently captures at least 38 percent of total worldwide market share for email services. 

A Federal judge in Florida struck down President Biden's travel mandate for wearing masks as illegal and unconstitutional. People cheered from coast to coast and CFFS was vindicated for standing against the mask mandates as violations of the First Amendment. 

This week, Bob and I continue to discuss the ramifications of Elon Musk’s potential takeover of Twitter on free speech online. Musk’s bold attempt to take Twitter from a public company to a private one. The move could eliminate the far-Left board members and administrators who have turned the platform into an echo chamber, and could be the first step toward remaking the digital town square into something that actually recognizes the First Amendment.

This week, Bob and I go deep inside the exciting story of possible changes to Twitter. The Twitter platform has become the national public square for discussion of ideas and societal issues, but it has been woefully one-sided--made so by far Left Twitter administrators and board members. Now billionaire innovator and tech mogul Elon Musk has become the largest shareholder of the Twitter-verse, and he was promptly appointed to the board. Musk's actions and words leading up to his purchase are very encouraging, as he appears motivated to restore TRULY FREE speech to the social media giant's platform.

Pat gets a personal challenge this week to stand and deliver after being challenged with information that attempted to link him and his late colleague, Professor Antony Sutton, with anti-Semitism.  Nothing could have been further from the truth. The incident was resolved by the publication allowing Pat to write a rebuttal giving the facts and demonstrating the error. 

Secondly, legal scholar Jonathan Turley stands and delivers on another free speech scandal at the DOJ who went after Project Veritas journalists and then hid the details from a judge who could have ruled against them.

The corporate culture at Disney is so "progressive" that all non-progressives are forced into silence by ridicule and shaming. Democrat Tulsi Gabbard's public comments on the Ukraine war got her cancelled on YouTube and Google, demonstrating that it doesn't matter if you are conservative or liberal. If you cross the official "narrative", you are going to be punished. 

Parents designated as domestic terrorists for arguing with school boards may soon be codified in American law. The designation came after the US Department of Justice prompted and received a letter from the National School Boards Association complaining of parents’ behavior at board meetings. Now, a bill in the Judiciary Committee would cement the language as law.

A Jet Blue passenger was booted from his flight for wearing a politically-themed face mask, even after following the crew's request that he replace it with a plain mask. He is now suing Jet Blue for violating his rights, and as you can imagine, we have pretty strong feelings about the case.

We also discuss the ongoing danger of propaganda being used to confuse people -- essentially disguising fraud as free speech.

And the CFFS Advocacy Center is now live, allowing visitors to see what legislation is pending in their state that may be a threat to First Amendment rights.