Joe Rogan and the Authoritarians

from The Political Orphanage · host Andrew Heaton, Charles Cooke

Charles Cooke of National Review joins the show to discuss embattled podcast host Joe Rogan as the flashpoint between authoritarianism and free speech. And to elaborate on the difference between state censorship, and a culture of open expression against that of self-censorship.

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