Resurfaced clip: Hillary Clinton also calls for breaking the burning flag

A clip reappeared on the surface of the then-Democratic New York senator when some Democrats mocked President Donald Trump for signing an executive order to combat the burning of the American flag. Hillary Clinton The ban on flag blasphemy is very similar.

Clinton, in a 2006 repainting clip, represented a bill called the Flag Protection Act, heading to the Senate floor, which she said would make it a crime Blasphemous American flag.

“I hope, Mr. President, we can pass a law that criminalizes the burning of flags and blasphemy,” Clinton said in a speech at the Senate President.

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“I agree with all my heart that malicious burning or destroying the American flag is a very offensive and mean act,” Clinton said, adding that it “disrespects our country, it devalues ​​the sacrifice of our brave veterans, and it even sends a message to the soldiers who have hit our services today and even to our freedom.

She compared it with 2003 Supreme Court Case Virginiav. Black clarifies that the burning of the intention to intimidate the cross is a crime.

“It’s also mean to burn flags at me now, and I believe Americans are deeply moved when we talk about our own flags, and we know that when we look at the flags, we know that this is a vandalism experience in many cases. And prevent it.”

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A man spits on a burning American flag during an anti-ice protest in Los Angeles. (Oliya Scootercaster/FreedomNewstV)

On Monday, Trump signed an executive order to combat the flag’s blasphemy by requiring protesters who burned the American flag to be imprisoned for one year.

The order directs the U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi “Priority for execution to the greatest extent of blasphemy of the United States flag.”

The order also authorizes the Attorney General to “strengthly prosecute those who violate our laws in a way that blaspheme the American flag and may file a lawsuit to clarify the scope of First Amendment exceptions in the field.”

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on August 25, 2025 to crack down on suspects who blasphemed the American flag. (Getty Image)

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The order further directs Bundy, the Department of Homeland Security and the Secretary of State Marco Rubio “Refusal, prohibit, terminate or revoke visas, residence permits, naturalization procedures and other immigration benefits, or seeking to evacuate from the United States…As long as there is a proper decision, there is a proper decision that foreign nationals engage in U.S. flag sales.”