Core Viewpoint - The lawsuit filed by Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. (TMTG) and Rumble aims to challenge Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes's gag orders that seek to censor a U.S.-based Brazilian user's political opinions, which TMTG argues violates free speech rights and U.S. laws [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Action - The lawsuit is filed in U.S. federal court in Tampa, Florida, to prevent the enforcement of gag orders that are perceived as attempts to suppress political expression [2]. - The gag orders require Rumble to suspend accounts, prohibit account creation, and turn over user information, along with imposing daily fines and potential shutdowns of Rumble [3]. Group 2: Company Commitment - TMTG emphasizes its commitment to free expression as a core mission, opposing any unjust demands for political censorship [3]. - TMTG operates Truth Social, a platform designed to provide a safe space for free speech amid increasing censorship from major tech companies, and is also launching Truth.Fi, a financial services brand [5].
Trump Media Joins Rumble Lawsuit to Stop Censorship