Speaker 1: Valprizo, Indiana and Dave. Thank you for waiting, sir. We're
Speaker 1: back to you now and I appreciate it. Oh, it
Speaker 1: is a pleasure and an honor to be on with you. Rush.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to let you know about some of
Speaker 1: those things that our university is doing to celebrate Martin
Speaker 1: Luther King Day for Diversity. Our topic of discussion this
Speaker 1: year is feminism in race relations. You're gonna love this one. Um.
Speaker 1: We had a speaker, the co founder of the Black
Speaker 1: Think Tank out in San Francisco, doctor Julia hair I wrote,
Speaker 1: Luckily I had a parent who was able to write
Speaker 1: down a couple of her comments this morning during our convocation,
Speaker 1: which I was required to attend by my English class. Uh.
Speaker 1: In talking about empowering women, she forgave the mothers of
Speaker 1: Donald Rumsfeld and Clarence Thomas for giving birth to them.
Speaker 1: She she pray women who ignore the men in their
Speaker 1: lives and said that women make better CEOs than men,
Speaker 1: At which time I turned to my friend right next
Speaker 1: to me and said, uh, and told him about the
Speaker 1: what was it? The Queen be effect that you were
Speaker 1: talking is about a couple of weeks ago. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: and it was just and this think just it goes
Speaker 1: on and we have some several we have several uh
Speaker 1: possible classes that we can go to for the rest
Speaker 1: of the day, including the note Child Left Behind Act
Speaker 1: and how underachieving minority students are affected. Well, look, you
Speaker 1: know this is hilarious in one sense, it's also frustrating.
Speaker 1: It's a great example of how the left has corrupted academia.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna have more on this when we got
Speaker 1: to the Duke Lacrosse case, because that if you see
Speaker 1: that press conference on Saturday afternoon with the North Carolina
Speaker 1: Attorney General announced that he's taken a case over and
Speaker 1: assigning to prosecutors in his officer to handle it, knife
Speaker 1: On wanted to be refused. Knife On wanted out, and
Speaker 1: they find Mike, you're going but I'm getting ahead of
Speaker 1: myself here, But they said, well, you know, you don't
Speaker 1: know anting about this case. I wish we could promise
Speaker 1: a speedy conclusion, but we can't promise anything. We're starting
Speaker 1: from scratch. I mean, we haven't seen the case. If
Speaker 1: we're not even gonna get the case file still next week.
Speaker 1: We we it's doing it, but we can't rule out anything.
Speaker 1: We can't rule out a rape chart. Okay, so we're
Speaker 1: looking at another year of this perhaps, and the parents
Speaker 1: of these three guys are facing another year or whatever
Speaker 1: length of time it is of legal fees to start
Speaker 1: all over again. Uh, there's no case. You know. This
Speaker 1: is one of the things that just frustrates the they
Speaker 1: all get out of me about about the legal system.
Speaker 1: This case is not about the evidence, because there isn't any.
Speaker 1: This case is about the seriousness of the charge and soul.
Speaker 1: Some stripper comes forward now with three or four different
Speaker 1: versions of what happened to her that we've got charges
Speaker 1: based on that. The charge is the only think it matters,
Speaker 1: not the not the veracity of the accuser, not the
Speaker 1: legitimacy of it. No, the nature of the charm, of
Speaker 1: the nature of the evidence here is is irrelevant. I
Speaker 1: can't believe these people in the in the in the attorney,
Speaker 1: and I'm not I know from a legal standpoint, they
Speaker 1: have to say certain things, but I can't believe they
Speaker 1: don't know anything about this case. I can't believe they
Speaker 1: do not watch television or read the local paper in Raleigh.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you what I had sixty minutes, had this,
Speaker 1: so well, what is d n A guy on last night,
Speaker 1: the lab guy, and he he admitted again that he
Speaker 1: had knife long withheld exculpatory evidence, and NiFe long even
Speaker 1: after he knew the exculpatory evidence existed, was out there
Speaker 1: still trashing these three guys. If if I'm saying, if
Speaker 1: I'm an American parent and I have an athlete being
Speaker 1: recruited a duke, I say no way. I first placed,
Speaker 1: don't want to have to send to school with this
Speaker 1: kind of a faculty, with this kind of a a
Speaker 1: local law and force agency. And I don't want to
Speaker 1: have to start saving millions of dollars here for legal fees.
