Marlow: ‘Way Too Soon’ to Declare Kamala-mentum Unstoppable

In a recent appearance on "The Charlie Kirk Show," Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart and author of "Breaking Biden," expressed skepticism about the notion of "Kamala-mentum" being unstoppable. He emphasized that it is premature to draw such conclusions, especially in light of significant developments in the tech industry, including the Department of Justice's consideration of breaking up Google following a landmark antitrust ruling. Marlow highlighted the positive changes occurring in the tech landscape, crediting Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter for fostering a more favorable environment for conservative voices. He noted that the pressure on Google to address antitrust concerns is indicative of a broader shift, suggesting that even a left-leaning government recognizes the need for reform in the tech sector. Additionally, Marlow discussed a recent victory against internet censorship, detailing his interview with Marissa Streit from PragerU. He pointed to the efforts of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan to dismantle the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM), an organization accused of colluding with advertisers to suppress conservative content online. Marlow described this as part of a larger, global censorship initiative that extends beyond the U.S. Despite the challenges posed by such censorship efforts, Marlow urged his audience to remain optimistic, citing ongoing investigations and lawsuits aimed at dismantling entities like GARM. He concluded that while new organizations may emerge to continue similar practices, the momentum is shifting in favor of free speech and conservative viewpoints.