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Ep. 1446 - Democrats Set Out To Ban Memes to Protect Their Power
2024/9/19
The Matt Walsh Show
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Matt Walsh
Matt Walsh: 本期节目讨论了加州州长Gavin Newsom签署的一项禁止"具有欺骗性"模因的法案，该法案引发了对言论自由和政治讽刺的担忧。Walsh认为该法案是针对批评民主党政治人物的回应，并指出其定义模糊，难以执行，可能适得其反。他还讨论了美国各地出现的移民危机，以及霍华德·斯特恩对川普支持者的批评。此外，他还与Joe Rogan讨论了登月阴谋论，并批评了澳大利亚对电视剧《办公室》的翻拍。
Gavin Newsom: Newsom 签署法案的理由是防止深度伪造视频在选举中被用来传播虚假信息，维护选举的公平性。他认为，操纵视频进行政治宣传是违法的行为，需要立法进行规范。
Kamala Harris: Harris 的言论和行为在节目中被多次提及，作为被讽刺的对象，她的言论和行为的真实性与模因法案的合理性构成对比。
Joe Rogan: Rogan 与 Walsh 讨论了登月阴谋论，表达了他对登月事件真实性的看法，并与 Walsh 就相关证据进行了辩论。
Howard Stern: Stern 表达了他对川普及其支持者的负面评价，认为川普的支持者愚蠢，缺乏理性思考。这反映了节目中讨论的政治两极分化和社会分裂。
Deep Dive
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law banning "deceptive" memes, raising concerns about free speech and the subjective nature of defining deception. Critics argue the law could be used to suppress political satire and that it's difficult to determine what qualifies as deceptive, especially in the political context.
- Newsom signed three laws related to deepfakes and elections.
- One law bans "deceptive content," allowing for content takedown and lawsuits.
- Critics argue the law is too broad and infringes on free speech.
- The law's definition of "deceptive" is subjective and open to interpretation.
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