to start with you. You have known Charlie Kirk since you were not even a teenager. I have. You know, and this is absolutely a very, very tragic day. Um, my heart hurts because I lost a friend, but my heart hurts even more for our country because it lost one of its greatest patriots. This is a guy who, you know, some on the left are seeking to paint as divisive, but he sought to be anything but that. He sought to actually bring about discourse, bring about discussion. He wanted people to challenge his belief ...

Joining us now is Von Hillyard. He's MSNBC's senior White House correspondent. He's also an Arizona native who has covered Charlie Kirk's rise in conservative politics extensively.So, I mean there I think a lot of people watching have heard of Charlie Kirk um but don't maybe know about all about how he got to be where he is. When did when did you first become aware of Charlie. I think it was sometime in 2015 2016 and I think the Arizona native part of this is relevant because that's where he and his family ...

This is a dark day for our state. It's a tragic day for our nation. And I want to be very clear that this is a political assassination.We are celebrating 250 years of the founding of this great nation. that founding document, the Declaration of Independence, that this this great experiment on which we embarked together 250 years ago, that we are endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights. The first one of those is life.And today, a life was taken. Charlie Kirk was first and foremost a husband an ...

I've been in touch with with President Trump, with FBI Director Kash Patel. We are completely aligned with our state and federal partners as as we work through this case. Now.This is a dark day for our state. It's a tragic day for our nation. And I want to be very clear that this is a political assassination.We are. Celebrating. 250 years of the founding of this great nation. That founding document, the Declaration of Independence.That this this great experiment on which we embarked together 250 years ago, ...

Got to get to some breaking news coming into us now. And yet another L for the Trump legal team here this week. This one over Harvard here.Remember how the Trump administration froze some $2 billion in funding for Harvard. A federal judge has now said, "Nope, that's illegal." Saying that violates Harvard's free speech rights. Remember, the president pulled the funding back in April over allegations the school let anti-semitism foster on campus.Let me bring in our uh legal reporter, Gary Grumbach, who's join ...

RT National Conservatism (@NatConTalk)Why was there not so much dissent during the 2020 Covid pandemic? Fact is: there was much dissent, including among my colleagues. Problem was: you were denied the scientific debate you deserved because the free speech this country normally has was taken away.-@NIHDirector_Jay at NatCon 5 ...

RT Joseph D. McBride, Esq. (@McBrideLawNYC)America vs. Britain: One Nation Speaks, One Nation is SilentAMERICA: Free speech lives. The First Amendment still shields the man who speaks truth, no matter how offensive. That shield is why our democracy survives. Men bled and died to secure it.UNITED KINGDOM: Free speech is dead. Citizens are prosecuted for words, jokes, and prayers. Debate is controlled. Dissent is punished. Their democracy is a façade.CONSEQUENCE: When speech dies, truth dies. When truth dies, ...

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No comfort, no compromise, no quarter for foreign governments trying to compel online censorship of American speech or impose related fines on American websites and social media companies. The emoji of free speech diplomacy this year is not 🕊️. It’s ⚔️ https://t.co/Ak7rncgw1r ...

I think that everyone as an as Americans should be upset about this and it doesn't matter who I am or what my identity is. This is a matter of free speech. >> SJ Jocelyn, who uses they them pronouns, was fired from their job at Yusede National Park last week.>> I have or I had the best job in the world. >> Joselyn says park leaders told them they quote failed to demonstrate acceptable conduct for their role in displaying a trans flag on the famous El Capitan Rock Formation during one of their days off in Ma ...