Thanks to Anthony Fauci’s deposition, former FBI Special Agent Elvis Chan’s deposition and various emails back and forth uncovered by then Missouri AG Eric Schmitt back in 2020, it demonstrated a vast and sprawling censorship enterprise throughout the highest levels of our government to senior executives of the biggest social media companies in the world, telling them to take down information or else. They became state actors by extension because of the enormous power govt. was willing to wield. Now U.S. Senator, Schmitt says we have never seen an administration in our history that’s been so willing to go after their political opponents with the weaponization of the justice system. Elon Musk bought Twitter and now all of his companies are under investigation. Schmitt says this is the kind of power an administration can wield. We’re talking about the President of the United States claiming that social media companies were killing people. They were having weekly censorship meetings. It was a very coordinated effort using secret portals to flag conversations. It was a massive operation meant to silence critics. These companies weren’t doing it on their own. They were being coerced by big government and that’s why it violates the First Amendment. Fauci admitted he made up the six-foot social distancing theory. We now know the efficacy of masks was a lie. The Wuhan Lab leak we now know was true. Hunter Biden’s laptop they debunked as Russian disinformation before the election, turned out to be true. That’s why it’s dangerous for govt. to get involved in telling people what they should believe, hear or say. Schmitt says corporate media has become the defenders of the Regime. They see Trump as such a threat that they’re willing to ignore the important role of free speech. They’re no longer interested in truth telling. They’re now just interested in defending the actions of the Democrats.  

GUEST: U.S. SENATOR ERIC SCHMITT

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