Ty Bollinger: My Father's Death Fuels My Fight for Freedom

Ty, you and I have known each other for many, many years now and over that time I've grown to deepen my respect for you, your values where so many people compromise. Uh you and Charlene do not compromise. You have a set of values. They are strong Christian values, belief in the creator, belief that we are accountable at a soul level for what we do in this world. I share that belief with you. But can you tell our audience a little bit about why, what what drives you to stay in this fight? You're suing Big Tech for the censorship. You're making these films. You've been hurt financially tremendously by all of this and yet you're still fighting for human freedom. Why? You know, great question, Mike. I I guess thinking about it now, the the real impetus behind this whole thing was the loss of my parents. My dad first in 1996, which I can't believe it's been 30 years. But here shortly in in July, this year, it will be 30 years that dad died. And um, and he died because he had like he he did not have the information that he needed to ...