Speaker 1: If some wacko comes along and makes some unsubstantiated charge
Speaker 1: that happens to fit a liberal political template, and so
Speaker 1: everybody accepts it and believes it. What happened at that campus, uh,
Speaker 1: with those with those three guys, I mean they were
Speaker 1: they were walking through campus after this all happened, with
Speaker 1: big banners saying castrat um says spend them, expel them,
Speaker 1: or what have you. Can you imagine if anybody had
Speaker 1: done that with a group of gay students or feminine
Speaker 1: female students or whatever. But this was all tolerated, you know,
Speaker 1: so of course I'm not surprised you're gonna have some
Speaker 1: lunatic show up on Martin Luther King Day, do a
Speaker 1: little convocation here on feminism and uh, what the civil
Speaker 1: rights went or what have you, and then say she
Speaker 1: forgave the mothers of Rumsfeld and whoever else, Cheney, Clarence Thomas.
Speaker 1: The thing you have to understand here, he's pe We're
Speaker 1: not trying to be funny. They mean this stuff. Ted Pocatello, Idaho,
Speaker 1: You're next on the E I B Network. Hello, Yes,
Speaker 1: thanks for taking my call. And the first thing I
Speaker 1: want to do me The only thing I want to
Speaker 1: say was that I want to make a comment about
Speaker 1: that Duke lacrosse rape case. The rape charges have been
Speaker 1: dropped and some more charges have been filed. But I
Speaker 1: was just saying that everybody trying to act like these
Speaker 1: people are so these guys and done must some athletes.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna actually athlete myself. There there are none
Speaker 1: bust some athletes, and they do me a favorite, Ted,
Speaker 1: because of my hearing, if it would slow down just
Speaker 1: a little, Okay, the last thing I heard you say was,
Speaker 1: but these guys are nothing but athletes. And you said
Speaker 1: you're you're an athlete yourself. Yes, I'm I'm an athlete myself.
Speaker 1: And I can't see why just going these guys are
Speaker 1: probably guilty just on assumption, I mean, excluding DNA, but
Speaker 1: then you have to have DNA to to really convict someone.
Speaker 1: But be what I'm trying to say is that these
Speaker 1: guys are athletes, and they have they have two strippers
Speaker 1: from a different national coming to a fraternity house or
Speaker 1: lacrosse or or or lacrosse sports team. Uh how home,
Speaker 1: you know, bunnets beat around there. And then these girls
Speaker 1: are strippers. You know they're gonna make racial comics. You
Speaker 1: know they're gonna try something like that. It's just you know,
Speaker 1: but now they're like, these guys are holding now wait,
Speaker 1: wait what what? I'm a little confused. Are you speaking
Speaker 1: in defense of these guys? Are you criticizing I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not quite getting where you're going. Here's what I
Speaker 1: am doing is saying that I'm criticizing the press were
Speaker 1: not really the press before. Everyone's trying to exonerate these
Speaker 1: people just because the rate charges had been dropped. Not
Speaker 1: a girl she has That's not just why because you
Speaker 1: mentioned a d n A. They found d NA for
Speaker 1: half of North Carolina, but none of it for these
Speaker 1: three guys. True, So therefore so therefore therefore she had
Speaker 1: her stories conflict U. She's changed, She's changed her three
Speaker 1: or four times. Then never spoke to the lawyers or
Speaker 1: the kids, and he only had his investigators speak to
Speaker 1: the accuser in the past four weeks or so. Ninephong
Speaker 1: is facing seriousness, Barbet George. It charges over the way
Speaker 1: he handles. I'll tell you know what the best way
Speaker 1: if you understand, let me go through what I've got
Speaker 1: here on this, because I do think this is a
Speaker 1: case uh uh ted where the nature of the evidence
Speaker 1: is irrelevant and the seriousness of the charge is what
Speaker 1: is is guiding every here. I you know I. I
Speaker 1: don't know these three kids. I have read some stuff
Speaker 1: that Read Selingman has has said in interviews, and it
Speaker 1: sounds to me like this, this young man is pretty
Speaker 1: well adjusted and well connected together despite all of this,
Speaker 1: uh and their families seem like they're good decent people too.
Speaker 1: You talk about a stripper from a different nationality came
Speaker 1: over what you have to understand. You look at this
Speaker 1: two ways, uh maybe they're looking at this with with
Speaker 1: without color in mind. Maybe these guys didn't care, I
Speaker 1: mean not racists. You know, who is it? As noticed
Speaker 1: in the skin color here, and nobody ever mentions this.
Speaker 1: Nobody ever mentions that this lady m hmm came to
Speaker 1: the house in Derham wilfully and at a price she
Speaker 1: determined to take off her clothes. She set the price.
