TUSK - The Free Speech Browser

This episode of The TUSK Report features hosts Kaelan Dorr and Jeff Bermant discussing various issues surrounding free speech, humor in the modern political context, ongoing protests in Columbia, and the role of media in shaping public perception. Jeff Bermant, CEO of Tusk Browser, shares his views on the state of comedy and free speech, attributing the decline in humor to political correctness and leftist ideologies. The conversation transitions to protests at Columbia and other universities, critiquing the demands and behavior of protesters as privileged and disconnected. They also address reactions to Palestinian flag raisings at UNC Chapel Hill and compare liberal-led protests to conservative responses. The episode concludes with opinions on liberal media bias and a critique of RFK Jr.'s recent comments, emphasizing the importance of traditional American values and the need for educational reform. 00:00 Welcome to the Tusk Report: A Dive into Free Speech and Humor 00:14 Seinfeld and the State of Comedy: A Casual Chat 00:53 The Impact of Political Correctness on Humor 01:46 Protests and Privilege: A Critical Look at Columbia and Beyond 04:10 Celebrating Patriotism: A Positive Turn at UNC Chapel Hill 05:11 Addressing the Political Landscape and Media Bias 08:41 Closing Thoughts and Summer Wishes

In this week's episode of The TUSK Report, hosts Kaelan Dorr and Jeff Bermant discuss a range of controversial topics. The conversation opens with reflections on the historical atrocities committed by the Nazis, drawing a parallel to current protestor support for Hamas and urging a reevaluation of what side of humanity to stand on. The episode also covers Speaker of the House Mike Johnson's demand for the resignation of Columbia University's president over pro-Hamas protests and the broader implications of such protests on societal values and historical awareness. Additionally, the hosts delve into current economic downturns, critiquing the current administration's policies and the impact on the average American. The episode concludes with a discussion on the TikTok ban signed into law by Joe Biden, analyzing the multifaceted issues surrounding this decision, including potential political and social repercussions. 00:00 Welcome to the Tusk Report: Introductions and Casual Banter 00:31 Reflecting on Historical Atrocities and Modern Conflicts 01:39 Analyzing the Columbia University Protests and Political Reactions 04:59 Economic Concerns: GDP, Inflation, and Political Implications 06:41 The TikTok Ban Debate: National Security vs. Free Speech 09:43 Closing Thoughts and Encouragement to Engage

In this edition of The Tusk Report, host Kaelan Dorr and guest Jeff Bermant, CEO of Tusk browser, discuss several key topics. They begin by sharing personal anecdotes about skiing, transitioning quickly into political and societal issues. The discussion touches on Joe Biden's campaign speech inaccuracies, specifically his misrepresentation of Donald Trump's comments. They critique the media's portrayal of Trump, the current political climate surrounding the Trump trial and jury selection issues, and the bias they perceive in the judicial process. The conversation then shifts to the Biden administration's policies, specifically targeting education and electric vehicle mandates, showing the administration of dictatorial tendencies and promoting Marxism. The final segments highlight concerns about anti-Semitism at Columbia University and the broader implications of political and ideological indoctrination in education systems. They advocate for voting as a solution to these issues and emphasize the importance of early educational interventions. 00:00 Opening and Introductions 00:14 Skiing Adventures and Mishaps 01:04 Political Commentary: Biden vs. Trump 03:35 The Trump Trial and Jury Selection Controversy 06:24 Education and Ideology: The Battle Over Schools 09:45 Closing Remarks

