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Slack.com slash DHQ. So Alex Jones and InfoWorst have been banned from Facebook, YouTube,

iTunes, also Spotify. I think some other platforms as well have gotten in on the action. And

this all happened at once. This was within 12 hours, the three big gatekeepers of the

internet, Facebook, Google, Apple all decided to shut down Alex Jones. And there's just

no way that that's a coincidence. There's no way that they all got up independently on Monday

morning and said, you know what? I think we're going to ban Alex Jones today. Yeah, that's

what we're going to do. No, this very, very much seems to be a conspiracy between the three

big tech giants to censor Alex Jones. And listen, it doesn't matter how you personally

feel about Alex Jones. That should not have any bearing on the way you look at this story.

Because Haydn more love him. There's a precedent being set here that should concern everybody,

especially conservatives. And you might say Alex Jones isn't a conservative. He's a conspiracy

if there is. Yeah, Deyata doesn't matter. That discussion doesn't matter because you know what?

In the minds of Facebook, Apple, Google, we're all the same. You may draw a distinction between

conservatives and Alex Jones. They don't draw that distinction. In their minds, we're all

in the same boat. And that is, you know, I don't think that at this point, we can say that this

is a first amendment issue, at least not yet. These are private companies. And I have always

affirmed the rights of private companies to do business the way they want to do business

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