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Trump ally fails to give an example of 'free speech under threat' | LBC
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8:01Now PlayingJD Vance has warned Britain risks going down a "dark path" during a meeting with David Lammy, who hosted the Vice President during his UK holiday.
Speaking to reporters during a meeting at the retreat, he warned the UK risks going down a "very dark path" of losing free speech, with Mr Vance adding that he has "raised concerns" about the same issue in the US.
The Vice President added that the West is "censoring rather than engaging" with opposing opinions.
"I think the entire collective West, the transatlantic relationship, our NATO allies, certainly the United States under the Biden administration, got a little too comfortable with censoring rather than engaging with a diverse array of opinions. So that's been my view," he said.
Ben Kentish accuses ex-Trump adviser Jan Halper-Hayes of 'spouting nonsense' after she fails to give an example of 'free speech under threat'.
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