Anti-Israel Protests & AZ Anti-Abortion Law

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We're gonna be talking about the anti-israel protests on college campuses and the Arizona anti-abortion law that's been on the books apparently since. Well, they always say Civil War era so that's supposed to make it sound so old that it can't possibly be right.

But it's been on the books for a while. And of course Roe v. Wade Over well, I suppose you could say overruled maybe that wasn't a legal thing necessarily. But that's the way that people operated and now that the Dobbs decision has been handed down.

There's a debate in Arizona over this particular restriction so we're gonna talk about that a little bit and whatever else anyone has so I want to get started today with just a quick announcement and an update the announcement I'll start with and then we'll do the update.

The announcement is that this weekend. I'm going to be outside of Minneapolis in Wisconsin actually in st. Croix Falls beautiful area, by the way, the Midwest is Has a beauty to it and I think most people who travel on freeways probably think that it's just cornfields or wheat fields and Of course, there are a lot of corn and wheat fields but one of the things that I found especially in traveling to Wisconsin is there actually is some topographical diversity and there's some interesting places with geological formations and of course in northern Wisconsin you have the Northwoods and This is a kind of a cool area.

It's got a lot of pine trees there's there's a lot of hardwoods that in the fall turn colors and They have of course they have their cheese factories, too I'm just saying there's more to it than Many people who live outside of the Midwest think and traveling to a place I know one person who's traveling from Georgia to come to this conference traveling from a place like, Georgia to Wisconsin.

You know, you may not think that you're going to encounter Many surprising things but there there were there there are and I'm actually looking forward to going back there. So. And that's just the region.

But of course the conference. I probably should talk about that, right? The conference is going to be very interesting. We have a Pastor Seth Brickley who's hosting it. He's the pastor of Eureka Baptist Church.

We have David Wheaton the Christian worldview radio program I was on his show Two weeks ago to talk about this. Of course, I'll be there. Dr. Russell Fuller will be there and Jeff clearer will also be there Pastor of Cornerstone Church.

I've had him on the podcast and dr. Russell Fuller has been on the podcast a few times.

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There is a number of things I believe we're talking about. I mean the the theme is to be not conformed but I know the sessions that I'm doing are going to Have probably more to do with the liberal order than they do actual wokeness.

And so, you know, if you don't know what that is, that's a more reason to come. What am I talking about? I'm gonna start to critique the liberal order probably more than I have even on this podcast starting with this conference and.

And it'll be beneficial. I'll also talk about The responses to quote-unquote wokeness and some that were inadequate some that were good and what can we learn from those responses? So that will be this weekend in st. Croix Falls, Wisconsin.

You can go to truth script comm forward slash conference if you want to find out more about this and I think it's about it now. The the update I was just gonna share with you is Thank you for all those who support me and prayed for me over the weekend I was out in Idaho and Boise.

I had a wonderful time. The Steinmeier family who? Hosted me just a wonderful family pastor. Danny Steinmeier is the pastor of the church there.

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We talked about this idea of being strong in the Lord spiritual warfare and how this relates to some of the ideas of our age the ideologies and also More than just political threats. Matt slick was there.

He's an apologist in that area and a carm .org. Many of you probably heard of that. He talked about different cults and how they challenge Christianity. It's just a wonderful time and so I just want to thank everyone who came out to that.

I got to meet some of you there and Just a great great time and I know they're planning on doing this every year. So if you're looking for a good church, and I know many people are fleeing, California and other places you might want to check out To check out truth family Bible Church outside of Boise.

So there's my little plug for that and someone just said in the chat. The weather's lovely right now in Northeast, Indiana you know, it's really great in upstate New York right now, too. I was just outside and If it wasn't for the fact that I think this is very important what I'm gonna talk about. I probably still be out there.

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Tomorrow, hopefully I'll get to go out with my wife Have a little picnic maybe before I get on the plane again and go out to St. Croix. All right with all that said I want to start with the video a little montage that I made to introduce this subject of the anti Israeli protests or anti Israel protests happening on college campuses and I might stop.

During this it's only like a three minute four minute little montage, but here it is. So I'm just gonna say real quick that what you just saw that was Shawn Foyt who's a Christian music artist. You saw at the end there Eric Metaxas was behind him Whispering something in his ear.

