"I'm telling you, I don't care who you voted for, I don't care what your beliefs are, I don't care, I dont' care if you and I would never meet on any plane whatsoever, I will tell you this, you enjoy your freedoms just as much as I do. And your freedoms are being destroyed. Everything that you feared from Biden, from Obama, from anybody, all of those things are now happening. They're happening."
"This is about being American. It's not about a party. It's about the ideology of being American, we're the home of the brave and the land of the free. But if we wanna be free, then we gotta be brave. And now is that time. So come out October 19th. Join us. Let's make this meaningful where every time we've gotten bigger and bigger and bigger, this one's going to be three times, four times, five times as big as the last one,"
Mark Ruffalo urged Hollywood colleagues to protest what he described as an escalating free-speech crackdown after Jimmy Kimmel's suspension, citing pressure from President Donald Trump and FCC chief Brendan Carr. He organized and spoke on behalf of the No Kings movement and called for a mass demonstration on October 19. He framed the issue as American freedom rather than partisan politics and implored entertainers to unite, warning that celebrities are being singled out. Critics across the political spectrum decried the growing speech crackdown. Ruffalo emphasized collective visibility and media presence, urging celebrities not to stand alone and to defend rights together.
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