Video One member offered a motion to disinvite the vice president.
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" Yet Remnick's decision to disinvite Bannon also attracted some criticism. "Huh.
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That's when they disinvite journalists and they shrink away from interviews.
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Harvard clearly has a right to disinvite students who violate its standards.
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They delivered a petition to the Georgetown law dean to disinvite McAleenan.
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Walker to disinvite Donald Trump to the Wisconsin GOP event Saturday night.
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I'm about to disinvite her on a trip I haven't invited her on.
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So now she has to disinvite her best friends to be her bridesmaids.
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But some MPs ramped up calls for her to disinvite the American president.
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He told the keynote and sponsors he was not going to disinvite me.
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It was indeed rude, in an interpersonal sense, to disinvite Rudd at short notice.
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Barack Obama and Alice Walker are among many speakers the right has attempted to disinvite.
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Would they disinvite them after abusing their power to get what they wanted from them?
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In 2017, Mr. Khan supported a petition that called for the government to disinvite the president.
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She had to disinvite a guest, singer Kim Burrell, whom she planned to have on her show.
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Congress is a co-equal branch of government, and she was has every right to disinvite the President.
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The decision to disinvite Yiannopoulos was unanimous and did not even need to be deliberated, the person said.
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U.S. lawmakers remain highly skeptical of Erdoğan, and several members of Congress urged Trump to disinvite the Turkish autocrat.
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The team has also sent a "letter of disinvite" to the fan for all future events at the stadium.
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Curry and the Warriors declined to visit the White House after winning the 2017 championship, leading Trump to disinvite them.
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So illustrious is the list that, on second thought, I'm beginning to regret that you didn't disinvite me after all.
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James was quick to point out the craziness of this situation: you can't disinvite someone who already said they weren't attending.
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It's also reasonable for that discussion to culminate sometimes in the decision not to invite—or even to disinvite—a speaker.
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Trump cited the team's participation in national anthem protests in his decision to disinvite the team from visiting the White House.
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Earlier in the day, Trump essentially dared her to disinvite him from making the speech, which was set for next Tuesday.
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The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education maintains an incomprehensive database of more than 300 attempts to disinvite campus speakers since 2000.
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A group of colleagues, learning that a friend he was bringing to a party was a lesbian, asked that he disinvite her.
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She said the backlash and decision to disinvite her showed that is was impossible to have political discussions at higher-education institutions.
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None of the emails describe overt demands from Google to edit a blog post, disinvite an unfriendly panelist, or kill a policy paper.
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The difference here is that the "Horny Bourgeois Teens" were not yet matriculated, and Harvard was well within its rights to disinvite them.
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Conway also told Fox News it would be "remarkably petty" of Pelosi to disinvite Trump — only hours before the Speaker did just that.
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The Canadian government, which is hosting the G-7 economic summit next week in Quebec, should disinvite the irrational and unstable American president.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon on Monday slammed The New Yorker's decision to disinvite him from the magazine's annual festival next month.
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Her willingness to cooperate with Republicans alienated some of her Democratic colleagues, who went so far as to disinvite Ms. Curran to caucus meetings.
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John Garvey, the university's president, made it clear in a statement released Saturday that it did not support the decision to disinvite Father Martin.
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He loves hypotheticals: "Why not burn their books?" he asks a professor who had argued that universities have the right to disinvite controversial speakers.
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Students and alumni of a small evangelical Christian school in Indiana are urging the administration to disinvite Vice President Pence from delivering the commencement address.
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But he said he decided to disinvite Mr. Romney after he voted to convict Mr. Trump on one impeachment charge, based on a "guttural" feeling.
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I heard nothing further until 5 that afternoon, when I was out trudging through the snow and she texted from the studio to disinvite me.
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The White House decision to disinvite the whole team marked the end of speculation over whether the Eagles would visit the White House in some capacity.
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Bend The Arc Jewish Action, a nonprofit organization and political group, posted an open letter earlier this week asking the Holocaust museum to disinvite the President.
