Well, have you been watching the high wire for some time?

You know that we really started this program out using social media.

This was a show that was placed out on Facebook and YouTube and that's where we built our

audience.

But as things started to change and the climate around free speech was shifting, we recognized

that our days were numbered and we started telling all of you you need to come over to our

website, thehighwire.com, in order to watch this show, at least know it's there in case

we were ever cut short.

And as we were within just about a month or two, we lost both of our YouTube and our

Facebook channels, lots of media were celebrating the fact that we had been silenced, which

was a very interesting thing coming from media.

Well, at the heart of this is really this conversation, what is free speech, what are

our First Amendment rights in the United States of America, and what power should the government

use against people that they think are spreading misinformation?

Is that really even something that should be in the hands of the government?

What is misinformation?

All of this is the heart of maybe one of the most important lawsuits in the history of

the United States of America, especially as we think about all of these things hanging

in the balance.

Sure, social media is placing the world in a place that maybe our forefathers never

thought about, has news actually changed?

Well, this is the heart of this lawsuit and it's Missouri against the Biden administration.

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