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😮 [VIDEO] - INTENSE DEBATE on Ukraine, Trans Issues & Free Speech | Rotimi Adeoye • #125

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Julian Dorey

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4.6 • 649 Ratings

šŸ—“ļø 8 November 2022

ā±ļø 176 minutes

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(***TIMESTAMPS in Description Below) ~ Rotimi Adeoye is a political strategist, commentator, and writer. Currently he is a Communications Strategist for the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) as well as an Opinion Columnist at The Daily Beast. Prior to his work with the ACLU, Rotimi worked as the Press Secretary for the Congressman Dan Kildee (D-MI), the Chief Deputy Whip of the House Democratic Caucus. *NOTE: The views and opinions expressed by Rotimi Adeoye are his and do not reflect the views or positions of the ACLU. ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Rotimi’s early career in Congress 5:30 - Voting Rights & Voter ID 16:59 - GOP blocking early counting; Biden’s Speech on Democracy 27:45 - Bernie Sanders & Donald Trump compared; Rotimi on Biden’s Economic Policies 39:10 - The Atlantic’s piece on Pand3mic Amnesty 54:12 - Social Security; Power & Politics 1:08:52 - The Status of the Ukraine-Russia War 1:29:25 - Funding Government; Libertarianism & Socialism ideologies 1:40:49 - Critical Race Theory (CRT); Identity Politics 1:48:40 - Transgender Rights Convo; Penn Swimmer Lia Thomas debate 2:03:16 - The Trans Community & Mainstream Media 2:09:51 - Political Violence 2:20:30 - Free Speech 2:29:37 - The Intercept’s bombshell story on DHS oversight of Social Platforms 2:36:44 - Rotimi recalls January 6th working on Congressional Hill 2:45:47 - The after effects of the George Bush-Dick Cheney White House ~ Get $150 Off The Eight Sleep Pod Pro Mattress / Mattress Cover (USING CODE: ā€œTRENDIFIERā€): https://eight-sleep.ioym.net/trendifier Julian's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianddorey ~ Music via Artlist.io Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

And I think what happens now is when people see this, they now go, we don't want the government involved in all.

0:05.2

Yep.

0:05.5

Which you basically take an opportunity where you could have done this the right way, and you now have to undo all of the bad crap that you've done.

0:14.5

Is there an example of the government regulating speech at any point in human history where it stops with one thing that is agreed upon as wrong

0:22.1

and it never goes past that exactly i can't think of it exactly that's the problem

0:25.7

Rottimi

0:37.2

That's it

0:39.1

Oh, you killed it, man

0:40.3

I got it right

0:40.8

You killed it. Did I nail it? Oh, you killed it, man. I got it right. I was so nervous about that last name all day. I was definitely saying that wrong for the last year or so. Imagine how I was when I was a kid and my mom is teaching me that. She's like, okay, here's your first first name here's your last name and yeah just think

0:54.4

about that don't feel bad at all I couldn't even do it for a little bit well dude thank you so much

0:59.4

for coming in I know you had a weekend in New York City stopped through here for the day you know I had to

1:04.8

I had to come by man I had to come by I appreciate it because your timing is great yeah we got a lot

1:09.6

talk about you got a lot to talk a. We've got a lot to talk about.

1:11.2

A ton talk about. So just as a disclaimer out front on your behalf, I know we talked about this, but you are not here on behalf of the ACLU. Yep, here on my own, of course. Okay. So all the opinions expressed herein are of you. And're all mine all mine well that's all we

1:29.4

no one else is yeah i like i don't like people to take a company line on stuff yeah so you know

1:33.9

they're all mine all right good well can you start off by just explaining exactly what you've been

1:40.3

doing on a day to day over the last year or so with the ACLU yeah Yeah, totally. So I'm a communications advisor for the Voting Rights Project. So, you know,

1:48.9

it's a group people that work on voting rights litigation. And then I kind of help tell the story

1:54.3

of the ACLU's voting rights work in a communications way. So whether that's online, in the press,

2:00.4

and the media. so helping to tell

2:01.7

that story of what we're doing to protect the right to vote in the media. So I really like it.

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