00:08:58.920We go off to court and we move on. But with a class action, the court has to take this preliminary step where it has to determine whether or not the class makes sense so that everyone is working together instead of having, let's say, either a hundred or a thousand or a million, in this case, separate lawsuits that it all should be together in one class action.
00:09:23.740So that's where we're at, is asking the court to certify it. And actually, that was done in December, to be honest, by this organization. So they're the plaintiffs and they made their pitch and their arguments in December. And this week was the defense. So the government lawyer saying why, for so many reasons, it shouldn't be certified. And today, the plaintiff lawyer had an opportunity to provide a brief reply as well.
00:09:50.920So what has the government been saying this week?
00:09:53.460I mean, I've been watching some of your tweets and it's like you're laughing a lot of times because of the ridiculousness of it.
00:10:00.260Well, a little bit. And I have to be honest, it's been a bit tough just over the last two years.
00:10:06.620I sometimes question who the government lawyers are working for, and it's not meant to be a laugh.
00:10:12.640It's just more like a surprise and bewilderment of what it is and who it is, whose interests they are advancing.
00:10:21.840Because these are, in all the cases I'm involved in, it's citizens that are going up against the government.
00:10:28.240That's constitutional cases and these civil liberty cases that I've been representing in the last two years.
00:10:36.320and so the amount of hoops and obstacles and and hurdles that the government lawyers continue to
00:10:45.980put forward is just really hard to watch because from what I know and what I've read in the case
00:10:51.760law is government lawyers are meant to be model litigants they're meant to be efficient and meant
00:10:57.120to help the process move forward because they have that status they have the resources they
00:11:03.260have that position. But everything I've seen is quite the opposite. They continue to put
00:11:08.660stumbling blocks up and then regular Canadian citizens, because that's who these people are
00:11:14.840in all these cases that are trying at least to have a day in court to hold their government to
00:11:20.540account, just continue to be roadblocked all the time. And it's hard to watch that, to be honest.
00:11:28.700How many government lawyers have showed their faces this week?
00:11:32.800So it's been three government lawyers, and I suspect there's at least double or triple behind the scenes helping as well.
00:26:03.660appreciate everything that you have done and everything that you are still doing to keep the
00:26:08.600fight alive and the positive messages that you send out on your social media as well it keeps
00:26:13.560people engaged and it keeps them positive so thank you my pleasure thanks so much for having me we'll
00:26:19.880talk to you again soon there is eva chipiak attorney uh famous i'd say probably most famous
00:26:27.780at this point for being the one to question justin trudeau at the emergencies act inquiry
00:26:32.660last november okay guys uh lieutenant stephen rogers was live tonight i believe it was six
00:26:41.080o'clock eastern maybe 5 30 i could be wrong and he has a message for canadians regarding
00:26:48.200the passing of bill c11 which happened yesterday and here's what he wants us to do and now i'm
00:26:55.940going to talk about canada now i'm going to share with you what we intend to do and this folks
00:27:00.640Please bear with me. This is how we, because we know how our Congress works, our elected officials work. We know how the media works. We have to find a way to get their attention. And we believe that we have found a way.
00:27:14.320Many of us in America, as I said, have received distress calls from a lot of people in countries around the world. But now we're receiving an incredible number of distress calls, and I'm saying emails, etc., from the citizens of Canada because they see their government being slowly and methodically coming under the influence of a communist ideology that is chipping away at their freedoms, liberties, and individual rights.
00:27:42.860We in the United States should not tolerate that. We should not allow it to happen because that is on our northern border. And that could very well threaten the national security of the United States of America if that government in Canada decides to play ball with President Xi of Communist China.
00:28:01.140And that's the message we're going to get out to Americans all over this country.
00:28:05.680As recently as last night, and this is what triggered me, folks, as recently as last night, I've been asked by many people this one question.
00:28:15.800You speak to us about Canada, Lieutenant. We don't know how bad it is. How bad is it?
00:28:21.600Well, I wanted to send them an answer. I want to send them an answer, the Congress an answer, the media an answer in this country in a big way, in a real big way.
00:28:31.140folks. We want to send it in a way that no one in our Congress and no media outlet in America will
00:28:37.340ignore what we are going to give them. And that is the SOS that we're receiving from our northern
00:28:46.220neighbors. So here's what we're going to ask you to do. Number one, we know that people are afraid.
