host: on the program, greg lukianoff. tell us about your organization.uest: we are celebrating our 15th anniversary. we were founded in 1999 to defend free speech, due process, and academic freedom on college campuses. on becausevited you three people caught our attention -- condoleezza rice, christine lagarde, and ayaan jissi ali. tell viewers what happened with these folks. up in it started bubbling 2000 emily we had an increase where students and faculty members would get together and demand that students -- that speakers would not speak there. internally, we would have this joke that it was invitation season, but it was less funny over the years because every year it seemed to get more intense. i am a first amendment lawyer. i am fine with people protesting, wearing black armbands, but i do not like it when the goal is to get someone to not speak on your campus. host: these three individuals were all invited, either declined the invitation or were disinvited. >> in the face of protest. -- guest: in the face of protest. in thereza rice stuck for month

greg lukianoff, who is the president of the foundation for individualya rights in educatio, he was on the "washington journal" thisca weekend talking about this very issue. here is little bit of what he had to say. >> guest: started bubbling up around 2009 for some reason we had increase in situations which students and faculty members would get together and demand that speakers not speak there. to be clear, not just commencement but gets a lot hotter around commencement season. internally we had the joke, oh, it is disverytation season. it happens every year.se it got less and less funny every year but every year it became a little more intense. i'm a first amendment lawyer. that's why i got into this business. i'm totally fine people protesting wearing black arm bands like maribeth tinker. but i don't like it when the goal is to not get some unwith to speak on your campus. >> host: washington journal. we spoke with mr. lukianoff about, he is president of individual rights in education about the issue of commencement speaker being uninvited after students are protesting. do you think

. >> on the program right now greg lukianoff, foundation for individual rights and.tell us about your organization. >> guest: celebrating our 15th anniversary last year. we were founded to defend free process and academic freedom on college campuses. >> host: we invited you on. three people caught our attention. >> guest: right. >> host: condoleeza rice, former secretary of the state and christine lagarde and all dealing with situations in colleges. tell viewers what happened to these folks. >> guest: give a little bit after backstory. we're a free speech organization. it was bubbling up 2009 for some reason we had increase in situations where students and faculty members get together and demand speakers not speak there. be clear, not just commencement but gets a lot hotter around commencement season. internally we have this joke, invitation season it happens every year. it gotat less and less funny ovr the years because every year it got a little more intense. i'm a first amendment lawyer. that's why i got into the business. f i'm totally okay with people wear arm b

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