Megyn Kelly

This is an obvious push to censor opinions about Israel.

That's what this is.

Okay, and they go through saying, and Tapper mentioned you as well, but they say that they're dangerous.

Their rhetoric and their conspiracy theories, I'm reading from the resolution for the actual text of it, are dangerous and contribute to a climate of hatred and intolerance.

Individuals with online platforms have a responsibility to refrain from promoting or amplifying anti-Semitic narratives and disinformation.

Now, this is our government.

Telling all of us who are in the digital space, we have a responsibility to refrain from hate speech.

No, we don't.

No, we don't, actually.

We can engage in as much hate speech as we want.

That's America.

That's the beauty of being an American.

You don't like it?

There's this wonderful imaginary thing that you apparently don't know about called the dial.

And if you press the dial, you can go right down the lane to listen to Rachel Maddow or Kara Swisher or somebody who's saying what you like.

Here they write, social media and streaming platforms should take appropriate steps to enforce their policies against hate speech and prevent the spread of anti-Semitic content.

Public officials and community leaders should unequivocally condemn anti-Semitism, including when it's propagated by high profile media figures and influencers.

And they go on from there.

So now these two... Now, it sounds all pie in the sky, right?

Like, we're against hate.