Dianne Feinstein defends Janet Napolitano, Berkeley during Senate hearing on campus free speech

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After a school year marked by outbursts of protests, some of which escalated into violence on college campuses, the Senate Judiciary Committee convened a hearing to discuss the assault on the First Amendment occurring in higher education.

Ranking committee member Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., used part of her time to defend University of California President Janet Napolitano for her leadership during the controversy surrounding Ann Coulter’s canceled lecture at the University of California, Berkeley.

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