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This is a very scandalous and horrifying and the media is very upset about it as well.

We'll discuss that and in our daily cancellation, we will talk about the story of a great and

loving and beautiful father who beat the hell out of his daughter's molester after catching

the guy in his daughter's room after sneaking in a window when now he is under arrest. We

got to talk about that today as well. But first, I want to talk with you a little bit about

internet freedom. Social media companies get to decide what content is suitable for the

sensitive snowflakes among us and sensor whatever they don't like. Here's what I look at

it. Shouldn't you be the one to decide what you want to read or to watch and not them?

Shouldn't you get to get to make that choice for yourself? Well, here's one thing you

can control. Their access to your data. For that, I use ExpressVPN. The problem with the

big tech companies is that not only do they sensor what you read, but on top of that, they're

tracking what you do online. So they're keeping tabs on you. They're deciding everything

that you see and they're keeping tabs on you on top of it. They track what you're searching

for, the videos you watch, everything you click. As far as I'm concerned, they have no right

to the information. It's none of their business. They use this data to serve you ads and can

match your activity to your offline identity using your devices unique IP address. When I

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