whatever. universities to express their views in public as individuals, those are strictly strong positions of what people say in life, for example, omni podcasts, and we have to be very cautious before we try to punish them on it for expressing it even if we find those political views disturbing. >> right. but i'd like to see if that extends to racism. i find this of interest, the philadelphia inquirer, the hometown newspaper here, put it up on convenient, there are no qualifiers in the way they described this. this is the lead paragraph, the university of pennsylvania's law school dean tuesday announce head would initiate a process that could lead to sanctions against longtime law professor amy wax for her racist comments. it kind of jumped out at me, there's not even a word "alleged" in there. if they're right, and arguably, they are, does tenure extend to