Tim Burchett

Yeah, that's exactly right. I mean, yes, in South America and Brazil, there's this one Supreme Court Justice, Alexandre de Moraes, who wants to shut down one particular America-based because he doesn't like what it says about Brazil politics.

Yeah, that's exactly right. I mean, yes, in South America and Brazil, there's this one Supreme Court Justice, Alexandre de Moraes, who wants to shut down one particular America-based because he doesn't like what it says about Brazil politics.

And so he wants to censor, stop people from being able to hear it in Brazil by censoring it worldwide and reach into America and override our First Amendment. But it comes from westernized country. Europe is a really prime offender.

And so he wants to censor, stop people from being able to hear it in Brazil by censoring it worldwide and reach into America and override our First Amendment. But it comes from westernized country. Europe is a really prime offender.

And so he wants to censor, stop people from being able to hear it in Brazil by censoring it worldwide and reach into America and override our First Amendment. But it comes from westernized country. Europe is a really prime offender.

I think everybody, a lot of people are familiar with the 60 Minutes piece that ran a couple of months ago, I guess, when they had a camera accompanying German police officers breaking down people's doors because they had posted memes that people found offensive. It's illegal in Germany to insult someone. And if you do it online, it's a worse punishment. That's insane. That's insane.

I think everybody, a lot of people are familiar with the 60 Minutes piece that ran a couple of months ago, I guess, when they had a camera accompanying German police officers breaking down people's doors because they had posted memes that people found offensive. It's illegal in Germany to insult someone. And if you do it online, it's a worse punishment. That's insane. That's insane.

I think everybody, a lot of people are familiar with the 60 Minutes piece that ran a couple of months ago, I guess, when they had a camera accompanying German police officers breaking down people's doors because they had posted memes that people found offensive. It's illegal in Germany to insult someone. And if you do it online, it's a worse punishment. That's insane. That's insane.

The EU, with this Digital Services Act that they've passed, they are trying to say that if somebody in America on Rumble or on X or on Facebook, anywhere, if somebody posts something on the internet, which of course doesn't have any borders, and it offends the sensitivities, the sensibilities of people in Europe, that they will enact punishment against American based speech.

The EU, with this Digital Services Act that they've passed, they are trying to say that if somebody in America on Rumble or on X or on Facebook, anywhere, if somebody posts something on the internet, which of course doesn't have any borders, and it offends the sensitivities, the sensibilities of people in Europe, that they will enact punishment against American based speech.

The EU, with this Digital Services Act that they've passed, they are trying to say that if somebody in America on Rumble or on X or on Facebook, anywhere, if somebody posts something on the internet, which of course doesn't have any borders, and it offends the sensitivities, the sensibilities of people in Europe, that they will enact punishment against American based speech.

They cannot reach into American based companies and override our first amendment. They just can't do it. And so, yeah, it is, there is a worldwide error. It's a very authoritarian effort.

They cannot reach into American based companies and override our first amendment. They just can't do it. And so, yeah, it is, there is a worldwide error. It's a very authoritarian effort.

They cannot reach into American based companies and override our first amendment. They just can't do it. And so, yeah, it is, there is a worldwide error. It's a very authoritarian effort.

You know, I think it really, it began during COVID and it has really just picked up steam and maybe it wasn't the real beginning of it, but that's when it became visible when governments actually attempting to stifle speech and And it's the 21st century.

You know, I think it really, it began during COVID and it has really just picked up steam and maybe it wasn't the real beginning of it, but that's when it became visible when governments actually attempting to stifle speech and And it's the 21st century.

You know, I think it really, it began during COVID and it has really just picked up steam and maybe it wasn't the real beginning of it, but that's when it became visible when governments actually attempting to stifle speech and And it's the 21st century.

I thought we were well beyond this, but no, that's why something like Rumble is so important because if Rumble doesn't fight the fight, who's gonna fight it?

I thought we were well beyond this, but no, that's why something like Rumble is so important because if Rumble doesn't fight the fight, who's gonna fight it?

I thought we were well beyond this, but no, that's why something like Rumble is so important because if Rumble doesn't fight the fight, who's gonna fight it?