Josh Hawley: “In that case, the Supreme Court held that in fact, it…”

“Are you a lawyer, Ms. Shogun? No, Senator. Are you familiar with the shirtlock case at the United States Supreme Court? No, Senator, I'm not. Well, In that case, the Supreme Court held that in fact, it constitutes viewpoint discrimination for a government entity to remove religious flags from its property [...] when it's opened up the property. Allow other people to put flags on it. Exactly the question that you were addressing in your public posts on Twitter.” (05:42–05:54)

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