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[00:00:00]In November of 2024, you tweet, don't you?

[00:00:04]I'm not sure what the current terminology is for it, but yes, I am sometimes on the social platform that was formerly known as Twitter. Yeah, you're on a lot, aren't you?

[00:00:11]I'm not sure what the relevance of that is. You try to be provocative on there, don't you?

[00:00:17]Again, I am not sure what the relevance >> Well, let me let me let me show you the relevance. On November A Senate hearing took a dramatic turn when John Kennedy confronted a law professor over a series of controversial past tweets and public statements.

[00:00:29]What began as a discussion about free speech and government censorship quickly exploded into one of the most tense exchanges of the hearing.

[00:00:38]Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I I apologize for having to miss the testimony of some of you, and I appreciate you coming today.

[00:00:45]Um Professor Franks, let me ask you I I took I I listened to to your and Ms. Hemingway's testimony and Professor Turley's, I so I got part of it.

[00:00:56]Um as I understand it, your position, Professor Franks, is that I think you used you used the word myth.

[00:01:03]It is a myth that the Biden administration used government to compel speech, private speech, but that the Trump administration isn't doing that. Is that a fair characterization?

[00:01:17]Yes, that's correct. Okay. Do you think perhaps you're allowing your personal political beliefs to to to affect your objectivity here? No, I do not. What is guiding my answers here is that I'm looking to see what the Supreme Court has said. You notice that in the testimony about the censorship of Professor Compton >> that part. I'm just I'm just going to >> No, but I've only got 5 minutes. Your answer is no, so I appreciate it.

[00:01:41]Um I'm going to let me ask you a couple questions. Um You you wrote a law review article in December of 2023 for the New York