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Public-Private Human Rights Violations Are the Worst Form of Fascism | Guest: Jeff Landry | 8/5/22

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

The single biggest threat we face is the federal government using private monopolies created by government to turn around and enforce human rights violations against the citizenry. We must not shy away from legislating against it at the state level. I explain how this has been used to box out the American worker through corporate welfare and how the vaccine and mask mandates are a result of this phenomenon. We must regulate violations of human rights in the medical field if we ever hope to fight for the right to life. Also, I’m joined by Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry, who updates us on his lawsuit against Twitter and the Biden administration for colluding together to violate free speech. He explains the legal theory of why Big Tech's actions make Twitter and the other tech companies into government actors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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