I think the United States can play the most constructive role perhaps than any other country in the world in navigating what to do about the relationship between hate speech and violence.
Chris Smith: “I think the United States can play the most constructive role perhaps than any other country in the world in navigating…”
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Smith emphasizes the U.S. role in addressing hate speech and violence globally.
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