00:28:54.080They're concerned that if they put their name on something, if they write a letter with a return
00:28:59.340address, if they sign a petition that the government will find out, and they're going
00:29:03.900to come after you. I understand it. I understand it. But we're going to ask you to do something
00:29:08.920we know and we truly believe will work. And I'm going to show you something, folks. I'm going to
00:29:13.020show you an envelope, okay? And just bear with me, and I think you'll get what we're driving at here.
00:29:19.600So I'm going to be asking millions of Canadians, not thousands, but millions of Canadians,
00:29:26.140who are in distress over their government actions to take an envelope this size
00:29:31.140and to put on that envelope, all right, and I'm going to show you exactly,
00:29:36.520let me just get to where I want to be here, to put this, SOS from Canada to the United States.
00:29:44.380We don't want your name. I don't want checks. I don't want money.
00:29:47.800I don't want anything that can get back to you, all right?
00:30:21.240campaign for number four campaign for america box 225 nutley new jersey
00:30:32.700zero seven one one zero so if you're only listening right now i'm going to repeat that
00:30:40.060because i know a lot of people listen and don't watch the show campaign for america the number
00:30:46.580four this is the address the actual address he's talking about snail mail here guys not email not
00:30:52.340messenger this is write it down put it in an envelope put a freaking stamp on it put it in
00:30:59.920the box. Campaign for America, P.O. Box 225, Nutley, N-U-T-L-E-Y, Nutley, New Jersey, 07110.
00:31:15.620I intend to hand deliver stacks and stacks and stacks of letters from Canada to the United
00:31:24.080States Capitol and to the media outlets. Now, one might say, well, you know, if there's no
00:31:29.140identifier in there, how are they going to know they're from Canada? Because you see, folks,
00:31:33.460as you know, here and here, it'll be postmark Canada. So unless, you know, they're blind,0.97
00:31:41.120they're going to see that these letters, this SOS, International Call for Assistance and Help,
00:31:48.360they will know they're from Canada. Now, you think about this. You know, and I know that
00:31:54.360politicians don't like the masses addressing an issue. But what do you think the media in this
00:32:02.280country is going to do when we, and I prayerfully and hopefully pray we're successful with this,
00:32:07.760when we have, let's say, 200,000 letters from the citizens of Canada, or we have a million,
00:32:13.180I think, hi, I'm optimistic, a million letters from people in another country looking for help
00:32:19.260to secure their freedom and liberty. And those of you in the United States watching and around
00:32:24.140the world. Join us. Join us. Put SOS from Canada to the United States. You can put SOS from your
00:32:32.620nation in support of Canadians to the United States. This is the kind of stuff that'll rock1.00
00:32:38.860them. It's done, folks. It's done very, very methodically. And we do it because we know people,
00:32:45.020again, won't sign petitions. All right. And they're fearful of the government coming after
00:32:49.960him. I get it. I absolutely get it. But like I said, we don't want checks. We don't want money.
00:32:57.220We don't want anything but that SOS call because it is recognized as an international distress
00:33:03.920signal. And I've got to tell you, folks, and I've been involved in politics a long time. If somebody
00:33:09.880dropped 200,000 to maybe a million letters off at my office or in front of the Capitol, well,
00:33:16.640that is going to draw the attention of the media and that is going to draw the attention of those
00:33:23.440lawmakers in this country then they will take it very very seriously we're meeting with some
00:33:30.200congressional people as i told you in the near future we've got the attention of some of the
00:33:34.180press but after last night talking to people at this gop event which by the way we're going to
00:33:39.680be doing this hopefully around the country we've got more meetings coming up but the canadian
00:33:45.380government has decided to move this rather quickly, maybe because they realize that there's
00:33:50.840going to be just not a backlash from American leadership, which I hope will happen, but from
00:33:56.140around the world. I mean, they have, you know, look, I know that if Trudeau probably doesn't
00:34:01.800watch this, of course not, but his operatives do, his supporters do. I get the hate mail and this
00:34:07.220kind of mail and that mail. But, you know, if you're watching, you've got to understand
00:34:12.160what you did, what you did was ignite a fire, not across your own country, but around the world.
00:34:20.140You've awakened. You've done us a favor. You've awakened the fact that freedom and liberty is
00:34:26.240under fire. It is under fire. And you've awakened the good patriots of every country, of every
00:34:32.160person, of every patriot who loves freedom and liberty. You've done a good thing for us.
