2022, the New 1984: Biden Launches Literal Ministry of Truth, Guest: Dave Bossie on the Rigged Election

On today's Breitbart News Daily podcast, we begin with the Biden Administration literally launching a Ministry of Truth. The term "Orwellian" is thrown around a lot these days, but it's kind of hard to resist when you have a government initiative to police misinformation online. "1984" is a novel, not a handbook. Of course, this new effort was likely was accelerated, if not outright inspired by, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his planned purchase of Twitter. Speaking of Musk, we bring you the details of the Left's ongoing meltdown over the billionaire's purchase of the social media platform. We remain cautious that the China-tied Musk will actually be able to stand up to the Chinese Communist Party on issues of speech when he makes so many billions from China. But we certainly will give him a shot. In the meantime, the Left is test driving some anti-Musk talking points, which we break down. Also in the opening, we explain how Pres. Biden has failed to make good on any of the three key promises he made to the public on the campaign trail. Then, we launch into some headlines on Iran's nuclear ambitions, Dr. Anthony Fauci kind of declaring an end to the COVID pandemic, and a trans prisoner raped a woman in formerly all-female area of a correction facility, and much more. Our guest today is David Bossie, President of Citizens United and producer of the documentary “Rigged: The Zuckerberg Funded Plot to Defeat Donald Trump.” We get into the Left's latest efforts to cancel the film, a major victory he scored over Mark Zuckerberg, and Breitbart News' role in the success of it all. Then, our caller of the day is Mike in Texas, who said he's a college professor and that some of his students, even smart and capable ones, shouldn’t even be in college let alone get a government-guaranteed student loan to pay for it. They should should’ve gone to trade schools instead. A fascinating perspective.

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