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The big picture: Her letter didn't formally disinvite Trump, and the White House wants to make Pelosi go ahead with the speech or formally rescind the invitation.
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He warns that America&aposs recent move to disinvite China from a multinational naval exercise this summer was an "initial response" to the militarization of the islands.
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The Pentagon said the decision to disinvite the Chinese Navy was triggered by what it called strong evidence that China has deployed weapons systems on the islands.
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Several players and coaches on the 2018 Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia Eagles said they would not visit the White House, prompting Trump to disinvite the team altogether.
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Kell said he "has nothing against Pence personally," but he suggested Tuesday that Southern Baptists essentially disinvite Pence and replace his planned speech with time for prayer.
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Talk about adding insult to injury — but when Kim calls her mom to apologize and tell her that she plans to disinvite Caitlyn, Kris says it's fine.
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A bipartisan bloc of 17 House lawmakers is urging President Donald Trump to disinvite Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan from a planned White House visit on Wednesday.
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The NFL Players Association — the league's union — has denounced President Trump's decision to disinvite the Philadelphia Eagles from the White House because some players were planning not to attend.
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In his tweet bashing Curry, President Trump seemed to disinvite all of the NBA champion Golden State Warriors from attending the traditional White House visit given to a championship team.
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"You don't have the courage of a single one of your convictions, but you were smart to disinvite Trump from your Fall Fest [a fundraising event in Wisconsin]," Bee said.
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The decision to disinvite the whole team marks the end of speculations of whether the Eagles, who won Super Bowl LII in February, would attend the White House in some capacity.
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U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis said the Trump administration&aposs recent decision to disinvite China from a multinational naval exercise this summer was an "initial response" to Beijing&aposs island activity.
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Bannon's scheduled appearance at the festival next month had sparked significant backlash when it was announced on Monday, leading the magazine to disinvite the former Breitbart News executive from the event.
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The university's president, Jim Towey, did not disinvite DeVos and instead wrote an op-ed in the Daily Caller saying the school was proud to welcome the "controversial but effective" secretary.
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"Our union is disappointed in the decision by the White House to disinvite players from the Philadelphia Eagles from being recognized and celebrated by all Americans for their accomplishment," the group said.
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Most inside the White House did not believe the speaker would essentially disinvite Trump by refusing a vote on a resolution that would allow him to deliver the address from the House.
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Lee Rowland, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, said that because campaign events are considered "political theater," candidates who rent event spaces have the right to disinvite anyone they choose.
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Her previous criticism had prompted Israel's Film and Television Academy to disinvite her from its annual prize ceremony in September, to which she responded with a threat to cut the academy's government funding.
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A Pentagon statement said the decision to disinvite the Chinese navy was "an initial response" to what it called China&aposs militarization of the South China Sea, which China claims almost in its entirety.
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"Our union is disappointed in the decision by the White House to disinvite players from the Philadelphia Eagles from being recognized and celebrated by all Americans," the NFL Players Association said in a statement.
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However, when the dean refused to disinvite McAleenan, the students coordinated with other immigration advocacy groups, including CREDO, Sanctuary DMV, La ColectiVA, and Justice for Muslims Collective, to organize a protest during McAleenan's speech.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said earlier this month that the Trump administration&aposs recent decision to disinvite China from a multinational naval exercise this summer was an "initial response" to Beijing&aposs island activity.
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And though Trump had determined he could not proceed with the planned meeting on infrastructure, he did not disinvite Pelosi or Schumer because he wanted to relay his dissatisfaction in person, according to an aide.
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"It would be, I think, remarkably petty of the Speaker to disinvite the president of the United States to address the nation that they both serve at the highest level," Conway said on Fox News.
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Unlike Lacie, Naomie doesn't have to worry about her rating—she's just padding the lead she already has—so it's nothing for her to disinvite Lacie, especially once Lacie's rating goes into a downward spiral.