That was a protest. I think maybe five days ago something like that it was earlier in the week and or maybe it was the end of last weekend, but they were. They were counter protesting essentially and they they're calling for the resignation of Columbia University's President so that's what that was.

All right, so then what you just saw was Rory Wilson and a friend of his who's that's Doug Wilson's grandson. I suppose that's the significance there. He was he made mainstream news though by Putting making himself out to be a barrier along with his friend in front of Hamilton Hall at the University of Columbia University.

Where pro.

Palestinian protesters were trying to get in this was two nights ago. Okay, so what you're seeing now are scenes from the police who went into. I believe they went into Hamilton Hall. But they went into Columbia University last night.

I was actually watching the coverage on both CNN and Fox. I was at the gym and I just turned on both on the little elliptical thing just to see how they were covering it and of course, it was a little different the way that they were covering it, but It you got to see the police climbing in the windows and I believe it was in Hamilton Hall and then making some of these.

Arrests, so that's what you're seeing here is they made some arrests or at least they detained some individuals put them in these police buses. The thing is though New York City Has a bail law. They've essentially gotten rid of bail.

So all that's probably going to happen unless there are quote-unquote hate crimes charges. That and Fox News they had a guest suggesting that that's what should be done with every one of them of these protesters.

They are going to end up being set free. So the consequences aren't really that great and perhaps that incentivizes people to do this kind of thing at Columbia.

It is especially important that we remember the power of young people shaping this country today of all days as we won. Once again witness the leadership of those peaceful Student-led protests on campus is like Columbia Yale Berkeley and many others.

Now that's a OC and she Represents a district in New York City. So very cool. I don't know. I don't think Columbia University is in her district if I'm not. I don't remember exactly where she is, but close by and.

She of course is one of the leading progressive voices in the Democratic Party today. And that's what she had to say about these particular protests. And this was I should let you know the sequence of this.

This was a few days ago when AOC said this so it was before what happened last night. But she was standing in solidarity with the protesters on these various campuses. Please leave grab your stuff.

Go home. If not, you're gonna get suspended and that was the right decision and they do need to suspend these kids if they're not willing to leave. And then get them off campus and they can protest, you know off this piece of private property.

So that everyone else and it's the vast majority of students at Columbia and across the country who just want to go to class.

Several so and I can't remember the name of that congressman. I wish I could. He's from Ohio though. But he's a Democrat and he is taking the opposite side here in a sense and you can see that he's trying to handle it With kid gloves, but he's saying that the protesters should leave so that they can let people go to class.

Students were arrested as the unrest upends.

Education in America. Questions are swirling about how to contain the growing protests and governor Abbott releasing his own statement about the protests on social Media yesterday sharing a stern message to demonstrators his post from yesterday afternoon says quote.

Arrests are being made right now and will continue until the crowd disperses. These protesters belong in jail. Antisemitism will not be tolerated in Texas period. Students joining in hate-filled anti-semitic protests at any public college or university and Texas should be expelled.

End quote.

So this was governor Greg Abbott and I the reason I put him in here. I know he's not directly related to Columbia, but this is obviously way bigger than Columbia. Columbia is just the university that was making headlines last night.

Greg Abbott, of course has taken very strong stance in Texas against Antisemitism quote-unquote. He's also Taken a very strong aggressive stance against the protests that are against Israel. And I think it might be.

Maybe I should wait to talk about this. I'll just say it now, though I think it's important to realize at the outset that Many of these protesters on these campuses If you were to say that they were anti-semitic, they would look at you funny.

They don't view themselves that way. In fact, they would probably be the first ones to call you anti-semitic as a conservative Christian. They are anti Israel. That's how they view themselves and many Jewish students are also protesting and I Don't know how many I was looking to see if there are any studies done on this I couldn't find any there are many examples on social media though where Jewish students and others who are Jewish have made videos of Themselves protesting and saying they stand in solidarity with the Palestinians and that kind of thing against Israel.

So Israel is really the target of these protests. But anyway, that being said I wanted to show Greg Abbott because he's been probably one of the more vocal Republicans against these protests and That's what he said in relation to these protests, but I wanted to do a little flashback with Greg Abbott.

This is what Greg Abbott said right when the BLM protests were starting. Let's be clear.

What happened to George Floyd is a horrific act of police brutality. People are rightfully angry but the beautiful thing about America is That every person has the right to make their voices heard to protest against this injustice.

