Pat and Bob analyze a major victory in the battle to preserve free speech online. A US District Court ruled that high-ranking U.S. officials must turn over all documents related to the government's collusion with Big Tech corporations to censor and suppress the speech of American citizens, including and especially top scientists and physicians who challenged the official government narrative on COVID 19. Authors and signatories of the "Great Barrington Declaration" have had their work ridiculed and their reputations destroyed for presenting evidence that countered the COVID policies put in place by the CDC and official scientific advisors such as Dr. Anthony Fauci.

 
 
Pat and Bob discuss what it truly means to stand and deliver in the face of threats to career and livelihood. NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers was defiant in the face of enormous pressure to take the Covid profit-jab last season, and was castigated league-wide when it was revealed that he did not. Now, he's telling Joe Rogan about the league's attempts to force compliance, against his and others' constitutional rights, and is taking a victory lap after the CDC essentially rolled back all of their previous directives and mandates. The guys also discussed tennis star Novak Djokovich, who was banned from playing in the US Open because he also refuses to take the potentially dangerous jab. These star athletes are role models for others to follow, as they believe in their First Amendment rights and put their careers on the line to defend them.Also up for discussion is the "return" of the government's Disinformation Board, as the Biden bureaucrats push for more control over social media content moderation. And finally, as if those threats to free speech were not enough, the World Economic Forum is now promoting the idea of combining Artificial Intelligence with human moderators to further censor speech that dissents from the agenda of the globalists looking to silence all opposition.

This exciting interview with Heather Gass dives into legal actions that can be performed in local communities by non-lawyers - like CFFS members - to have very tangible outcomes. Things like: 
How to make a records  or FOIA request for information
How to create an affidavit
How to make an ethics complaint or file a bar grievance
How to file a judicial grievance
How to create and file a criminal complaint
Any ordinary citizen has more legal ability than they ever imagined. We take an high-level overview of why we need these legal tools to hold civic leaders accountable for their actions.  

It's a packed new episode of Stand and Deliver! This week, Patrick and Bob spend some time on the "freedom of religion" part of the First Amendment, with two huge victories to report on. A church in in San Jose that was harassed and fined for holding services during the Covid 19 pandemic was cleared by an appellate court, and in Illinois, nearly 500 health care workers fired for not taking the Covid jab after having their religious exemptions denied won a massive settlement against their employers! Great news for the First Amendment on both counts!And on the free speech front, Bob shares the story of his latest suspension for violating the "community standards" of one of the social media giants, and Americans from across the country are choosing to self-silence rather than incur the wrath of tech giants and others.Don't forget to tune in each week for a new Stand and Deliver!

Bob & Pat discuss the Free Speech implications of the FBI's raid on the residence of Donald Trump and the recent and massive judgement on Alex Jones legal battle in Texas. These are angles that hardly anyone is bringing up, but they are critical in the war on Free Speech in America. 

at and Bob welcome a special guest to the podcast, a member of the CFFS Board of Advisors and an osteopathic physician, Dr. Sherri Tenpenny.
Dr. Tenpenny continues to fight for the personal freedom of all Americans to decide for themselves what kind of health care they want. She is a staunch opponent of vaccine and mask mandates, and she brings the science to the issue that others refuse to bring.
Dr. Tenpenny has been a frequent target of the free speech censorship brigade on most social platforms, having been banned by Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and more.
Yet, she continues to stand and deliver her important messaging about bodily autonomy and our First Amendment rights to refuse experimental treatments based on freedom of speech, expression and religion.

This is an amazing story of how some ordinary, concerned people in a primarily older community started a local, citizen-based newspaper that has touched thousands of others with news they would not otherwise ever see. After one year, circulation has expanded to several surrounding cities and people from other states are calling to find out how they can do the same thing. 
Publisher Leesa Bolden is from Quartzsite, Arizona, a destination of choice for "snow birds" who travel down from northern states in the winter. The average age of residents is 72 years, many of whom are not avid consumers of Internet resources. 
After one year, circulation has expanded to several surrounding cities and people from other states are calling to find out how they can do the same thing.
Patriot Free Press - https://tpfpnews.com/
Contact Leesa at: leesabolden@gmail.com

Patrick and Bob share what could be a monumental breakthrough in the attempt to stop Big Tech social media platforms from colluding with administration officials in the executive branch of the federal government. A federal judge has agreed to open discovery, upon motions made by the Attorneys General of Missouri and Louisiana, into the alleged collusion. This gives the attorneys subpoena power to look deep inside of the relationship between the government and the social media moguls who seem united in their effort to suppress the speech of "dissenting" voices. Stay tuned on this one, as it could become a key moment in trying to restore free speech online to people of all political ideologies, rather than just one.Another huge win for free speech was announced when the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of Lorie Smith, a graphic artist and web designer in Colorado who is trying to prevent the state from punishing her if she refuses to create art or develop a website for an issue or cultural agenda with which she disagrees. The court will hear the argument--which centers on protecting against compelled speech, and not necessarily for religious reasons only--in the fall, with their opinion expected next summer.