00:34:39.140that was the unintended consequence i know you didn't do that purposely
00:34:43.280and you've got to know that way you're going to end up you're going to end up in the ash bin of
00:34:49.240history we will always always win but for all right so campaign for america po box 225 nutley
00:35:00.120new jersey n-u-t-l-e-y new jersey zero seven one one zero that's the zip code and you want to know
00:35:09.920what i got a call from one of steven's people oh early this morning and that person told me that
00:35:20.460lieutenant rogers was going to do this thing tonight and could i put it on my show and i said
00:35:26.860yeah i'll give it a try but i do have a lot of things to do this afternoon so i may not be able
00:35:32.800to be available when steve goes on the air but if not i'll definitely replay it so what we need to
00:35:41.820do is get him on the show at some point next week it's been a while since we've had lieutenant
00:35:47.420rogers on the show so uh we need to bring him on i mean his idea of sending a simple note sos from
00:35:57.320canada to the united states help us if we can get this in the hundreds of thousands
00:36:04.400and how hard is it really it ain't it's not difficult at all aside from the fact that you
00:36:15.080may not know how to mail a letter anymore because it's been so long but seriously think about what
00:36:20.860he just said you know when i first heard this to be honest i went yeah yeah another mail campaign
00:36:25.480whatever but when you sit and think about it you go this is not just some email that a politician
00:36:32.060can just delete this is something else think about a million letters pleading for help now we know
00:36:43.400that biden's not going to do anything about it and we certainly know that none of the republicans
00:36:48.300or sorry the democrats down there are going to do anything about it and a good chunk of republicans
00:36:54.000as well but there are certain politicians down there both federal and state who will eat this up
00:37:00.740and it's going to make some noise and at that point the left-wing corporate media will not be
00:37:05.260able to ignore it they might chastise it they might say anti this anti that whatever
00:37:13.480but ultimately it will be noticed so i think it's a very good idea hey look at this i became aware
00:37:23.460of this today and i thought already huh i didn't realize that's already in use until i saw it for
00:37:32.960myself with my own eyes look at this it's a pamphlet that i saw today and this is what made
00:37:38.700me go what the f and you can check your own province's website as well to see if they're
00:37:46.940doing it to you in manitoba we don't have private insurance for vehicles it's a public insurance
00:37:54.520thing it's called manitoba public insurance obviously auto pack in saskatchewan i think
00:37:59.100it's sgi and bc it's icbc but there is private insurance in alberta and in ontario and i'm not
00:38:07.180sure if they're doing it either because these days there's not a lot of difference between
00:38:11.500large corporations and governments facial recognition technology
00:38:16.500identity verification is a vital part of the work we do at manitoba public insurance of course
00:38:24.600they're going to paint this in a shiny happy light manitobans expect their driver's licenses
00:38:30.360and identification cards to be secure and reliable one of the tools we use to enhance
00:38:34.920the security of these documents is our facial recognition system it's in place
00:38:42.760how does the technology work well when you apply for a driver's license or identification card
00:38:47.880issued by mpi you are photographed facial recognition technology is then used to measure
00:38:53.800the specific characteristics of your face and create a mathematical equation.
00:38:58.420The system then compares the equation to others in the database.
00:39:01.520Our identity management team may perform further facial recognition comparisons on images that
00:39:08.420are too close for the software to distinguish, like twins or something.
00:39:14.900Using facial recognition technology helps us to prevent anyone from having two driver's
00:39:21.100licenses and or id cards or assuming someone else's identity so it's all about your safety
00:39:26.940remember to discuss a concern about the collection and handling of your personal information or to
00:39:32.020review your own information held in our care contact blah blah blah blah blah blah this is
00:39:36.320on the website guys mpi.mb.ca and you can find out more in your own province or state by going to
00:39:43.660your state or government's website obviously now they say they're going to protect your privacy
00:39:50.120and personal information. I say, sure they are. Hey, this is an interesting story from the Epoch
00:39:58.640Times. Lawyer testifies that Canadian military doctors were told not to report vaccine injuries
00:40:09.300by Matthew Horwood. Following the vaccine rollout, Canadian Armed Forces doctors were told
00:40:18.240to report serious, or sorry, not told to report serious adverse reactions, according to a lawyer
00:40:25.940for Canadian veterans. I have military doctors who provided sworn evidence that they were told
00:40:32.240not to report vaccine injuries, or if they asked how to report, they were told to just be quiet.
