Welcome, it is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you.

Let's start with a victory, Senator.

The Texas Bar application has actually added a couple of questions that deal with free

speech and in civility, this and wake of what happened at Stanford Law School.

And this is because of a letter that you wrote.

This is something that I would argue every state in America should be modeling after

what the Texas Bar application is doing with adding these basic questions.

Well, Ben, you're right.

We've had a big victory in the last week for free speech.

Everyone who listens to verdict was appalled and then we discussed at length what happened

at Stanford Law School where fifth circuit, federal court of appeals, judge Kyle Duncan

went to give a speech on campus at Stanford Law School and a group of law students screamed

him down cursing, cursing profanities yelled were just, they shouted him down and prevented

him from speaking and some of the explicit profanities they yelled at him.

I've never in my life seen a federal judge treated the way these Stanford Law students

that did.

And then of course, the associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion came in and

the judge understandably appealed to the dean to the administration for help enforcing

Stanford's free speech policy.

And the dean proceeded to side with the mob, decide with the people screaming down the

judge and she read from a seven minute prepared lecture attacking the judge in the wake of

that.

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