@FarmFedSoul nope! You're wrong! Obsenities are protected. That's why you can give a cop the finger and he can't do shit about it. You can ciss him out and he can't do anything about it but sit there and take it!Speech integral to illegal conduct" sounds a bit narrow for the Supremes to go with that. Tell me the case law for that one. AND, it's a senate hearing. If there is one place where free speech should be endorsed, it's certainly while redressing your representatives! (One of the other parts of the 1st). These are rights not conferrred by the government, hence their being called "inalienable rights.""

Defamation of politicians is also not illegal unless it's egregious, and even then doubtful as to a finding of guilt, as one has the right to redress their government. That's why you never see politicians suing each other. It's protected speech. So, no. You need to brush up on ypur Constitutional Rights.

🤣🤣There's no law against lying! Only if you're under oath or arrested (then you cannot give a false identity).

@@FarmFedSoul Which one of those listed would include not talking about God? Or one's perspective based upon ones beliefs?

@@FarmFedSoul I'm really not following what this has to do with this congress guy telling citizens what they can say in the very chamber where free speech is supposedly upheld.