biden taking a page out of the watters playbook, trying to pin the blame on his assistant. sorry, johnny. an anonymous source leaking to the washington post that the president s longtime executive secretary may have inadvertently mishandled the document, setting off this growing scandal. now president biden getting frustrated with his friends in the liberal press over his little garage shop of classified horrors. i think you re going to find there s nothing there. i have no regrets. i m following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. exactly what we re doing. there s no there there. while biden doesn t care, he apparently thinks the american people are with him. i ll answer the question, but here s the deal. you know, quite frankly, it bugs me, that we have serious problem here we re talking about. we re talking about what s going on. the american people don t quite understand why you don t ask me questions about that. ahe. then karine jean-pierre, cap
pregnant recently. i was. no one should touch a pregnant woman s stomach, unless invited, and maybe even twice invited, because sometimes you say it s okay, it happens, and you realize you didn t want it to happen. the woman who likes to be controlled, that s obviously a whole other segment. this is what happens, though, people invite these guest essays, right? this isn t someone who works the times. she writes something that reads 75% lunaticky, and dominates the news cycle from it. i think there are lessons in being thorough, having core curriculums. i taught college over in london, and a lot of international students, and the chinese students were the best prepared. yeah. they knew everything. i was teaching english students and american students how to write an essay, at an internal politics class at a university. why are they doing so much
administrators have to start acting like grownups and evaluate on a merit basis the demands and not just collapse because there s been a demonstration. and i think they should do that at the university of missouri and other universities. in the 60s when they faced this, they gave into everything. eliminated core curriculums, radically changed universities. i m not so sure it was a good idea. there s a first amendment right to speak your mind and say things even if they re unpopular viewpoints. the supreme court has said the university is the ideal setting to have this sort of universe of conflicting and competing ideas. however, at its core, your rights stop where mine begin. my right to attend a university that receives federal funding from taxpayers, i have the right to have an inclusive environment and not to be traumatized through racial discrimination. have you the right to speak what you want. but when they re in conflict, title 6 wins. paul callan, laura coates, interesting