00:40:40.900Catherine Christensen, founder of Valor Law and Valor Legal Action Center for Military Law,
00:40:46.240testified at the nci and red deer this past week by the way it's moving on to vancouver in a couple
00:40:53.200of weeks it's going to head back out to ottawa and quebec after that you can check it out on their
00:40:58.180website they were told to diagnose them as other things like guillain bar syndrome when young men
00:41:03.980were collapsing in the shower after injections they were vaccine injured according to p hack gbs
00:41:09.540guillain bar syndrome is a rare neurological disorder that causes the immune system to
00:41:14.760damaged nerve cells and a small number of people have developed this after receiving the COVID-19
00:41:20.900viral vector vaccine by Johnson and Johnson or AstraZeneca. That is one of the many, many side
00:41:28.460effects listed on the mRNA vaccine websites as well. Pages and pages and pages long. Christensen,
00:41:35.640who represents 360 soldiers affected by the CAF vaccine mandate, 360. Wow. And I'm sure there's
00:41:43.320more too spoke about the impacts of the mandate the nci is examining how the pandemic measures
00:41:48.320put in place by all levels of government impacted canadians in the categories of health fundamental
00:41:53.300rights and freedom social well-being and economic prosperity that is an amazing story they were told
00:42:00.800not to report here's another interesting one pierre polyev who has been campaigning to get rid
00:42:08.840of the cbc not completely he says they'll still keep um french language radio i think but
00:42:17.760everything else has gotta go well poly have declined to meet with the cbc president over
00:42:23.180the defunding campaign according to a letter obtained by black locks reporter after poly
00:42:30.840have run his conservative leadership campaign on the promise to defund the state broadcaster
00:42:34.580Catherine Tate, who is the CEO and president of the CBC, wrote a letter to Polyev in November of last year to request a formal meeting to discuss the implications of this policy.
00:42:45.900She says, I have received no response from your office informing me that you're not able to accommodate my request to meet with you.
00:42:51.960I must admit I find this disappointing.
00:42:55.200Your party continues to run email blasts and Twitter and Facebook ads, falsely accusing
00:42:59.560CBC journalists of bias and using the defund promise to try and generate money for your
00:43:09.140She's making a very, very, very serious allegation there.
00:43:13.180As head of the public broadcaster and as leader of the opposition, I think Canadians can rightly
00:43:18.200expect that the two of us have a responsibility to discuss the implications of your promise
00:43:23.580wrote tate before requesting another meeting despite tate's claims that the cbc is unbiased
00:43:30.240the state broadcaster has been criticized several times for their anti-conservative coverage and
00:43:35.400accused of being friendly towards the trudeau government just think during the federal election
00:43:43.000of 2019 the cbc sued the conservative party after alleging the party infringed on the moral rights
00:43:50.280of two of their employees after using program excerpts of rosemary barton and john paul tasker
00:43:56.160of course the liberal party and the ndp were doing the same thing but received no such threat or
00:44:01.800actual lawsuit interesting isn't it further the trudeau government used misleading reports from
00:44:08.920the cbc to invoke the emergencies act against the freedom convoy in february of last year according
00:44:14.540to filings with the United States Federal Election Commission, Tate donated to the
00:44:20.000presidential campaign of then-Democrat Party candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016.
00:44:28.780All right, this was tweeted out or retweeted out by a liberal called Dr. Doug E. Olfson.
00:44:37.260Now, I have a special kind of dislike for this doctor because he's the liberal candidate.
00:44:44.540Excuse me. He's been the liberal candidate in my writing for the past three elections, one of which he is sorry, two of which he is one, one of which the most recent he lost.
00:44:56.960And he said, see, I told you, American style right wing politics are coming to Canada.
00:45:02.620And then he posted this video of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith.
00:45:08.360In the interim, we can assert some freedom, assert that we're going to do things a different way.
00:45:12.700Maybe we get a cross-border agreement with Ron DeSantis. Maybe he has a little zone in Florida that we would be able to fly direct to. Maybe we can develop bilateral agreements with other free states, red state jurisdictions in the U.S., or even internationally that would allow for us to have a little more autonomy. I don't know, but I think it's worth trying.
