Topic: Net Neutrality

The Biden administration is moving to implement new FCC regulations that would allow the government to censor internet content under the guise of "equity." Roger Stone warns that these rules would grant the federal government authority over URLs and digital speech, bypassing social media platforms. This move is described as an unconstitutional attempt to regain the monopoly on information lost when Elon Musk acquired Twitter.

The video platform Rumble is facing increased pressure from global architects of censorship laws due to its commitment to free speech and net neutrality. The segment highlights Rumble as a refuge for creators like Russell Brand and Steven Crowder who have been targeted by mainstream platforms. Listeners are encouraged to support Rumble and Info Wars as the UN and other international bodies attempt to delist and shut down independent websites.

Shroyer reports on the Madison Metropolitan School District holding separate Zoom meetings for white parents and parents of color, comparing the practice to Jim Crow laws. He also discusses the New York Times' coverage of race and alleges that Black Lives Matter co-founders are being paid by big tech moguls to promote specific policy agendas while ignoring the needs of black business owners.