So.

Some very different sounding Narratives coming from Governor Greg Abbott, and I'm not the first to point this out. I know I saw on Twitter formerly X no formerly Twitter see I'm still calling it Twitter X.

I saw that are in Mockintyre a few days ago had pointed out. He showed a video I did not show it here of police at a Texas University being very aggressive. And he said look the BLM protests could have been stopped anytime.

These people wanted them to but they didn't handle them with the aggression that they should have or they could have and You see now though that there are Republican governors who really are Very aggressive against what they think of as anti-semitism these anti-israel protests on college campuses so that should probably trouble you a little bit to even if you Agree with Governor Greg Abbott and the stance he took why is it that he's motivated on an issue like this?

But in 2020 the motivation was not there as much. What's the problem? Why why not? And I and it's not just Governor Greg Abbott I probably should could have put a number of different Republican governors up on the screen.

But I wanted to use him just because I think he has been extra vocal about this. And if I with the time I have I thought if I'm gonna pick one. He's the one that I want to talk about now. This is Governor Greg Abbott in contrast to the Democrats I showed you and and this is one of the big points I want to make there is a civil war happening right now in the Democratic Party.

In fact, there's stories about it on social media right now you have This story from CNN and this is a recent story. It says this college campus protests highlight tensions in Biden's coalition. Now any other year tensions in Biden's coalition?

Maybe that wouldn't make a big difference to you but this is 2024 and we have an election coming up and more than one election and If there are tensions in the Democrat Primary or sorry not primary in the general election if there are tensions in the Democratic Party.

Then this could actually play favorably for opposing parties namely the Republicans and of course this gets into. You know why that is but it's really just what I showed you it's you have two wings of the Democratic Party you have kind of the The party the older individuals in the party generally speaking who represent the old guard.

They would be more pro-israel. And then you have the younger voices who are the vanguards some call them but they are much more inclined towards a radical social justice and they look at Israel as a colonizer state of the West and they look at the Palestinians as Brown people who have been subjugated and so you you do the intersectional Math on this and it looks like Israel is the white oppressor.

And so that's how they look at it. And so that's that's what they that that's what's motivating them. And this is splitting the party up and it means that the Democratic National Convention this year may very well Have a lot of tension and it's not the first time a Democrat National Convention would have tension over social issues.

But it could be significant significant enough to perhaps even help the Republicans and I think a lot of the Republicans probably know this and it might be one of the reasons that they're so motivated to act.

Because the majority of Americans do support Israel now that support has waned over time. But there's an opportunity here for Republicans to secure both votes perhaps and money. Let's face it there. There's a demographic that feels under threat that has More than the rest of the population per capita.

They have more money. And so I think Republicans look at this and they see an opportunity and they're seizing it. So that I know most of my analysis has been political. I am going to To give you some Bible though, just so you know, we're gonna we're coming up on it.

But I want to set the stage for everything that I think we need to talk about here. Fox News is reporting that Anti-israel protest nationwide are fueled by left-wing groups backed by Soros money. And of course Soros is Jewish.

It's I just think it is important to Emphasize that this is more of an anti-israel thing than it is an anti-semitic Anti-jewish it's against a particular nation-state and That's that's what's motivating this.

I know that so many people want to reframe this and They want to make it about Jewish people on campuses. I've seen Christians doing this. I've seen conservatives doing this that if any Jewish person gets hurt.

I know there was someone in, California. There was a student. I haven't been able to verify it Apparently a Jewish student who was beaten and I'm having a hard time though telling the difference between Jewish and Pro-israeli in fact even in that clip.

I showed you of those two students at Columbia blocking Hamilton Hall. I at least one of them was not Not Jewish. They were in their ethnicity the other one. Maybe they had the little I don't know but they're not.

They're not coming from a Jewish community. The other one I don't think was either but the headlines were Jewish protesters and we're we're getting Things are being conflated here.

So.

I think it's important to keep those things straight just so we know exactly what the issues are because if we get the issue wrong If we just see this as these are a bunch of Nazis who it which is the way that the right so frames this many.

Many of the establishment right people are framing it. It's it's Nazis who want to. Who just have like a racial problem with Jews? That's that's a mischaracterization at least that that's not what the left-wing protesters by and large think that they're out there for there was a poll that I pulled up from late last year from the Wall Street Street Journal and in this particular poll it says 55 of those polls said they believe Israel is taking the military action needed to defend itself and prevent another attack by Hamas.

