This operation is a dangerous marriage of public and private power—a global system of security agencies, tech firms, activist groups, nonprofits, media orgs and government bureaucracies taking what they describe as a "whole-of-society" approach to censoring disfavored speech.
All of this is completely unprecedented.
It's an entirely new, sprawling system of speech and thought control—far more powerful and far-reaching than anything we've seen the past, built with and for the new technology of the digital age.
And most of it operates in the shadows.
The censorship enterprise is enabled by a vast ecosystem of "non-governmental organizations" (NGOs). These groups represent a fifth column in American politics—a shadow state that serves the interests of the ruling elite, with no accountability to the society it wields power in.
I went into detail about who these groups are, what they do, and how they coordinate with elites in government and elsewhere in my thread earlier this month. We'll get into it much more in tomorrow's hearing too.
But let me briefly tell you why this is of such urgent importance.
In the 21st century, the internet is the new public square. This is where people get the information they need to understand the world. It's where they read, write, argue, and learn. It's where they shape the ideas that will define the future. It's where politics happens.
That's why this fight matters. The fight for freedom of speech online is the fight for a free people's right to access, analyze, share and discuss information on their own terms, and to draw their own conclusions.
In that sense, it's the fight for self-government itself.
The assault on free speech across the West isn't happening in a vacuum. It's inextricably connected to the war on our shared history, heritage, and identity.
In other parts of the West—where the crisis is much further along—politicians admit this openly:
You heard the Australian Premier above: They need censorship to carry out their entire social agenda.
In America, too, this is part of a much deeper war on *who we are.* It's a tool to silence the critics of the disastrous social transformation that the Left wants to carry out.
And—as we'll discuss tomorrow—it's all funded by your tax dollars.
The sprawling labyrinth of leftist NGOs, nonprofits, foundations and activist groups that drive this agenda don't just work hand-in-glove with their friends in the federal bureaucracy; they're paid by them, too.
At our hearing, we'll be exposing all of this with three of the world's leading experts on the vast censorship enterprise—all of whom have been warriors for free speech: @MZHemingway, @JonathanTurley and @bhweingarten.
Tomorrow. 2 PM. You won't want to miss this one. — End
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Under Biden, the Left used the executive branch to build a powerful lawfare machine.
Trump won. But the Left's lawfare continues. Activist groups and far-left judges are wielding our courts like a political weapon, twisting the law to undermine the will of the American people.
As Attorney General of Missouri, I went on offense against Biden—and won
We blocked his vax mandates, forced him to enforce Remain in Mexico (for a while), killed his student loan bailout scheme, exposed his censorship regime, liberated a million people from forced masking…
🚨HUGE victory today in the fight against the unaccountable Administrative State.
The Supreme Court just put an end to yet another lawless order by a single rogue district judge that prevented the Trump Administration from downsizing our bloated bureaucracy. 🧵
This is a big win for the President's ability to direct the affairs of the executive branch. Personnel is policy. If the President can't remove bureaucrats, he isn't in charge.
This a nation of settlers, explorers and pioneers. Our ancestors settled a frontier, built skyscrapers and split atoms, and planted our flag on the moon.
Missouri has been at the heart of it all — every step of the way. 🧵
In 1799, an old man packed up his things and left Kentucky for the wild frontier.
His name was Daniel Boone. He was 65 years old.
Kentucky had gotten "too crowded," he said. "I want more elbow room."
So he headed west: to the Spanish-controlled territory of Missouri.
Boone was an early American archetype: the restless explorer who pushed west because the existing frontier wasn’t wild enough for him.
Even before Missouri was officially America, it had begun to attract men like this—driven by a pioneering spirit that would shape our nation.
🚨 The Supreme Court just delivered a HUGE win on birthright citizenship.
But it's even bigger than that. They also reaffirmed that rogue district judges can't issue nationwide injunctions to stop President Trump from carrying out his agenda.
This is a big, big deal. 🧵
This case wasn’t just about just about birthright citizenship—it was about the proper role of the courts in our political system.
I called this after oral arguments took place for the case last month: "Trump could be on the cusp of a big win."
The entire Democratic Party is lining up behind an anti-American open borders socialist who wants to tear down the country that welcomed him and his family.
Don't look away.
This is who they are. 🧵
Zohran Mamdani just won the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. He wants to:
• End cooperation with ICE
• End deportations of criminals
• Abolish prisons
• Defund the police
• Decriminalize all drugs
• Have taxpayer-funded sex changes for kids
...and much more.
Mamdani is an open left-wing revolutionary. Those are his words—not mine.
He's not just "liberal." He is a card-carrying member of the Democratic Socialists of America—and holds every insane leftist, socialist, Third Worldist position in the book.
King George Soros is bankrolling "No Kings Day"—a national day of riots—on June 14th through one of his leftist NGOs.
Soros financed the mass migration crisis. Now he's mobilizing his army of illegal aliens and far-left activists to try to stop President Trump from ending it. 🧵
The Left wants to nationalize the riots in Los Angeles. On June 14th—the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army—they're planning to organize 1,500 "No Kings Day" protests across the country.
They call it a "nationwide day of defiance."
The organizing group, Indivisible, was founded in 2016 to fund, organize and mobilize anti-America and anti-Trump protests.
It has received more than $7.5 million from George Soros since 2017.