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Hello and welcome to the Spike Podcast.

I'm Fraser Myers and back from me this week,

as ever we have Spike's editor Tom Slater.

Hello.

And we're delighted to have back again, G.

G.

Charlie Peters.

Hello, good see.

Coming up on today's show, the de-banking of dissenters, the fall of affirmative action,

a victory for the LGBT alliance,

and the curious case of the breastfeeding dad.

So a new chilling front has opened up in the culture war it seems.

It used to be the case that you could be deplatformed, you could be centered on Twitter,

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