In this episode of The Tusk Report, hosts Kaelan Dorr and guest Jeff Bermant, CEO of Super Bicycle Stud, dive into a series of rapid fire topics. They discuss a recent event where 50 pro-Hamas protesters were arrested in the U.S. Senate cafeteria, advocating for Gaza under the slogans 'send food, not bombs' and 'break bread, not bodies'. The conversation shifts to criticisms of the protesters' viewpoints, advocating for free speech but questioning the protesters' understanding of the conflict between Israel and Gaza. Following this, the discussion moves to the situation in Ukraine, highlighting the inadequacies of American-made drones compared to Chinese models amid the ongoing conflict. Lastly, the episode addresses the current state of the U.S. economy, focusing on inflation rates, governmental spending, and criticizing the Biden administration's handling of various policy issues, including energy production and student loan forgiveness. The episode concludes with calls for unity and success in future elections to address current challenges. 00:00 Welcome to the Tusk Report: Introducing Jeff Bermant 00:35 Rapid Fire Topics: Protests, Politics, and Public Opinion 03:26 The Drone Dilemma: American vs. Chinese Technology in Ukraine 05:21 Inflation and Economic Concerns: A Deep Dive 06:22 The Political Landscape: Calls for Accountability 09:14 Closing Thoughts and Next Steps

The episode starts with hosts Kaelan Dorr and Jeff Bermant delving into several topics. Jeff Bermant, CEO of Tusk Browser, shares an amusing anecdote about cycling with Lance Armstrong and offers advice to cyclists. The discussion then shifts to political commentary, focusing on the removal of Ronna McDaniel from NBC, criticisms of mainstream media, and mentions of alleged censorship and bias against conservative viewpoints. The conversation moves on to other hot-button issues such as the potential impeachment of the Secretary of Homeland Security, border security concerns, and a critique of TikTok's influence. They briefly touch on a prank against Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin before discussing a political fundraiser for Joe Biden, contrasting it with President Trump's visit to families of fallen police officers. The episode concludes with a pitch for the Tusk platform and a mention of a new conservative AI tool, highlighting the hosts' commitment to freedom of speech. 00:00 Opening Banter and Introductions 00:39 Cycling Tales with Jeff Bermant 02:10 Lightning Round: Hot Takes on Current Events 09:06 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans

In the second episode of the Tusk Report, hosts discuss pressing issues including TikTok's influence and its potential ban, illegal immigration and border security criticisms, threats against lawmakers, and the consequences of cancel culture exemplified by recent backlash against Planet Fitness and Bud Light. They criticize the Biden administration, discuss the impact of TikTok's Chinese ownership on American values, and express concerns over the mixing of genders in sports and public facilities. The episode also touches on the return of Hillary Clinton to political campaigning. The dialogue reflects a conservative viewpoint on social and political matters. 00:00 Welcome to the Tusk Report: Cutting Through the Fake News 00:52 Diving into the TikTok Controversy and Border Security 02:39 The Threats Against Senator Thom Tillis and TikTok's Influence 04:52 Debating Cancel Culture and Planet Fitness Controversy 07:27 Discussing Electric Cars, Government Overreach, and Gender Separation 08:12 Hillary Clinton's Return to the Political Scene 09:20 Wrapping Up: The Future of Politics and Final Thoughts

The TUSK Report on Free Speech — Stories Big Tech Doesn’t Want You to Hear In this episode Kaelan and Jeff discuss the top stories in this week's news: Apple buys Darwin AI, Tiktok Ban, & a Canadian law that threatens Free Speech.

Dan Schneider from the Media Research Center speaks about TUSK Browser and Search Engine at CPAC 2023 in Washington, D.C.

"No one has free speech, unless everyone has a voice!" TUSK, built for Conservatives, by Conservatives, is the first true free speech Web browser.

How to install TUSK web browser on a MacOS device like an iMac or Macbook 1. Download the installer file from tuskbrowser.com/download 2. Double-click to open the downloaded file (*****.dmg) 3. Drag the TUSK app to the Applications folder (This makes a copy of it in your Applications folder. If you skip this step TUSK will run very slow.) 4. Open your Application folder to find the TUSK app, and double-click to open TUSK 5. Click OK if you get a warning that this was downloaded from the internet 6. You may need to enter your system password when you open TUSK for the first time

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