First Amendment
topic on 8 shows · 10 statements across 9 episodes
the Y Combinator Startup Podcast 
More or Less 
American Optimist 
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10 statements about First Amendment, every show
Michael: Anthropic's First Amendment retaliation claim against Pentagon will fail
“I think the notion that a First Amendment claim is going to hold up is, is, would be shocking, because that means that the government has no choice to make.”
Schmitt: Biden's censorship enterprise is the greatest First Amendment affront
“And a censorship enterprise that they created that was so vast. It's the biggest affront to the first event we've ever seen.”
Schmitt: Federal censorship was the greatest First Amendment affront in US history
“Fast censorship enterprise that existed that, in my view, was the greatest affront to the First Amendment we've ever seen in the history of our country.”
Banister: Most of her philanthropic donations fund constitutional amendment causes
“For me, I'm very, very passionate about the first amendment and most of the causes I donate to are first amendment related or second amendment or fourth amendment, anything constitutional.”
Jessica Lessin: TikTok Will Sue the U.S. Over First Amendment
“So what's gonna happen after Biden signs this is ByteDance or TikTok is gonna sue to block it on the grounds that it's infringing on the First Amendment.”
Sacks: Government pressure on private platforms to suppress news violates First Amendment
“When the government instructs a private company to censor a press story that the government itself does not have the authority to censor, that is a violation of the First Amendment.”
Cuban: Algorithmic content amplification is protected under First Amendment
“They made a really, really good argument while that it's still protected under the first amendment in the United States, whether it's algorithmically derived or some comes out of someone's mouth. And so I went from saying, okay, algorithmic amplification shoul…”
Cutts: The SearchKing lawsuit established search results are First Amendment protected
“The result of that lawsuit was that search results are protected by the first amendment.”
Thierer: First Amendment acted as a deregulatory sledgehammer for early internet
“The First Amendment became If you will, a deregulatory sledgehammer that you could take agencies to court for almost anything they did with the internet, and you could win. You could beat regulatory proposals.”
Thierer: First Amendment would block European-style 'right to be forgotten' laws
“If someone in the States tried to do something like the Europeans are doing with right to be forgotten, we could beat that back with the First Amendment in the US. We could say, no way it doesn't jive with our First Amendment.”