when does it end? when are we going to put an end to this. freedom of speech is against offensive speech. people offend me all the time, i don t care i move on. i grow from it, tell them off, move on. it s pretty concerning this is where we re at right now greg: sean is there anything that needs to be done to toughen up these college kids? like prison? well, prison unfortunately doesn t even toughen up our bad guys. i have a 19 year old son and i ve tried to teach him from growing up, man, you don t have to like everything, you re not going to like everything. everyone s going to have their own opinion and that s something we talked about with live pd. the people that didn t like it, change the dam channel. instagram, you don t like what someone posts on instagram unfollow them. you don t have to listen to it. this is america and we all are entitled to our own opinion greg: not everybody, though. you know, kill meade. am i allowed to report all
support of 63 republicans, including one senator, josh hawley of missouri. hawley is supposed to be a legal scholar, and he says the bill turns the federal government into the speech police. that, it gives government sweeping authority to decide what counts as offensive speech. and then, monitor it. the problem is, they only do that after you hit someone because they were asian. thank you for watching. don lemon tonight starts right now. you know, a lot to say about that. someone, from where you grew up, and that is, queens, congresswoman grace ming, who introduced this bill. the president ended up signing. she is on this show, a little bit later and i think she has a few, choice words for josh hawley. there are two criticisms that don t make sense. one, it s not thought police. it s, you hit me, because i m asian, and said things to that effect. the idea of a hate-crime bill is not new. and the issue of saying, well,
differently from you, we re racist, and any time someone speaking differently from the rebel rawsers on the left, we re racist. well, we re not racist. we believe in free speech, and we believe in replying to offensive speech. now, this whole notion that people s speech is offensive because they disagree with you, no, they may be offensive because they disagree with you, they disagree with the government, they does agree with group hatreds, they disagree with your political agenda, but they have a right to speak so why can t the left and the right affirm the free speech rights of all americans. including those who hate. this is a ridiculous argument when you consider the fact that free speech is the supreme court has determined that you can t yell fire in a crowded theater. falsely. n because of the takeer to people s lives. falsely, you can t yell
i don t think any time someone speaks differently from the rabble-rousers on the left, we are racist or we are not racist. we believe in s free speech and we believe in replying to offensive speech. now this notion that people speech is offensive because they disagree with you, no. that would be offensive because they disagree with you or the government, and your political agenda. but they have a right to speak. this is free speech has determined that you can t yell fire in a crowded theater
this last semester i wasn t allowed to speak a two universities, cornell university and depaul university. they cited safety concerns when i spoke at university of california berkeley last spring and we had to spend $15,000 for security to allow us to have our viewpoint expressed. too often universities site security concerns as a way to suppress differing opinion. it s not just a conservative issue. i want you to be able to talk about different opinions, college campuses should be a marketplace of ideas. it is inarguable that colleges are more left and everybody should allow their opinion to be heard, only people that are not confident in their beliefs seek to censor others in this executive order uses taxpayer dollars as a way to ensure universities are protecting the first amendment rights of all students regardless of political viewpoint. shannon: use our students who sedated and think offensive