nadine strossen the former president of the aclu you agree or disagree? twitter was right to take a former president of the united states off of its platform. i disagree. i disagree strongly. they had the right to do it. but i think it is very dangerous in a democrat republic for and on the accountable powerful sector actor not only to deprive the commander in chief the leader of the free world as he was duly elected at that right still in office not only to deprive him of his right to free speech, but to deprive the rest of us of the opportune to hear his information and ideas. and i say that not behalf of trump supporters, because, of course they have that, but those who disagree with them, it's very important for them to hear what he has to say. and in fact, some experts say that one of the reasons why trump did lose the last election was because of the superb and moderate republic and voters who heard what he had to say on twitter and rebelled against it. so you talk about a case in your book, hate of a woman in england who was silently praying outsid

well, we're pleased here on booktv now to be joined by author nadine strossen kim. we'll talk about her book hate why we should resist it with free speech, not censorship in a minute, but nadine strossen. tell us about your. oh, peter, i'm delighted to be here. my career has basically been as a civil, libertarian and human rights crusader. in addition to being a constitutional law professor, which is how i have earned my living. but as a volunteer, i was the national president, the american civil liberties union, the aclu for 18 years. many people are surprised to learn that is a volunteer position because it is very demanding in terms of time. in fairness, the aclu uses the title president for the chair of the board. we do have a paid full time ceo, the executive director. but in my educational capacity, i about rights, including freedom of speech, and in my advocacy capacity, i advocate for a very broad interpretation and enforcement of those rights, including free speech. where do you teach common law? at new york law school in the heart of manhattan and still fu

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