EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 4 MIN
Freedom Of Speech -- R.I.P.
from GOOD MORNING, JONN Q. · host J.Q.
Last night, another late-night voice went dark.But this broadcast is not really about Stephen Colbert. It's about memory. About how every generation eventually discovers the same temptation: silence criticism in the name of crisis, fear, patriotism, or survival. From John Adams to Abraham Lincoln to the present day, America has wrestled with the same dangerous bargain -- restraining freedom in order to save freedom. This first broadcast of Good Morning, John Q. travels from modern late-night television to midnight arrests at Fort McHenry, where the grandson of Francis Scott Key was imprisoned for criticizing the President of the United States.The names change.The temptation doesn't
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Last night, another late-night voice went dark. But this broadcast is not really about Stephen Colbert. It's about memory. About how every generation eventually discovers the same temptation: silence criticism in the name of crisis, fear, patriotism, or survival. From John Adams to Abraham Lincoln to the present day, America has wrestled with the same dangerous bargain -- restraining freedom in order to save freedom. This first broadcast of Good Morning, John Q. trave...
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