Hey, everyone, welcome to from the kitchen table.

I am your host, Sean Duffy, along with my partner for the podcast, but my co-host in life, Rachel Campo Steffi.

That's right. I'm so excited to be back on the podcast this week. We have a really exciting guest.

His name is Eric Finman. He's the founder, creator of the Freedom Phone, something a lot of us

have been wanting to have a phone that, you know, isn't controlled by the

Chinese and might not, and by big tech.

Well, I thought this is an interesting topic because I had read an article from somewhere about

the freedom phone and because I have a lot of concerns about what big tech is doing with

the censorship of just free speech. And I'm a conservative and we're at the forefront of

censorship. And then I know you had Eric on Fox and Friends. And then Fox and Friends moves

quick, but I thought wouldn't it be great if we could bring them to the podcast and talk about

kind of what the Freedom Phone does because it's based on the Google Android platform,

which I thought were kind of screwed as conservatives

because you have one of two choices for phones. You have the Apple iPhone or you have an Android

platform phone. And so with those two platforms, how do you ever get freedom? How do you ever get

another device that can allow, you know, different apps to come on to your platform? And it brings me back to this parlor idea where, you know, parlor was exploding.

It was a challenge to, you know, Twitter and Facebook.

It was a platform that allowed for free speech.

And we saw after January 6 that iPhone and Google took down the app, but also the online hosting from Amazon,

web hosting services took down the whole site for parlor.

So the left has a lot of power and control.

And to think that we might have someone who's fighting back and pushing back for the American

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