Megan Basham

The state of Colorado is at it again, trying to silence free speech.

A law in Colorado forces businesses to use customers' preferred pronouns, even if they're biologically inaccurate, and even if using those incorrect pronouns would violate a person's religious beliefs or conscience.

That's a violation of free speech.

But as Colorado has proven time and again, it has little concern for the First Amendment.

Alliance Defending Freedom is challenging the law on behalf of a Christian bookstore and

and a Colorado-based sports apparel company.

But a court recently ruled against them.

With ADF's help, they appealed the ruling, and they'll continue fighting to ensure Colorado doesn't get away with this next attempt to skirt the First Amendment.

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Law enforcement and the Secret Service protected all of us.

When you have a perimeter designed to keep people safe like President Trump and it works, that's something that should be applauded.

We're not going to stop living.

We're not going to stop being out there.

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So the basic outline here is the stuff, I have to say, of a Hollywood thriller.

So in the last four years, 10, possibly even 11 scientists and researchers, all with ties to aerospace, nuclear, or advanced defense research, have either died unexpectedly or they've gone missing.

Now, members of the House Oversight Committee are warning that if these cases are connected, it could represent what they call a grave threat to U.S.

national security.