rives grogan is a tenacious anti-abortion protester on inauguration day he climbed a tree to shut down the president's speech he's also racked up ten arrests and a half dozen convictions of two years in the house and senate buildings alone so in response to his latest antics antics a d.c. judge has banned grogan from entering the city until his feb twenty fifth court date the punishment has now sparked a debate about free speech medea you're an activist you've been arrested a lot of times in this town and when i saw this story you immediately came to mind i'm really curious your thoughts on this i support free speech we have been banned there's a code pink woman that was banned from washington d.c. for an entire year i've been banned from the area around congress and it's totally depends on what the judge wants to do there's no rhyme or reason you can be banned from the rayburn building you can be banned from all of congress you can be banned from the entire city and that's just wrong should we have should we be banning people who are speaking whether they're anti-abortion protesters o

they did attention on many of the mainstream networks i mean meanwhile grogan didn't really get that much attention on inauguration day i know i didn't hear about his case until a few days later so are there are happy better ways to have your message heard than climbing a forty foot tree. i would think you would be a better way than clive tree i agree with that but that's not the point i mean he's i guess they've been banned for what he perceived to be his way to speak out. so sure i wouldn't do that but for what james madison say if you wrote the first amendment he said the first amendment was written to protect the minority against the majority of the money already he was talking about are people like rogan who meet people because there are extremists and generally that's what the person is there for them protect you and me we wouldn't do such a thing so let me ask you what the next step in his trial process is where we go from here we're looking to follow a motion to make sure he can travel into the city before february if he can and then that we're moving forward and then there w

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