A bombshell new report from the House Judiciary Committee shows the federal government

outsourced online censorship to a team of academics.

They're suggesting that, oh, you may want to look at this, you may want to take this down,

you may want to filter this, you may want to limit the visibility of this, that's scary stop.

What was Stanford University's role, And what are the First Amendment implications?

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According to a new report from the House Judiciary Committee, the State Department and Homeland Security

outsourced a program to monitor and censor Americans online

speech to Stanford University.

Known as the Election Integrity Partnership, the program went into effect just before the 2020 presidential election.

Here with Moore's Daily Wire Cultural reporter, Megan Basham. So Megan, we've previously covered

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