Republican lawmakers slam Clubhouse for allowing Iran's foreign minister to promote 'propaganda'

The Republican Study Committee (RSC) has issued a letter to the Chief Executive Officer of the social media app Clubhouse Paul Davison over concerns it presented Iranian foreign minister Javid Zarif a wide platform to express his "propaganda."

"The Iranian regime never stopped chanting Death to America, and they mean it," Rep. Joe Wilson, R, S.C., chairman of the RSC National Security and Foreign Affairs Task Force and a co-signer of the letter, said in a statement provided to Fox News. "This is a regime which has killed over 500 U.S. service members in Iraq through its support of terrorist militias and use of IEDs. "Why in the world would Clubhouse allow the Foreign Minister of Iran’s terrorist regime, someone under U.S. sanctions, to have an account and host a talk spreading propaganda and lies to thousands of people? U.S. sanctions law must be updated to remove special protections for social media platforms to provide such services to terrorists."