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York times working with foreign disinformation, think tanks to try and shut down journalism, to try and shut down places like i used to work at the federalist, cut them offm from advertising. this is a pernicious campaign. adve which y. comedy a it s about banking, whichs. you ve touched on , and it s even about comedy and movies. anymorn t we havt we just have n conversation in this country anymore? tucker: no, because it threas their power, because they have an open conversation. they can t win. chril lose. ey l chris bedford, what a greation. summation. i appreciate. good to see you tonight. odyou tonigood to see you. so we talked a lot aboutt on freeof speech over the last yea, but one of the most interesting conversations we ve hah kid abo. it actually was with kid rock the entertainer. w doce did a documentary on . . he just released an entire album about free speech. here s t part of what he told us . so if there was i mean, a message behind the album, what would it be ?
Will make it worse. wo the win arguments. t so o people have been trying to ban books for well, since the invention of the printing press and even before. but for generations in this pubi country, you hadsh brave civilbd liberties minded publisher ts who bucked those trends. in fact, throughout the english speaking world, you had th sait and left wing, o by the way, who said no, free people have a right to read exit whatever they want. anym publishers don t exist anymore. in fact, we re tha down to pret, much just one that we know of. the name of that company. is skyhorse publishing, and it y has done what civil libertarians did for many years. it is published works by cancelehed works by d authors in their case, woody allen, allen, robert f. kennedy jr. among many others. so the man behind this enterprise, the man who cling so tightly to the ideal of free speech in a country becoming authoritaria fren is tony lyons comiwe are grateful to have him
And about the kronur experiencee office watched. so tha wt bookas would never ben published really by anyone. but you. that s why you published it. but i think it did blockbuster u numbers. i think you showed a lot of copies. i m sure you made a lot ofhope money. i sure hope you did. did why hy wouldn t simon and schuster do that? i thought these were profit making companieschuste. r si yeah. d so i think that that the bigo four publishing companies do wan not want to deal with the government censorship that s been happening and the censorship internally, you know, and the censorship even from their own writers. so they feel pressure from, an every side and they buckleke i under it. whe and i feel pressure. but like i said when we spoke last, i think it s a more dangerous to have a countrountryy where we don t s the right to publish whatever we want to have people read , whatever they want to makfoe the choices fort free themselves. and there are so many ways that freeis speech and d
Join us tonight. tony, thank you so much.n. for coming on .o yo so i ve talked to you before,lis not on the air. areally d i have no idea what your politics are. i really don tcs are know whatf your politics are. but yoyoy tou seem to go out of your way to publish books that people don t want published. s o it must be intentional. yeah. f so i think freedom of speee is the most important freedom we have.d and it s besieged at every sidew . so, you know, the left wantsin to shut down freedom of speech in so many different ways. the right is there calling for more speech, more dialog, more debate. and i ve been right init the middle of publishing book after book by authors like, you know, like you said, robert f. m kennedy jr., dr robert malone, o dr pachauri, you know,ct many or the doctors who ve been deeply informed and censored and canceled. what s sos interes interestn just take the case of bobby kennedy s book about tony faucih