Free speech is the only thing standing between America and Stalinism

Few people better represent 21st-century America’s political realignment than Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald.

Originally rebuked by the neocon Right for his views on war, privacy, and speech, Greenwald is now a powerful and influential voice among modern, post-COVID Trump-era Republicans. And for good reason. He’s the one who broke the Edward Snowden story, after all.

How do you know American politics is dominated by a uniparty that seeks to oppress you? Because both sides oppose free speech. Glenn Greenwald explains.#PaidPartnership pic.twitter.com/p5cOJLiGsN

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) June 18, 2024

Greenwald’s appearance on The Tucker Carlson Show, a long-form discussion on censorship, Vladimir Putin, puppy murder, the Left’s embrace of the intel agencies, and more, was just released.

Glenn Greenwald tells Tucker:

“It has been the American Right over the last decade that has been defending the cause of free speech. [It’s] absolutely true. It’s one of the reasons why I’ve had more alignment with the Right than the Left, because that’s a primary cause of mine. Always has been, always will be.”