All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to making the argument.

Well, unless you've been hiding in a cave somewhere, and perhaps even then, you've known that big tech has had a bit of a problem with, I don't know, people that don't walk the party line.

And in fact, we have all kinds of evidence that has now been showing that the government has been colluding with big tech.

In fact, in some cases, you might even say intimidating big tech to censor voices or to

censor information that it finds inconvenient.

Well, today with us on the show, we have Andrew Riddah, who worked in the Trump White House

and is also the CEO and co-founder of liberation technology services.

And Andrew got to see a lot of this from the front lines.

I mean, imagine working, you know, in the White House and just watching as all of a sudden,

all of these big tech companies.

And keep in mind, it wasn't just the stuff you saw on like Twitter back in the day

or YouTube or Facebook or meta. It wasn't just that. We actually saw like Google servers

completely shutting down parlor and preventing them from being able to operate as soon as it was

starting to pick up steam. So this is a very real issue in the way that government works with big tech in order to,

let's just say, censor the people they don't like. Not to mention that with the latest

issue with CrowdStrike, I think people all over the world realize just how fragile at times

this system that we have is. And so, Andrew, thank you very much for joining us.

Thank you so much for having me. So Andrew, real quick, give us a little bit of background on what

exactly you did with the Trump administration and working in the White House.

So I was there all four years. So as you can imagine, served in a variety of different roles.

But for the last two and a half years or so, I was one of the senior advanced leads for the president, President Trump. And what that essentially means is we would go out days to even a couple of weeks ahead of time to set up these events that the president would participate in, whether it's him going

to one of his properties for a holiday to a rally, a policy event, or going into North Korea.

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