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  All right. Now, I didn't get a chance to
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  cover this last week because it didn't have it until Friday.
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  But I figured, I would cover this for you today.
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  So, one of the latest news items, you know, that's been
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  talked a lot is, are these Congressional hearings over Tick
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  Tock in the fact that Tick Tock is basically, you know, sir
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  surveying, or they have surveillance, they're spying on
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  American citizens. Through their app and data
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  mining it. Not just that but they are
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  manipulating data to basically spread propaganda to the
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  Americans and weaponized propaganda against us.
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  So make no mistake folks, we are now in a electronic cold war
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  with China. and, I have a feeling that that cold war if
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  we're not careful. may I ask like now the CEO of tick-tock
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  actual went before Congress on Friday and You know, was
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  basically forced to admit this under oath and Sean Hannity
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  cover this on Friday on his show.
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  I'm not going to play the whole segment.
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  I by will play you a clip of this because I do think it is
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  relevant. What this?
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  You know, guy is saying, you know, admitting that Tik-Tok is
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  spying on American citizens. So this is a Hannah be covering
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  the Congressional hearings on Tick-Tock.
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  This was on Friday show roll the clip.
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  Right now, is Biden's weakness on the world stage has never
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  been more apparent, but Republican leaders.
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  Thankfully are pushing back against our adversaries.
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  Now. Yesterday South Dakota, governor
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  Kristi noem signed a bill Banning China and other quote
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  evil, foreign governments from State contracts.
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  And today, Tick-Tock Tick-Tock CEO was grilled by lawmakers on
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  Capitol Hill over concerns. That the social media company is
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  spying on Americans, take a look.
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  Do you disagree with FBI director, Ray and NSA director
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  and cassone. When they said that the CCP
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  could have the capability to manipulate data and send it to
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  the United States. Do you disagree with their
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  statement? They statements has could.
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  So, do you disagree with that? No, I don't disagree.
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  That. Okay has white dance spied on
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  American citizens. I don't think the spying is the
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  right way to describe it. All right, so that is
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  essentially, you know, the two big takeaways from the hearing
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  there. The CEO of tick-tock basically
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  admitted that Tick-Tock is being used to spy on American
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  citizens. And more than that send, you
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  know, anti-American weaponized propaganda to our kids.
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  And this isn't some Alex Jones conspiracy theory.
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  Light isn't gentlemen, this is on the record in front of
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  Congress, The Tick-Tock CEO is admitting doing this.
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  And the reason why I bring this up ladies and gentlemen is
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  there's not a whole lot to talk about in regards to this.
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  But one thing that is notable is this is the first instance in
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  quite a long time. where, Both Republicans and Democrats in
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  Congress. Are actually an agreement.
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  That Tik-Tok is a threat to National Security.
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  I mean, plain as day, that's what it is.
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  You know, going on they've basically admitted to this and
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  now there are bipartisan bills on the senate floor to perhaps
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  band tick-tock. you know, from the US, Now.
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  You know, ironically some of the Libertarians out there, the, the
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  and cap must free market. People are basically saying that
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  well, well, Sam, this is bad because the government would
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  basically be, you know, outline Tick-Tock from being able to
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  participate in the free market. Of business.
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  And this sets, a dangerous precedent for, you know, the
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  government to be able to regulate tech companies and
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  interfere with business practices practices in general.
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  and my response to, this is basically that the free market,
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  you know, argument does not apply here in regards to tick
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  tock and it doesn't apply folks because Tick Tock in its
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  Company. B, dance are centrally owned by
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  the Chinese Communist Party the CCP as are, you know, All
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  businesses. Essentially in China, the
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  Chinese government has direct influence over all businesses in
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  China, you know not just in the sense they you know give him
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  money on occasion but you know how these businesses are run.
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  You know products are going to sell everything from the top on
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  down. so, You know, that's that's why that's why it's so
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  hard to get. Wha wait Huawei phones here in
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  the US to like you barely ever see him because The US
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  government banned. Well wave phones from being
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  distributed here because of, you know, of concerns of serious
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  legitimate concerns that these smartphones are basically just
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  Chinese smart. We're in same with Tick-Tock,
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  right? Now.
