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So, Charlie, we had a notable moment in the debate where J.D. Vance was trying to deflect a question

about January 6th and whether the election was stolen,

obviously an uncomfortable question for him for all sorts of reasons and diverted the topic free speech and made the point that that Democrats are a threat to free speech

which Tim whilst pretty much confirmed by saying that hate speech is not protected and then

blurting out you can't yell fire in a crowded theater this old

hundred-year chestnut that was disavowed by Oliver Windell Holmes eventually he's the

guy wrote the line that was repudiated by the Supreme Court

about 50 years later but Democrats always come back to or or anyone who wants

to impinge on free speech always comes back to and a debate over speech?

What did you make that?

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