# Episode 3: Liberty to Criticize Our Rulers

An episode of [Give Me Liberty: The Making of American Exceptionalism](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1493555372), 20 Jan 2020, 31 min.

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The freedom of expression is a core component of liberty. Now a well-known symbol for freedom of the press, John Peter Zenger shaped American history when he was famously acquitted in a libel suit. In this episode, Rick and Luke dig into one of the first cases of upholding freedom of the press.

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