Can We Truly Protect Free Speech While Government Censorship Looms? Ft: Jenin Younes

Join me, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Professor of Medicine at Stanford University, on the Courting Controversy podcast with Jenin Younes. In this episode, We discuss my experiences and the recent Supreme Court decision in Missouri vs. Biden (now Murthy v. Missouri). Also we delve into the Great Barrington Declaration, which I co-authored to highlight the harms of lockdowns on children and young adults. Tune in to hear about the implications of this landmark case for free speech and scientific inquiry.

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Timestamps
00:24 Introduction to Janin Yonues
02:17 Introduction to Jay Bhattacharya
03:30 The Supreme Court on censorship
06:15 Facebook in conversation with government
12:00 Evidence of government censorship
18:27 The impact on scientific inquiry
20:50 The progress of science depends on free speech
22:36 The Brianne Dressen lawsuit against AstraZeneca
27:57 Censorship of the NRA
35:18 Counter speech & critical thinking in America
41:30 The need for radical transparency
48:00 How do you challenge the CDC?