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BBC host deletes joke about Biden having Trump murdered, mocks critics

A BBC presenter deleted a social media post calling for President Biden to have former President Trump assassinated, claiming it as "satire."
The Supreme Court granted a former president significant immunity from prosecution for official acts while in office.
Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson debated presidential immunity in potential murder cases, such as the assassination of a political opponent.

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New York Post

BBC presenter David Aaronovitch calls on Biden to have Trump ‘murdered’

Trump "is a threat to America’s security,” Radio 4 host David Aaronovitch, 69, wrote on X.

17 hours ago·New York, United States

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The Sun

BBC presenter deletes post calling for Biden to have Trump 'murdered'

A BBC presenter has deleted a post calling for President Joe Biden to have Donald Trump “murdered” after huge backlash over his comments. BBC radio host David Aaronovitch was accused of breaking the corporation’s impartiality rules, but he defended the comments as “satire”. AFPA BBC presenter deleted a post calling for President Biden to have Trump ‘murdered’ after sparking huge backlash over his comments[/caption] AFPThe court ruled that the fo…

12 hours ago·United Kingdom

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The Hill

BBC host deletes joke about Biden having Trump murdered, mocks critics

BBC host David Aaronovitch deleted a social media post on Monday that poked fun at the Supreme Court’s presidential immunity ruling by suggesting President Biden ought to “hurry up” and have former President Trump murdered.

11 hours ago·Washington, United States

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Washington Examiner

BBC host insists post suggesting Biden assassinate Trump was ‘satire’ - Washington Examiner

A BBC radio host said his now-deleted social media post, which suggested President Joe Biden order that former President Donald Trump be killed, was made in jest. The post by David Aaronovitch, the host for BBC Radio 4, was made in reference to the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision in Trump v. United States, which determined that former presidents are entitled to “presumptive immunity” for all “official acts.” Aaronovitch suggested in a post on X tha…

11 hours ago·Washington, United States

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