Although that s horrible and these platforms is where freedom of speech lives or dies, but that the process that allows elite opinion formation is a sealed off bubble. right? we hear, for example, that vladimir putin doesn t hear alternative views about his war strategy in ukraine and that s why he makes bad decisions. the same thing happens through a state directed mechanism in the united states and across the west. it happens through privatize censorship through entities like twitter, facebook, et cetera, if our elites aren t willing to listen to dissident voices like dr. jay, as we now know for sure, then they don t make good decisions, right? because they are convincing themselves, they are sealing themselves in a bubble, not ultimately that different from the kind of bubble that, you know, a qaddafi or a putin create in a different way in
The lives lost, the kids from school closures and the outcome of the 2020 election all came from a censorship of twitter. tucker: and they did it last week partly because everyone that works there is a liberal, and partly probably because they were threatened. charlie kirk, great to see you tonight. thank you. thank you. tucker: the founder and editor of compact, he says the problem is deeper, no corporation should have this much power over our freedom to speak. thanks so much for coming on tonight. that was my summary of your view. tell us, what do you conclude from this? thanks for having me, tucker. the great danger in what we have seen, we suspected it, of course, all along but now we have confirmation that shadow banning was happening, great danger in this isn t that our freedom of speech is expressed,
I had a very warm meeting with some of the twitter employees, i actually met with jack dorsey personally who assured me shadow banning wasn t happening, i wasn t experiencing a lot of what we considered censorship, and then six to 12 months later, i started to write them, something is not right here, silence, and then the virus happened in 2020 and could you not get a response out of twitter. and then would you start to tweet at jack and tweet at the twitter management, and it was almost as if it became a wholly operated company that kind of changed their modus operandi from being somewhat of a social media platform to a super pac and i don t think they cared. elon, praise god for his courage and bravery revealing. this i tried to get lawmakers involved and other people. i don t think we ll be able to measure the impact of what twitter did to our lives.
Why? josh hammer is the host of josh hammer show. this guy, whatever you think of him, he should not be in charge of censorship, right? tucker, let me say this as clearly as possible. jonathan greenblatt is a petty tyrant and a disgrace to the jewish people. he s taken the helm of a once venerable civil rights organization and corrupted the mission and in so doing he has betrayed the organization. he s done so by doing exactly what you said he s done. like al sharpton, he s become a two bit shakedown artist partisan hack. greenblatt publicly appeared with sharpton earlier this year. that poe gram led to the death of an orthodox jew.
I used to get a hundred thousand retweets and they convince you to stop talking about it, who cares about your twitter account, not a big deal and now you see actual verified documents where my twitter account was labelled as do not amplify, which i could only infer means not safe for work. safe tags. they were treating my account with more scrutiny and censorship than the prime minister of iran, than hamas, than people who do actual terroristic type damage. they saw what i had to say as a direct threat to the regime. tucker: there is a huge amount of unfiltered hard-core porn on twitter to this day but it was your twitter account that was not safe for work. apparently. apparently. asking questions about our lockdown policy, which, obviously, hurt children and hurt our target audience at