Grammy-winning rock star stuns Karoline Leavitt with free speech question
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During a recent press briefing, former Mumford & Sons banjoist Winston Marshall surprised White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt with a provocative inquiry about free speech and asylum. Marshall expressed concerns over the prosecution of individuals in the UK for hate speech, suggesting that the Trump administration might consider granting asylum to those fleeing such legal repercussions. Leavitt, taken aback by the question, acknowledged that it hadn't been brought to President Trump's attention, but she indicated a willingness to discuss it with the national security team for further consideration.
Winston Marshall highlighted free speech issues in the UK, urging the Trump administration to consider asylum for citizens facing prosecution for hate speech.
Karoline Leavitt was stunned by Marshall's question on asylum for British citizens during a White House briefing, stating she hadn't heard it proposed before.
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