Florida Schools Ban "Pornographic" Dictionaries

America’s Lawyer E82: The adult website PornHub was recently hit with a fine of less than $2 million dollars after it was revealed that they were profiting off of human trafficking, and this fine is an insult to every trafficking victim in this country. A school district in Florida is under fire after they banned dictionaries in order to comply with the book bans that Ron DeSantis has signed into law. And the economy is getting worse for young Americans, and that could have a serious impact on this year’s presidential election. All that, and more is coming up, so don’t go anywhere – America’s Lawyer starts right now.

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The Department of Justice recently announced a settlement with the parent company of adult website, PornHub, after the company was found to be profiting off of human trafficking. This settlement is an insult. It's a slap on the face of everybody that's been a victim. I've got Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins with me to talk about it. Farron, when I saw this, I was appalled that the Department of Justice again, drops the ball. Opioids, nobody goes to prison. 32 pharmaceutical cases where there was clear, clear fraud, clear tampering with clinicals, nobody goes to prison. PFAS case, nobody goes to prison and the documents were overwhelming of the intent and the conduct. But this Department of Justice is so frigging useless. And this is another example, isn't it?

And it's getting worse. A lot of these things that you're talking about span several different administrations. And now here we are, we've got this group, Aylo, used to be called MindGeek. They changed their name as if that solves problems. So they say, okay, you've been profiting off human trafficking. It's pretty obvious you knew what was happening. You just decided to look the other way. Make hundreds of millions of dollars. So give us $1.8 million and we'll call it good. We're not gonna prosecute you or send you to jail. I mean, I don't know that I've seen a fine this small for such egregious behavior. This is insane.

It's like this department, this prosecutor completely was terrified. I promise you this prosecutor was terrified to take these people to trial. I'd take 'em to trial tomorrow. As a matter of fact, I'm taking the deposition of these folks at the end of this.

Yeah. You will be taking 'em to trial very soon.

I am taking to trial, but I can't get 'em to criminal trial. And they need to be criminally prosecuted. Listen, let me give you the how bad this is. My client that I'm representing that represents the entire class, okay, it's a mass tort case. These cases are taking place all over the country constantly. My client, 15 years old, she became, well, she was trafficked by some cat out of Mobile, Alabama, big trunk dog. Something such as that is what he called himself. Created 58 videos. 58, where she was being sodomized, raped. Every iteration that you can possibly think of, of sexual attack took place on this little 15-year-old girl. Okay. These videos were sent to PornHub. They were sent to MindGeek. The titles on 'em were overwhelming. I mean, a typical title for something like this that we see all the time, that now they say, oh, we've stopped doing it.

How about tiny teen is sodomized in a hotel room? Petite teen is gang banged? Or how about virgin teen is crying as she's raped? Those are the headlines that this company says, oh, yeah, we're gonna put that out there. They know it's all about, make it outrageous and we're gonna attract more money. But in there, these kids that are, they don't do this voluntarily. Hell, they got videos where some of them are unconscious. They don't do anything to find out. Once they find out that it's clearly a teen, they don't call the police. They don't take any action to interrupt that process. And this Department of Justice says, yeah, yeah, we're gonna fine you $1.8 million. Hell, it's a $600 million a year industry, just this company.