Week in Review with Elly Maye — Episode 9

• Beto O’Rourke ate dirt from New Mexico because he thought it had “regenerative powers”.
• Devin Nunes filed a $250 million lawsuit against Twitter, claiming defamation and shadow banning of conservatives during the 2018 election.
• New activist group We The Moms takes on Hollywood, calling for an end to the casting couch. 
• Facebook “accidentally” blocked President Trump’s social media director Dan Scavino.
• President Donald Trump signed an executive order protecting free speech on college campuses.

This week didn’t disappoint, as we start off with a story about Democrat Presidential hopeful Beto O’Rourke eating dirt for it’s “regenerative powers”.

Twitter was sued for $250 million by Devin Nunes for defamation and shadow banning conservatives during the 2018 elections (which was brought to his attention by director, philosopher and political strategist Ali Alexander) .

WeTheMoms.org is taking on Hollywood and the casting couch. The group is calling on Disney to demand that James Gunn (the director who tweeted and joked about child pornography and child rape) no longer makes any content for kids.

The Trump administration continues it’s war against leftists wanting to hinder free speech, as Dan Scavino is blocked “accidentally” by Facebook and President Trump signed an executive order protecting free speech on college campuses.

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