Harris’ 2019 Tweet Resurfaces after the supervisor of Trump overcame Kimmel’s comment

Elon Musk has returned to the emergence of former Vice President and former Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, years ago, to ban President Donald Trump from social media because she claims “freedom of expression” concerns about Jimmy Kimmel, which was withdrawn from the air.

Harris was affected by Disney’s decision to withdraw “Jimmy Kimmel Live” from ABC! “Unlike the air” indefinitely, “she defends Kimmel and extracted what she calls” explicit use of power “by the Trump administration.

“What we are witnessing is an explicit abuse of power. This administration attacks critics and uses fear as a weapon to silence anyone who will speak. Media companies – from television networks to newspapers – are accelerating these threats,” Harris wrote on x About Kimmel’s comment. “We cannot dare to be silent or satisfied in the face of this front attack on freedom of expression. We, people, deserve better.”

Many X users, including Musk, the owner of the platform, rushed to refer to his previous Harris data, and some have suggested that they support censorship.

Musk returned to re -tweet 2019 from Harris when Trump was serving his first time. Harris, a US Senate member who represents California at the time, was running for the president when she put the post on X, now Twitter.

Harris wrote on September 30, 2019: “See let’s be honest, you should suspend the Twitter account of the @Realdonaldtrump”.

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Musk republished the message on Friday, adding an expressive face.

Kimmel’s offer was withdrawn after the conservatives were accused of reaching “its lowest new levels” in an attempt to establish a left -wing ideology on Tyler Robinson, accused of the assassination of Charlie Kerk, although the prosecutors reaffirmed these relations on one of the accusations.

“We have reached some of its lowest levels during the weekend with the Maga gang that is trying desperately describing this child who killed Charlie Kirk as anything else other than one of them and made everything in his power to score political points from him,” Kimmel said with anger.

There were many questions about the role played by the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) in the comment. Those who doubt this step on both sides of the corridor, with Senator Ted Cruz, R-TEXAS, warning conservatives that they will “regret” the previous position.

“What he says is that Jimmy Kimmel was lying. This is true, was lying, and lying to the American people is not in the public interest,” Cruz said in a episode of the podcast. “It explicitly threatens – we will cancel the ABC News license. We will remove it from the air, so ABC cannot broadcast anymore … threatens it.”

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The Chairman of the Federal Communications Committee, Brendan Car, joined Fox News Sean Hanity on September 17, the day the comment was announced, and this step defended.

“The broadcasters differ from any other form of communication,” Carr said, referring to dependent groups such as NexStar and Singlair, which announced that it will not carry “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” He said that the local stations acted appropriately, saying that they “stand to serve the interests of their community.”

“Over the years, the Federal Communications Committee has moved away from applying this commitment to public interests,” Car said. “I don’t think we are in a better position as a country for that.”

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White House press secretary Caroline Levit Fox News on Saturday said that the decision to “shoot Jimmy Kimmel and cancel his offer came from ABC executives.”

“It has been reported now,” Levit said. “I can assure you that he did not come from the White House and there was no pressure from the President of the United States.”

The Biden-Harris administration has witnessed its share of control disputes, especially in its interactions with social media companies during the Covid-19s.

during 2021 Press ConferenceThe then -House press secretary Jin Psaki said that the administration was “indicating problematic posts for Facebook that publishes misleading information.”

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In August 2024, immediately before the presidential elections, Meta CEO META He admitted in a letter that the Biden Harris administration pressed Facebook to control Americans.

Zuckerberg admitted in a letter to the Chairman of the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives Jim Jordan, R-OHIO, more than a year after the committee was provided with thousands of documents as part of its achievement in the moderate content on the online platforms.

Greg Wehner from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.