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Freedom of the press

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Oct 26, 2026

Evan LipsGUEST
40:58
All of a sudden, Bluto and Popeye would stand in front of me.
Teddy PanosHOST
41:04
Freedom of the press, the First Amendment.
Teddy PanosHOST
41:07
Weren't these all the talking points a month ago?
Evan LipsGUEST
41:09
Oh, yeah.
Trymaine LeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:21
So the First Amendment enshrines protections for religious pluralism, prevents the state from creating a kind of state religion.
Trymaine LeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:28
And then there are protections for freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, freedom to petition the government for the redress of wrongs.
Trymaine LeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:34
A healthy democracy is one that not only tolerates, but even encourages dissent.
Trymaine LeeGUEST
22:40
One of the most important places they did that was the black church.
D-HamHOST
10:44
According to these signs that we come in and entering Florida, coming and going.
D-HamHOST
10:50
free state it's so free that they try to infringe and tread on the first amendment freedom of speech and freedom of the press show this video
speaker_8CORRESPONDENT
10:59
republican party of florida has dropped its lawsuit against the florida democratic party democratic attorney general candidate jose javier rodriguez and at least a dozen television stations now the gop was trying to block the stations from airing a commercial about the hope florida scandal The Republican Party had said that the ad should be pulled because the Court of Appeals expunged the grand jury report.
speaker_8CORRESPONDENT
11:21
But the Republican effort was met with accusations that it was violating the First Amendment.
D-HamHOST
13:37
Because they couldn't find nobody to say, hey, they did this and they did that.
D-HamHOST
13:41
But it's
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:42
current administration people in the Florida... senate and congress that are responsible for this like you know and that they're some of the ones who tried to ban the freedom of the press but this ain't the first instance
D-HamHOST
13:55
we're gonna show uh hypocritical statements or conduct
Mike DunbarHOST
49:29
John Sansom in the book, Samson in the TV show, don't know why.
Mike DunbarHOST
49:34
he survives uh and at the end of it that whole secret is effectively buried so what richard kind of does is doesn't let the truth come out allows the truth to be hidden effectively helps sansom i guess do his evil misdeeds i'm simplifying it it's probably slightly different in the book but the end result is he's kind of aided and abetted an american government cover-up of information that a journalist could if they found it freedom of the press uh released if they wanted to The TV show changed that, I think, for the better.
Rory James O'TooleHOST
50:05
There's now
Mike DunbarHOST
50:08
the whole thing of them trying to sell the new agent to make a lot of money so that the Hoffs can live in an amazing world of riches and galore.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
24:06
Everybody should vote.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
24:08
and a few other things, you know, freedom of the press, et cetera.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
24:11
So William comes back with those ideas in his head in 1824, just after Macquarie has died, and he was at the deathbed of Lachlan Macquarie.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
24:22
So he's come back to cause trouble, and he's brought a printing press with him.

12 MINS LATER

Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
36:49
He comes back convinced that there needs to be more power to the people, that people, there needs to be an elected parliament.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
36:57
He's got it in his head and he's going to spend the rest of his life fighting for it.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
37:01
Freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
37:04
Um, People should be able to represent themselves.
Frank SalvatoHOST
61:39
the consumer.
Frank SalvatoHOST
61:43
I know they scream First Amendment, freedom of the press, this, that, and the other.
Frank SalvatoHOST
61:47
Well, blatantly lying is not freedom of the press.
Frank SalvatoHOST
61:52
We've gotten to a point, and don't get me wrong, I am a staunch First Amendment guy.
Frank SalvatoHOST
61:57
You need to be able to redress government.
WadeHOST
21:28
So internationally, the consequences extend even further.
WadeHOST
21:35
For decades, the United States has at least officially promoted press freedom as a defining democratic value.
WadeHOST
21:43
You know, we have politicians all the time talk about how great the First Amendment is.
WadeHOST
21:50
Even Trump and MAGA will claim that they are First Amendment champions.
JRHOST
73:47
I therefore demand that Politico retracted these defamatory articles and issue corrections promptly or face the consequences.
JRHOST
73:54
Freedom of the press is not a professional exemption from
Todd BlancheSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
73:57
accountability.
Todd BlancheSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
73:58
Close quote.
Esther IveremHOST
21:15
And so I'm glad that we're back on our horse.
Esther IveremHOST
21:20
Well, there's actually some breaking news this mid to late October in terms of press freedom, freedom of the press, freedom of speech.
Esther IveremHOST
21:30
I think October 20th, Breakthrough News received a letter from Representative Jason Smith of the House Ways and Means Committee threatening, and I'm reading from a piece that they wrote, threatening to personally subpoena seven members of the journalistic, editorial, and administrative staff, including Rania Khalek, Zoe Alexandra, and Amanda Yee, unless they handed over financial records and internal communications.
Esther IveremHOST
21:57
And through its attorneys, Breakthrough News just issued an official response which read in part, quote, threatening compulsory depositions of journalists and newsroom staff to compel document production operates as a coercive retaliation by explicitly targeting the core editorial leadership and journalistic staff of Breakthrough News.
Esther IveremHOST
22:19
Allowing a congressional committee to haul journalists into deposition rooms to grill them on domestic and foreign policy reporting sets a dangerous precedent of state-sponsored press intimidation that chills independent journalism nationwide and infringes on core First Amendment protections, end quote.
Esther IveremHOST
22:39
Then also at the same time, a coalition of press freedom and civil liberties organizations is criticizing this move by the House Ways and Means Committee and asking them to abandon this threat to subpoena the staffers.
Esther IveremHOST
22:54
And the letter from the coalition, and this was spearheaded by the Freedom of the Press Foundation and written by their chief of advocacy, Seth Stern, said, quote, Representative Smith's shameless targeting of breakthrough news for editorial viewpoints that he dislikes shows a complete disregard of the First Amendment.
Esther IveremHOST
23:15
Congress has many more important things to do than interrogate an entire nonprofit newsroom because lawmakers speculate that disagreement with their opinions must evidence a conspiracy.
Mykola SiuskoGUEST
5:11
Well, they could really exchange so many primitives from cryptographic primitives to tools, application, habits, FOSS.
Mykola SiuskoGUEST
5:20
um that we called it united in privacy and we saw many people who on twitter would fight with each other but at the conference they really saw that oh they're using the same vpn they're using the same browsers they really use the same communal tools and suddenly instead of fighting with each other there's a strong unity you can even call a potential movement that can be built Next to people from Freedom of the Press, people from Electronic Frontier Foundation, head of cybersecurity was there.
Mykola SiuskoGUEST
5:51
Next to Kurt Opsal, who was legal counselor of EFF for 20 or 10 years.
Mykola SiuskoGUEST
5:58
And original cypherpunks who were there as well.

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