You're absolutely right. This whole situation is not a free speech debate. Actually, Joel Hellman,

the dean of the School of Foreign Service, said, Khan Surrey has not posed a danger to the Georgetown

community, and he's reaffirmed the university's commitment to free speech. And it's funny,

because these sorts of people only invoke the argument of free speech when it suits them.

They're more than happy to de-platform pro-Israel speakers, Zionist speakers, or, quite frankly, anyone that they disagree with politically, probably even Republicans.

So that is Anna Stanley. and welcome to another episode of the Michelle Tafoya podcast.

Why Anna Stanley?

Well, she's a research associate at the Middle East Forum.

And she's done some remarkable research into Georgetown University, and one of its departments ties to Qatar, Qatar,

however you want to say it, ties to Hamas. She's going to tell us about it. And why this is

happening at American universities and what the end game might be. We're talking about Georgetown.

And at one point, she says, you know, Georgetown's not Harvard, but it's still an extremely elite school with direct ties to Washington, D.C.

So this is a really important story, and I think we're going to be following up with her.

Anna Stanley, again,

previously worked as an open source intelligence analyst at the British Foreign Office. You'll hear

she is British. She's over in the UK. And as an intelligence researcher and investigation practitioner

for the UK police. This is someone with a ton of experience, and so we're really happy to have

her on. Don't forget to subscribe. Just hit that subscribe button so you never miss one of these

fascinating interviews that you likely aren't going to hear too many other places. Anna Stanley is our

guest next.

Anna Stanley, welcome.

It is so great to talk to you.

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