Screenshot: “The Matt Walsh Show” on Twitter on May 18.The Daily Wire, a conservative media and entertainment company, plans to put its entire slate of podcasts, which are almost all recorded as videos, on Twitter beginning May 30, company executives told Axios. The big picture: Elon Musk’s free speech absolutism is pushing conservatives to embrace the platform. Last month, ex-Fox News star Tucker Carlson said he would be bringing his daily prime-time show to Twitter. While Musk said he and Carlson hadn’t brokered any sort of official deal, Carlson said he would be moving over because Twitter is the last Big Tech platform remaining in the world “that allows free speech.”Details: In a statement Tuesday, Daily Wire co-CEO Jeremy Boreing echoed Carlson’s thoughts. “At this moment, Twitter is the largest free speech platform in the world,” he said. “If Elon Musk stands by his commitment to make Twitter a home for free speech and delivers on monetization opportunities and more sophisticated analytics for content creators, I imagine we will invest even more into the platform,” he added.A recent Pew Research Center poll shows Republicans are far less concerned about Twitter’s impact on Democracy since Musk took over last year. Yes, but:
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