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Professor KAYE GRILLS Trump Admin: "Unprecedented Attacks on Press"

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In this explosive congressional hearing, witness Professor Kay and Representative Nadler deliver a scathing critique of both international digital regulations and the Trump administration's alleged assault on the First Amendment. Discover how US officials are accused of "undermining freedom of speech" while simultaneously criticizing EU and UK laws.
The debate heats up as concerns are raised about the "censorship industrial complex" and the economic impact of European regulations like the Digital Markets Act (DMA) on American innovation. Hear direct accusations of the Trump administration using "authoritarian playbook" tactics to silence critics, from attacking academia and the press to revoking student visas.
This highlight reel captures the most intense moments, revealing deep divisions over the future of free speech, the role of government in regulating online content, and whether the greatest threats to American liberties are at home or abroad. Don't miss this crucial discussion on the integrity of our information ecosystem and the fundamental rights of expression.
Key moments:
0:00 - Hook: Shocking accusations on censorship.
0:18 - Prof. Kay's opening statement: US "undermining freedom of speech."
1:30 - Discussion on EU/UK digital laws and "censorship industrial complex."
3:45 - Rep. Nadler accuses Trump Admin of "authoritarian playbook" tactics.
7:00 - Prof. Kay details attacks on press, academia, and visa revocations.
9:15 - Closing arguments: The real threat to free speech.
Keywords: Free speech, First Amendment, censorship, Trump administration, Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, EU regulation, UK Online Safety Act, press freedom, academic freedom, government overreach, congressional hearing, political debate, civil liberties, US politics.


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