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Speech by canceling coulter putting her back on the calendar and moving her slot. the students had this to say. >> the dalai lama, the former president of mexico. famous people come to cal all the time to speak and they are allowed to speak and their speech is not barred. their speech is not relegated 1 to 3:00 p.m. not relegated to being off campus and not restricted to only students and their speech is not restricketted to not being advertised. these are all unique requirements being imposed o...

>> sean: free speech movement. >> i guess its ironic that its the home of the free speech movement. no, in any public space, american citizens have constitutional rights. and just note i have never been shut down from speaking anywhere in this country. this will be a first. this is, you know, california. its public space. these polite i ribs who have to spree speech, no, they are enabling the fascist thugs showing up with weapons and wearing masks. its against the law to conspire to violate some...

Show up to murder them the relevant question at that time is not what were they saying. the relevant question is what are we going to do about this group of people that wants to murder us because we believe in spree speech and the first amendment? >> if they never had that event, the jihadis would have never shown up. thats the cart before the horse. its just that simple. and this particular incident megyn, they would not have shown up. >> im concerned about the america you would have us live in...

Cetera. not small threats. so joining me now is christian whiten, a former state department senior advisor. these sound like pretty strong words, albeit with questionable grammar which is typically the rhetoric that we get when north koreans make threats. but, look, launching a cyber attack back at north korea? effectively going to cyber war with north korea? do do you think thats a wise idea? >> i think so. you mentioned how significant the damage is. its not just the damage to one company, alt...

I am wondering about where your employment status bumped up against your spree speech. >> some of the gresest in the country is by employers and not the government. youre employer can have much more control on what you say or dont say. >> you cant be arrested, be u yo can be fired. >> which is moralistic. so the real speech code in the country is set more by employers, and often its more oppressive than anything the government does. its often employers. >> so when we come to that then, i guess p...

The whole legacy of spree speech 1960s has been lost on my party. you like her? >> shes a renegade thinker. the thing the glaad said, we all answer to our employer. the employer is terrified of glaad. you know who is really offended over this? radical islam. they look at robertson. you call that hateful? we kill gays. but punishing robertson for a religious belief, part of a religious belief, which is actually, the integral success of the show, is religious. its like grounding a member of "glee"...

Bryn manor. goes to american bar association on the 129 of august and gives a speech attacking voter i.d. laws. on the 10th of september, she has announced she is going to give a speech on transparency in government at the national constitution center in philadelphia. later on in september she has a fundraiser for terry mcauliff in october a speech yale law school and scead orlando law school and real estate. that is like you are in the final months of a primary campaign not three years from the...

June 13th: she goes to bryn manor. goes to american bar association on the 129 of august and gives a speech attacking voter i.d. laws. on the 10th of september, she has announced she is going to give a speech on transparency in government at the national constitution center in philadelphia. later on in september she has a fundraiser for terry mcauliff in october a speech yale law school and scead orlando law school and real estate. that is like you are in the final months of a primary campaign n...

Peacefully in front of the supreme court. he stood right here on the public plaza and said he was completely silent and stood over 100 feet from the entrance to the supreme court. nonetheless, officers arrested him for violating a so-called no speech zone. hes challenging hodges arrest. >> this is a dangerous trend. putting people so far away from government officials that government officials cant hear the speech. >> reporter: americans are deeply moved by spontaneous protests in other countrie...

She is in serious condition. her husband has been treated for injuries and released. police have named alisons ex-husband a person of interest in the case. new details in the death of a florida a&m marching band member.ç the parents of the victim, robert champion say they are suing the company that owns the bus where the alleged hazing took place. he suffered blunt force trauma and died from shock. the u.s. supreme court is working to decide whether the government my continue to police tv ...