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Trump is *Burying* his NFT Launch | Total Embarrassment.

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at this point I imagine you've already

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seen that Donald Trump has released an

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nft collection that he believes would

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make a good Christmas present but there

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are two things that I think are very

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interesting to note that maybe you might

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not have seen in either the announcement

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or in the fine print the first thing

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that I think that's very interesting to

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know is usually Donald Trump is

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extremely optimistic that's one of his

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characteristics is this idea that

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everything is great it's amazing Nobody

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Does it Better right this pure

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confidence that Donald Trump generally

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portrays however in Donald Trump's major

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announcement post on Truth social

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announcing this nft drop he actually in

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two circumstances drops his ordinary

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enthusiasm this is probably because in

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the past he's actually disliked crypto

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even CZ the founder of finance and the

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CEO of binance whom I'm not the biggest

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fan of but even CZ points out that

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Donald Trump didn't used to be a fan of

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crypto at all of a sudden drops an nft

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collection seems odd but look at Donald

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Trump's verbiage here major announcement

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my official Donald Trump digital trading

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card collection is here these limited

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edition cards feature amazing art of my

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life and career collect all of your

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favorite Trump digital trading cards

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very much like a baseball card but

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hopefully much more exciting go to

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collecttrumpcards.com and get your cards

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now only 99 eat each would make a great

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Christmas gift don't wait they will be

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gone I believe very quickly okay so

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where are the two notes here where he

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actually qualifies his optimism

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extremely out of character for Donald

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Trump right here first but hopefully

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more exciting than baseball cards Donald

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you are offering people the chance to be

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on a zoom call with you or the chance at

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a meet and greet at the private Palm

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Beach Resort or the unforgettable

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private meeting with Donald Trump at

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Mar-A-Lago right uh so folks these these

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are like the pitches this is done as a

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sweepstakes uh and the idea here is that

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if you buy an nft you have a chance

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essentially a raffle at getting one of

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those those benefits but for Donald

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Trump to suggest that his trading cards

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will hopefully be much more exciting is

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very very out of character it is also

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very out of character for him to say

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they will be gone I believe very quickly

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it in my opinion Donald Trump is

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actually not very optimistic about this

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I think he's actually shaking his head

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at how ridiculous this is and he's his

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credibility is getting hit for this

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because it's kind of like I hate crypto

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now I love crypto because I'm dropping

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my nft collection but in addition to

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that it's worth noting that if you look

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at the fine print of this uh this this

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website collecttrumpcards.com

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entry requests blah blah blah blah over

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here so nft International

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LLC that's the company that that puts

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this uh website together over here uh

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and I'm in the way right now of you

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being able to see that corner there so

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I'll just move myself temporarily right

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there there we go nft International LLC

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is not owned managed or controlled by

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Donald Trump so this is actually not a

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Donald Trump product

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the Trump organization cic digital or

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any respective principles including

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Donald Trump instead nft International

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LLC uses Donald Trump's name likeness

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and image under a paid license

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from cic digital LLC which license may

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be terminated or revoked according to

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its terms so in other words

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Donald Trump sold

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his name and likeness to an nft company

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and probably got paid a minimum along

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with I would guess some kind of split so

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for example somebody may have gone up to

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Donald Trump and said something

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effective hey we'll pay you 20 million

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bucks and a worst case scenario you need

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to do 30 minutes on a zoom call and

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shake a few hands at Mar-A-Lago don't

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worry we'll get them there you know

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we'll pay the flight or whatever but

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you'll get 20 mil just for doing that

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and giving us a license to use your name

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we'll do the art we'll sell the nfts

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we'll do the website all we really want

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you to do is let us license your name do

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a quick little video post on Truth

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social done

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and there you go now Donald Trump has an

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nft collection that I personally don't

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actually believe he really believes in I

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kind of think Donald Trump sold out here

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I think he doesn't believe in crypto

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somebody waved some cash in front of his

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face he's got an expensive campaign

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coming up he's gotten uh he's got a

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criminal lawsuit that the Trump

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organization just lost for tax fraud

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he's got substantial civil lawsuits

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happening he's in a situation where you

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know what may as well start and only

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fans at this point because obviously

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it's okay to sell yourself on things

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that you don't believe in just to make

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an extra Buck now look I personally have

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stopped all sponsors on this channel

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because I know I 100 always can trust my

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own product because I have control over

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it now I've sponsored other programs on

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this platform before and I do so because

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I believe they're good products but

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after some of the recent debacles that

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have occurred where where Executives can

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just destroy a reputation of a company

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uh you can't trust other companies so in

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my opinion for Donald Trump to go from

