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as pro-abortion protesters rage outside
of homes of supreme court justices
around d.c florida governor ron desantis
is signing a bill making it illegal to
rally outside private homes in the sun
sunshine state protesters who don't
comply could face 60 days in jail in a
500
fine
fox news contributor and civil rights
attorney leo terrell joins us right now
leo i know you're on the other side of
the country but what do you think of
what the florida governor is trying to
do to prevent what's happening outside
washington from happening outside homes
in florida
30 years of being a civil rights
attorney steve and i'll tell you right
now good intentions but a bad idea look
the supreme court situation is horrible
you got people out there
trying to intimidate but that first
amendment document freedom of speech
freedom of assembly is golden and just
to merely walk down the street and call
it a violation because you're in a
residential area in my opinion is a
overreach and i think this law even
though i understand desantis intention
it is going to be challenged and i think
it's going to go down because i just
think it's overbroad the mere fact of
walking down the street steve just
thinking about it
walking down the street and it's a
violation because it is in a particular
location a residential area i think is a
major overreach and i think it's going
to be challenged
but leo there's already a u.s regulation
that makes it illegal you cannot uh
parade or picket in front of the home of
a judge or a justice
uh period so it sounds like what ron
desantis is suggesting is already
codified in federal law
steve
federal law protecting judges
totally distinguishable from what ron
santos is trying to do in a state where
he's trying to ban basically the right
to protest on a residential street
protecting judges protecting jurors that
is a a defense or a justification for
limiting that type of speech but in a
residential area for everyone in a state
massive distinction steve and it will be
challenged okay
let's see what happens uh meanwhile leo
we thought of you when we saw this study
that came out uh yesterday
because you're a former teacher the
likelihood of a kid attending a
four-year college uh you know right now
it stands at 48
back in may of 2020 it was 71
the number of kids who want to go to a
four-year college is going
downward and 42 say their ideal plans
would be for like a a three-year
college
or less
why don't people want to go to can you
know
take up on a campus for four years
anymore
well let me take off my law had put on
my teacher's hat
it's a cost benefit analysis steve
it's just what's the purpose they're
looking at it logically getting a
bachelor's degree in art history or
liberal arts doesn't pay off and what
they're saying is post-secondary
education i have other options technical
school college community college where i
can earn a living get a paycheck learner
trade and i think you know steve when i
was growing up parental pressure go to
school go to college go to graduate
school but i think there's a lot of
options coupled with the fact steve that
inflation it's expensive to go to school
it's expensive to spend four five six
years in college and what people are
doing young people are looking for an
alternative route and the alternative
route is i can start a career much
earlier than sitting there getting a
liberal arts degree which really doesn't
pay off at the bottom line
gotcha all right leo thanks for joining
us today from la
my pleasure steve
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