You are listening to the Jordan is my lawyer podcast. This is your host, Jordan, and I give you the legal analysis you've been waiting for.

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have an open mind, and think for yourselves. Deal? Oh, and one last thing?

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Welcome back to the Jordan is my lawyer podcast. It is Monday, so you already know what that means.

We're recapping the past week of current affairs in an

unbiased fact-based manner so you can form your own opinions without any

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So with that, let's get into today's stories. On Tuesday, a federal judge ruled that White House Press Secretary Corrine

John Pierre and Dr. Anthony Fauchy must turn over any emails that they sent to

social media companies about misinformation or the censorship of social media content.

In May of this year, the state of Missouri and the state of Louisiana filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration alleging

that the administration had worked with social media companies to suppress free speech.

Inciting to case law, the lawsuit says in part, social media has become in many ways

the modern public sphere. Social media platforms provide perhaps the most powerful mechanisms available to a private citizen to make his or her voice heard.

Today's digital platforms provide avenues for historically unprecedented amounts of speech,

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