Hey, welcome. I'm not going to do a rundown or talk about the lineup today because we do have an update that's pretty significant. This Friday, 7 p.m. Eastern, as I've told you, scheduled to debate Professor Jonathan Zimmerman, Professor of History for 20-something-odd years, author of multiple books. He was on the show last week, and that was going to be at the Annanburg Center for the

Performing Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

There at, well, I was about to say UPenn.

Yes, it is UPenn.

I was about to say Pennsylvania State.

Gerald is UPenn.

Yeah.

Getting turned around because there have been some updates here.

So that's what I told you. You know, this has been 10 years in the making. This has been

10 schools and officially called out with $10,000. Not up for grabs. It's just a gift because

change my mind was always designed to highlight the failures of professors.

We finally found a willing participant after people came forward with absurd terms like at Harvard

and other schools. We walked you through that last week. Discussion was going to be about free speech

where it stands and who is actively trying to kill it.

Obviously, at the risk of showing my cards here, I think that if you want to preserve freedom of speech, you have to fight the institutionalized left.

Because part of my opening statements, which were not, they weren't fully formed, is that wherever the left achieves power, free speech dies.

Wherever freedom of speech thrives, the left dies.

And so that's why they try to control the playing field.

They try to control the narrative.

We saw that with the Department of Misinformation.

We've seen that on big tech platforms, whether it's Google, YouTube, Facebook,

meta, TikTok, Twitter before it became X. Take your pick. And then we just ran into some hiccups

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