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  President Trump like 2 years ago was Basically saying the same
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  thing about Tick Tock in general, that Tick Tock was
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  being used as a Chinese Communist Party propaganda arm
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  to spread fear and propaganda amongst Americans.
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  Particularly, you know, American Youth who are susceptible to
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  this type of indoctrination and he was concerned about it and
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  You know, unfortunately, he didn't he didn't got much to do
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  about it because he was caught in the midst of all these other
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  Witch, Trials, and whatnot, you know, but credit, where credit
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  is due Joe Biden. Despite all the things that I
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  may despise about the current like it under the White House,
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  Joe Biden, President, Biden. Has seemed to recognize that
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  China is a dangerous threat and is considering passing multiple
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  bills. Either Banning or heavily
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  regulating to talk in the US. Now, do I actually think
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  anything will come of Congress? Doing anything?
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  You know, regards Tick-Tock and honestly, folks the answer to
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  that is that I have no idea. It is honestly hard to tell
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  because given all the hearings that Congress has had over the
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  past few years, over Facebook and YouTube and Twitter and all
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  that regarding, you know, censorship and social media
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  behavior and all that, right? Congress has said that they were
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  going to, you know, investigate further into Twitter's activity,
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  right? And whatnot, back in 2017,
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  right? And yet they did nothing.
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  Writing the censorship issue on Twitter, and they've done
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  nothing regarding Facebook or YouTube, you know, it's actually
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  seem to cause more problems in some ways.
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  When the, when the government grills Facebook, because
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  Facebook intern just makes their lives like more Draconian and
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  more, You know, anti-free speech.
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  So you know the only the only reason why Twitter is so good is
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  because bilan stepped in and you know basically made it as for
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  you as much of a free speech platform as you're going to get
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  with it in Reasonable Doubt. and, you know, but that was Elon
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  musk's doing that. Once he bought Twitter that was
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  not, you know, because the government made him.
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  Do so anything like that, heated up his own volition.
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  Right? So Congress when it comes to
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  actually like stopping big Tech issues, they're not that great
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  about about ladies and gentlemen.
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  And so before anyone gets, you know, like really excited.
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  Like yeah, the CCP is gonna, you know, get banned from the US
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  because of tick tock just hold your horses because it may take
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  while and at the end of the day, cause Congress might not even do
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  anything about it. So that is one of the those
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  situations folks where we will, you know, approach it from a
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  taken. See, you know, from like a
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  wait-and-see circumstance and take things day by day and you
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  know, at some point we may have a guest on to discuss this issue
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  and you know, we keeping an eye on it for you all.
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  So, that's that, I didn't want to cover that for you guys
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  today, since that was a relevant news topic. and then the next
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  Topic at hand also has to deal with technology.
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  This in fact has to do with the internet archive. in a in a
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  lawsuit that they lost against these big publishing companies,
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  Now, some of you may have heard about this because it happened
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  on Thursday. And I heard about it but it
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  didn't get much press coverage and only got a little bit.
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  And this has more to do also with like free speech and woke
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  censorship and whatnot. But anyway, let's continue on.
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  So let me see here. All right, folks.
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  So headline from reason magazine or reason.com, rather.
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  Internet, archive, loses the lawsuit.
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  Over National Emergency Library will append appeal.
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  Why sensitivity readers. Rewrite Agatha Christie.
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  A. Little Free Library battle and
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  much more. So this has to do with corporate
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  censorship, right? And things going well, So, let's
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  continue. Okay.
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  As Americans coped with lockdowns and isolation in the
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  early days of the covid-19, pandemic, the internet archive,
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  a platform devoted to preserving digital history.
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  Hit on a novel way to help people.
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  Stay sane. The company temporarily lined
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  out free digital copies of books calling the service.
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  The national emergency emergency Library the service operated
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  from March 24th through mid June 2020, the four biggest US
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  Publishers has shed but group harpercollins, John, John Wiley
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  & Sons in penguin Random House. Sued calling this massive
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  copyright infringement. The company pointed to one
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  hundred and twenty seven bucks, digitized and Loans out and
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  loaned out. As part of the National
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  Emergency Library, declaring that they owned the rights of
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  them and had not granted, the inter now archived for mission
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  to lend them. The internet archive.
