Welcome to the podcast.
My name is Jack and I'm here with my co-host social and today we're going to talk about censorship and we're going to talk about the politics in the United States and first amendment rights,
which is the freedom of speech, the freedom of assembly, freedom of the press, right?
Isn't that I think that's all captured under our very first amendment if I'm not mistaken.
Yep.
I just paraphrased it because I don't have it memorized, but it's not very complicated.
You have the right to say what you want to say.
No one can lock you up for it.
But unfortunately, you can get fired for things you say.
So what do you think about social,
the situation in America where the comedian Jimmy Kimmel just recently got fired or suspended I guess
for making jokes about the president and Charlie Kirk I believe yeah yeah that was wild so the context of what he actually said for our students who haven't seen it it was a very mild he was just saying like Basically,
his big joke that got him fired was just showing a clip of President Trump where they asked President Trump,
hey, how are you holding up after your friend Charlie Kirk passed away?
And he said, I'm doing fine.
I think you can see there's construction going on here for my new ballroom.
He couldn't, he couldn't even, he could even pretend to care about Charlie Kirk for one sentence.
Like in mid sentence, he pivoted to the ballroom.
talking about construction which is
like I mean he can't even he can't even fake his like empathy you know what I mean