Victory Against Big Tech Censorship

In a recent discussion, Prager University CEO Marlow and Streit highlighted the actions of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) against the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM). They accused GARM of collaborating with major corporate entities to suppress conservative voices, including outlets like Breitbart and PragerU. Marlow described this effort as a form of "warfare," asserting that GARM is part of a larger organization, the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA), which controls a significant portion of online advertising. Marlow praised Jordan and his team for uncovering what he termed "smoking gun evidence" that GARM pressures advertisers to avoid conservative platforms. He emphasized the importance of building alliances with influential figures, such as Elon Musk and Jim Jordan, in the fight against what he perceives as a coordinated effort to stifle grassroots conservative movements. Marlow argued that the real battle lies not just with GARM, but with a broader coalition of establishment figures across the political spectrum who seek to limit the reach of conservative media. The discussion also touched on the pervasive influence of tech giants like Google, which Marlow claimed operate in close alignment with government interests. He criticized Google for its lobbying power in Washington, suggesting that its dominance in search and computing creates a significant barrier for conservative voices. As censorship intensifies, Marlow and Streit called for stronger advocacy for First Amendment rights, warning that the control exerted by these entities threatens the dissemination of diverse viewpoints.