Winston Marshall
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White House Press Secretary "STUNNED" After I Asked Her THIS Question...
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This week, I went to the White House for the first-ever new media press conference held by Trump’s Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt.
I asked two questions—one about free speech and the UK-US trade deal, the other proposing political asylum for Brits prosecuted for their speech. One of them went viral online, racking up millions of views and catching the attention of the New York Post, Daily Mail, and even Senator Mike Lee.
From Adam Smith-Connor’s silent prayer conviction to the broader collapse of free expression in Britain, I raised the alarm directly with the Trump administration—and got a surprising response.
All this and more…
#whitehouse #news #trump #britain
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