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Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) defended a Ford plant’s decision to suspend a worker for calling President Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” on Wednesday, arguing there is no such thing as freedom of speech in the workplace. During an interview with Paul on Piers Morgan Uncensored, host Piers Morgan played a clip of Trump flipping the bird at 40-year-old auto worker TJ Sabula after Sabula heckled him during a visit to a Detroit Ford plant this week. Sabula was suspended from his job shortly after the incident. “Do you think the president’s response was appropriate?” asked Morgan after playing the clip, to which Paul replied: I guess I would start with the person who yells. People think that freedom of speech means you can say anything you want, anywhere you want, but if you work for me and I’m Mr. Ford and I say you have to behave with decorum whether it’s President Obama or President Trump, I’ll fire your ass if you’re not polite and you need to be polite. At your workplace, you’ve got to. You do not have freedom of speech to call your boss a knucklehead […] Private property means the people who control the property have some controls over your behavior. So the person was inappropriate. Whether the president was inappropriate or not, I’m not going to make a judgement on it. I wasn’t there, I didn’t hear it, but I think it’s a useful lesson about speech that you can say anything you want, the government shouldn’t put you in jail, but your employer has no obligation to keep you on if you’re rude when you’ve invited the president to your business. Morgan responded, “Sounds like you’re kind of defending the president’s right to flip the bird.” “Take it as you will. Interpret it as you must, Piers,” concluded Paul. Paul’s defense of the president came just a day after Trump called him a “stone-cold loser.” The senator shrugged off Trump’s insult towards him on Piers Morgan Uncensored, making a joke about WWE star Stone Cold Steve Austin. Watch above via Piers Morgan Uncensored. The post Rand Paul Rushes to Defend Trump for Flipping Off Auto Worker — a Day After President Called Him a ‘Stone-Cold Loser’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) defended a Ford plant’s decision to suspend a worker for calling President Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” on Wednesday, arguing there is no such thing as freedom of speech in the workplace. During an interview with Paul on Piers Morgan Uncensored, host Piers Morgan played a clip of Trump flipping the bird at 40-year-old auto worker TJ Sabula after Sabula heckled him during a visit to a Detroit Ford plant this week. Sabula was suspended from his job shortly after the incident. “Do you think the president’s response was appropriate?” asked Morgan after playing the clip, to which Paul replied: I guess I would start with the person who yells. People think that freedom of speech means you can say anything you want, anywhere you want, but if you work for me and I’m Mr. Ford and I say you have to behave with decorum whether it’s President Obama or President Trump, I’ll fire your ass if you’re not polite and you need to be polite. At your workplace, you’ve got to. You do not have freedom of speech to call your boss a knucklehead […] Private property means the people who control the property have some controls over your behavior. So the person was inappropriate. Whether the president was inappropriate or not, I’m not going to make a judgement on it. I wasn’t there, I didn’t hear it, but I think it’s a useful lesson about speech that you can say anything you want, the government shouldn’t put you in jail, but your employer has no obligation to keep you on if you’re rude when you’ve invited the president to your business. Morgan responded, “Sounds like you’re kind of defending the president’s right to flip the bird.” “Take it as you will. Interpret it as you must, Piers,” concluded Paul. Paul’s defense of the president came just a day after Trump called him a “stone-cold loser.” The senator shrugged off Trump’s insult towards him on Piers Morgan Uncensored, making a joke about WWE star Stone Cold Steve Austin. Watch above via Piers Morgan Uncensored. The post Rand Paul Rushes to Defend Trump for Flipping Off Auto Worker — a Day After President Called Him a ‘Stone-Cold Loser’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) defended a Ford plant’s decision to suspend a worker for calling President Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” on Wednesday, arguing there is no such thing as freedom of speech in the workplace. During an interview with Paul on Piers Morgan Uncensored, host Piers Morgan played a clip of Trump flipping the bird at 40-year-old auto worker TJ Sabula after Sabula heckled him during a visit to a Detroit Ford plant this week. Sabula was suspended from his job shortly after the incident. “Do you think the president’s response was appropriate?” asked Morgan after playing the clip, to which Paul replied: I guess I would start with the person who yells. People think that freedom of speech means you can say anything you want, anywhere you want, but if you work for me and I’m Mr. Ford and I say you have to behave with decorum whether it’s President Obama or President Trump, I’ll fire your ass if you’re not polite and you need to be polite. At your workplace, you’ve got to. You do not have freedom of speech to call your boss a knucklehead […] Private property means the people who control the property have some controls over your behavior. So the person was inappropriate. Whether the president was inappropriate or not, I’m not going to make a judgement on it. I wasn’t there, I didn’t hear it, but I think it’s a useful lesson about speech that you can say anything you