Jed Rubenfeld

Eugene Volokh, a Bill of Rights expert, Rabbi Dr. Mark Goldfeder, a legal advocate, and Jed Rubenfeld, a Yale law professor, engage in a gripping discussion about Mahmoud Khalil's potential deportation. They delve into the tension between free speech and national security, emphasizing the legal and ethical complexities of deporting someone accused of supporting terrorism. The conversation highlights how immigration laws intersect with protected speech rights, raising important questions about civil liberties and the implications for political activism in America.

Join Yale professors Amy Chua, known for her work on cultural success, and Jed Rubenfeld, her collaborator on the dynamics of cultural groups in America, as they explore their compelling concept of the 'triple package'. They dive into how a mix of superiority complex, impulse control, and insecurity drives success in certain communities. The discussion also touches on the effects of globalization on cultural identity, the unique challenges faced by immigrant families, and how cultural values influence perceptions of achievement in today's world.