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But there is no doubt she left Trump, many members of his staff and many of the freshmen and up-and-coming members of her own caucus surprised she had the power to disinvite him.
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"There's been a trend around the country of trying to get colleges to disinvite speakers with a different point of view or disrupt a political rally," Obama said at his commencement addresses at Howard University.
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Trump allies, for their part, have expressed confidence that the president's broadsides against NFL players, along with his decision to disinvite NBA star Stephen Curry from a White House visit, will play well to his base.
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The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, supports the petition to disinvite Mr. Trump because of the president's "ban on people from seven Muslim-majority countries" and his decision to block refugees from entering the United States.
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Following the work of Richard Reeves and Dimitrios Halikias of the Brookings Institution, The Economist analysed data on student attempts to disinvite speakers since 2013 collected by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, an advocacy group.
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Last September he called Mr. Trump a "bum" after the president appeared to disinvite the N.B.A. championship-winning Golden State Warriors from a traditional White House visit because one of their stars, Stephen Curry, criticized Mr. Trump.
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Emir Tamim had worked hard to secure the agreement both within OPEC and with Russia, only to see the Saudis pressure Qatar to disinvite Iran, a fellow OPEC member, and sink the deal midway through the meeting.
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The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), a nonprofit that supports unabated speech on campus, collected reports of more than a dozen attempts to disinvite speakers from campuses because of their views in the spring of 2000.
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Good, because then the same conference had to hastily disinvite Yiannopoulos when some of his critics on the right publicized clips from a not-very-long-ago interview in which he appeared to offer favorable comments about pederasty.
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Last spring at Hampshire College, President Jonathan Lash agreed to disinvite commencement speaker Emily Wong, a physician who, despite having no record of offensive remarks, was condemned by students for being insufficiently concerned with the struggle for social justice.
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Disregarding the norms protecting press freedom, he tried to strip the aggressive CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta of his White House pass; he also attempted to "disinvite" the CNN correspondent Kaitlan Collins from covering a Rose Garden event.
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Black Hat initially signaled that it had no intention to disinvite Hurd, telling TechCrunch reporter Zack Whittaker that the congressman had been a big proponent of cybersecurity initiatives in Congress while lauding his "strong background" in computer science and information security.
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Earlier this week, members of both NBA teams — and especially James — ripped Trump over his decision to disinvite the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles and made it clear the eventual NBA champion wouldn't be going to the White House, either.
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He described her decision as "unbecoming" -- as if he were talking about a woman not wearing pantyhose to a cotillion dance, not a speaker of the House using her legal capacity to disinvite the President from speaking on the House floor.
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Efforts to disinvite speakers, punish people who tell jokes deemed offensive and regulate everything from dining hall food and Halloween costumes to the organizations that students are permitted to join are at odds with a longstanding liberal distaste for coercion.
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Manning, who served seven years of a 35-year sentence for leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks before her sentence was commuted by President Obama, said Harvard choosing to disinvite her was a sign of a police state, The Associated Press reported.
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In an escalation of rhetoric that essentially dared Pelosi to disinvite him, Trump told her in a letter, which the White House released earlier Wednesday, that he was "looking forward" to giving the speech, an annual event in American politics.
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And an EU deal with Erdogan that halted the mass influx of Syrian refugees into the bloc means the Turkish leader is like an estranged relative that you can't disinvite from a family dinner, no matter how badly you think he has behaved.
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" Bannon slammed The New Yorker's decision to disinvite him, saying in a statement to CNBC, "After being contacted several months ago and with seven weeks of continual requests for this event, I accepted The New [Yorker's] invitation with no thought of an honorarium.
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Trump had insisted earlier in a letter to Pelosi that he was planning on presenting his annual address from the chamber of the US House next week as planned, essentially daring the body's top Democrat to formally disinvite him from delivering the yearly message.
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That forced a rule change from the league, requiring players on the field during the anthem to stand, propelling the issue back into the zeitgeist and culminating with Trump's decision to disinvite the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles from the White House earlier this week.
