Matt Taibbi and Walter Kirn Deliver Powerful Speeches at 'Rescue The Republic' Rally

Matt Taibbi's Scathing Speech

Matt Taibbi and Walter Kirn delivered compelling speeches at the 'Rescue The Republic' rally held in Washington D.C. last weekend. The rally aimed to champion free speech and the eight pillars of 'Join the Resistance.' Taibbi fiercely criticized the establishment, beginning with John Kerry, who recently expressed his desire to eradicate the First Amendment to allow the elites to control information. Taibbi also took a stand against those involved in the censorship industry who are part of the "anti-disinformation" complex. Taibbi pointed out that the censorship is carried out by a small portion of the educated rich who are attempting to correct everyone else. However, he noted that their efforts to censor are futile. He emphasized his American identity and criticized those who question his patriotism while they themselves are seen as apologizing for the First Amendment to a crowd of Europeans.

Walter Kirn's Storytelling Speech

Walter Kirn, a novelist, also addressed the audience at the event. He told a story about his childhood in rural Minnesota, which he referred to as "the land of the deplorables." Kirn shared his confusion as a child about the song "If I Had a Hammer," which he interpreted as a reflection of powerlessness and the desire for power. Kirn went on to discuss a recent Twitter clip featuring John Kerry, former Secretary of State. In the clip, Kerry referred to the First Amendment as a "major block" preventing him from stopping what he termed as disinformation. Kirn argued that Kerry misunderstood the song, stating that the hammer does not belong to people like Kerry, but to the people. Kirn concluded his speech by encouraging the audience to "pick up your hammer and use it." He urged them not to be nails but hammers, to build a New America.

Bottom Line

The speeches by Matt Taibbi and Walter Kirn at the 'Rescue The Republic' rally were powerful and thought-provoking. They highlighted the importance of free speech and the dangers of censorship, while also encouraging individuals to take action and build a new America. What are your thoughts on these speeches? Do you agree with their views on censorship and the importance of free speech? Share this article with your friends and discuss. Remember, you can sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is available every day at 6pm.