Hello and welcome to the Byron-York Show, the new chipchat podcast, and we'd like to get

right into it.

And what we're going to get into today is Twitter, the FBI and the First Amendment, all together

in one podcast.

Now Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, surely you've heard, has made a lot of news in

the conservative world recently, mostly in the conservative world because a lot of other

world's are kind of ignoring this.

A lot of news in the conservative world.

When he released information about Twitter's infamous, infamous suppression of the October

2020 New York Post story about Joe Biden and influence pedaling, it was a story based

on evidence from Biden's son Hunter's laptop, the famous laptop.

Now the article published in the last three weeks of the 2020 presidential campaign noted

that Hunter Biden was engaged in shady business dealings in Ukraine, we knew that.

And reported that one of Hunter's Ukrainian associates thanked Hunter, sent him an email,

thanking Hunter for arranging for the associate to meet Hunter's father, who was then the

vice president of the United States.

Now one reasonable inference to draw from the story was that Hunter and Joe Biden worked

together to reward the people who were paying Hunter at least $50,000 a month to do nothing

in particular.

All right, so the information that Elon Musk released about the circumstances of the Twitter

suppression of the story, it basically essentially confirmed what we already knew.

I mean, my first reaction to it was, I'd like to know more because it confirmed what we

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