Jeremy Tedesco

That came home to roost.

$140 million fine this first go-around, and more is coming.

And so there's nothing voluntary in the EU.

They label things with the word voluntary.

But the reality is if you leave something voluntarily, they're going to fine you $140 million.

It does not.

It just means mandatory.

Yeah, I mean, I think people should talk to their legislators and tell them, we don't want anything like that in America.

I think they should encourage people like Jim Jordan and the folks on the House Judiciary Committee to continue their investigation of the EU and of the DSA and how it impacts American speech in American platforms.

I mean, I think they should reach out to the president and ask him to do everything he can to prevent the European Union from just crushing American companies and American speech through these draconian enforcement actions.

And I also think Americans shouldn't be afraid.

I mean, speak your mind.

This is interesting.

So Graham Linehan, who is a citizen of the U.K.,

He's been in a lot of trouble because of his speech online.

He went to Arizona to get away from it all, posted a meme in Arizona, flew back to Heathrow, and got arrested because of the meme he posted in Arizona.

Incredible.

But don't be afraid.

Look, the EU is going to—

Their reach is going to include American speech and Americans criticizing some of the terrible things that are going on in Europe right now, like our client, Pride B. Reisenden, being prosecuted for a hate crime for posting a Bible verse online.