Rumbull is one of the few social media platforms committed to protecting and promoting free speech,

and it has big ambitions to be the competitor to YouTube.

But like other conservative position platforms,

it's facing many headwinds, including legal battles here and abroad.

In this episode, we sit down with the CEO of Rumbull to discuss the platform's feuds with several governments around the globe and its plans to compete with the big tech beamus.

I'm Daily Wire editor-in-Chief John Vickley with Georgia Howell.

It's Saturday August 3rd and this is an extra edition of Morning Wire.

The following interview was conducted during the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.

Joining us now at the Morning Wire Booth at the R&C is Rumbleull CEO Chris Pavlovsky.

Thank you so much for joining us.

Good to meet you as well.

Thanks for having me.

So Rumbull is a major competitor to YouTube.

What are some of Rumbull's latest moves toward staying competitive with them?

Yeah, so I would say the biggest move that we've made in the last two, three years is kind of

of building out our infrastructure. If we're gonna compete against big tech,

we need to be able to have our own infrastructure.

We can't rely on anybody else out there.

As you saw what they did to Parlor,

they deep platform Parlor in 2021. We saw that as a major threat to everything that we do.

And it's really, really important that we have our own infrastructure.

Otherwise, these other platforms like Amazon AWS or Microsoft

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