25 said Israel's military action is disproportionate and going too far. So like I said, it's popular in the country as a whole to be pro-israel. In terms of attitude towards a complex some 42 of voters said they sympathize more with the Israeli people compared to 12

Who said the same of the Palestinian people? I'm sure that is changing. I'm sure that more people are probably going to the Palestinian side over time as you know pictures and video come out of decimated areas in Gaza and that kind of thing, but when was this this was.

Doesn't say I know it was the end of last year. I think when I put it in reader mode, let me see if I can Pick it back up here. No. It was the end of last year though, I can't remember exactly when President Biden it says received low marks for his response to the war with 37 of those polls saying they approved of his handling 52 disapproved and.

Then nearly a quarter of Democrats Democrats said they were more sympathetic to Palestinians compared with 17 who said they sympathize more with Israeli people. So you have more people on the Democrat side Sympathizing with the Palestinians just under half said they were equally sympathetic to both.

By contrast more than two-thirds of Republicans said they were sympathetic to Israelis compared to 22 who sympathize more with Palestinians and 17 who said they sympathize with both groups. So why am I bringing this up?

Well, it's to say this the people on the Republican side Really have hardly anything if anything to lose by sympathizing with Israel and they have. They have much to lose if they don't right. The Democrats though are in the middle of a tug-of-war on this more people seem to sympathize with the Palestinians.

But there's a sizable amount of people who sympathize with the Israelis. So what are they to do and this is where Aaron Wren had said yesterday on X? That if your enemy has a problem if they're fighting amongst themselves don't solve it for them don't solve their problem and I know Doug Wilson pushed back on this somewhat and There's been a lot of talk online.

I don't I'm not gonna get in all of it. But there's been a lot of back and forth on what should conservatives and what should Christians do about this? We're called to love our neighbor. Shouldn't that mean that we if we have it in our power to stand against protesters at a place like Hamilton Hall?

We should do it. And the first thing I would say about it is I think anything I say should be Should start this way. Those who did stand up at Hamilton Hall two nights ago and will perhaps stand up in the future on these college campuses as we?

See these protests going on. Many of them are to be commended because it takes a tremendous amount of bravery and you know I've never been in quite a situation. Well, actually. Now that I think of it I kind of was in one that was even more scary in some ways.

But because I was at January 6th, and I remember being in the lawn of the I've told the story before. So I was in the lawn of the Capitol and I was told that we could be there by someone who was there.

I asked are we supposed to be allowed to be here? And and then of course out of nowhere, there's tear gas and also I remembered that and this is different than that though. This is you know, you are the one that's standing in a position and you have people coming against you wanting to get through you and there's a whole sizable crowd and so I've never quite been in that position.

I did attend a protest against Silent Sam, which was a Confederate soldier monument in North Carolina. And that was on a college campus UNC and I did go there and I I gave out Gatorade to those who were protesting and then I talked to them and I Debated them for like three hours and I mean it was great.

We had professors coming out. I've written about it before. But it wasn't a violent protest at least at that time. If it was I probably still would have gone. I just would have been careful.

But.

But but I saw it as a witnessing opportunity also saw it as an opportunity for these people to be challenged in their own thinking on this issue and So I've never quite had to face down exactly what they were facing down.

The little taste I've have I've had of it I do believe it does take some bravery you are. You are up against the mob. You're up against the machine in some some ways I mean when you get enough people they don't behave like normal people do they we call it the mob mentality and Violence is possible.

So I want to say that off off the top as a matter of prudence though on a very Macro level looking at this whole thing and all the college campuses looking at the reactions of governors looking at Looking at those who are students who are conservatives even on these campuses the whole thing I think we ought to be cautious about involving ourselves too much in these things and I have a very simple reason for that Let me show you and this is just one example.

This could be representative of probably any of these colleges. But let me just show you what Hamilton Hall is about. So Hamilton Hall was two nights ago. This was the building that was Defended or there were Christian conservatives trying to prevent some students from going in there and very commendable again I need to say that but this is a Hamilton Hall.

This hall was inaugurated in 1907 as a flagship building and still houses the Dean's office. Okay, so the Dean's office is there. The source of much of the problem. This is a great day for the college.

