Let's go to our first guest of the day. You've seen him a lot on Fox News, especially on Tucker's show.

He is a growth in dinky and centrist, whatever that means according to his Twitter bio.

He's Darren Beatty of Revolver. Darren, welcome to America First.

It's great to be here. Thank you for having me, Seth.

So first things first, I got to give you guys a Revolver massive, massive credit.

Of all the journalistic outlets out there, you have done the most in-depth analysis of the videos,

of the iPhone footage from January the 6th, whose ray apps, who's the guy on the tower,

everybody out there, you need to read those two in-depth articles on the movements,

the events of January the 6th, add to that Julie Kelly's amazing pieces at American greatness,

and you'll have a much better picture of what actually happened on that day.

So congratulations to you, Darren. We can talk about that in our next segment,

but we've got a couple of minutes here. Elon Musk, not going on the board, good news,

because then he can engineer a hostile taker over Twitter.

Give us your take of how much of a cat amongst the pigeons Elon's recent purchases have been.

Well, I think it's extremely significant, and certainly portends good things,

although we'll have to wait and see how things actually materialize. But what I've been

trying to caution, Elon, is that he needs to understand exactly what he's getting into.

This is not any ordinary hostile takeover, because Twitter is not ordinary company.

Despite its relatively modest market cap by corporate standards, it is,

into it, and Elon's correct characterization, the global public square.

And control over the global public square is virtually priceless in a society such as ours.

And so if he goes for Twitter and attempts to make it an actual free speech platform,

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