Conservative Patriot: THE DAN BONGINO SHOW 06/17/2020

Wednesday, June 17, 2020

THE DAN BONGINO SHOW 06/17/2020

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In this episode I address the latest outrageous attack by the tech tyrants on conservative websites and content. I also address the Trump Executive Order on police reform and what it really means for our police departments. I also explain the difference between chokeholds and neck restraints.

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Dan's News Picks:

A huge announcement about my fight against the tech tyrants.
The “woke” crowd is bullying corporations into submission.
Head Coach at OSU issues pathetic “apology” for wearing a t-shirt.
Tulsa judge shuts down efforts to stop the upcoming Trump rally.
President Trump signs an Executive Order on police reforms.
This 2016 article does a great job explaining the problems with the negative Trump polls.
Although I disagree with some of the conclusions, this is a solid article on the police use of neck restraints.

Senate Republicans Unveil “Justice Act” Police Reform Legislation

Yesterday President Donald Trump signed an executive order on law enforcement reform and called for law enforcement agencies to ban chokeholds “except if an officer’s life is at risk.” The executive order touches on use of force practices, information sharing to track officers with repeated complaints against them, and federal incentives to deploy non-police experts on issues related to mental health, homelessness, and addiction.

Senator Hawley Will Introduce Legislation Targeting Big Tech Tyranny

On Wednesday, Senator Josh Hawley, Republican of Missouri, will bring a bill to the Senate floor that will “give consumers grounds to sue companies like Facebook or Twitter over accusations of selective censorship of political speech,” according to Axios.

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Twitter Threatened to Ban Tom Cotton for Defending Rule of Law

As if Sen. Tom Cotton wasn’t busy enough fending off the hysterics over at the New York Times, he’s now facing threats of censorship from Twitter over the same opinions he expressed in the aforementioned failing publication.