These are not students that were sitting around the student union or sitting around the dorm and said,

hey, I just feel moved to get behind those murderers. Welcome back to fill in the blanks. I appreciate all of your emails, messages and

comments regarding last week's episode with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

These are important conversations to have and in today's episodes we're diving

into a lot of current events unfolding, not just on current campuses, but there's obviously

been a huge development regarding the Iranian president and a helicopter crash.

We'll talk about that in just a minute.

But you guys know that I'm very concerned about our most prestigious

institutions that have been embroiled in protest,

led by allegedly pro-Hamaa student organizations. I say allegedly student organizations because I believe

that there are external activists and agitators that are involved that are organizing and egging these situations on.

We're going to talk about that.

It's increasingly evident that there's a rising tide of animosity not only toward Jews and the state of Israel,

but also toward America and our culture, everything in the West and our core

core principles.

Now today I have the privilege of speaking with Ellicop Laban and an attorney, artist, activist, and speaker.

She was on the show recently and I wanted so much to have more time to speak with her.

So when we were finished, I said, I want to talk to you again soon and I

don't think she expected it this soon but I just really was anxious to hear more

about what she had to say. She shed so much light on critical human rights issues

in Iran and the broader Middle East, really. So Ella thank you for doing this and welcome to fill in the blanks.

Thank you thank you for having me. Let's talk first about what has happened

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