In a recent interview, Tim Walz talked about how free speech does not apply to misinformation and hate speech. But how do you define misinformation and hate speech? Attack on free speech is growing and we’re seeing the same thing in the UK. Learn more about this growing issue on our latest episode!

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Highlights:

“It is an admission that they're losing the narrative. They're losing it, and they're getting desperate. If they controlled the narrative, they wouldn't even give us the time of day.”
“Mattias Desmet mentioned in his book that when you have these totalitarian societies, the best thing that you can do in order to save your society is to speak up. The more people that speak up, the harder it is for them to take control.”

Timestamps:

[00:23] On misinformation and hate speech; UK PM Keir Starmer blaming the riots on right-wing misinformation

[05:01] How to control and challenge the dominant false narratives

[09:33] How the attacks on free speech affects the retraditionalized world

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Ep. 2736 Are We Entering a New Era of Political Expression? The Future of Free Speech