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People using the hecklers' veto to stop the access of information. the fact that we have those on the left who are downplaying or dismissing these incidents is doing a disservice to the cause of what the university mission is about, which is about open inquiry. >> laura: dinesh, this is the foundation for individual rights and education, otherwise known as fire, 90% restrict speech, only 9% of institutions do not maintain any policies that compromise student expression. almost 800,000 college students attended in the tuitions that maintains one of these ironically claimed free speech zones. wh...

People using the hecklers' veto to stop the access of information. the fact that we have those on the left who are downplaying or dismissing these incidents is doing a disservice to the cause of what the university mission is about, which is about open inquiry. >> laura: dinesh, this is the foundation for individual rights and education, otherwise known as fire, 90% restrict speech, only 9% of institutions do not maintain any policies that compromise student expression. almost 800,000 college students attended in the tuitions that maintains one of these ironically claimed free speech zones. wh...

And that's why they acted. >> i want to quickly read from the decision. it walks us through what the court actually said, which is that student expression may not be suppressed unless school officials reasonably conclude that it will disrupt the work and discipline of the school. >> i think in this case there's a good argument to be made that maybe he was trying to instigate some sort of argument over immigration because he knew that was going to be debated in class. but we have to decide are we going to silence speech and not have open dialogue or challenge one another and ideas. if we're not...

Repercussions here? is there any action being taken by either party, either brooks or the school? >> we'll make sure we pay attention to this 'cause this type of thing is happening more often than not these days it seems. it's a sad reality this that type of hostility has to go on. if go to our web site at libertyinstitute.org, you can read a lot more of these types of cases. it seems every graduation year, we have another school that is trying to censure student expression. when a student earned the right to address his peers, the school needs to listen to him and not try to censor him. it's ...