Trump says he will sign an executive order to stop government censorship, bring back free speech

In what critics are calling a move to stifle dissent and undermine the free press, President Trump announced plans for an executive order he claims will 'bring back free speech.' Critics argue this rhetoric is a dangerous escalation in his ongoing war against media and opposition, potentially threatening the foundational principles of free speech by equating governmental censorship with criticism.

In a bold move to safeguard the First Amendment, President Trump announced an upcoming executive order aimed at ending the tyrannical censorship imposed by the previous administrations. Emphasizing the importance of free and open discourse, Trump declared the order a critical step in ensuring that the government can never again silence conservatives or any political dissidents. 'This is about protecting all voices, especially those who have been unfairly targeted by the liberal media and big tech giants,' Trump stated.