hosts James Just and John Cameron delve into the contentious debate over free speech and its implications for democracy. This episode unpacks the recent concerns raised by The New York Times about free speech’s potential threat to democratic values, the ongoing discussion around misinformation in mainstream media, and the controversial tic-toc ban.
We also explore California’s minimum wage exemption controversy, dissect the complexities of legal guilt with Victor Davis Hanson’s insights, and examine the sudden removal of child gender-transition guidance from a leading medical organization’s website. Plus, we discuss the broader implications of state intervention in personal freedoms and the latest developments in the FBI no-fly list case at the Supreme Court.
Don’t miss this thought-provoking episode that cuts through the noise to bring you a clear-eyed perspective on today’s most pressing issues.
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