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Hi everybody, Dennis Prager here. I saw a movie this weekend.

I did. I wasn't in the theaters, though. I did go to a theater movie. I love going to movies in the

theaters. Now this is a very old movie, actually, and I will be lowered in your esteem,

or at least some of your esteem for never having seen it. However, my belief from the beginning

is hide nothing and let the chips fall where they may. So my wife, who also had never seen it,

which really surprised me, we both watched The Matrix, and we're going to have a mini discussion

about that. My film writing colleague and I, I have some questions about it. I'll tell you one

thing. I'm happy Red Pill has taken on the status it has, and how ironic that it is the Red Pill that

sets you free, and the other was blue, and this is before red and blue as conservative and left.

So Alex Baronson, the former New York Times reporter, and now whistleblower on society, I think

that's a fair way of describing him, has a piece out, the scariest poll you'll see this summer,

and it's not about Joe Biden. This is, he's right, it is the scariest poll. What I'm about to read to you

is one of the handful of things that scares me. I tend not to be in the scared group of humanity.

This does. A majority of Americans and an overwhelming number of Democrats no longer support

first amendment to protections for free speech. An overwhelming number of Democrats.

The government should restrict, quote, false, unquote information online, even if doing so blocks

people from code publishing or accessing information, unquote. 55% of Americans said in a large

poll released Thursday, only 42% disagreed. This is from the Pew Research Center, the poll, by the way.

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