and in 1977 a group of neo-nazis wanted to demonstrate in skokie which had a large jewish population, many were holocaust survivors in the organization i was proud to head, the aclu, despite and i should say because of our commitment to human rights and a complete rejection of the nazi message represented them and represented their free speech rights and it was a resounding victory in the court of law but in the court of public opinion it was such an unpopular position that the aclu, the organization of diehard free-speech absolutists, weha lt 50% of our membership and that was back in 1977. i think it has been a chronic problem and people see aes hatel message and they say it's common sense and let's get rid of it and that will be a way to prevent the heat. >> laura, how common is sexual assault on campus? what role does alcohol play in all of this? in what circumstances do you think colleges and universities have sexual assault stored. >> one of the problems with answering that question in investigating title ix in general is that none of this information is made public in terms of

to dampen the nationalistic sentiment in skokie when that became grating to athens but now that filter is gone the athenians that the greeks have to speak directly to the people to the government in scorpio. there is there doesn't seem to be any alternative or at least any obvious alternative. by way of an identity for them to really found their self state as an independent entity and it does really seem to be a game of chicken between the two sides because the greeks also want to have good relations with scorpio they see the commercial advantages they see the diplomatic advances. because the greeks had difficulty in their relationships elsewhere to the east with turkey they they would like to put such matters to rest but neither side is all seems to be giving it at this point and the reason it is more sensitive now than it has been for the last six months is that there is increased pressure from the european union to make progress this month in order to process any agreement here across italy and legally in the second half of the year and get the republic of macedonia whatever its qua

check out this average joe from skokie, illinois.took a trip to saskatchewan to visit his girlfriend, mary jane. now look at him. >> ♪ when i'm calling youuuuu ♪ chickity china, the chinese chicken ♪ you have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin' ♪ >> sickening. so, parents talk to your kids about canadian weed. otherwise you'll be soaring... eh? ( band playing ) >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." plus, stephen welcomes seth rogen and comedian danny jolles. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! thanks, everybody! you got-- you got-- you got to love a friday audience, jon. ( cheers and applause ) every friday. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. happy friday! ( cheers and applause ) you're already there. thank god it's friday. it's the end of another jam-packed week in america. and we're really only talking about one story. it's the sad one down

name of macedonia has been signed next to the greek border under the agreement the government in skokie a would change the country's name to the republic of north macedonia that will distinguish it from the province in northern greece the name has been at the center of a twenty seven year dispute between the two countries the accord will now go to both parliaments for final approval nigerian police and the military say at least six suicide bombers have killed twenty people in northeastern bonus state the explosions happened as people were celebrating the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan in damn boa borno state has been the epicenter of fighting between the nigerian government and the armed groups. eighteen people have been killed and forty nine injured in the second attack in twenty four hours in the afghan province of. a suicide bomber triggered a device near the office of the governor a television station is nearby it's just a day after a nice an attack in the same province killed thirty six people right up to date this is the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera coming

that's why the supreme court has protected the first amendment in cases, we talked about skokie, they protected protesters at funerals, said horrific things about those individuals going to hell which certainly hurt their dignity in that case, and the supreme court said we have to look at other government interests in order to decide whether coercion is warranted. here the government hasn't made a case beyond dignity why they are justified in taking away jack's freedom and again, i haven't heard an answer why this case would be any different than if we were forcing black lives matter bakers to create a cake that had a veteran, a confederate flag theme done it for the white aryan nation church. you cannot give protection to that of baker and not give it to jack unless we're going to live in a society where the rule is we protect people we agree with and no one else and that's no way to run a constitutional democracy. >> our panels, like supreme court arguments, have to end on time so therefore it is time for our final vote. before voting, i want you to reflect very carefully about the

or a particular skokie was use on his sniper gun. or the particular duffel bag uses for investigations with the cut is uniform and what has to wear certain days, whether he has a cover on or cover off. i had to build that into his mentality, this is how he led his life. it didn't interfere with the story. it's hard to do that. i never want to write the book where writers do a lot of research and you want to leave it all in. he doesn't want to integrate and the stress we find a a spot and slaps a minute or so the reader, you with the stuff and flip, flip, flip, you get back to the story. i never want to write a flip book. .. host: joining us from fort lauderdale florida is republican strategist and author of the new book stone's rules how to win at politics, business, and style. thanks for being with us. guest: good morning. great to be here. host: l

one of the things i just wanted to tag onto about, at least with the skokie decision you are arguing these things in public and people are taking public positions. what's happened on campuses all of this happens behind closed doors and it's pretty much not accessible to public scrutiny. we don't know on what basis campus officials are deciding what is or isn't sexual assault. and what we do know i think is there's an incredible amount of gender bias, for example, so that if there's an accusation of sexual assault among two drunken students, statistically if you believe the statistics, 80 or 90% of these cases involve drunken sex that lead to accusations. it's always a guy that is accused or is found guilty if two students are drunk. so behind closed drs, gender stereotypes are being reproduced. and also just to go back to the speech thing for a moment. i think the cases involving speech are also being adjudicated behind close doors and nobody knows about it because there are gag orders on respondents, people accused of these things. gag orders about talking about it. whenever i passe