I occasionally get asked why I don't do my show in a video format. The answer is most of my interviews are recorded with video and all are available on You Tube, Rumble and Odysee. For many of them, the only visual during the podcast is the TMTF logo, but there are exceptions.

Today's episode, Saving Life Liberty and Late Night from Politics with Alan Mosley is one of them, as is my interview with James O'Keefe of Project Veritas. Links to the Rumble videos for both episodes can be found on those show notes pages.

As time goes on, the podcast grows, and I can afford more help with production, more and more of the shows will be available in video format where you see the host and guests.

For navigation purposes, here are the links to my video channels: 

Odysee: Tom Mullen Talks Freedom (odysee.com)

Rumble: Tom Mullen Talks Freedom (rumble.com)

You Tube: Tom Mullen Talks Freedom - YouTube

If you're already a regular user of one of the three video platforms above, please subscribe to my channel on that platform. If you don't use one, I'd really appreciate if you subscribed to either the Odysee or Rumble channels.

I'm with Rand Paul on us fighting censorship while preserving property rights. Facebook, You Tube, Twitter, and Google are not monopolies. If we don't like their policies, let's vote with our feet (or mice) and go to their competitors.

Does the video dimension add something to the show for you? Let me know what you think in the comments section of the show notes pages for each episode.

Those comments help get the podcast boosted in search engines, like Duck Duck Go, the search engine I've used for years instead of Google. ;)

Next week's guests will include Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs, aka "Kane" to millions of wrestling fans. Don't miss that one!

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