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FIRE Q&A with 'Stossel' Studio Audience
If you missed FIRE President Greg Lukianoff discussing free speech on campus with FIRE students on Stossel last night, you can still catch his segment tonight at 10:00 p.m. ET or on Saturday at 9:00 p.m. and midnight ET. Don't miss Greg discussing some of FIRE's most outrageous cases along with three of the very students whose rights were violated by their schools.
You can also check out this bonus footage of Greg's Q&A with the studio audience after the show. Want to know what Greg thinks about free speech and "bullying"? Get a taste of it right here.
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