Provoked with Darryl Cooper and Scott Horton EP:13 - Is #FreeSpeech in America Hanging by a Thread??
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Sep 20, 2025 The discussion dives into the implications of the Charlie Kirk assassination on free speech in America. There's a gripping exploration of the FCC's targeting of Jimmy Kimmel and its potential to expand government control during crises. Historical parallels from 1968 reveal how faith in protest channels can erode, leading to radical responses. The hosts critique U.S. foreign policy, likening it to a 'psychopath' damaging international credibility. They also advocate for decentralization to reduce political tensions and examine the role of external influences in revolutions.
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How To Help Defend The Guard
- Support Defend the Guard with donations and phone banking during key moments.
- Volunteer veterans to testify at state hearings to block overseas deployments.
The Ratchet Of Crisis Power
- Crisis-driven expansions of power create a permanent ratchet that rarely fully reverses.
- Scott Horton warns each emergency leaves lasting government authority gains that erode freedoms over time.
Assassination's Chilling And Radicalizing Effects
- High-profile political assassinations chill public speech but can also radicalize others.
- Scott warns losing faith in institutions can push people toward extra-system violence.
