So, you know, I'm really fascinated by the debate that has been raging these past several days

among conservatives around the issue of pornography. And I'm happy to accept

part of the blame for helping to start this little scuffle because I think that it's been a clarifying

moment for conservatism. I think it's been very interesting conversation as well. And there was

an article in Vox written by Jane Kostin, who she called me up and talked to me before writing

the article as well to get my thoughts on it. I thought she did. It's actually very objective

and fair and insightful. So, I'd recommend that you go check it out. But as she, you know,

talking to both sides of the conservative divide on this, as she outlines, the dispute over porn

regulation really springs from a more fundamental disagreement about the purpose and the nature of

government. And so, different conservatives have come down to different sides of this. Guys

like Sara Bammari have come down on the pro-regulation side while the libertarians over at reason

have unsurprisingly come down on the other side. And then also, as I'm sure probably you've noticed,

if you watch all the shows and you follow everybody here at the Daily Wire, you've noticed that

the dividing line on this issue runs right through the Daily Wire as well. So, Michael Noles and

Josh Hammer are also on of the view that government has a legitimate role in battling the porn

epidemic. And then you've got Ben Shapiro and the God King Jeremy Boring say that, you know,

it should not have a substantial role. And that any role, if there is one, should not be an outright

ban. So, I don't want to say that their position is that the government has no role at all. I don't

think that is their position. But certainly, they don't agree with an outright ban. They don't think,

it seems to me, they don't think there should be a substantial significant role by the government

in regulating this stuff. Now, I think everybody who's chimed in has contributed,

thoughtfully to the discussion, and I'm not just saying that because two of them

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