All right. Welcome back. Happening right now, the president hosting a big tech dinner at the White House.

You can see Bill Gates speaking right next to Melania Trump. Tim Cook is there, Zuckerberg's there,

Sam Altman. Elon was invited, didn't show. Not exactly sure why, but it's a big dinner happening

at the White House tonight. They've been having an event all day long with the tech giants.

We'll keep you posted if anything interesting happens. In the meantime, a glimpse into our Orwellian dystopian future coming from the UK. Irish comedian Graham Linum

arrested upon arrival at Heathrow Airport for a tweet mocking trans people. They sent five armed cops to pick him up at the

airport as he landed for a tweet mocking trans people. It's so bad even the far left Atlantic

magazine now calling it out. The arrest that demonstrates Europe's free speech problem, adding

open debate is often obnoxious, upsetting or rude. None of these adjectives should make it a police

matter, but in the UK it now is. They're arresting people left and right for things that they

post on the internet or things that they say. When Linum showed up to court, that comedian, he was

draped in a trans flag sign that read there's no such thing as a transgender child. On the other

side, it said, keep men out of women's sports.

He is a fighter all the way to the end, and he's the one that's right.

Here in the U.S., Democrats cannot wait to arrest you for hate speech.

Take a listen to this from yesterday.

Republicans are vilifying European liberal democracies simply for engaging in the kind of line

drawing exercises that we Americans engage in under our First Amendment.

There is a free speech crisis in America today, but there's no free speech crisis in Britain.

The notion that rights don't come from laws and don't come from the government, but come from the creator,

that's what the Iranian government believes. The statement that our rights do not come from our laws

or our governments is extremely troubling.

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