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Is there a First Amendment expert out there who could come on our show and explain how Title VI interacts with the First Amendment, and what the real-world consequences of this proposed Anti-Semitism Awareness Act might be?

This is all 100% true too.

I'm going to defend Darryl here. Presuming he's accurate (I'm taking his word for it), he's entitled to correct the record no matter the effects on others' sensibilities. I don't find it pleasant either, but so what?

There should be more frustration with whomever it was that…

C'mon, we've all had a bad day...

On the issue of what lurks in the hearts of at least some 'anti-Zionists,' note some of the tweets that were fired at Norman Finkelstein when he backed out of an appearance because of the anti-semitic speakers at an Emory University event.

They turned on the Jew pretty good!

Did you read it?
Prof: I read it.
Did you read it?
Prof: I skimmed it.
Did you read it?
Prof: I read the first sentence.
Did you read it?
Prof: Not past the first sentence. No.

Or, let's see how many of these protesters really respect free speech when Douglas Murray tries to speak on campus...

A lot of people below a certain age don't really understand the debate they are involved in.

In the 90s, it was typical for people like me to defend the rights of Nazis to march. Pat Buchanan took anti-Semitic swipes at Jews in the NY Post, then edited by the very outspoken…

I want to add something to the debate.

Yes, the narrative on 1/6 was absurd. It was mostly a package of lies tied up in a ridiculous bow that somehow a real coup was just barely averted. It was just stupid and dishonest. The truth was bad enough: 1/6, and Trump's reaction was a…

It's very hard to get an accurate sense of what's happening on one campus, or at one protest, based on the one or two viral videos that happen to cross your feed. And different campuses and protests are different!

To judge the tenor of things requires time and research.