US EditionTucker Carlson says Trump administration is using Charlie Kirk’s killing to trample First Amendment
Tucker Carlson highlighted concerns that Charlie Kirk's assassination may lead to restrictive hate speech laws, urging vigilance to protect First Amendment rights amid rising political tensions.
- Tucker Carlson accused the Trump administration of exploiting Charlie Kirk's assassination to threaten First Amendment rights, saying there is no difference between free speech and hate speech under the Constitution.
- Attorney General Pam Bondi claimed the Justice Department would target hate speech, which Carlson criticized, arguing it undermines human rights and calls for civil disobedience if enacted.
- Following Kirk's death, Jimmy Kimmel's show was suspended indefinitely due to his remarks about the MAGA movement, causing Trump to celebrate the move and criticize Kimmel's ratings.
- President J.D. Vance urged his supporters to report individuals celebrating Kirk's murder, and the State Department announced it would hunt down foreign nationals applauding his death.
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Tucker Carlson Warns of Trump Administration Spinning Charlie Kirk's Death to Target Free Speech
Conservative political commentator Tucker Carlson warned that the Trump administration could use Charlie Kirk's death to target free speech. Carlson added that 'civil disobedience' would be justified if a government crackdown on 'hate speech' progresses in Kirk's name
Debate Ignites Over Death Penalty in Tragic Assassination of Free Speech Advocate - Real News Now
The tragic demise of Charlie Kirk, a strong advocate of free speech, has raised a burning question: should the ultimate punishment – the death penalty – be brought back into action? This horrifying act was planned and executed with malice against an individual who was merely vocalising his inherent right to freedom of expression. The shockwaves of this atrocity have had a chilling effect on public discourse, making Americans wary of expressing t…
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