Ep 363 | Truth: The Dread of "Reality Czars"
A New York Times opinion piece recommends the Biden administration create a "reality czar" to combat misinformation. That couldn't possibly go wrong, could it? The right to free speech and the truth itself are a big problem for those with totalitarian aspirations. Speaking of totalitarian, Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee of Texas has introduced a gun control bill that acts as though the Second Amendment doesn't exist. And, we take a look into the horrific allegations against Ariel Robinson, which the media has been strangely quiet on.
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Show Links:
"How the Biden Administration Can Help Solve Our Reality Crisis": https://nyti.ms/3cJNt0R
H.R. 127 - Sabika Sheikh Firearm Licensing & Registration Act: https://bit.ly/2LkrJxc
"Rep. Jackson Lee's Anti-2A Bill Would Create a Mandatory Federal Gun Registry ... And Way More": https://bit.ly/2YGQ9E6
"Winner of Food Network show charged with child abuse murder of white 3-year-old foster child. She criticized 'white privilege' on social media": https://bit.ly/3pMu7f7
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