Here with more in a fox & friends exclusive is that student polyanna olson. hey, polyanna, thanks for being with us. thanks for having me again. ainsley: you are welcome. tell us what happened last year valentine s day? so, last year, i spent about 15 minutes on campus handing out these valentines. and campus security was called and they told me i was soliciting and breaking their public assembly policy and that people may find my messages offensive. and disrupting learning environment. ainsley: you were handing out to one of your friends who works in the general study s office her name is cassandra. why the heck do they care if it s fine with you and fine with cassandra? well, they said that no one else in the office could get one. really? so you weren t being you inclusive? apparently it was restricted. wow. so then what happens? campus police is notified. how did it make it into a courtroom? well, this is the second time it happened.
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