"But if you're asking me, do I feel particularly comfortable that the President, the then-President of the United States could not express his views on Twitter? I don't feel comfortable about that," Sanders continued.
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Sanders said he doesn't know how to strike a balance, "but it is an issue that we have got to be thinking about."
He also noted that while Trump was banned, "tomorrow it could be somebody else who has a very different point of view."
"So I don't like giving that much power to a handful of high tech people. But the devil is obviously in the details and it's something we're going to have to think long and hard on, and that is how you preserve First Amendment rights without moving this country into a big lie mentality and conspiracy theories," he said.
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Sanders said he doesn't know how to strike a balance, "but it is an issue that we have got to be thinking about."
He also noted that while Trump was banned, "tomorrow it could be somebody else who has a very different point of view."
"So I don't like giving that much power to a handful of high tech people. But the devil is obviously in the details and it's something we're going to have to think long and hard on, and that is how you preserve First Amendment rights without moving this country into a big lie mentality and conspiracy theories," he said.
