The FBI Just Cancelled the ADL | Reasonable Doubts Ep. 96

FBI Director Kash Patel just severed the Bureau's relationship with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) after over 100 years of collaboration.

In this episode of Reasonable Doubts, I expose the ADL's dark history, censorship operations, and why this breakup is a massive win for free speech.

What You'll Learn:
- The shocking origin story of the ADL and the Leo Frank case
- How the ADL's 1993 spy ring targeted 12,000+ Americans
- FBI Director Kash Patel's decision to end the partnership
- The ADL's role in online censorship with tech giants
- Why Elon Musk called them a "hate group"
- Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA, and the controversy that broke the camel's back

Key Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro: FBI Breaks Up With ADL
2:00 - The Leo Frank Case: ADL's Dark Origins
7:00 - The ADL's Real Agenda Exposed
12:00 - 1993 Spy Ring: 12,000 Americans Surveilled
17:00 - Wikipedia Bans ADL as Fact Checker
20:00 - The Future of Free Speech

The ADL has spent decades positioning itself as the arbiter of hate speech while simultaneously targeting conservatives, free speech advocates, and anyone who challenges their narrative. From their founding during the Leo Frank trial to partnering with Facebook, YouTube, and PayPal to deplatform critics, the ADL's influence has been unchecked—until now.

This is about more than one organization. It's about who gets to define hate, who controls public discourse, and whether we'll let unelected gatekeepers silence dissent. The tide is turning, and this episode breaks down everything you need to know.

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