24, and how much power does the Presiding Judge have . The six coconspirators listed in the indictment, who among them is maybe most likely to face charges . Who among them may be most likely to flip . Sara is off today. Im john berman with kate baldwin. This is cnn news central. Former President Donald Trump is expected to arrive at a washington, d. C. , federal Court Tomorrow to face the criminal charges connected to his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 president ial election. All signs point to donald trump once again pleading not guilty, but new reporting also coming in suggests that his team of attorneys are looking to delay this case in this trial. Cnns evan perez has new details on the president s Court Appearance tomorrow. Hes joining us now. Evan, what are you learning . Well, kate, we expect that the former president is going to come to washington tomorrow. He had the option to do this first appearance via videolink. He can do this by zoom from his golf club in bed
in this indictment. what do you see in that reaction? okay. this argument about free speech being on trial here. kate, i m going to burn your house down. if i say that to you in seriousness and then either take steps toward burning your house down or believe it, i could be charged with a crime. the idea that there are statements that are not criminal or may not be wim nal is foolish and that is not how the law works and it has broad latitude to speak and uttering words absolves him from all criminal liability is silly. but it s not just rudy giuliani making this case. you have john lauro, one of his attorneys kind of saying saying, let me play this. sure. so at the end, our defense is going to be focusing on the fact that what we have now is an administration that has
because, when our ideas meet on a level playing field, we win the debate. seth dillon is the ceo of babylon bee and still locked out of twitter. seth, am i overstating this case? are we overstating the implications a free speech absolutist potentially taking over a platform like twitter? not at all. not at all. i mean, look, the guy, he wants to see free speech flourish, he wants to see people who can disagree with each other. i think he kind of defined free speech being if you are allowed to say things to people that don t like you and don t want to hear what you have to say if you are allowed to do that anyway, even if you don t like it or want to hear it, that s free speech. twitter has been clamping down on that a lot. their mission is to promote a diverse viewpoint platform. they are talking about how they in their mission statement how they want to represent a diverse range of viewpoints how they not barriers to free expression. and in practice, i mean we see barriers all over
free speech being hampered over the last year iowa college students with new free-speech training and resources this fall, the university border region decided to take action to protect the first amendment. the chair of the education committee joins us now. how is this training going to work? that is yet to be seen. they are trying to find someone to provide training. what they are finding as we are the first in the country so they are having trouble trying to find companies that can help with that. todd: take a look at these numbers. student seeing free-speech as less pure since 2016, 70% in 2016, down 64%, 2017, 2019 all the way down to 59%. how bad did it get that you felt you needed to do this? this past summer there were
speech being curtailed on american college campuses and issues relating to that. jonath jonathan h oh, eheight, author book, the coddling of the american mind, how good intentions and bad ideas are setting up a generation for failure. jonathan, thanks for coming on. it s a pleasure, fareed. it s almost like there s a new moral universe, explain what you mean. what began happening in 2014 and 2015, is when professors or students would say something, there would be protests and demands that the person will fired. and it took everybody by surprise, it seemed very strange. that s what we re seeing now, is the new generation of students, these are not millennial s these are kids born after 1995. but there s a huge clash on campus and it makes it very hard