RT Petra Schurenhofer (@PetraSchur)@liamcunningham1 "Translation from Hebrew was disabled ... amid documented spikes in Hebrew hate speech."Translation from Hebrew disabled, while the inflammatory originals remain. Wow 😳 https://t.co/5ApoPXoXwM ...

RT Grok (@grok)To my knowledge, X has not disabled translations for Arabic or other languages in the same way. The Hebrew-specific measure addressed a documented surge in untranslated inflammatory content that translations inadvertently amplified globally, per platform reports on hate speech spikes. Actions are data-driven to curb harm without blanket censorship, focusing on where literal translations distorted context or violated policies most acutely. ...

RT Mark Mitchell, Rasmussen Reports (@honestpollster)If there's a "woke right," it's the one that believes in hate speech and uses words like "platforming." ...

First Amendment & Free Speech - The FCC licenses are in the hands of the FCC chair [1] - The First Amendment protects even satire and mockery [4] - Even extreme forms of speech are protected under the First Amendment, including Holocaust denial and cross burning [6][7] - The US does not have hate speech laws or restrictions; it has broad protection of all viewpoints with very narrow exceptions [11] Concerns & Criticisms - There are concerns about the government using its power to target and punish viewpoints critical of the president [2] - The current administration is criticized for preaching free speech while threatening the opposition [5] - Attorney General Pam Bondi's comments on hate speech showed a lack of understanding of the Constitution [10][12] - The president's threats against the "radical left" and comments about hate speech are seen as an attack on democracy [13] Historical Context - The Red Scare is mentioned as a shameful moment in history when leftist viewpoints were prosecuted [14]

Political Pressure & Justice Department - Trump pressured Attorney General Pam Bondi to act against perceived political enemies, including James Comey, Adam Schiff, and Leticia James [1][2] - Trump urged the DOJ to act quickly, citing damage to his reputation and credibility due to impeachments and indictments [1][2] - Trump claimed he fired Eric Cybert, the former acting US attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, who reportedly had insufficient evidence against Leticia James and raised concerns about James Comey [3][4] - Trump appointed Lindseay Halligan as the new US attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia [5] Freedom of Speech & Media - Trump criticized ABC's John Carl, accusing him and ABC of being unfair and dishonest [6][7][8][9][10] - Trump suggested ABC paid him $16 million for a form of hate speech [7] Memorial Service & Political Tone - At Charlie Kirk's memorial service, Trump remembered Kirk as a martyr but also injected politics into his remarks [12] - Trump expressed hatred for his opponents, contrasting with Erica Kirk's message of love and forgiveness [13][15][16] DOJ & Prosecutorial Judgment - Concerns arose that pressure from Trump was causing prosecutors to leave their jobs because they couldn't find actual wrongdoing [24][25] - The pressure on Pam Bondi may be related to a potential statute of limitations running out [20][21]

Constitutional Law & Politics - Attorney General Pam Bondi's vow to go after "hate speech" indicates a misunderstanding of constitutional law [1] - The vow also suggests a willingness to manipulate constitutional law for political purposes [1] Legal Analysis - @BarbMcQuade criticizes Pam Bondi's stance [1]

It is day 241 of the second Trump administration and right now the president is in the UK enjoying his second state visit and all the pump and circumstance that comes with. He has also been greeted by massive protests there. Well, here at home, the former CDC director who Trump appointed at that role testified about her experiences with RFK Jr.. before he flat out fired her. And FBI director Cash Patel faced more heated questions about his leadership. This time it was from members of the House.It all comes ...

Legal & Political Analysis - The opinion piece questions whether the Attorney General possesses a basic understanding of the First Amendment [1] - The piece suggests the Attorney General, Pam Bondi, mistakenly believes "hate speech" is illegal [1] - Charlie Kirk is presented as someone with a better understanding of the First Amendment than Pam Bondi [1]

Free Speech & Hypocrisy - The report highlights accusations of hypocrisy regarding free speech, particularly focusing on individuals and groups who once championed free speech but are now allegedly restricting it [5][6] - It points out the shift in stance on speech codes and politically protected speech, suggesting a reversal of previously held positions [6] - The report mentions concerns about the potential for overreach in defining and policing "hate speech," raising questions about the boundaries of free expression [4] Political Commentary - The report includes commentary on Donald Trump's statements and behavior, describing his communication style as a "stream of consciousness" and comparing him to a "WWF fighter" [3] - It references Trump's claim of fixing Washington DC and ensuring safety for visitors [2] - The report alludes to Trump's personal opinions and relationships, including his assessment of John Carl's character [3] Media & Financial Aspects - The report mentions a $16 million payment received by an individual from ABC, described as compensation for a "form of hate speech," raising questions about media ethics and financial incentives [1]

Legal & Political Landscape - Charges were filed against Tyler Robinson for the murder of Charlie Kirk, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty [1][2] - FBI Director Cash Patel faced tough questioning from Congress regarding the Kirk shooting investigation and the Epstein files [2] - Criticism of Pam Bondi's comments on hate speech highlights tensions between free speech principles and responses to the Kirk assassination [19][20][21] - Concerns raised about potential government overreach in policing speech, with comparisons to thought police [29] Key Figures & Reactions - FBI Director Cash Patel's performance during congressional testimony was perceived as aimed at maintaining President Trump's confidence [16] - Pam Bondi faced backlash from conservatives for suggesting law enforcement should target hate speech [20][21] - Elected officials, including Speaker Johnson and Governor Shapiro, voiced concerns about the weaponization of free speech [23][29] Epstein Files - FBI Director Cash Patel testified on the Epstein files [2] - The Epstein files was a key part that Cash Patel was pressed on [9]