In this episode, Seth Leibsohn welcomes Andrew C. McCarthy, a respected legal educator and former federal prosecutor, to discuss the case of Mahmud Khalil, a former Columbia student facing deportation for alleged terrorist activity. McCarthy argues that Khalil's actions, such as mediating between protesters and the university, go beyond protected free speech and may constitute extortion or material support for terrorism, providing legal grounds for deportation despite claims of First Amendment protections.

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Terrorism and the First Amendment | Seth Leibsohn &  Andrew McCarthy

This Memorial Day comes as our nation marks 250 years of freedom—a quarter of a millennia since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

On this Memorial Day, we should pause and recognize that we don’t have one without the other. That is: We only have the freedom that we cherish as a result of those who stood up to fight for it and defend it. And more specifically: Willing to pay the ultimate price.

From the Revolutionary War and the nation’s founding to those who have paid the price in recent days and months as President Trump and his administration work to ensure that the mullahs of Iran never have a nuclear weapon: We remain free today because of the men and women who have committed themselves to our nation’s defense.

Over 1.3 million have paid the ultimate price.

Today: We say “thank you.”

It’s also a day for us to dedicate ourselves to what—in 1863—Abraham Lincoln called “the unfinished work” before us.

On behalf of Salem Media, Happy Memorial Day.

This Memorial Day comes as our nation marks 250 years of freedom&mdash;a quarter of a millennia since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
On this Memorial Day, we should pause and recognize that we don&rsquo;t have one without the other. That is: We only have the freedom that we cherish as a result of those who stood up to fight for it and defend it. And more specifically: Willing to pay the ultimate price.
From the Revolutionary War and the nation&rsquo;s founding to those who have paid the price in recent days and months as President Trump and his administration work to ensure that the mullahs of Iran never have a nuclear weapon: We remain free today because of the men and women who have committed themselves to our nation&rsquo;s defense.
Over 1.3 million have paid the ultimate price.
Today: We say &ldquo;thank you.&rdquo;
It&rsquo;s also a day for us to dedicate ourselves to what&mdash;in 1863&mdash;Abraham Lincoln called &ldquo;the unfinished work&rdquo; before us.
On behalf of Salem Media, Happy Memorial Day.

Hugh Hewitt: Because They Gave All

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Justice Clarence Thomas recently became the second longest-serving justice in US history — and that’s something to celebrate. He is exceptional, both as a jurist and as a man.

Raised in poverty in a wooden shack in the segregated South, he credits his grandfather for shaping his character. From that foundation, he has articulated a powerful and increasingly influential originalist vision of the Constitution, grounded in the natural law principles of our Declaration of Independence.

His character is remarkable. Justice Thomas is beloved by those who know him. He’s renowned for his kindness: treating his clerks like family, knowing the names of court staff, and helping others with no expectation of return.

Justice Thomas is quite simply a national treasure. He’s a blessing to America. And it’s right that we celebrate this outstanding jurist and extraordinary man.

Justice Clarence Thomas recently became the second longest-serving justice in US history &mdash; and that&rsquo;s something to celebrate. He is exceptional, both as a jurist and as a man.
Raised in poverty in a wooden shack in the segregated South, he credits his grandfather for shaping his character. From that foundation, he has articulated a powerful and increasingly influential originalist vision of the Constitution, grounded in the natural law principles of our Declaration of Independence.
His character is remarkable. Justice Thomas is beloved by those who know him. He&rsquo;s renowned for his kindness: treating his clerks like family, knowing the names of court staff, and helping others with no expectation of return.
Justice Thomas is quite simply a national treasure. He&rsquo;s a blessing to America. And it&rsquo;s right that we celebrate this outstanding jurist and extraordinary man.

Carol Platt Liebau: A National Treasure

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Is the war with Iran “worth it?”

The cost—at this point—is the loss of 13 American soldiers and scores more seriously wounded. If, as widely expected, combat operations resume those human costs will climb.

So too will gas prices and the prices of everything that depends upon oil.

President Trump knows this, of course, but stated plainly: Operation Epic Fury had to be undertaken.

The reason is quite simple. Iran intends to obtain nuclear weapons by any means possible. Their rulers are “crazy.”

Does not the rise in gas prices destroy at least the argument that the civilians bear no costs of war at least when it comes to this, the Iran War?

You may not like paying the sacrifice. But the cost of war is at least being felt beyond the military.

Iran simply cannot have a nuclear weapon.

This is an argument the country should and will have. It is one that is long overdue.

Is the war with Iran &ldquo;worth it?&rdquo;
The cost&mdash;at this point&mdash;is the loss of 13 American soldiers and scores more seriously wounded. If, as widely expected, combat operations resume those human costs will climb.
So too will gas prices and the prices of everything that depends upon oil.
President Trump knows this, of course, but stated plainly: Operation Epic Fury had to be undertaken.
The reason is quite simple. Iran intends to obtain nuclear weapons by any means possible. Their rulers are &ldquo;crazy.&rdquo;
Does not the rise in gas prices destroy at least the argument that the civilians bear no costs of war at least when it comes to this, the Iran War?
You may not like paying the sacrifice. But the cost of war is at least being felt beyond the military.
Iran simply cannot have a nuclear weapon.
This is an argument the country should and will have. It is one that is long overdue.

Hugh Hewitt: An Argument the Nation Should Be Having

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