
Ep. 257: Conversion therapy at the Supreme Court
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FIRE's Ronnie London and Conor Fitzpatrick join the show to discuss the Supreme Court's oral argument in the conversion therapy case, the Pentagon's new press rules, Indiana University's censorship rampage, and where the situation stands with visa and green card holders who say things the feds don't like.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:19 Chiles v. Salazar, the conversion therapy case
30:03 The Pentagon's new press rules
48:48 What the hell is going on at Indiana University?
55:38 Feds boot noncitizens for Charlie Kirk speech
01:05:02 Outro
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