At the tail end of 2023, the House Education Committee brought the presidents of U-Penn, Harvard, and MIT to Capitol Hill to dispute antisemitism on college campuses. Against the backdrop of another of the world's most polarizing topics of the last decade, Lizette and Dallas discuss the new meaning of antisemitism, the startling fog between free speech and hate speech, and what it means to be thoughtful exercisers of America's first amendment.

Resources from today's episode:

• Anti-semitism on Campus: Full Testimony
• Elise Stefanik responds to evasive answers to her questions
• Elise Stefanik on the "moral failure" of Harvard
• Harvard Board Statement
• Claudine Gay Apology Statement
• Bill Ackman questions Claudine Gay's credentials

• The Daily Episode on campus protests
• Meaning of 'from the river to the sea' according to Al Jazeera
• Meaning of 'from the river to the sea', as told by Palestinians
• Globalize the Intifada
• Intifada
• FBI hate crime statistsics: 2022
• Rhashida Tlaib censored for Israel-Hamas war comments
• 17 freedom of speech court cases