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Maga is making no bones about exploiting the death of Charlie Kirk to take away people's freedom of speech and freedom of assembly.

We've heard Canks talk about it. We've heard Jady Vance, Stephen Miller. Now we have Pam Bondi, the DOJ, that refuses to cooperate with the congressional subpoena on Epstein files.

She was in hiding, but she's been able to come out

and tell us where she stands on free speech. Horrific. It's free speech, but you shouldn't be

employed anywhere if you're going to say that. And employers, you have an obligation to get

rid of people. You need to look at people who are saying horrible things. And they shouldn't be

working with you.

Businesses cannot discriminate.

If you want to go in and print posters with Charlie's pictures on them for a vigil, you have to let them do that.

We can prosecute you for that.

I have Harmeet Dillon right now in our civil rights unit looking at that immediately that Office Depot had done that.

We're looking at that. But Sean, you know,

here's the thing. In Oklahoma, we have a state superintendent that sends out a statewide email

that says if anybody talks ugly, and I'm paraphrasing, anybody talks about about Charlie Kirk, I want you to turn them in,

and they'll never teach in the state of Oklahoma again. Now, Home Depot, you can't say anything

ugly at Home Depot. What they think is ugly, because a girl was fired from the Washington Post

for only repeating Charlie Kirk's words.

So what I'm gathering from this, and I'd like your opinion is, not only are you not allowed

to say anything ugly about Charlie Kirk, you have to completely whitewash what he said.

And no longer can we talk about the points that he made, which were racist and

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