Hello there, you Awakening Wonders. Thanks for joining me on what is turning out to be the biggest week in stay free history,

and perhaps the biggest week in the history of free speech, full stop. We've already had RFK on the show.

I'm about to talk to Jack Dorsey on the show tomorrow, independently, a rare, special conversation with Tucker Carlson.

You might as well start posting your questions for that chat now.

But joining me right now, I couldn't be more excited to announce one of the inaugural engineers,

one of the initial mystics and wizards that founded this online space.

He co-founded Twitter in 2006.

He since founded more tech companies.

He can't stop founding them. Block to blue sky among them. And now he's endorsing the same

presidential candidate as us. Once he and I shared an extraordinary and peculiar dinner

of the House of Larry. Who's that guy? Larry King. Yes. Larry King. It is the incomparable, bearded, peculiar mystic, Jack Dorsey.

Jack, thank you for joining us.

Thank you, Russell. And thank you for everything you're doing to build up independent media as well.

That's really kind of you to say that.

That was really weird that dinner. You were different then.

You then seemed like that wave of tech engineers.

I remember like sitting near you.

I think I'd possibly feel intimidated because I was like,

oh, no, this is one of the people that's going to be so rich and I didn't like it. And I feel there were a lot of really unusual people there at that dinner.

It was like a sort of a dream, wasn't it?

Yeah, there were some characters. It was a very weird dinner. I didn't have a beard back then.

I was, I wasn't sure to make it a whole thing. I still don't understand what happened that day. It ranks among the strangers. It was sort of a TV show that Larry King, God rest his soul was doing, but I don't think it's ever been aired, and I think that's probably for the best for everyone.

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