Tarah Price - November 25, 2020 at 09:51AM
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In this clip, Steven Crowder discussed "another example of big government bureaucracy always hurting the 'little guy'" and the "unholy relationship between Big Tech and government."
Steven illustrated his point with a clip from "The Week," a weekend show on MSNBC hosted by Joshua Johnson. The MSNBC clip began with Johnson slamming Parler — an up-and-coming social media platform — calling it "an alternate reality for conspiracy theorists."
The jab came on the heels of the massive conservative exodus from social platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
Steven challenged his liberal-minded viewers to sign up and share a post on Parler and see for themselves that the Facebook/Twitter alternative allows all points of view.
Watch the video to hear what Steven had to say.
from Steven Crowder Says