there were students who decided to stay, but the violence the university is putting on the outside agitators. why is the speaker such a lightning rod? reporter: it s because of what he does. he is a self-described troll, a social media troll. that s how he describes himself. that he is somebody who is a celebrity, and the way he is finding that celebrity is through primarily saying whatever he thinks. a lot of it is insulting people here on campus say that they find what he says about lesbians, about feminists, about gay people and the speaker also identifies as gay, that all of that they find to be reprehensible, and that he should not be allowed to say it on this campus. this is the campus that was the birthplace of the free speech movement in the 60s. a campus that fought hard to have the ability to stand up and
students, can you tell him how you don t have a right to take our photos. missouri students actually built a human shield to block journalists from covering a peaceful protest. students claim that they needed to create a, quote, safe space for protesters. both sides invoked their first amendment rights. and now while the protests were successful, students on campus say that this is really just the first step in correcting a much bigger problem. steve, brian and anna back to you. oh, boy. i saw the list of demands. they re very lengthy and almost impossible to achieve. i don t know how they re going to do that. thanks, leah. meanwhile, who could forget this message from this 1987 commercial? this is drugs. this is your brain on drugs. any questions? by the way, can i tell you, it s true. coming up next the second part of our special series on heroin
in addition to that, they re trying to determine wlornhether not there was a vehicle involved and if the shooter is no longer on the campus how did he get to the campus, how did he leave the campus? and they re trying to gather video from the campus because they do have video down there. i m not sure if you ve heard that. they have video all over the campus and they re trying to review the video, look at license plates and things like that to determine who this person is. that s very interesting. also, word is coming in that people on the campus say that they have been trained in these types of situations. unfortunately, in this country, we have had this happen on other college campuses, virginia tech and elsewhere, so schools had to come up with plans. people now saying that there was some sort of a plan that was activated. do we have that instagram video available? rod, listen to this. this was taken and posted on social media in the building right next door to jobe hall where the
inducing and, in some ways satisfying shining a light on to racism they know is there but often impossible to prove. what environment did that video create on campus? you hear a lot of students who feel this way and speak like this behind doors. what i think it did was it opened up and exposed bones in their closet. reporter: campbell says threats against sae members is terrible but without the university s swift action the threats and anger across the entire university would have been worse. if they were on campus say now, right, it would definitely create a more will have environment than fwoufb they were removed than would have been if they were removed. reporter: sae s organization yanked the charter for the house and gave the fraternity members 48 hours to clear out, then expelled two students seen in the video. legal analyst jeffrey toobin
sae s house and expelling two students. for ou african-american students and others the video was both anger-inducing and some ways satisfying shining a light on to racism they know is there but often impossible to prove. what sort of environment did that video create on campus? there were a lot of students who feel this way. i speak like this behind doors. and when i think it did was it opened up and exposed a lot of those bones in their closet. campbell says the threats against sae members is terrible but without the university s swift action the threats and anger across the entire university would have been worse. if they were on campus say now, right, it would ultimately it would definitely create a more violent environment than it would have been if they were removed. sae s national organization yanked the charter for the ou