A North Miami book cafe that kicked out Fox News political analyst Janno Caldwell because of his conservative views recently closed.

Paradis Books & Bread announced its closure following infighting and poor business, a year after Mr. Caldwell was removed from the business, according to a business statement. Website Posted in February.

“Having reached our limits, we are terminating this project at our sole discretion,” the statement said. “To those who hate us, we want to say congratulations, so feel free to stop reading now!”

Caldwell was having breakfast with a friend in January 2023 when she was asked to leave the Book Cafe. miami news times report. The conservative commentator spoke out about the incident on Fox & Friends Weekend and on Twitter, calling his group out on what it means to “work at Fox News,” their “values,” “violent crime,” and “progressivism.” He explained that they were discussing “. [district attorneys]” he said before being shown the exit.

“I can't believe what just happened,” Caldwell tweeted after the incident. “I had breakfast with friends at Paradis Books and Bread in North Miami, and as we were discussing politics, the owner told us we were not welcome because we were not aligned politically. . no way.”

I can't believe what just happened. I had breakfast with friends at Paradis Books and Bread in North Miami, and while discussing politics, the owner told me that we were not welcome because we were not aligned politically. I did. no way.

— Gianno Caldwell (@GiannoCaldwell) January 21, 2023

Paradis Books & Bread has removed Mr. Caldwell and his friends from its operations and has made it clear that it has a “zero-tolerance policy” for the group's opposing political views, the newspaper reported. “That's your business model and I respect that,” one person in Caldwell's group responded to before leaving, according to Book Cafe. (Related: Another fast food chain closes Blue City restaurant, citing increased crime)

Miami-based Book Cafe said the incident received negative attention online, according to the paper.

“Since the incident, we have been receiving harassment on the internet, especially on t*itter, Google reviews, and…this platform,” Paradis Books & Bread wrote on Instagram at the time.

Paradis Books & Bread will open in 2021, according to the announcement. The company also cited “shockingly high demand for food” as the reason for the closure.