Topic: Social Media Rules

Alex Jones discusses the ongoing legal efforts to liquidate InfoWars and seize his personal social media accounts. A CNN clip is played featuring lawyers for the families involved in the litigation, who state that silencing Jones's "conspiracy theories" is more important than the monetary judgment. Jones argues that he has become an archetype for a new generation of independent media that the establishment is desperate to shut down.

Mark Dice proposes that Elon Musk should hold CNN accountable for past violations of X's terms of service, specifically regarding a video that allegedly doxed an elderly woman in Florida. Dice argues that applying the same standards to legacy media that were used against conservatives would be a "symbolic victory." He clarifies that he does not want CNN banned, but rather wants their violating content removed to demonstrate fairness.

Director Christopher Wray defines the FBI's focus as "malign foreign disinformation" during a heated exchange regarding the agency's role in social media moderation. Lawmakers cite a 155-page court opinion from Louisiana that labels the FBI's actions as a massive attack on free speech. Wray acknowledges the preliminary injunction and states that guidance has been sent to the field, though the matter remains under ongoing litigation.