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Megyn: now, let me start with you, mark, because what they were yelling, it's tough to hear, they're telling him he's a war criminal, he's a mass murderer, he's a baby killer, and on it went from there. is that not disrupting a meeting? >> i don't believe it is legally. factually, i'm sure everybody's going, well, what's even to debate. the first amendment gives wide latitude -- not unbridled discretion to do or say whatever you want -- but wide latitude to express even outrageous and offensive speech under the umbrella of first amendment. there were numerous students who did similar activitie...

Ironically, if they had been tossed out when the first one stood up, this prosecution may never have happened. megyn: you know, mark, one of damning pieces in this case and the reason i believe the students were charged is the e-mails. the investigator for the university found e-mails from the muslim student union asking students who want to disrupt, especially if they're not worried about being arrested, to go and do this saying that this ambassador had no right to go to the university and say what he wanted. now, i mean, there's a reason that they have a law against disrupting meetings like ...