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Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon told Fox News that creating satirical content is becoming more difficult in a world where true news stories read like parody.

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From Elon Musk and J.K. Rowling to the Babylon Bee, our constitutional right to free speech is under attack from the left. Approval rating sinks Stop mocking me Get the latest views Submit a column.

The Babylon Bee also did not file, but nonetheless published, a different amicus brief opposing the parodist (which I think is even funnier than the real brief).

Babylon Bee’s current CEO, Seth Dillon, a pastor’s son and former internet marketer who bought a majority stake in the Babylon Bee in 2018, said the site still publishes plenty of church jokes.

Babylon Bee’s current CEO, Seth Dillon, a pastor’s son and former internet marketer who bought a majority stake in The Babylon Bee in 2018, said the site still publishes plenty of church jokes.

The Babylon Bee has made its way back to Twitter after the company’s CEO, Elon Musk, restored the account. “We’re back. Let that sink in,” The Babylon Bee’s tweet stated.