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Fox. It's dying.

dying. Free speech is dying, but not here. This is the home of ideas. This is the home of debate. It's the Wil cane

podcast on Fox News Podcast. What's up? Welcome to spring break. I am technologically out in the hinterlands. But I wanted to

bring you up today on something that I think deserves a death con one, five alarm fire, red alert. And that is the death of free speech.

Free speech is foundational to the United States of America, not just our form of government,

but our philosophy of living. The United States of America was founded upon the idea that people of disagreement, religiously, politically, and in lifestyle, could come together and live and we acknowledge that the only way that we could live amidst this disagreement was free, free to voice our disagreement.

I want to show you exactly the dire moment in history that we are experiencing. I want to play for you a clip from the

view. And I think DOJ in the same way that it is setting up a task force to investigate oligarchs,

should look into people who are Russian propagandists and shilling for Putin.

That's being, if you are a foreign asset to a dictator, it should be investigated.

In fact, I remember when Tullsey Gabbard, and I even hate that we're discussing it because I think to myself,

who is this woman she's a you

know she's no longer in Congress she's a failed presidential candidate she only

practically exists on Twitter and the fact that we're giving her

oxygen is what makes her relevant.

That we're talking about her on hot topics.

But on the other hand, how do you not call out

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