want, the government shouldn’t put you in jail, but your employer has no obligation to keep you on if you’re rude when you’ve invited the president to your business. Morgan responded, “Sounds like you’re kind of defending the president’s right to flip the bird.” “Take it as you will. Interpret it as you must, Piers,” concluded Paul. Paul’s defense of the president came just a day after Trump called him a “stone-cold loser.” The senator shrugged off Trump’s insult towards him on Piers Morgan Uncensored, making a joke about WWE star Stone Cold Steve Austin. Watch above via Piers Morgan Uncensored. The post Rand Paul Rushes to Defend Trump for Flipping Off Auto Worker — a Day After President Called Him a ‘Stone-Cold Loser’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) defended a Ford plant’s decision to suspend a worker for calling President Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” on Wednesday, arguing there is no such thing as freedom of speech in the workplace. During an interview with Paul on Piers Morgan Uncensored, host Piers Morgan played a clip of Trump flipping the bird at 40-year-old auto worker TJ Sabula after Sabula heckled him during a visit to a Detroit Ford plant this week. Sabula was suspended from his job shortly after the incident. “Do you think the president’s response was appropriate?” asked Morgan after playing the clip, to which Paul replied: I guess I would start with the person who yells. People think that freedom of speech means you can say anything you want, anywhere you want, but if you work for me and I’m Mr. Ford and I say you have to behave with decorum whether it’s President Obama or President Trump, I’ll fire your ass if you’re not polite and you need to be polite. At your workplace, you’ve got to. You do not have freedom of speech to call your boss a knucklehead […] Private property means the people who control the property have some controls over your behavior. So the person was inappropriate. Whether the president was inappropriate or not, I’m not going to make a judgement on it. I wasn’t there, I didn’t hear it, but I think it’s a useful lesson about speech that you can say anything you want, the government shouldn’t put you in jail, but your employer has no obligation to keep you on if you’re rude when you’ve invited the president to your business. Morgan responded, “Sounds like you’re kind of defending the president’s right to flip the bird.” “Take it as you will. Interpret it as you must, Piers,” concluded Paul. Paul’s defense of the president came just a day after Trump called him a “stone-cold loser.” The senator shrugged off Trump’s insult towards him on Piers Morgan Uncensored, making a joke about WWE star Stone Cold Steve Austin. Watch above via Piers Morgan Uncensored. The post Rand Paul Rushes to Defend Trump for Flipping Off Auto Worker — a Day After President Called Him a ‘Stone-Cold Loser’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) defended a Ford plant’s decision to suspend a worker for calling President Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” on Wednesday, arguing there is no such thing as freedom of speech in the workplace. During an interview with Paul on Piers Morgan Uncensored, host Piers Morgan played a clip of Trump flipping the bird at 40-year-old auto worker TJ Sabula after Sabula heckled him during a visit to a Detroit Ford plant this week. Sabula was suspended from his job shortly after the incident. “Do you think the president’s response was appropriate?” asked Morgan after playing the clip, to which Paul replied: I guess I would start with the person who yells. People think that freedom of speech means you can say anything you want, anywhere you want, but if you work for me and I’m Mr. Ford and I say you have to behave with decorum whether it’s President Obama or President Trump, I’ll fire your ass if you’re not polite and you need to be polite. At your workplace, you’ve got to. You do not have freedom of speech to call your boss a knucklehead […] Private property means the people who control the property have some controls over your behavior. So the person was inappropriate. Whether the president was inappropriate or not, I’m not going to make a judgement on it. I wasn’t there, I didn’t hear it, but I think it’s a useful lesson about speech that you can say anything you want, the government shouldn’t put you in jail, but your employer has no obligation to keep you on if you’re rude when you’ve invited the president to your business. Morgan responded, “Sounds like you’re kind of defending the president’s right to flip the bird.” “Take it as you will. Interpret it as you must, Piers,” concluded Paul. Paul’s defense of the president came just a day after Trump called him a “stone-cold loser.” The senator shrugged off Trump’s insult towards him on Piers Morgan Uncensored, making a joke about WWE star Stone Cold Steve Austin. Watch above via Piers Morgan Uncensored. The post Rand Paul Rushes to Defend Trump for Flipping Off Auto Worker — a Day After President Called Him a ‘Stone-Cold Loser’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sergey Karaganov, a former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Boris Yeltsin, warned Europe on Wednesday that Russia would use nuclear weapons against the continent should it ever come close to defeat. During an interview with Tucker Carlson, Karaganov – the head of Russia’s Council for Foreign and Defense Policy, which is close to Putin – called the idea of a Russian defeat by Europe “a fantastic illusion,” blaming such talk on the “intellectual incapacity” of European leaders. “What is defeat of Russia? If Russia comes ever close to a defeat, that would mean that Russia now would use nuclear weapons and Europe would be finished physically,” he warned. “So I mean, it’s simply impossible even to think