The Megyn Kelly Show Threats Aimed at Kavanaugh, and a Free Speech Culture, with Greg Lukianoff and Anjelah Johnson-Reyes | Ep. 353
Jul 8, 2022
Greg Lukianoff, CEO of FIRE, dives deep into the harassment faced by Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, discussing the precarious balance between free speech and personal safety. He explores the implications of government influence on social media and the decline of free speech culture. Later, comedian Anjelah Johnson-Reyes shares her journey from a Raiderette to viral fame with her comedic talents, emphasizing how humor can unite people. She reflects on navigating her dreams in Hollywood and the challenges of pursuing her passion for acting.
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Kavanaugh Protested at Morton's
- Protesters targeted Brett Kavanaugh at Morton's steakhouse, forcing him to exit through the back.
- This follows a recent arrest near Kavanaugh's home after a death threat, highlighting escalating tensions.
First Amendment Limits of Protest
- While protesting outside a restaurant is legal, it becomes problematic if it disrupts operations.
- Threats to someone's life or safety are not protected speech under the First Amendment.
Bounties for Justice Sightings
- ShutDownDC offered bounties for sightings of Supreme Court justices at restaurants.
- This raises safety concerns, blurring lines between protest and potential incitement.
