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See in store for T's and C's. And I'm Welcome back everyone to a new episode of You're Wrong with Molly Hemingway and

David Arseani. Just as a reminder if you'd like to email the show please do so at radio at the federalist.com we'd love to hear from you

Molly how are you doing?

I'm doing great David why do you doing? I'm doing great David. Why do you ask? You don't sound like you're doing great. I feel like... Oh, I'm really not feeling well. Yeah. I'm sick. I just wanted to tee you up for that. I might not make any sense during this

podcast more than normal. So the usual I can make the

challenge. Well let's start today by talking about a Supreme Court decision that just came down as we were preparing for the show,

Murphy v Missouri, which is a, I think, a pretty important free speech case do you want to explain a

little about what it was about? Yeah I actually think we should maybe do a show at the end of

the Supreme Court term where we go through all of the important this term, and just kind of revisit what happened on the court, what the left's attacks were on the court.

Super important case, Murphy v. Missouri, which was formerly named Missouri v. Biden, I think, dealt with a wide-ranging censorship

scheme engaged in by the federal government against people who said things that the regime did not agree with.

It was a case looking at, you know, mostly how on the basis of COVID debate our government silenced people

from saying things that criticized or questioned or even like just

discussed or debated issues that the government had taken positions on.

It is so important because of the many horrific things that happened in response to the COVID

pandemic, the restrictions on civil liberties and speech were really important.

And so there was this case that went through how all of these people had their First Amendment rights, utterly destroyed, violated.

And it was really important to get the government to stop censoring speech.

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