And so they talk about when it was commemorated, but then it says That let's see Hamilton Hall. Let's see. Hamilton is depicted as an abolitionist. However, some research is okay. That's not what I wanted.

What do they teach there? Okay, this is it?

Hmm Okay.

The story got broken up for some reason I think because I put it in reader mode. They teach u .s. Politics Canada's multiculturalism South America's geopolitical rise. Oh, no. I'm sorry my bad. Let me let me take that back.

I think that's let me just actually get out of reader mode. I thought it would help me being in reader mode. But apparently not. Let's see if I can go down to Hamilton Hall here.

Okay.

It talks about the history of different protests there, okay, so there's four department offices in Hamilton Hall there's Germanic languages Slavic languages classics and Italian language. It houses the center.

Now. Here's what I wanted to emphasize. It houses the Center for race and ethnicity so Columbia University very left University their Center for race and ethnicity. It's in Hamilton Hall where these conservatives were Preventing protesters from going in and possibly messing things up.

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Renovation that began in 2000 brought about a new Center for the core curriculum. So what else do they have their literature? Humanities contemporary civilization. Music humanities art humanities and major cultures.

Departments. So many of the very departments who are cranking out critical race theory would be Located in Hamilton Hall. This is where students are getting their indoctrination is in Hamilton Hall. It's probably in all the buildings.

But Hamilton Hall holds a special place being the center of race and ethnicity. So and the Dean's office. So this is the building that they were protecting now, you know that being said I think it's important to these are some of the scriptures that I'm considering because I saw someone this morning Bring up the scripture.

Well bring up Old Testament passage I think was a particular passage if not passages where you see a principle of helping your neighbor. Right helping them if he's got a problem with his ox help him that kind of thing and that this is what you're doing.

You're standing for the rule of law. You're standing against the mob. You're standing in favor of helping your neighbor and these. Helping your neighbor means helping I guess in your liberal neighbor as well now this is where I Make a distinction and I want people out there who are listening this podcast to understand why I take a different approach on this.

Because I took a very public different approach on X and I I caught my I didn't realize I would be in this but apparently I was in the center of a controversy over this a little bit and There were guys not surprisingly Stephen Wolfe.

I think even William Wolfe were Saying things that kind of seemed like they agreed with with what I was saying or maybe they thought I was saying things that agreed With them, but we were saying some of the same things Andrew Like I said before our in McIntyre was saying similar things.

So was I can't remember now. There was some others but but then you had people who were saying no, that's not right at all. We conservative should essentially insert themselves into these conflicts because it's more or less about loving neighbor so here's why I Say what I do and I want to give you some scripture to think about along with this.

I see this as more than just a An interpersonal type of situation. Now obviously and this would be the difference if there is someone let's say a liberal professor and the mob wants to go take his Life and you stand in front of that mob.

That would be an interpersonal situation. If your neighborhood had a mob coming and they want to burn your neighbor's house down. That would be more of an interpersonal situation I suppose What I'm the way I categorize this is more of a political slash public situation.

And it's closer to a wartime setting. I Think that the United States is in more than an ideological war. It is an ideological war, but it's also an institutional war it's a culture war and it's perhaps a Cold war with some flare-ups now and then but it is still a war there are friends and there are enemies in this conflict and an institution like Columbia University and specifically a Building like Hamilton Hall and you could extrapolate this to any of the universities that are having the same trouble those institutions are Really the center of the enemy's base.

That's where the enemy lives. That's where the enemy promotes his ideology. That's where the enemy tries to destroy Christianity from within the halls of power that that's where the enemy is set up and Because of that I Look at these institutions as more than Interpersonal and I think that the ethics of war starts to apply at a certain point and so.

What are some verses that I'm thinking of, you know? This is beyond just loving your neighbor if you're loving your enemy, right even loving your enemy and giving him your code. Or yeah, I I think we all know that that doesn't apply in a wartime setting that applies to interpersonal relationships, right?

That's what I'm talking about. Let me give you some principles. Proverbs 2617 says like one who takes a dog by the ears is he who metal passes by and metals with strife not belonging to him. Now this is a general principle.

This could apply to interpersonal, but it could also apply to political fights if if you aren't the one if this isn't your fight, then you are taking a dog by the ears and You're meddling with strife.

