BROWN, Circuit Judge:
This case is about speech and whether the government's regulations actually accomplish their intended purpose. Unsurprisingly, the government answers in the affirmative. But when, as occurred here, explaining how the regulations do so renders the government's counsel literally speechless, we are constrained to disagree.
In Washington, D.C., it is illegal to talk about points of interest or the history of the city while escorting...
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