Hi guys, Liz Wheeler here. We sat at Natcon in Miami, Florida about a couple weeks ago and interviewed

so many of the fabulous speakers that we are still dropping these interviews. This is one of my

favorite ones. I sat down with the opinion editor at Newsweek, Josh Hammer. He's a constitutional

law attorney. He hosts the Josh Hammer Show and we talked about Big Tech. Now, I know, Big Tech isn't

always the most interesting topic in and of itself. I always say it's critically important,

but it's really boring. I think that's actually how we preface the interview. We were laughing

about it before we sat down and I said, all right, let's try to make a boring topic interesting

because it needs to be talked about. One of the things that is not often discussed when it comes

to Big Tech is how to take the conglomeration of different solutions and package them into an

effective strategy to actually stop Big Tech from what they're doing. That's what Josh and I

talked about. We came up with five solutions that if they're all implemented at the same time,

would actually solve the Big Tech problem here. Big Tech problem obviously being collusion

with the mainstream media and specifically the government against conservatives just for

speaking, just for speaking about conservative opinions, whether that's on transgenderism or

election integrity or whatever else it is, January 6th perhaps. One of the most interesting things,

I think you'll agree with this, is Josh made an argument that I had not heard before. He made

an argument about section 230, not just an argument that our legislature should get rid of this

that it should be reinterpreted. Josh says that section 230 might actually be unconstitutional

the way that it is interpreted. Meaning a solution to section 230 could come from the courts,

no legislature necessary. I think you're really going to enjoy this interview. It's hopefully

interesting and extremely informative. It's really a roadmap for how we as conservatives

can once and for all stop just complaining about Big Tech and do something to take care of the

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