glenn greenwald?what she is doing there is affirming one of the most vile slanders that currently exists. there is a campaign in the united states and israel to literally outlaw in the boycott movement against israel, somewhat to the boycott and divestment and sections campaign that brought down israel and the united states as the closest ally, which was the apartheid regime in south africa. now you can surly raise objections to the tactic of boycotting israel, and lots of pepeople have, but to render it illegal depends upon this grotesque equating of an advocacy of a boycott of israel with anti-semitism, and insane because anti-summit is him should be banned from universities and private institutions, that it should be literally outlawed to ban advocating the boycott of israel as well and people in europe are being arrested for advocating a boycott of israel. students in american universities are being sanctioned and punished for doing so. what hitler clinton did was go before aipac and pander as gro

amy: pulitzer prize-winning journalist glenn greenwald, cofounder of the intercept.hen we come back, the state of north carolina sued over sweeping new anti-gay, anti-trans law. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in north carolina, the american civil libeberties union has fild a lawsuit challenging a sweeping new law banning local governments from passing laws prohibiting discrimination against lgbt people in public accommodations. the law, house bill 2, commonly known as the "bathroom bill" is widely considered to be the most wide-ranging anti-trans laws to take effect this year. it was introduced after the city of charlotte passed its own ordinance seeking to protect the right of transgender people to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity. in response, the north carolina legislature convened an emergency one-day session, at the cost of $42,000, to push through the statewide law hb 2. within hours of its introduction, the bill was pushed through both the house and the