He said: "We've allowed far too many people who hate America move here from abroad, but the right to speak freely is the birthright of all Americans." [97] In April 2025, he expressed concerns that the Trump administration's crackdowns on campuses threatened free speech and were a weaponization of antisemitism, saying: "Once 'antisemitism' becomes valid grounds to censor or even imprison somebody, there will be frantic efforts to label all kinds of speech as antisemitic the same way the left labeled all kinds of statements as 'racist' to justify silencing their opposition." [96] In August 2025, he discussed the burning of pride flags, stating: "We should work to overturn every conviction for those arrested, fined, or otherwise harassed for the 'hate crime' of doing donuts over Pride flags painted on public streets
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We looked at the unintended consequences of such a fear-eliciting approach, and what we find is that it basically reduces the perceived threat associated with e-cigarettes. The use of disturbing, visceral images of the health consequences of smoking have been shown to be effective in getting the attention of smokers, creating a fear of consequences and a motivation to stop