It does not belong to you and and the question you have to ask is Do you have a dog in this fight is this strife that belongs to you now? Some might say yes, of course because I'm you know, I'm pro Israel now I don't I don't know how you help Israel exactly doing being on a college campus.

But you know the immediate threat right there is not to Israel. The immediate threat is to the university. It's to the college campus. It's to undermining their authority in effect. These protesters are preventing learning from happening or indoctrination if you want to call it that from happening.

Which is something we should probably be happy about in some ways. I mean less indoctrination is happening right now because the universities are in an uproar and so you have two enemies against each other you have a civil war in the Democratic Party and It's this is how I view it.

I don't think it's strife that belongs to me. This is my enemies are fighting now. There's some firm examples of this in Scripture. You see 2nd Chronicles 2017 and 2022 through 23 says this you need not fight in this battle station yourself stand and see the salvation of the Lord on your behalf.

Oh Judah and Jerusalem do not fear nor be dismayed tomorrow go out to face them for the Lord is with you when they began singing when when Jerusalem or I'm sorry the the Judah began singing it says in praising the Lord the Lord set ambushes against the sons of Ammon Moab and Mount Seir.

Who had come against Judah so they were routed for the sons of Ammon and Moab rose up against the inhabitants of Mount Seir. Destroying them completely and when they had finished with the inhabitants of Seir they helped to destroy one another so You see this illustrated a bit in this particular passage where God comes to Judah and says do not fight.

I'm there there there's going to be two enemies. There's there's an enemy that wants to seek your destruction. I would say college campuses are like that. They seek the destruction of our way of life as Christians as conservatives.

They seek that and do not fear. I'm gonna raise up someone else to fight them and in this case Ammon Moab and Mount Seir had come against Judah were routed by Ammon and Moab there was there was a war of Israel's enemies against each other and Israel didn't have to even get involved.

And and that's an advantageous position in a war. That's what the kind of place you want to be in in a conflict like that. We see in 2nd Chronicles 35 20 through 24 another example here after all this when Josiah had set the temple in order Necho king of Egypt came up to make war at Carchemish on the Euphrates and Josiah went out to engage him.

But Necho sent messengers to him saying what have we to do with each other. Oh King of Judah I'm not coming against you today. But against the house which I am at war and God has ordered me to hurry. Stop for your own sake from interfering with God who is with me so that he will not destroy you.

However, Josiah would not turn away from him but disguised himself in order to make war with him nor did he listen to the words of Necho from the mouth of God but came to war in the plain of Megiddo and Then he was shot.

He died and that's the end of Josiah generally a good king, but then made this foolish decision at the end of his life to violate what Proverbs says here to. He took the dog by the ears and He passed by and he meddled in strife.

That was not his own and in this particular instance. This was With the Pharaoh and and so he suffered the consequences for that. You also have in Mark Chapter 3 verses 23 through 27 and he called them to himself and began speaking to them in parables.

How can Satan cast out Satan if a kingdom is divided against itself? The kingdom cannot stand if the house is divided against itself. The house will not be able to stand if Satan has risen up against himself and is divided.

He cannot stand but he is finished. So here's the principle that I see and and this this applies to friend enemy. You know battles distinctions that exist in the real world. When your enemy is divided against himself, he is much weaker.

He is much more vulnerable and if the enemy is going to fight themselves. Or enemies both that have your harm in their interest. They decide to harm themselves instead the wise thing to do is generally to stay out of that and That's why I suggest that that's probably what conservatives and Christians should do in this particular situation.

It doesn't mean you want violence. It doesn't mean you want Death and destruction. No one wants those things. But I so often see Conservatives talk about these institutions as our institutions our colleges saw Mike Johnson last night on Sean Hannity saying this.

You know, these are our universities. We need them to be safe places for students to learn and the naivety of that. You know our students learning some things. I'm sure they are. What's the by and large though the product of these universities?

They're cranking out woke individuals who hate you hate your way of life want it destroyed these universities aren't our universities these are. You should the police come in it should the administrators call the police and sure.

The administrators and the Democrats who live in these blue areas where most of these universities are located, New York City No being no exception should handle these matters. Without Congress is my opinion, but without Congress Republicans in Congress stepping up to try to Solve the problem in a way that puts them Coming down on one side of the leftist faction so that they can hive hive away some some leftists into their camp and we were so infiltrated already by leftists and So that they can solve they can put an end to the conflict.