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  Claimed fair use is a Doctrine Allah that allows unlicensed use
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  of copyrighted, Works in circumcised in certain in
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  certain circumstances such as when it has been used as part of
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  criticism, commentary news reporting or research purposes.
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  On Friday, a federal court side of with the publishers.
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  The internet archives fair. Use defense rests on the notion
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  that lawfully acquiring a copyrighted print book entitled,
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  the recipient to make an unauthorized copy and distribute
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  it in place of the book so long as it does not simultaneously
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  Lambda print so I don't think any see why I'm the print book.
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  Wrote Judge John see coach all of the US District Court for the
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  southern district. Of New York in his opinion.
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  But no case or legal principle is supports that notion every
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  thority points the other direction.
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  We are thrilled by the decision in the internet archive, open
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  Library lawsuit, as we have long argued scanning and lending
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  books without permission or compensation is not very use.
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  It is theft and it devalues. The author's works.
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  The authors gold tweeted, And, you know, I'm gonna come back to
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  that, you know, part here in just a sec.
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  Oops. But It is interesting. so, the
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  internet archive says, it will appeal coat, olds decision,
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  calling it calling it a blow, to all libraries in the
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  communities, we serve libraries are more than The customer
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  service departments for corporate database.
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  Products internet archive. Founder Brewster kahle said in a
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  blog post for democracy to survive in a for democracy to
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  thrive at global scale. Excuse me, libraries must
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  continue to sustain their historic role in society owning
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  preserving and whining bucks. you know, and then and then
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  here, this is a different article, but this secondary
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  article here on reason magazine talks how Harper Harper Collins.
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  Has basically rewrote and made edits to the Agatha Christie
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  book series. You know, over quote-unquote
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  offensive language. so they have essentially Rewritten, the books
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  and Therefore, censored the original works.
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  Now. Folks, the internet archive. for
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  those of you don't know is exactly what you know, it says,
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  at the beginning of the article, the internet are got, I've
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  basically allows for people to upload ebooks videos documents.
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  Etc, etc for people to download and use and consume.
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  You know, it is essentially basically what it sounds like an
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  archive of content on the internet. so, for example, you
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  know, one one thing that has been pretty You know, has all
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  these book publishers have been rewriting books or editing the
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  books from their original publication and altering them to
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  be more content. Sensitive in this.
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  Whoa cage, ladies and gentlemen, right?
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  so, for example, I tweeted about this a month ago because the Ian
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  Fleming is stay. Basically coat caved to the woke
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  progressives. and, Decided to higher sensitivity, readers to
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  basically edit the James Bond books and edit the language for,
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  you know, more sensible and modern times, right?
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  Now, you could argue as I have. The altering the James on books
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  in that way. Fundamentally all, you know,
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  Alters the tone and therefore, the overall, you know, story of
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  the James Bond novels, you know, they were written by Ian Fleming
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  who was and who was in Navy intelligence officer.
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  Who much like James Bond drank and smoked.
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  And you know was a womanizer and yes, you know he did say Some
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  may be racially tense thing, not necessarily not like in an
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  insulting way, but this was, you know, WWII or post World War
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  Two. And the way people spoke was way
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  different back then. And so a lot of the terminology
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  the Iain, flooding and Agatha Christie. you know, in all of
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  these other groups, a lot of the terminology that they've used
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  over the years You know, it's way different than what we use
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  today and they wrote they wrote their books in a certain time.
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  And so for these new Publishers to suddenly you know just
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  rewrite the books to sue modern day.
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  You know since abilities is a form of censorship. and so
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  people have uploading, you know, copies of the original James
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  Bond books to be in an archive and You know, there have been
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  other instances to where you know, most famously George
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  Lucas. You know, he he has not Made the
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  original theatrical releases available of Star Wars available
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  digitally ever. He's only ever allowed for the
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  special edition remastered editions to be distributed
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  digitally. And so, you know, hobbyist film
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  archive is have basically done Restorations of the original
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  theatrical. Or release of the Star Wars
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  films and put them out on internet archive.
