Hello, and welcome to another edition of the Byron York Show, the No-Chit Chat Podcast.

We like to get right into it, and what we're going to get into today is an interview.

It's an interview about humor, it's about freedom of speech, and it's about the importance

of social media.

And we're going to talk to Seth Dillon, who is the CEO of the Babylon Bee.

It's a really, really funny website, sure you're familiar with.

It's a really funny Twitter feed, too, if you could read it, which you can't.

You cannot read anything new on the Babylon Bee because Twitter has locked up its account

for more than a month now for engaging in what Twitter characterized as hate speech.

It's a completely, completely baseless charge, but there it is.

And the interesting thing is that the fate of the Babylon Bee, the current condition of

the Babylon Bee that is being in Twitter jail, seems to have played a small part in Elon

Musk's decision to purchase Twitter, a small part in a very, very big deal.

So I talked to Seth Dillon, CEO of the Babylon Bee about that, and about a lot of other things

that they've gone through in the past, efforts from social media organizations and from

traditional media organizations to infringe on the job that they do, creating this really,

really funny website, the Babylon Bee.

So let's start it right now and talk to Seth Dillon, thanks so much for joining us.

Thanks for having me on.

The news that everybody is talking about now is Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, which

is particularly important because as we speak, the Babylon Bee remains locked out of tweeting

still in Twitter jail.

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