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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is The Tomic Watch.

The Dean of Stanford Law School defends the First Amendment after student protesters

shut down a speech by a federal judge.

But does America have a broader free speech problem?

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with The Wall Street Journal.

We are joined today by my colleagues, columnists Kim Strassel and Alicia Finley.

The latest campus craziness comes from Stanford Law School of All Places, where earlier this

month, a federal judge on the fifth circuit court of appeals, Kyle Duncan, was unable

to give a scheduled speech due to heckling from student protesters.

Let's listen to a short clip of him calling for some administrative backup, at which point

Tyrion Steinbach, the associate dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion, gets in front

of the microphone and gives a few of her own thoughts.

So you might have been here and I've been heckled nonstop.

And I'm just asking for the Ministry of Science.

If you want the other things I can, you have cognitive warning.

Take it.

I'm uncomfortable because this event is tearing up the fabric of this community that I care

about and I'm here to support.

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