Alan Dershowitz Condemns Blacklists of Trump Associates: “It’s a Fight for Liberty & Freedom”

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It was Heinrich Heine who once said that, “If you begin by burning books, you’ll end by burning people. And if you begin by censoring speech, you’ll end by burning books. So, this is a fight that we have to continue to fight. It’s a fight for liberty and freedom. It’s a fight that will liberals, whether you’re on those center right or center left, should support against the radicals of the extreme left and the radicals at the extreme right.

In this episode we sit down with lawyer and Harvard Law School professor emeritus, Alan Dershowitz. We discussed the 2020 election, the status of President Trump’s challenge, and Dershowitz’s take on calls for Harvard to blacklist people affiliated with the Trump Administration. This is America Thought Leaders and I’m Jan Jekielek.

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