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Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucksexton Show Podcast.

All right, as promised, we now have the former Attorney General of

Missouri, Senator Schmidt with us now. Senator Schmidt, I appreciate you being here on the program.

I wanted to ask you if you could just set the stage for everybody because you began the process

that we now have our first judicial ruling in of Missouri V-Biden. Just bring everybody up to speed

on how this got going and what's at stake. Well, yesterday, obviously, it was a big win for free

speech and a huge defeat for censorship. And so a federal court yesterday on the 4th of July,

Independence Day, which shouldn't be lost in anybody, reasserted our first amendment right to

speak our minds, right? And said the government can't collude with big tech companies to go do it.

So last year when I was AG in Missouri, we filed the lawsuit. Missouri versus Biden,

the ledging is that censorship enterprise with all these different agencies,

essentially colluding and coercing big tech giants to do their bidding to censor speech, right?

The government can't do it, but they also can't outsource this in a way that they did. And that's

what the court ultimately ruled on. And so through that discovery process, after we filed the lawsuit,

this was by the way before Twitter files. Now, Twitter files is incredibly important and helpful

in all this. But when we were getting this discovery, it turns out that these emails were showing

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