Covington Catholic teen Nick Sandmann slams media, left for 'cancel culture' after viral video
Sandmann spoke about being 'canceled' during the second night of the GOP convention
By Fox News —— Bio and Archives--August 26, 2020
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Nick Sandmann, an 18-year-old graduate from Covington Catholic High School who was at the center of a nationwide viral video controversy, lambasted "cancel culture" in his speech to the Republican National Convention, calling on the country to join President Trump in calling the media out.
"I wouldn’t be canceled. I fought back hard to expose the media for what they did to me and won a personal victory. While -- More...much more must be done, I look forward to the day that the media returns to providing balanced, responsible and accountable news coverage," he said. "I know President Trump hopes for that too."
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