It's not the best one. It's not the gray one. You're speaking with the juices one.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

Mr. Chairman, maybe we could put five minutes on the clock then, not ten.

We could be put five on the clock and we'll start it running.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to put it aside, my written state, and for a moment,

and address one of the points that was brought up, I think an important point by the ranking member

that this body ought to be concerning itself with the issues and impact directly, the American people,

the rising price of groceries 76% over the past two years were basic food stuff,

the war in Ukraine, inflation issues, the border issues, many, many other issues that concern

us all as a nation. We can't do that without the First Amendment without debate.

When I gave my announcement speech in Boston two months ago, YouTube, I talked about all those

issues. I focused on grocery. I focused on the fact that working class people can no longer

afford to live in this country. I talked about inflation, all the issues that deeply concern you

and that you've devoted your career to alleviating those issues five minutes into my speech.

When I was talking about Paul Revere, YouTube,

de-platformed me. I didn't talk about vaccines in that speech. I didn't talk about anything

for voting subject. I just was talking about my campaign and things, the conversation

that we ought to be happy with each other as Americans, but I was shut down and that is why

the First Amendment is important. Debate, congenial, respectful debate is the fertilizer,

it's the water, it's the sunlight for our democracy. We need to be talking to each other.

This is it later. Many of you signed. Many of my fellow Democrats, I've spent my life in this

party. I've devoted my life to the values of this party. There's 102 people signing this.

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