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The state’s letter advised TV stations that their 1st Amendment rights don’t give them “free rein to disseminate false advertisements which, if believed, would likely have a detrimental effect on the lives and health of pregnant women in Florida.”

“It is disgusting and very disappointing that they are using this politically driven lawsuit .... Even after we have informed my opponent Sade and the union, that they continue to stoop this low to disseminate very disgusting information,” Martinez told The Times before the Oct.

Though companies have the right to air political advertisements under the First Amendment, the letter states “that right does not include free rein to disseminate false advertisements, which if believed, would likely have a detrimental effect on the lives and health of pregnant women in Florida.”

According to the indictment, Allison and Humber worked together with others to create, edit and disseminate a digital publication known as “The Hard Reset,” which provided instructions for making bombs and explosives, including napalm, thermite, chlorine gas, pipe bombs and dirty bombs.

“The way he thinks, the way he can go through information, absorb it, retain it, disseminate it, it’s really impressive.”