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MAGA OUTRAGE: Gavin Newsom Calls Stephen Miller a ‘Fascist’ | The Tony Michaels Podcast #1002
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s press office lit up Twitter by calling former Trump adviser Stephen Miller a “fascist.” MAGA influencers and even the Vice President claimed this was a threat on Miller’s life. But here’s the truth: it may be provocative and reckless, but it’s protected speech under the U.S. Constitution.
In this video, we break down:
Why calling someone a “fascist” is not a threat or incitement
The First Amendment protections for political speech
How MAGA outrage is weaponizing the word to distract from real issues
Why free speech still matters in the rough and tumble of politics
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