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That was obvious to legislators from both parties who wrote Mr. Trump, urging him to disinvite Mr. Erdogan, and it was no doubt obvious to most members of Mr. Trump's administration, who are now scrambling to justify the visit as bridge-building to a critical ally.
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It's too late to disinvite Mr. Chernow and replace him with a comedian, but how about bringing in some extra special guests who are truly champions of the First Amendment -- local and national investigative journalists whose reporting has held powerful people to account over the past year?
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After an N.F.L. season fraught with political undertones and cacophonous debate, through Trump's last-minute decision last month to disinvite the champion Philadelphia Eagles to the White House for a customary coronation, the N.F.L. has been unable to extract itself from the sticky web of the anthem controversy.
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Those actions led the US to disinvite China from participating in the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) Exercise, which the US Navy calls "the world's largest international maritime exercise," and involves some 26 nations including India and countries like Vietnam and the Philippines which actively contest China's claims to the South China Sea.
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The fact that it is constitutionally within the power of Speaker Pelosi to invite or disinvite President Trump from giving the State of the Union address to Congress, just as it is within the power of President Trump to ground a military plane, does not make either these actions right or just.
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The protest, organized by CREDO Action, Sanctuary DMV, and other groups, spilled out to the front of the building -- a dozen students from the Georgetown University Law Center also demonstrated outside-- with additional support from more than 350 others who'd signed a petition asking the university to disinvite McAleenan from the conference.
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Although the Summit has always been an imperfect barometer of U.S.–Latin American relations, this year's will be particularly troubled: In February, the Summit's slated host, Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, made the controversial decision to disinvite Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro for his violation of democratic norms, while allowing Cuba's Raúl Castro to remain.
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While I believe campus communities have good reason to disinvite or prohibit speakers like Charles Murray or Ann Coulter, I oppose the use of violence to shut down these speakers—not only because people get hurt, but because it creates an environment in which the threat of violence can indeed stifle speech, and not only overtly bigoted speech.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) on Wednesday said he wasn't involved in a group's decision to disinvite Rep.
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CNN host Jake Tapper called separate claims President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE made about the Philadelphia Eagles "a lie" after Trump cited national anthem protests in his decision to disinvite the team from a White House visit.
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Yet we in the United States are raising a younger generation who have never been taught either the how or the why of disagreement, and who seem to think that free speech is a one-way right: Namely, their right to disinvite, shout down or abuse anyone they dislike, lest they run the risk of listening to that person — or even allowing someone else to listen.
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Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr on Tuesday took a jab at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over his decision to disinvite the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles to the White House.
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In a speech on Friday and a series of tweets on Saturday, he urged N.F.L. owners to fire players who do not stand for the national anthem, suggested that football is declining because it is not as violent as it once was and seemed to disinvite the N.B.A. champion Golden State Warriors from the traditional White House visit because of their star player Stephen Curry's public opposition to him.
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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has the NFL "in the palm of his hands" following his decision to disinvite the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles from the White House.
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He was in New York, raising money for Representative Scott Garrett of New Jersey; in Miami, sipping cafecito at a Cuban restaurant and talking to volunteers with Representative Carlos Curbelo of Florida; and back home at a fall festival, campaigning for Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin — and, conspicuously, not Mr. Trump, who was set to appear until the release of a 2005 recording of him speaking in vulgar terms about women prompted Mr. Ryan to disinvite him.
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"It would be, I think, remarkably petty of the Speaker to disinvite the president of the United States to address the nation that they both serve at the highest level," White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE said on Fox News.
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Watching her bend Met curators to her will provides some of the film's most dramatic moments — whether telling Harold Koda, the then-Costume Institute chief curator (he has since retired), that he will "figure out" how to disinvite some guests to the dinner to keep numbers down, or suggesting that the museum will have to close the Temple of Dendur the day before the party, even if that means barring tourists, or dismissing anyone's need to see a Tiffany pillar, because the space is needed for a table representing money for the museum.
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