Good evening. It's Monday, August 25th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update,

our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern exclusively here on Rumble, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, as we have unfortunately said many times over the last 22 months, whenever you believe that Israel's atrocities and crimes against humanity in Gaza cannot get any worse, The IDF finds a way to prove you wrong.

Earlier today it did just that when Israel slaughtered another 20 people in Gaza

after it bombed Noster Hospital, the only functioning medical facility in all of southern Gaza.

When medical workers showed up to treat the wounded and journalists appeared on the scene

to document the latest Israeli horror, Israel bombed that gathering as well in what is known as a

double-tap strike, widely considered to be terrorism. In that massacre, were five dead journalists,

including ones who worked for AP, NBC News, and Reuters, as well as other medical professionals on the scene to help the wounded.

As Israel always does when they murder people who are connected to important Western institutions,

they had Benjamin Netanyahu express, oh, very sincere, quote, regret. And he vowed to have Israel investigate itself.

But this is who Israel is, what they do every day in Gaza, and there is nothing they regret about it.

And yet the United States continues to force its citizens to finance and arm all of it.

Then Donald Trump once again assaulted the First Amendment by doing something American demagogues, including Hillary Clinton, many others, have long vowed to do criminalize the

burning of the American flag, despite clear Supreme Court precedent holding that such expressive

action is protected by the free speech clause of the First Amendment.

Trump absurdly tried to draft this order and to impose this ban in ways that he feels

are consistent with Supreme Court precedent.

As has happened over and over, leading conservatives who spent years posturing his free speech

crusaders, instantly cheered Trump's attack on free speech.

We'll analyze the executive order, the relevant Supreme Court precedent, the values of the First

Amendment, and the reasons why this is so blatantly unconstitutional.

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