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Charlie Kirk firings: Why the First Amendment does not protect private employees
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1:30Now PlayingNBC News’ Danny Cevallos explains the legal framework for free speech rights protected by the First Amendment and how it applies to private employees at a private company. Some private employees accused of celebrating or mocking the death of Charlie Kirk have been fired or disciplined in the days after his assassination.
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