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Episode: January 7 2007: Christopher Hitchens

A journalist and writer by trade, a controversialist by reputation and a fiery atheist by avocation, he was invited by the University of Toronto?s Hart House Debating Club to voice his opinion on the subject of the evening?s debate: "Be It Resolved: Freedom of Speech Includes the Freedom to Hate".

Published: Jan. 7, 2007 Download (19MB audio/mpeg)

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by robertpcarlin on 5/03/07

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A wonderful hymn to freedom of speech and the freedom of the independent mind!
by toastrack on 6/07/07

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This is Hitchens at his most lucid.

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