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Today on the mat, I'll show a woman on a train in Philadelphia was sexually assaulted

for nearly 10 minutes while bystanders watched and did nothing. Why does that sort of thing

happen? And why does it appear to be so common these days? We'll talk about that also.

The ACLU files an amicus brief in support of compelled speech. There was a time when

the ACLU defended free speech, times of change, though. And Camela Harris is campaigning

in churches now. How can she walk in the door without bursting into flames? Also, isn't

it illegal to campaign in churches? And finally, at our daily cancellation, the outrage mob

is very upset at me because of some things I said about paternity leave. Will I apologize

today or double down? The answer may surprise you, but probably not at all. All of that

in more today on the mat, while I'll show.

So let me ask you something. Does it make sense that the same company who controls half

of online retail also passively eavesdrop drops on your private conversations at home?

Well, Big Tech is more powerful than most countries are. And they profit by exploiting

your personal data. It's time to put a layer of protection between your online activity

and Big Tech. And that's why I use ExpressVPN. Think about how much of your life is on the

internet. Sadly, every site you visit, every video you watch, message you send. It all

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