Good morning, it is Friday, February 10th, and it's six minutes after 10.

It's Kendall and Casey on 93, W-I-B-C. So the Twitter files, they came out,

they exposed an extensive system of coordinated government censorship.

Didn't get any media coverage. So Elon Musk pretty much gave Comor and Grassley,

who are part of the Select House Subcommittee, looking into the federal government's weaponization,

must gave them everything they needed. But there's been no coverage from the mainstream media.

And most Americans support Elon Musk, exposing how the censorship occurred on Twitter under

their previous ownership. In fact, the latest Rasmussen report says that 63% of Americans approve

of his decision to publish the Twitter files. And how come you turn on the nightly news and even

coverage of this subcommittee hearing mentions nothing about the Twitter files?

Yeah, so Rogan and we're going to see if Kev did his job here.

Kev, I really hope that you were on top of this. I always put on our template needs bleeped

Kev in all capitalized letters and triple exclamation point. So Kev, let's see if we still have

jobs after we get done with this audio go. One of the best examples of that is the Twitter files.

You see no coverage of this on CNN, no coverage of this astounding collusion between intelligence

agencies and a social media network to suppress accurate information that would harm the political

party that's in power, which is wild. It's wild that the news isn't covering this because like

arguably that's as big a scandal as Watergate. It's as big a scandal as any other

times in the past where we've found that there's been some really shady shit going on

that would change the way people would see a narrative. Good job, Kevin.

Okay, so the world of Big Tech been turned upside down when Elon Musk bought Twitter

and it was really a fun wild ride and no CEO of any other major social media platform has taken

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