Join us now is Sean Morgan. He's an independent journalist who runs the Sean Morgan report.

And guess what? He lives in Brazil. So we're hoping he could provide some clarification because, look, I know the Judiciary Committee is supposedly stepping in on behalf of Elon Musk here in the United States.

But I've also seen reporting from Reuters suggesting that Musk is now complying with the content

moderation orders in Brazil.

So do you have a better idea of what is going on, Sean?

Right.

So first, Elon Musk talks a really big game.

He puts the Supreme Court Justice Alexander Morais on the hot seat, on front street, basically

introduces him to the entire world as the chief censor of the world and says, I'm not going

to comply with your unconstitutional demands. And then his lawyer writes a different letter that says,

we promise we will comply with all Brazilian laws.

So I think he had to make a pivot because you can't tell,

you can't tell a government you're not going to comply with their laws.

They'll make your life a living hell.

So I think he said what he had to say,

and he's probably going to take the legal route instead of the illegal route,

instead of not complying, he'll probably make some kind of attempt to make it so that he can prove

that he doesn't have to comply because it's not legal to comply before he actually doesn't comply.

But here's the good news that, yes, there has been a chilling effect.

It's been around for years. If you're a politician in Brazil and you go against the grain,

you could be completely just either dethrottled or just removed from the conversation, from the public discourse.

So it's really scary how much this one justice is sort of

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