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Well, sometimes things happen, and there are inventions, and there are some things new rules are ensilled, and it's hard to know as conservatives if it is censorship or simply things just evolving.

So Barbara has a question here. She says, Ford Motor and other car manufacturers are installing radios without AM radio. Could this be another attempt by the left to censor and shut down conservative talk radio? What are your thoughts on that?

That's the first I heard of it, and that is freaky. I would wonder why the heck is in there an AM radio there.

Now, I don't know, they can't censor the internet in that sense. They can't censor serious radio or something like that, but that seems strange to me.

Yeah, I would wonder what the heck is going on there. So yeah, I don't know, but that's the first I've heard.

Is there radio on decline, though, Steve? I know for my generation, I never listened to the radio.

Yeah, and that's totally fair. That's a totally fair assessment. Yeah, so cable news. That's why again, I wouldn't worry.

I got I had a lot of people today on the YouTube and rumble live stream. I had a lot of people on their going, oh, but you know, doesn't this mean that truth isn't going to get out there?

And that now news is going to be dominated by the line. I'm thinking, how old are you guys? Come on, man.

I'm no spring chicken, but come on guys. I mean, this isn't the 1990s or the odds anymore.

When did you start thinking that broadcasting and communication was somehow dominated by cable and in this case and by radio?

I mean, we're all connected by the network now, the internet and all kinds of ways.

I mean, we're so connected. I was just listening to a very interesting lecture the other day.

We're so connected by virtue of networks today. No matter where you grew up, America, UK, Australia, Canada, wherever you grew up, you know, you can basically be an expat anywhere in the world.

You could live anywhere in the way and still have access to all the things that you generally loved about growing up where you were.

Now you won't get some of the great foods, no question or just, you know, some of the beautiful sites, but in just in terms of the day today, ability to buy, to purchase, to live.

20 years ago, if you wanted to access Amazon, you had to be in the States or you had to be in North America or something.

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