ensuring that our fellow students feel safe. how is it that this coverage has made the students feel unsafe? when they can come out and say our feelings are more important of your freedom of press, it s a dangerous precedent they are setting. this is one of the nation s top universities were journalists and we are teaching the next generation they should ignore controversial topics were not cover them the same way as people might have their feelings hurt. sadly, this is not an isolated incident. we covered something like this just last month at harvard. the student paper there had to issue a public apology because they dared to reach out to eyes for a comment on a story about detention centers at the border. this is something journalists are now under attack simply for trying to do their job and request comment on the other ironic thing here is that if these had not been covered, than the students would be accusing the paper of doing them a disservice and when they are covered and gi
going to be waiting for me there. any other situation, that person would have been fired on the spot. yet here they would not confirm that they were going to fire him. after she pressed the company, they confirmed they deactivated the driver, something they only do in extreme cases. i reach out again. and tilkin was invited to headquarters as a tour for computer science majors given by company recruiters. she told them her story. i started crying, even though i practiced not crying. then i was like what are you planning to do to fix this. the recruiter, first thing he said is our first priority is safety. she said discussions with the company hit a dead end. so she wrote an op-ed for stanford student paper, then received an email from the then coo, john mcneal. would you, we will bring you in, come in, give us more
shannon: political correctness on campus leading to some political speakers being canceled before they even get a chance to appear. our next guest was scheduled to speak on friday at her alma mater, rutgers university. after students launched a petition against her, accusing her of islamaphobia. let s bring in lisa daftari, who runs the online newsletter. welcome to fox news @ night, good to have you with us. thank you. shannon: i m going to read a little bit of what the student paper, the muslim public relations council, they say what you have been doing, conflating islam with extremism, not only erroneous but harm harmful to m students on campus. this directly affects the safety of muslims on campus. they started a petition and after some back and forth, it sounded like the university said postponed, but do you feel like
shannon: political correctness with the speakers being tormented or canceled even before they appear. she was invited to her almond matter but after students launchedpe a petition against accusing her of his llama phobia. welcome to fox news @ night . thank you. night . thank you. bit of peace in the student paper they say this is what you have been doing conflating islam with extremism that is erroneous and harmful to the physical welfare of those on campus and then to start a petition after going back and forth it sounds like university says it is
my question to you is a lot of people think about the years at university and say that is time when you re supposed to speak to opposing views and listen to opposing views. because it s the time for you to find yourself, do you think that should happen today, that people maybe perhaps shouldn t walk out and should listen to vice president mike pence? i think the people definitely have been listening. over the past few months, the announcement of vice president pence as the commencement speaker was very divisive. some students who support bringing the vice president to campus and feel honored to be able to host him at this university. i think that, you know, brian and luis and those who choose to walk out recognize that. the purpose of the walkout is not to disrupt anyone s graduation day or get into a fight. it s just to stand in solidarity with the people they believe is marginalized and hope it doesn t disrupt the commencement ceremony so much so that other students won t be able t