about it, but they have been talking because they need a war to rationalize their stay in power, to rationalize their existence.” Karagnov continued, “Everybody in the world now laughs at Europe, which used to be, by the way, one of the core centers of world power. Now it’s a joke. And of course, I am not speaking of all Europe. We know that there are decent Europeans. There are smart Europeans.” Carlson questioned, “When you say everyone knows that the Russian government, if pressed, would use nuclear weapons against Europe, do you mean that, is my question, and do you think that the Europeans understand that?” Arguing that Europeans had been “intellectually degrading” since “the 1968 so-called student revolution, which killed most of European education, and because of the anti-meritocracy of the modern European democratic system,” Karagnov claimed that the leaders of Europe were “unable to understand what is happening fully.” “They believe that war will never come to their territory. They forgot about the war and that it’s terrible,” he said. “Now, one of the tasks of Russia in addition to all others is to bring them to senses hopefully without using nuclear weapons.” Karagnov also criticized the Russian government for being “too patient” with Europe. “I am criticizing my government of being too prudent and too patient with them,” he told Carlson, adding, “But sooner or later, if they continue to support this war, sacrificing numerous of the Ukrainians and others […] We’ll have to punish them severely. Hopefully in a limited sense.” Watch above via The Tucker Carlson Show. The post Putin Adviser Warns Russia Will ‘Use Nuclear Weapons’ Against Europe If It Ever ‘Comes Close to a Defeat’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sergey Karaganov, a former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Boris Yeltsin, warned Europe on Wednesday that Russia would use nuclear weapons against the continent should it ever come close to defeat. During an interview with Tucker Carlson, Karaganov – the head of Russia’s Council for Foreign and Defense Policy, which is close to Putin – called the idea of a Russian defeat by Europe “a fantastic illusion,” blaming such talk on the “intellectual incapacity” of European leaders. “What is defeat of Russia? If Russia comes ever close to a defeat, that would mean that Russia now would use nuclear weapons and Europe would be finished physically,” he warned. “So I mean, it’s simply impossible even to think about it, but they have been talking because they need a war to rationalize their stay in power, to rationalize their existence.” Karagnov continued, “Everybody in the world now laughs at Europe, which used to be, by the way, one of the core centers of world power. Now it’s a joke. And of course, I am not speaking of all Europe. We know that there are decent Europeans. There are smart Europeans.” Carlson questioned, “When you say everyone knows that the Russian government, if pressed, would use nuclear weapons against Europe, do you mean that, is my question, and do you think that the Europeans understand that?” Arguing that Europeans had been “intellectually degrading” since “the 1968 so-called student revolution, which killed most of European education, and because of the anti-meritocracy of the modern European democratic system,” Karagnov claimed that the leaders of Europe were “unable to understand what is happening fully.” “They believe that war will never come to their territory. They forgot about the war and that it’s terrible,” he said. “Now, one of the tasks of Russia in addition to all others is to bring them to senses hopefully without using nuclear weapons.” Karagnov also criticized the Russian government for being “too patient” with Europe. “I am criticizing my government of being too prudent and too patient with them,” he told Carlson, adding, “But sooner or later, if they continue to support this war, sacrificing numerous of the Ukrainians and others […] We’ll have to punish them severely. Hopefully in a limited sense.” Watch above via The Tucker Carlson Show. The post Putin Adviser Warns Russia Will ‘Use Nuclear Weapons’ Against Europe If It Ever ‘Comes Close to a Defeat’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sergey Karaganov, a former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Boris Yeltsin, warned Europe on Wednesday that Russia would use nuclear weapons against the continent should it ever come close to defeat. During an interview with Tucker Carlson, Karaganov – the head of Russia’s Council for Foreign and Defense Policy, which is close to Putin – called the idea of a Russian defeat by Europe “a fantastic illusion,” blaming such talk on the “intellectual incapacity” of European leaders. “What is defeat of Russia? If Russia comes ever close to a defeat, that would mean that Russia now would use nuclear weapons and Europe would be finished physically,” he warned. “So I mean, it’s simply impossible even to think about it, but they have been talking because they need a war to rationalize their stay in power, to rationalize their existence.” Karagnov continued, “Everybody in the world now laughs at Europe, which used to be, by the way, one of the core centers of world power. Now it’s a joke. And of course, I am not speaking of all Europe. We know that there are decent Europeans. There are smart Europeans.” Carlson questioned, “When you say everyone knows that the Russian government, if pressed, would use nuclear weapons against Europe, do you mean that, is my question, and do you think that the Europeans understand that?” Arguing that Europeans had been “intellectually degrading” since “the 1968 so-called student revolution, which killed most of European education, and because of the anti-meritocracy of the modern European democratic system,” Karagnov claimed that the