7 chapters across the catalog
A debate emerges regarding the scale of antisemitism and the intimidation of Jewish students on American college campuses. Claims are made that right-wing media may be overstating certain incidents, while the hosts report receiving conflicting "flak" from both pro-Zionist and anti-Zionist listeners regarding their coverage of international control and influence.
Breitbart Interview, Trump Military Support Controversy
A Breitbart interview with Donald Trump is analyzed after CNN interpreted his comments about the support of police, military, and "Bikers for Trump" as a threat of violence. The hosts argue Trump was actually discussing the restraint shown by the right in the face of left-wing campus violence and investigations. They criticize the media for conflating these remarks with past statements to create a "dictator" narrative.
A confrontation occurred at a university where a protester berated an individual attempting to attend a lecture by Dinesh D'Souza. The protester used aggressive language regarding "entitled white" people and institutional racism, sexism, and homophobia. The incident highlights the extreme polarization and emotional volatility currently present in political discourse on American college campuses.
Tennessee State University, Sexual Harassment Policy, Suggestive Whistling
Tennessee State University implemented a strict new policy where suggestive whistling, obscene gestures, or joking about sex can lead to expulsion or termination. The hosts mock the severity of the rules, suggesting they are overly broad and could lead to absurd disciplinary actions. The discussion touches on the trend of hyper-regulation of social behavior on college campuses.
University of Nebraska, Free Speech Zone Confrontation
A video surfaced of a University of Nebraska employee confronting students for distributing political material outside of a designated "free speech zone." The official claimed the students were spreading "propaganda" and required a reservation to use the specific campus plaza for their table.
Brett Weinstein, Evergreen State College, Campus Protests
Biology professor Brett Weinstein is pursuing a $4 million lawsuit against Evergreen State College following racially charged protests on campus. Weinstein was targeted after refusing to participate in a "Day of Absence" where white faculty were encouraged to leave. He alleges the college failed to protect staff and fostered a hostile environment where protesters searched cars for him and barricaded administrators.
Professor Matt Manuel testified before a Senate committee regarding the rise of violence on college campuses like Evergreen and Berkeley. He argued that millennial students increasingly view offensive language as a form of physical violence, which they then use to justify physical "self-defense" against speakers they disagree with.
