About this episode

Mahmoud Khalil discusses his lawsuit against the Heritage Foundation and Trump officials regarding his constitutional rights.

Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University protester who became the face of Trump's campus crackdown, filed a 140 page lawsuit in Manhattan federal court accusing the Heritage Foundation, several top administration officials, and pro-Israel groups of colluding to suppress his constitutional rights. Hawk, a longtime trial attorney, reads through the complaint and the New York Times reporting on it.

People in this episode

Host: Hawk

Guest: Mahmoud Khalil

Topics covered

• lawsuit
• constitutional rights
• political protest
• Trump administration
• freedom of speech

Keywords

• lawsuit
• Heritage Foundation
• Trump
• constitutional rights
• Columbia University
• political protest
• freedom of speech

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Heritage Foundation, New York Times, Columbia University

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