Right is still right, even if you stand by yourself.

Mr. Chief Justice, may it place the court.

This is Hans von Spockowski, and this is Case in Point.

And our title today is The Indispensable Right, Free Speech in an Age of Rage.

And I will admit I stole that title from our guest today, Professor Jonathan Turley,

because that's the title of his new book.

From speech codes in our schools and universities that are teaching children, they don't

have a right to voice their opinions if they're controversial or might upset other students

or even worse their teachers

to the efforts during the prior administration

to use government agencies to coerce, intimidate,

and pressure social media platforms,

which are the news and communications channels of this century, to censor the opinions of Americans and

cancel their accounts. We are facing probably one of the biggest threats to the First Amendment

in our history, and that's what Jonathan Turley is here to talk about. He is a renowned

constitutional scholar. I'm sure you've seen him often on

Fox News, where he provides very biting, but very good legal analysis. But besides being a

college professor, he's also an advocate. He has represented many parties in cases. And in fact, you were in the Clinton impeachment

trial, right? And actually, I think you were strange coincidence. You were defense counsel for the

last successful impeachment trial in the Senate of a federal judge, Judge Porteus, correct?

And I was in the audience, actually, writing a series of articles for National Review

Online at the time.

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