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the level of I've got so much wealth

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and crypto sucks to now I have an nft

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collection it's my major announcement

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and they're just licensing my name but

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yeah you should go buy it and I believe

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it'll sell out and it'll hopefully be

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much more exciting it just seems to me

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very doubtful that Donald Trump is

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actually very enthusiastic about the

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actual nft project instead it seems like

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Donald Trump is much more interested in

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taking that payout now what else is

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fascinating is just two hours after the

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drop which is getting a lot of criticism

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online even from Republicans who are

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saying this is it this is you know Peak

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Donald Trump is behind us two hours

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after that Donald Trump tried releasing

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a policy pitch for his presidential

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campaign outlining his goals for free

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speech I think this is kind of a way to

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sort of bury the nft project it's like

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now I'm announcing the nft project okay

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that launch is an embarrassment uh what

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do Republicans want to hear Free Speech

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release to the Free Speech plan so we

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have restoring Free Speech overview

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banned federal agencies from colluding

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to Central American citizens nobody

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wants that uh obviously I mean that kind

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of almost goes without saying ban

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taxpayer dollars from being used to

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label speech as miss or disinformation

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this is kind of like the anti-ministry

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of Truth argument that white is the

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Biden Administration have uh you know

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basically a truth department where they

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can coordinate with social media

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platforms and decide what is Miss or

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disinformation Facebook's involved in

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this Twitter was involved in this with

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back doors for these sort of

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organizations terrible fire every

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Federal bureaucrat who has engaged in

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domestic censorship

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okay uh

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uh immediately sent preservation letters

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to the Biden Administration and big Tech

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Giants this is a way of saying hey we

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want to be able to see what kind of

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censorship you have done in the past so

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that way if we want to do a Facebook

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files like a Twitter files leak where we

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could see ah interesting politicians

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have been able to request that certain

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tweets have been deleted and you all

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agreed to delete those we want to

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maintain a long history of those or an

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ability to investigate exactly what

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happened I don't think anybody would

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disagree with that order the Department

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of Justice to investigate all parties

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involved in online censorship and

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prosecute any and all crimes identified

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sure revised section 230 to drastically

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curtail a big Tech platforms power to

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restrict a lawful speech remember

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section 230 is essentially a the

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difference between a platform and a

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publisher a platform is a place where

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you go to speak freely and say whatever

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you want if you say something illegal

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you are liable not the platform a

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publisher is something like a newspaper

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where an editor decides what is posted

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and what is not posted and in that case

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the publisher takes liability but

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because there are platforms like Twitter

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that sometimes send searchings things

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like hate speech we know this has

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happened they are kind of in this like

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Blurry line well what are they are they

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a publisher if they're censoring stuff

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and picking what's allowed to be posted

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not isn't that kind of now becoming a

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publisher but you're still a platform

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and you know we want platforms because

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we don't want to hurt free speech by

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getting rid of those companies if they

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have too much liability then what if

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potentially then they all disappear so

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yeah a lot of issues around 230 in terms

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of exactly how to balance that and it's

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obviously a big thing that Elon Musk

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over at Twitter is now trying to uh

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clean up

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and then of course it's come with a lot

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of issues as well including all of the

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Elon jet drama although now Elon Musk

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has come up with a policy along with

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Twitter to suggest that there shall be

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no live tracking of people's locations

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they could be like no real-time doxing

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of people's locations right instead it

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would be okay to post let's say flight

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tracking data after maybe a 24-hour

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reasonable delay

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stop Federal funding for all non-profits

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and academic programs engaged in

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censorship suspend federal dollars to

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any Universities that have engaged in

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censorship support activities enact

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criminal penalties for bureaucrats who

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partner with private entities to violate

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your constitutional right now that's

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really interesting because generally if

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you work for the federal government you

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are typically personally immune from

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prosecution so let's say you work at the

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Biden administration's Ministry of Truth

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you could in theory kind of go off and

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censor as much as you want without being

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penalized when you're violating other

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people's rights I don't actually see

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that happening but it makes a powerful

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statement

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it posed a seven year cooling off period

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before former Intel and National

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Security officials can work with big

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Tech platforms oh this is a slam of like

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people going from uh the FBI to then go

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work at Twitter right pass a digital

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Bill of Rights which would probably just

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be like memorializing some of what what

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is posted here hey look you know what

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that that's not a terrible outline I

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think uh it's probably more political

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yapping than reality uh some of the

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intentions there are good I think there

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are a lot of revisions that need to be

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made to social media platforms but

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honestly I think that's restoring Free

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Speech overview is just a political

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piece to try to bury this nft

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embarrassment

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my take

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