I hate everything that Marjorie Taylor Green stands for.

I hate every one of the statements she's made, but the question remains, did the democratic

majority in the House have the constitutional authority to strip her of her committee

membership because of statements that were constitutionally protected?

You'll hear both sides of that argument on the Dershow.

As anybody who's listened to the Dershow knows, or has anybody who's listened to me for

the last 65 years now, I'm as close to an absolutist on the First Amendment as anybody

can get.

I strongly believe that the First Amendment protects virtually all speech now.

Of course it doesn't protect extortion, it doesn't protect defamation if it's deliberate

and willful.

There are exceptions, but when it comes to political speech and when it comes to scientific

speech, the earth is flat, sure, say it.

The Holocaust didn't happen, outrageous, despicable, say it, I'll answer.

So I'm very, very strong on freedom of speech.

And I've been saying that on the Dershow, the president's speech in the capital, I didn't

like it.

I thought it was wrong.

I thought it was outrageous.

I don't think president should be making speeches like that perfectly protected by the

Constitution.

I support the First Amendment.

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