00:45:33.500in the interest yes it certainly is worth trying if all else fails and is it a terrible thing that
00:45:41.900american-style right-wing politics are coming to canada i don't think so we don't have any
00:45:47.640the ones we do have seem to be very wishy-washy don't you think
00:45:54.120where are all the conservative politicians standing up against the nonsense have you heard any of them
00:46:04.560crickets this is one of the special ones here
00:46:12.520we need to keep her in the premier's chair in alberta at the end of may do whatever you can
00:46:22.120to make sure that she wins that election my friends and i understand some of you might think
00:46:28.760that she is a secret globalist i don't know for sure but i can tell you that the globalist agenda
00:46:37.300will be implemented a lot sooner if rachel notley gets into power in alberta that is a guarantee
00:46:46.540with four more years of danielle smith and i keep saying this but i want you to hear me
00:46:52.120we have a lot more runway to develop our plan
00:46:57.540and our resistance to the globalist agenda.
00:47:33.220Hopefully he gets a few seats in the next election.
00:47:36.700Hopefully there's an election this year.
00:47:38.960Hopefully the NDP sees the liberals do something so terrible they have no choice but to hold a confidence vote and get rid of Trudeau and have an election.
00:47:49.320But in the meantime, friends, we have to get right-leaning conservative politicians in power
00:47:56.240in key governments. Alberta is definitely key. The government of Canada is definitely key. I just
00:48:05.400thought I'd throw this one in there or out there for you. Tuberculosis rising after COVID-19
00:48:12.040pandemic redirected services, say Canadian health officials. Huge rebound in TB deaths and cases
00:48:18.200in some areas according to canadian health officials could it be because this genetic
00:48:23.580monstrosity is killing people's immune systems
00:48:27.200i don't know why i chose to throw that story in the middle of everything else that i'm talking
00:48:34.140about right now because it doesn't really fit does it i just thought i would throw it in there
00:48:38.880i want oh look at this i thought this people need to hear this one zero hedge this is kind of
00:48:45.760interesting ex-us army psyops expert said fox news fired tucker carlson to maintain semi-lobotomized0.84
00:48:56.980quasi-retarded population oh whoa that's now that's okay that's taken a pretty big scattergun0.90
00:49:08.620without a lot of proof but then again you know pundits are popular because or unpopular because0.95
00:49:14.420of their opinions right right the remarks were made by u.s counter-terror expert scott bennett
00:49:20.220carlson and fox news parted ways on monday as we all know according to bennett carlson posed too
00:49:25.960much of a threat to institutional power because he turned americans into proper researchers and
00:49:31.780thinkers carlson offered an intellectualism truthfulness and an analytical depth that no
00:49:37.940other news personality has ever done in the history of the united states as far back as
00:49:42.280I can remember, said Bennett. Tucker needed to be silenced because he represented too big a threat to the powers and principalities, institutions and agendas that seek an unenlightened, uninformed, semi lobotomized, quasi retarded population that do not question, do not research, do not analyze, but simply digest and follow instructions.0.99
00:50:03.140here here wow i love that language strong powerful unapologetic we all need to take0.98
00:50:15.920off the kid gloves i think tucker carlson also exposed the fraud and money money laundering
00:50:21.540racketeering crimes of ftx and the democrat party in ukraine involving the united states government
00:50:27.580he exposed the u.s biochemical labs in ukraine and their connection to the democrat party
00:50:32.940barack obama biden hillary clinton george soros bill gates and other u.s government agencies and
00:50:40.160pharmaceutical companies bennett told sputnik oh i wonder what sputnik is russian news agency but
00:50:48.600still so what the ex-hosts anti-regime rhetoric could no longer be tolerated by the corrupt
00:50:55.140american media and political excuse me political establishment said bennett adding that his exit
00:51:01.180signals the death of American media. Well, no, I don't think that's true. As much as
00:51:11.160he was important, and you see, here's the thing, in the United States, media considers alternative
00:51:20.960media as well. So that would be The Blaze, that would be Ben Shapiro's thing, what's that called,
00:51:28.660the daily I forget the name of the company but and there are more and more and more emerging all
00:51:35.840the time right so based upon and you can tell because when you look at television ratings
00:51:42.580they are going down and down and down I'm not talking about prime time programming I'm talking
00:51:46.900about cable news programming those ratings are going down and down and down and down and down
00:51:52.100And the same is happening here in Canada. But Trudeau is trying to stop that.
