Free Speech Union spokesperson Jordan Williams talks with "Speak Up For Women" co-founder Beth Johnson about the women's rights group's recent stoush with NZME. The media juggernaut canceled one of their advertisements after complaints from a handful of activists despite the ASA (Advertising Standards Authority) having already cleared the ad after it attracted criticism in billboard form. Our support for "SUFW" in this instance prompted pushback even from some of our supporters, as NZME is a private company. Get up to speed with this special report on the ideological takeover of our media, and hear why our defense of "SUFW" against the privately-owned NZME was so integral to the wider Free Speech battle. www.fsu.nz/join