Nico Perrino

Nico Perrino, from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, Lee Rowland of the National Coalition Against Censorship, New York Post's David Kaufman, and Manhattan Institute's Charles Fain Lehman engage in a lively discussion about free speech under the Trump administration. They tackle complex topics such as the balance between civil liberties and community safety, the impact of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives on free expression, and the legal challenges surrounding speech rights for immigrants. The conversation is both illuminating and entertaining!

Nico Perrino, Executive Vice President at FIRE and host of "So to Speak," dives into the unsettling trend of tech executives joining the military as lieutenant colonels. He explores the implications of merging corporate interests with national defense, raising concerns about privacy and democracy. The discussion also touches on Trump's lawsuit against CBS and its chilling effect on media freedom. Perrino warns of ongoing threats to journalism and free speech, emphasizing the need for vigilance in a landscape shaped by corporate and state influences.

In this engaging discussion, Nico Perrino, a leading advocate for free speech at FIRE, addresses the growing concerns around government control over digital speech and the spread of misinformation. He critically examines the potential dangers of establishing a 'Ministry of Truth' and the implications of AI on truth-seeking. Nico emphasizes the need for media literacy and personal responsibility in navigating today's complexities, while exploring the delicate balance between regulation and constitutional rights.

Nico Perrino interviews Robert Breedlove on topics like the Pareto principle, violation of private property, Bitcoin's anonymity, and whether money is speech. They discuss Austrian economics, prediction markets, and the debate on central planning and freedom, exploring the language of money and rationality. The conversation touches on freedom maximalism, anonymity in speech, government intervention, and the intersection of code, speech, and regulation.

Nico Perrino, executive vice president at FIRE and director of the documentary 'Mighty Ira,' joins the conversation to discuss free speech in today’s political landscape. He critiques the Biden administration's speech record and explores whether free speech may fare better under Trump. The chat delves into Elon Musk's controversial impact on censorship and the challenges posed by social media. Perrino also reflects on shifting generational attitudes toward free expression and the complexities of campus speech in the current climate.