Federalist Radio Hour 'You're Wrong' With Mollie Hemingway And David Harsanyi, Ep. 131: So Long, Censorship?
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Jan 8, 2025 The hosts delve into the complex aftermath of the January 6th Capitol events, revealing issues of media portrayal and big tech censorship. They critique the misuse of fact-checking that often silences conservative voices while discussing its implications for public discourse. The conversation shifts to a humorous proposal about Canada's status and the political dynamics involved. It's wrapped up with a review of entertainment trends, including reaction to the Golden Globes, highlighting the intersection of culture and politics.
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F firsthand January 6th Experience
- Mollie Hemingway, Chris Bedford, and Emily Jashinsky from The Federalist were present at the Capitol on January 6th.
- Hemingway emphasizes the importance of being there to witness events firsthand, rather than relying on media portrayals.
Big Tech's Post-2016 Strategy
- Following Trump's 2016 victory, Big Tech CEOs held meetings to prevent similar outcomes in the future.
- This reflects a concerted effort to control the flow of political information.
Censorship by Lead Stories
- Mollie Hemingway recounts an incident where a Chinese communist fact-checker, Lead Stories, censored her reporting on the 2020 election.
- This censorship, she argues, had significant consequences for The Federalist.