leaders of Europe were “unable to understand what is happening fully.” “They believe that war will never come to their territory. They forgot about the war and that it’s terrible,” he said. “Now, one of the tasks of Russia in addition to all others is to bring them to senses hopefully without using nuclear weapons.” Karagnov also criticized the Russian government for being “too patient” with Europe. “I am criticizing my government of being too prudent and too patient with them,” he told Carlson, adding, “But sooner or later, if they continue to support this war, sacrificing numerous of the Ukrainians and others […] We’ll have to punish them severely. Hopefully in a limited sense.” Watch above via The Tucker Carlson Show. The post Putin Adviser Warns Russia Will ‘Use Nuclear Weapons’ Against Europe If It Ever ‘Comes Close to a Defeat’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sergey Karaganov, a former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Boris Yeltsin, warned Europe on Wednesday that Russia would use nuclear weapons against the continent should it ever come close to defeat. During an interview with Tucker Carlson, Karaganov – the head of Russia’s Council for Foreign and Defense Policy, which is close to Putin – called the idea of a Russian defeat by Europe “a fantastic illusion,” blaming such talk on the “intellectual incapacity” of European leaders. “What is defeat of Russia? If Russia comes ever close to a defeat, that would mean that Russia now would use nuclear weapons and Europe would be finished physically,” he warned. “So I mean, it’s simply impossible even to think about it, but they have been talking because they need a war to rationalize their stay in power, to rationalize their existence.” Karagnov continued, “Everybody in the world now laughs at Europe, which used to be, by the way, one of the core centers of world power. Now it’s a joke. And of course, I am not speaking of all Europe. We know that there are decent Europeans. There are smart Europeans.” Carlson questioned, “When you say everyone knows that the Russian government, if pressed, would use nuclear weapons against Europe, do you mean that, is my question, and do you think that the Europeans understand that?” Arguing that Europeans had been “intellectually degrading” since “the 1968 so-called student revolution, which killed most of European education, and because of the anti-meritocracy of the modern European democratic system,” Karagnov claimed that the leaders of Europe were “unable to understand what is happening fully.” “They believe that war will never come to their territory. They forgot about the war and that it’s terrible,” he said. “Now, one of the tasks of Russia in addition to all others is to bring them to senses hopefully without using nuclear weapons.” Karagnov also criticized the Russian government for being “too patient” with Europe. “I am criticizing my government of being too prudent and too patient with them,” he told Carlson, adding, “But sooner or later, if they continue to support this war, sacrificing numerous of the Ukrainians and others […] We’ll have to punish them severely. Hopefully in a limited sense.” Watch above via The Tucker Carlson Show. The post Putin Adviser Warns Russia Will ‘Use Nuclear Weapons’ Against Europe If It Ever ‘Comes Close to a Defeat’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Sergey Karaganov, a former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Boris Yeltsin, warned Europe on Wednesday that Russia would use nuclear weapons against the continent should it ever come close to defeat. During an interview with Tucker Carlson, Karaganov – the head of Russia’s Council for Foreign and Defense Policy, which is close to Putin – called the idea of a Russian defeat by Europe “a fantastic illusion,” blaming such talk on the “intellectual incapacity” of European leaders. “What is defeat of Russia? If Russia comes ever close to a defeat, that would mean that Russia now would use nuclear weapons and Europe would be finished physically,” he warned. “So I mean, it’s simply impossible even to think about it, but they have been talking because they need a war to rationalize their stay in power, to rationalize their existence.” Karagnov continued, “Everybody in the world now laughs at Europe, which used to be, by the way, one of the core centers of world power. Now it’s a joke. And of course, I am not speaking of all Europe. We know that there are decent Europeans. There are smart Europeans.” Carlson questioned, “When you say everyone knows that the Russian government, if pressed, would use nuclear weapons against Europe, do you mean that, is my question, and do you think that the Europeans understand that?” Arguing that Europeans had been “intellectually degrading” since “the 1968 so-called student revolution, which killed most of European education, and because of the anti-meritocracy of the modern European democratic system,” Karagnov claimed that the leaders of Europe were “unable to understand what is happening fully.” “They believe that war will never come to their territory. They forgot about the war and that it’s terrible,” he said. “Now, one of the tasks of Russia in addition to all others is to bring them to senses hopefully without using nuclear weapons.” Karagnov also criticized the Russian government for being “too patient” with Europe. “I am criticizing my government of being too prudent and too patient with them,” he told Carlson, adding, “But sooner or later, if they continue to support this war, sacrificing numerous of the Ukrainians and others […] We’ll have to punish them severely. Hopefully in a limited sense.” Watch above via The Tucker Carlson Show. The post Putin Adviser Warns Russia Will ‘Use Nuclear Weapons’ Against Europe If It Ever ‘Comes Close to a Defeat’ first appeared on Mediaite.