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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is All Things with Kim Strassel, a Potomac Watch podcast. Welcome to All Things

with Kim Strassel. President Trump roared into office and immediately set about dismantling the federal

government's diversity, equity, and inclusion infrastructure, leveling a blow at a pernicious

movement that has seeped into our institutions in recent

years. And joining us this week is a man who knows all about the viciousness of that movement,

Ilya Shapiro. Ilya in 2022 dared to send out a tweet about Joe Biden in the Supreme Court,

was targeted for it by DEI and ideological opponents and his position at Georgetown

Law School put in doubt his life turned upside down.

Ilya, who is now a senior fellow and director of constitutional studies at the Manhattan

Institute, has just published a book, Lawless, the Miseducation of America's Elites,

in which he recounts his experience, but also

dissects what's gone wrong in America's law schools and how we fix it. Welcome, Ilya. Great to be

with you, Kim, and thanks again to you and your colleagues at the journal who were so supportive of me

personally and are all on top of this important issue plaguing America.

Well, it was good to see you stand up to it. And by the way, congrats on the book. I know how

hard they are to get out. Why don't you just start by briefly reminding listeners what did

happen to you in 2022 when that mob came after you? Right. So it was actually three years ago today, as we're recording this,

that the infamous tweet that elevated my brand, if you will, and became the seed for what

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