Good morning and welcome to Von Dina Report Early Edition. I am your host, Evita. We're going to start

today off with a quick free speech update. And I'm so happy to tell you guys that for once it's

actually good news. Then we're going to discuss the UK arresting protesters for online

thought crimes. Kamala has brought back the sudden onset urban accent and

Tampon Tim did something genuinely weird at his rally with Kamala. It's really weird, you guys,

I promise. An update on Wals's CCP ties why Walsh's stolen valor infuriates me on a personal level and a TikTok trend that I believe signifies

civilizational decline. All this on, Bonjina Report, early edition. So got a quick update on some big news that we covered earlier in the week.

Yesterday, the Global Alliance for Responsible Media, or Garm, announced it is officially shutting itself down.

Now, Garm is, or I guess at this point,

it was a sinister cabal of advertisers and tech companies colluding together to de-platform and

demonetize dissident speech. And what Garm members did, for example, was they'd all get together

and say, none of us are gonna advertise with Dan Bongino

because Dan Bonjino is really dangerous.

Or they'd come together and say,

none of us are gonna advertise on Rumble

because Rumble is dangerous because it platforms dangerous speech

like the Dan Bonjino show.

That's sort of the intent behind Garm. So again, Garm was effectively de-platforming in demonetizing

right-wing voices. And this week, X in Rumble joined forces to file an antitrust lawsuit against

Garm. And within days, Garm announced that it was shutting itself down. I think it was within one day, Garm said,

okay, after the lawsuit, we're done, we're no longer an entity. And this is obviously a huge

victory for free speech, but the story cannot just end here. Sean Davis, my former boss,

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