Steve sits down with Steve Dulan, professor and licensed attorney, to tackle the debate over hate speech in America. They point out that while the First Amendment protects your right to say almost anything, it doesn’t shield you from the consequences of saying it.

Dulan explains the difference between freedom of speech and freedom of reach, you can speak your mind, but that doesn’t mean your employer, your community, or the public has to accept or amplify it. If someone walks into work and spouts hateful rhetoric, they shouldn’t expect to keep their job.

This isn’t about the government censoring speech, it’s about understanding that words have impact, and accountability comes with the freedom we cherish.