Government's "Financial Prison": The Chilling Cost of Dissent

It's going to be way worse than being in, let's say, YouTube jail or Twitter jail for a few hours or days or even weeks. It's going to be um, you know, a financial prison where your entire wallet is locked up, you can't pay rent, you can't buy groceries, you can't put gas in your vehicle, because they don't like what you said. And already, we've seen this now, we saw Homeland Security issue subpoenas to major online platforms. This just happened recently, right? Where they're saying to Facebook, and they're saying to YouTube, Google, et cetera, and other platforms, Reddit, that uh, we want you to give us the names, the phone numbers, and the addresses of every user who criticized ICE during the, you know, the ICE raids in Minneapolis. That's the government acting like a a thuggish cartel, where they're going to now, apparently, uh, seek vengeance against their own citizens who are criticizing their unconstitutional actions that resulted in the deaths of at least two Americans and possibly more. I mean, Mariah, that's outrageous. Yes, and Mike, you know what's also equally outrageous. I heard a very prominent um, journalist, I won't name names at ...