ABC announced Wednesday it was pulling Jimmy Kimmel Live! off the air indefinitely after backlash over a comment Kimmel made in his monologue Monday about right wing reaction to a 22-year-old man charged with fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Those comments came after a weekend of rampant speculation on social media over the alleged shooter's motive and political leanings.

It's not just late night talk show hosts facing pressure and backlash. Workers across the country have taken to social media to share their thoughts, which has cost some their jobs .

But is it all legal? Constitutional law expert Charles "Rocky" Rhodes says it depends on the circumstances.

In a conversation with Houston Matters host Craig Cohen (video and audio above), Rhodes, a law profes

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