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Recently, the British Parliament introduced an Act called The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill. This bill will impose requirements for universities and students' unions to protect freedom of speech on university campuses and face financial consequences when they violate students' free speech. Cherise and her guest Calvin Robinson, a political commentator, and education policy expert, discuss the doors a law like this will open in the UK as well as what critics are saying regarding government overreach. Additionally, they will discuss the UK's history of free speech and censorship, how universities are at the core of 'cancel culture', as well as what the US can learn from the UK's new policies and how we should be thinking about regulations such as these.

Join Cherise Trump as she dives into the history of the First Amendment with Heritage Foundation Legal Fellow, Hans von Spakovsky. Cherise and Hans discuss the foundational ideas behind free speech and expression as well as the legal questions that often arise around these issues. Furthermore, they analyze the future implications conflicts around free speech have on today's college campuses as well as the future of American culture and leadership.