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15:22Now PlayingAmanda McGonigle, the creator of the 1.9 milliion-follower "Cats on a Couch" Instagram account, planned to troll Vice President J.D. Vance live and in person at a taxpayer-funded event in Bangor, Maine. Then, five armed Secret Service agents approached her and blocked her admission. One said: "we know where you stand." Enter the ACLU, who sued the federal government with a message: "The First Amendment protects your right to be a hater." McGonigle and her attorney Anahita Sotoohi join Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News.
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