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The reason the president is upset with Twitter, and he should be upset with Twitter, is because he supports free speech.

We've had media outlets from CNN and MSNBC, and far more than that, demanding the Twitter reject free speech.

Look folks, we can't have people sitting there deciding if something is misleading or not misleading.

Some things are not that clear, but when you have a debate, it's not about misleading or not misleading.

It's about promoting a viewpoint and promoting ideas and promoting an approach.

And Twitter has made what I consider in the long run a fatal step here. It's going to now be an arbitrator.

It's supposed to be a site where people can communicate with each other pretty much whatever they want.

You know as long as it's not pornography, as long as it's not criminal, that's what free speech is about.

We used to understand this. I can remember it a long, long time ago.

When the ACLU, when the editorial pages of our major metropolitan newspapers, would defend Nazis and neo-Nazis and clansmen marching in Jewish neighborhoods and black neighborhoods?

I remember that.

I remember when people used to say, look, this is abhorrent this speech, but I support speech because it's a slippery slope to start regulating this stuff.

Now this isn't a first amendment issue because Twitter is not the government.

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