plans on the platform, i had to explain to him quote, the first amendment applies to actions by federal, state and local governments, not privately owned entities like twitter. apple may not like the tenor of the speech on this platform since you bought it and is free to go elsewhere. in other words, the first amendment don t apply here. let s bring back the panel. so, representative malcolm kenyatta, how can musk claim to be such a free speech warrior when he is engaging in these anti speech bands? the free speech absolutist you know, the emperor has no clothes. he never cared about free speech. this was about whether or not he could have a platform that embraced hate speech. and we need to understand, there s two very different stories here. there is the unserious story of yet another billionaire with
since you bought it and is free to go elsewhere. in other words, the first amendment don t apply here. let s bring back the panel. so, representative malcolm kenyatta, how can musk claim to be such a free speech warrior when he is engaging in these anti speech bands? the free speech absolutist you know, the emperor has no clothes. he never cared about free speech. this was about whether or not he could have a platform that embraced hate speech. and we need to understand, there s two very different stories here. there is the unserious story of yet another billionaire with interesting proclivities, who says things that are off the charts and does it to get attention. that s the and serious out of this. but the serious side is what you talked about in the end, which is his embrace of qanon and these conspiracy theories, who not only push lies about our democratic system and our elections, but who are, in large part, to blame for the anti-lgbtq, the antisemitic,