at and the supreme court was grappling with. they have come out with the conclusion that as long as it is a creative or freedom of expression endeavor, then i have a choice the decide when i am open or closed, and this is running counter to long-standing precedent of this notion, and to delineate it further, we are talking about speech. the majority is going to great length to talk about different aspects of the supreme court case law that is talk about so-called unpopular speech. they mentioned skokie, illinois, and a march involving nazis is and speech that is offensive, and speech that is embraced in a variety of different contexts, and the history of the supreme court has been the say, look, it doesn t matter if you like or are offended by a particular speech, if you are open to the public for a parade route, and if you are open for a permit process, and if you have time,
rhetoric is producing and it is not to protect them. martha: you just said, commissioner, you think it will. we are headed toward a nationwide ban. she thinks not. what do you say? i think part what is being reflected is the immense popularity of the application. 150 million americans are using it. surprising number. this argument that we can t ban tiktok consistent with the first amendment is not correct. supreme court case law when you target an entity for the conduct. that would be a violation of our national security law. you can ban it without triggering first amendment scrutiny. i think the evidence here is so overwhelmingly clear. they have said for years don t worry, this data doesn t exist in china. they denied surveilling the location of u.s. journalists but they did that. f.b.i., d.o.j. right now have an
28-year-old woman. i would get away from the stigma of the red flag. i would call it a gun safety act for parents and concerned parties who know there is something wrong. they know it may be something that s a passing phase, may be a temporary thing. they shouldn t put their hands on guns. i don t think that s a dramatic recession of second amendment rights or any constitutional right. i think it s a public safety law that you can implement like any other restraining order that s temporary during the time that this person presents shouldn t for good reason not go purchase any semi automatic shoulder weapons they want to put their hands on. bill: you ve given us some things to think about. martha: in the wake of the tragedy in nashville more schools are turning to artificial intelligence that we were just talking about to
my wife and i were talking about this last night. it is absolutely clear that this guy wants to not enforce the law. it s why i ve called for him to step down and last night i called for his impeachment. this man has caused immense trouble for the american people and it is time for him to be removed from office. bill: you may not get your wish. another hearing today begins in minutes. senator mike lee, thank you for your time today. the republican. a stunning story as we get an update on this staffer for senator rand paul who was brutally attacked with a knife on the streets of washington, d.c. in the middle of the afternoon by a man who was let out of prison the day before. senator paul and others calling for a crackdown on crime in d.c. bill: what a story. house subcommittee on covid holding an explosive hearing on school closures and the long-term effects for america s kids.
day. now there is this. if you had integrity you would resign. i will tell you the men and women of the border patrol have never had a political leader undermine them. they despise you mr. secretary. i won t address it. your reviewsal to do your job is revolting. at the end of the day it appears to me that you are not enforcing the law, you are redefining key statutory terms to obfuscate the fact you aren t enforcing the law. this is a fireable offense. sparks flying yesterday at the senate panel hearing. senators grilled homeland security mayokas again over his handling of the crisis at our southern border. they called again for him to step down. for not doing his job. he ducked some of the toughest questions saying he is doing all he can. on the ground we see the chaos shows no end in sight. senator mike lee is on deck with his takeaways from that