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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) defended President Donald Trump after he posted an AI-generated video of him flying a fighter jet with a crown and bombing American protesters with feces.

The California governor is free to use his own speech to belittle Trump, Vance, or anyone else. However, he also tried to ban incredibly similar content.