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Slack.com slash THQ. This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Bacheler.

I welcome my colleague, Devon Nunes, the guru, the executive of Truth Social. Devon is watching

very carefully the breaking news, but then the historical facts established these last

years having to do with his time in Congress, especially the last years when he was chair

and then ranking on the House Intelligence Committee. We begin however with Truth Social because

Devon's job is to build a social media platform that acknowledges and celebrates the First

Amendment. That doesn't seem challenging in the United States of America until you look

at the facts today that all the social media platforms that are now famous and well

to do, although not as well to do as they used to be, are now compromised by information

coming out from various sources about how they were used by officials in Washington and

their own staff to either edit the news or impolite way would be censored the news and

direct people to one conclusion in a political contest. Not several, not many. Just one

conclusion, especially in the 2020 election. However, I get to the facts of Truth Social's

growth. Devon, a very good evening to you. Truth Social follows the First Amendment.

There are other places doing it, but you are doing it in light of the fact that Twitter

files have revealed extreme distortion in the years that you were at the House Intelligence

Committee. When you discuss things with your new members, people following you, do they

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