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  Now, one could argue that, that is copyright infringement
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  because it's Lucas is property, and he didn't give permission to
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  distribute that, but my argument would be and this applies for a
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  lot of things, like, you know, television be movies, or, you
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  know, are made for television, be movies from, or something
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  like that, right? Lucas is not Distributing.
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  The original theatrical films anymore, right?
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  So it is up to the fans, you know, to do so and to Archive
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  that material and to You know, preserve that more or less.
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  And they're not stealing anything from Lucas by doing
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  that because, you know, Lucas is no longer making money on the
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  theatrical versions and neither is Disney.
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  You know, neither are these fans that have done the remastered.
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  They're not, you know, making any money off of The, you know,
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  the edit summary Masters that they've done for the original
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  theatrical versions so you know, no one, no one is really harming
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  anyone and it's not really damaging.
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  You know anyone's work. You know, another example could
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  be when Playboy magazine went out of print, a few years ago,
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  fans started to upload, you know, digital copies of you
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  know, Playboy issues to the internet archive and same
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  principle applies. You know, Playboy has not done
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  anything with their, you know, Hugh Hefner era material.
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  In fact, they've tried to stay, you know, kind of stayed away
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  from that and take in to a different direction of more woke
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  traction. So it is up to the hobbyist and
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  the collectors to Archive that and preserve that for You know,
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  people in the future who are student that you know, and it is
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  up to and that is what the internet archive has done, you
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  no other websites like it. So this hole You know, this
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  whole notion of, you know, the internet archive being bad or
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  taunting being bad in, and of itself is kind of Miss of of a
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  misnomer. No, because Torrenting itself
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  isn't necessarily bad. It's just a method to You Know
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  download files and whatnot but piracy You know, which is
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  directly like stealing profits. From.
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  You know. Commies and filmmakers when they
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  could still stand to benefit from that material.
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  That is disingenuous. And that is, you know,
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  dangerous. But you know, one of the things
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  that, you know, Steve Jobs, most notably recognized and 2000's
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  was piracy was happening, you know, online, because these
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  media companies were not making their media digitally access
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  mobile. You know, to their fans into
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  their consumers. So therefore they had to go you
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  know to places like The Pirate Bay and the LimeWire, you know,
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  an internet archive back in the day because these play, you
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  know, these website, these companies were not you know
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  providing digital content to their you know online customers.
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  you know, now that has changed for the most part, but there are
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  some materials out there and some movies that, you know,
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  either because the studio went out of business or Because the
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  current Studios the last rites there are, there are movies out
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  there that are not available, you know, through the
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  distributor digital or the wise nowadays on minute net.
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  And so the in an archive is a, you know, is a good place for
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  these and I even have a few mile podcasts up on, then an archive,
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  I think. So.
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  And this instance, I'd do side with the folks at the internet
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  archive. And, you know, I do indeed think
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  it's a very interesting subject in Yeah.
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  Us copyright laws are just fucked in general, but that is a
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  whole nother discussion to get into so that'll that'll do it
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  for tonight's show for the most part.
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  One thing that I do want to bring up that happened over the
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  weekend is, you know, kind of ending on a lighter note, is
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  Kanye West, if I don't like Jews again because Jonah Hill, I
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  guess, Kanye Watch 21 Jump Street again inside Jonah Hill
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  and because Jonah Hill is Jewish.
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  And he made Kanye West, laughs Kanye West thinks that Jews are
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  good again because they made him last because they made him
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  laugh. And Nick Fuentes is furious
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  about, I guess. you know, which is kind of weird that it was a
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  comedy movie that You know, it took a colony, maybe to get,
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  Kanye West to kind of reverse his, you know, narrative on
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  being an anti-semite. Hey, You know, whatever floats
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  is Bell, I guess. But anyway, folks I want to
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  thank you all for tuning into the Monday show.
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  And again, thank you all for tuning in to the Saturday show.
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  It really meant a lot that everyone came out to, you know,
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  support me and we will continue to put out great shows for you
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