Hi everybody Cheryl Ackison here. Welcome to another edition of Full Measure

After Hours. Today government censorship, questionable partnerships with universities and

social media, and what one congressional committee is finding out about all of it. As more information about our government's involvement in unconstitutional censorship efforts has been

revealed. It's raised a lot of big questions. Because nobody so far has

been held accountable as we've learned some of these really disturbing things and from what I can tell nobody's really

stepping in to stop it.

Congress could pass a law setting forth what's already spelled out in the Constitution

but providing specific penalties and an enforcement

structure for these constitutional censorship violations, but that's apparently not going to happen. There is so much corruption and information manipulation going on.

Our public servants can't even agree to do something about alleged constitutional violations.

So one big question is... alleged constitutional violations.

So one big question is,

what if anything happens when our own government

and its officials are found to have violated the Constitution?

What happens if nobody's going to do anything about it?

Right now the status quo apparently means the Biden administration remains free to continue

operating what many see as a censorship machine

in partnership with academic institutions like Stanford University

and groups funded by billionaire activists

free to use the power of the government and

censorship against political opponents as they've already done and

proven to do against Donald Trump Robert F Kennedy Jr. In event, if you don't like Donald Trump and maybe you don't like Kennedy either,

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