00:51:57.700By giving them money and by shutting us down.
00:52:01.200So somebody was asking me today, I think it was Selena Paley.
00:52:06.300And if you don't follow Selena, go ahead and find her here on Facebook or go to her website, SelenaPaley.com.
00:52:13.400She was asking me what I thought about Bill C-11, what the ramifications might be.
00:52:17.460Well, Pablo Rodriguez, who's the heritage minister, he was in charge of this file.
00:52:21.060He said yesterday in a National Post article that, hey, hey, hey, online creators that not intended will not be captured by this by this law.
00:52:29.580So don't worry about it. I don't believe him. Not for one second.
00:52:36.160I think he's a politician, right? He's a liar, but he's also a globalist politician, which makes him an even bigger liar.
00:52:42.520I think what's going to happen is an organization like Rebel News, who are very good at delivering.
00:52:47.800Look, they're over the top. They're dramatic, sometimes corny. But what they do do well is tell, like they say, the other side of the story. And they also are very good at raising money, not just for themselves either.
00:53:00.960and i think that with the the followers they have on the many platforms they occupy
00:53:10.160i think they could raise enough money to go ahead and take this to a constitutional challenge
00:53:15.480is it impingement infringement sorry on the rights of free speech of canadians
00:53:21.920as protected by the charter of rights and freedoms it absolutely is
00:53:25.780the problem in my opinion would be proving that they're doing it
00:53:32.340in order to prove that they're doing it because that's the thing that's the sinister thing about
00:53:37.900shadow banning right you can see i can see that my numbers my viewing numbers might be down for
00:53:44.680some reason and so you you start checking out trends okay are they down down down down if so
00:53:50.360why because i've got more followers than ever so the numbers should be going slowly up not slowly
00:53:55.820down why is that happening who is restricting this page and this show online then you'd have
00:54:05.340to find out if facebook was doing it or you'd have to find out if the canadian government was doing
00:54:09.980it or some other entity doing it and that's tough because you need documents and emails to prove
00:54:15.360that so you have to file freedom of information requests which is expensive and takes a lot of
00:54:21.680money then you've got to hire lawyers and say see look these guys are actually doing what they said
00:54:25.420they wouldn't do and they're breaching the charter of rights and freedoms court cases take two three
00:54:30.280years in the meantime what trudeau is going to succeed in doing if he follows through on taking
00:54:36.060shows like this rebel news western standard tnc off the air is own the media outright because
00:54:45.340As you know, all the broadcast journalists, they're all bought and paid for already.
01:01:59.560There are often very fine reporters, correspondents.
01:02:02.360In fact, the media does a fine job, but within a framework that determines what to discuss, not to discuss.
01:02:10.640Much of his framework was exposed in a blistering account by a Columbia Journalism Review investigation that documented years of faulty reporting and journalistic failures in coverage of Trump by media outlets, including the New York Times and Washington Post, many times in articles that later won journalism prizes.
01:02:28.840One of the few Americans to challenge the official framework of acceptable narratives was a controversial and polarizing Fox News TV talking head hated by the mainstream reporters for daring to throw darts at liberal pieties.
01:02:44.400Nonetheless, the majority of reporters have shrugged aside their colleagues reporting fiascos and the damage done to their own reputations and continue to blame most failures in journalism on one person, Tucker Carlson.
01:02:59.800So it was not surprising that reporters began a week-long celebration this past Monday when Fox fired him.
01:03:08.700But years before Fox canned him, Twitter files show that the bird company sought to clip Tucker's wings when he reported the World Health Organization did not recommend that children get the COVID-19 vaccine.
01:03:20.300when tucker's june 2021 report on the who's vaccine recommendations hit twitter the who's
01:03:26.100stealth edited their covid vaccine page to remove language tucker cited in his op ed
01:03:32.120now this is something that's happened frequently with provincial and the federal government
01:03:37.260in the past three years i've seen it i've i've experienced it they try to make you think you're
01:03:45.400crazy wait a minute i found this and now it's gone what are you doing the following day twitter
01:03:51.400officials began discussing tucker's essay and how to limit its impact without calling attention to
01:03:56.200tucker and creating political risks for twitter by directly censoring fox news given that this
01:04:02.080article's narrative is related to big tech censorship i want to be mindful that taking
01:04:06.820action at the url level could lead to this particular article gaining more traction