blackhawk
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Yet you provide no evidence to the contrary. Trump has not tried to shut any newspaper or news network down. If you were trying to claim Jim Acosta without actually saying his name was silenced by temporarily having his White House press credentials suspended you would be wrong as that did not prevent him from voicing his opinions on social media or CNN. For the record doing that to Acosta was a mistake it made him look like a martyr better to let him continue to make a fool of himself. As far as your agitator claim I believe one of them was the highly violent and dangerous radical Ben Shapiro.(sarcasm)Yet when colleges disinvites speakers usually conservatives because of threats of violence from protesters no concern for freedom of speech then. When people usually conservatives have their social media account locked because they express an opinion unpopular with the left no concerns about freedom of speech. Two doctors had a video on YouTube taken down because their take on the coronavirus and the lockdowns did not follow along with what everyone else is saying no concerns about freedom of speech. Today I saw an article about climate change people wanting a documentary by Michael Moore who I can’t stand pulled because it challenged a lot of the claims made by the green energy people. These are things that have actually happened for all his issues with the media President Trump has never tried to shut anyone down.
Did Congress pass a law allowing such "disinvites"? No, of course not. In the Berkeley matter Berkeley PD and the Campus Police understood the speaker was an agitator, not a lecturer, and would have created a mess on the streets of Berkeley.
Your last phrase in your final sentence, "...President Trump has never tried to shut anyone down" is completely false.