Written by Khaibi Luke
Kentucky Lantern

American Senator Rand Paul says the criticism of the Federal Communications Committee, Brandon Car, for comedian Jimmy Kimmel was “completely inappropriate.”

“It was wrong for the Federal Communications Committee to weigh. I will fight any – any attempt by the government to participate in speech. I will fight,” Paul said on Sunday at “Meet The Press”.

At the same time, Paul said: “People should also realize that vigilance comments have the right to say, but you have no right to employment.”

The Republican escaped in the state of Kentucky, saying that anything criticized by President Donald Trump, as host Christine Wilker asked Trump’s threats to broadcasters ’license because of his negative coverage and the president’s demands during the weekend that the Prosecutor Pam Bondi criminal his criminal enemies cancel his political enemies.

“I think Lawfare in all forms is bad,” Paul said, stressing that the Democrats have offended the use of the judicial system to not fairly punish Trump when Democrat Joe Biden was president.
“This is a mistake now. But you also have to put it in its context and admit that the king of every Lorfar was Biden and Democrats for four years. What they did with Donald Trump was abomination. But yes, it is not appropriate for the Trump administration to do the same.”

Paul also confirmed that the Biden administration has participated in censorship, as it pressures social media companies during the epidemic to the police content related to Covid-19.

Disney, ABC, has suspended the display of comedian Kimmel late at night after the Federal Communications Commission Chairman (FCC) criticized some of his statements about the killing of the right -wing Bodkaster Charlie Kirk and his response to Trump.
Paul said that he and his wife, Kelly Paul, spoke about the events of Kirk, including universities. Kirk was discussing with students in a college in Utah when he was fatal.
Paul said that Kirk has emerged from “many of the arguments that she sees either on TV or online where everyone drowns abroad” because of his willingness to hear opposition views.

“He was actually listening to people. So I think he would be remembered and also remembered about a man who was trying to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I think he should apply.”

With the risk of government closure that is looming at the end of the month if the Senate is unable to agree on a temporary spending plan, Paul, Saqr Aqqil, said, “I will not vote in favor of the Republican plan or the democratic plan. I think it ultimately meets.

“Our debt has been reduced; our triple classification has been eliminated.

Paul was only one of the Senate Republicans to vote against the Trump bill and spending it in July.

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