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Washington, from the national center for public policy research, horace cooper, along jamila bey. we know about the right of speech. but in the constitution it's talked about as a peaceable protest. in other words, peaceful protests are protected not violent protests. >> absolutely. and frankly, these young students at berkeley, who are among the smartest in the world, put themselves on the line inve defense of their fellow students. one of the highest things that we hope our people do in battle and they are doing it already at school. to say we do not accept the violence that meelo --os milo,...

>> milo himself did not throw a brick -- >> eric: thank you. e >> or hurl a slur. milo said hey, everyone if you want to make it -- >> eric: that may be speech to some people but that's still protected speech. >> that is not protected on a college campus.haec >> eric: of course it is. >> this is america. >> berkeley students have a right to say no. we are standing up for the least among us. we are standing up for those who do not have the voice. >> we will throw a brick at you. >> eric: i'm going to leave it right here. jamila, 20 seconds to finish up. >> these students did what they learn in ...

What if this had been a gay pride event on the campus?at and some individuals decided to put masks on and they were going to shut this down because they didn't agree. and they were going to do it with violence? >> well, that certainly wouldn't have happened at berkeley. >> this is unacceptable. >> what is unacceptable is that milo has made millions of dollars on going and bringing violence and bringing terror to individuals he doesn't like. we know that he went on a college campus to out -- >> if that were true --- >> that is absolutely true. milo has a quarter-million-dollar book deal. >> he ...

If they are this bright, then this is dangerous, a sign of where we are headed. >> eric: and jamila, you know, uc berkeley claims to be the birthplace of free speech. the free speech on milo's part, he wasn't allowed to get up and speak. >> he wasn't allowed to get up and read a list of illegals and get up and give information so that those that would do harm to such students could find them. could find their professors. find their families and friend. that's what they were protesting. >> eric: so let me repeat your words. so let me repeat your words. he wasn't allowed to read a lisg or give i...