Speaker 1: She shows up to do a stripping routine. I mean,
Speaker 1: if everybody should know that these athletes are who looking,
Speaker 1: she should know it that she shows up had she
Speaker 1: never considered the risks of this behavior. It's one thing
Speaker 1: to strip on a pole in a bar with fifteen
Speaker 1: thousand bouncers around you, but if you're gonna hire yourself out,
Speaker 1: you have to know the risks involved. Maybe what they
Speaker 1: had to do in North Carolina is make strippers who
Speaker 1: visit private homes illegal um and and all of that
Speaker 1: save the dancers from them selves. We need laws to
Speaker 1: protect the strippers because the strippers aren't doing enough to
Speaker 1: protect themselves. I've got I've got a story here. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna take a break, I'm gonna come back, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go through this. I've got a column actually by
Speaker 1: William Anderson from the lou Rockwell Institute lou Rockwell dot com. Uh.
Speaker 1: That is just informative and powerful as it can be. Uh.
Speaker 1: And and it's and I don't know if you saw
Speaker 1: the sixty minutes piece last night with these uh families,
Speaker 1: but whatever you thought of the of the President Bush
Speaker 1: appearance with Scott Pellaby, this peace on on the Duke
Speaker 1: lacrosse case was the meat of the of the show. Okay,
Speaker 1: Duke lacrosse case, Let's get in and get it and
Speaker 1: get out. By William Anderson lou Rockwell dot com. Even
Speaker 1: though the criminal case against the three Duke lacrosse players
Speaker 1: hasn't yet been deep sixed, the lawsuits against Duke University
Speaker 1: have begun. The family of Kyle Dowd, a lacrosse player
Speaker 1: who has graduated Spring, filed against the university and a
Speaker 1: faculty member, Kim Curtis, who we told you about this babe,
Speaker 1: claiming that Curtis failed doubt and retaliation for his being
Speaker 1: on the lacrosse team. Curtis, who was a visiting prof
Speaker 1: in Duke's political science department, has a reputation for being
Speaker 1: a leftist ideologue, was one of the signers of the
Speaker 1: infamous social Disaster advertisement the Duke Chronicle that thanked the
Speaker 1: protesters who acted in the aftermath of the charges levit
Speaker 1: against the lacrosse players. Furthermore, Kim Curtis actively participated in
Speaker 1: a number of rallies in which protesters held up signs
Speaker 1: calling for the lacrosse players to be castrated, while other
Speaker 1: signs declared get a conscience, not a lawyer, and others
Speaker 1: just declared confess. Her postings on a community website left
Speaker 1: no doubt that she believed her students either committed rape
Speaker 1: or at the very least, we're covering for the alleged
Speaker 1: rapists not again. A picture of what the Duke University
Speaker 1: of the players experienced last spring as they walk through
Speaker 1: a literal gauntlet on their way to class envisioned the
Speaker 1: following students holding signs, big banners declaring cast rate, speakers
Speaker 1: at regular rallies calling for their expulsion from scruel students
Speaker 1: screaming slogans at them. The New Black Panthers and our
Speaker 1: old buddy Malik Shabbaz came to Durham and said they
Speaker 1: were going to go to the Duke University dorms where
Speaker 1: lacrosse players lived in order to get confessions from them.
Speaker 1: They also had a deal with The poster with the
Speaker 1: pictures of the white lacrosse players calling for them to
Speaker 1: please come forward and tell the police who allegedly raped
Speaker 1: the accuser was distributed and posted Oliver Duke's campus, along
Speaker 1: with a fact sheet that we know today had no
Speaker 1: facts that were correct for the time being. People are
Speaker 1: trying to make this a free speech issue. Hey, they
Speaker 1: can put up what our banners and walk around campus
Speaker 1: all they want, but the situation is much deeper than that.
Speaker 1: Every year, college campuses all over the country host rallies
Speaker 1: such as Take Back the Night, Marches Against Rape and
Speaker 1: Stop the Hate and the like. Many of the topics
Speaker 1: covered in these rallies are controversial, and clearly people are
Speaker 1: not in agreement, but for the most part, they are
Speaker 1: general in nature. What happens, however, when ideologies meet specific accusations.
Speaker 1: To use the words of the Eight Duke signees, one
Speaker 1: has a social disaster. A group called Life Stoppers when
Speaker 1: its own advertisement of the Raleigh News and Observer last
Speaker 1: summer to point out that the real social disaster is
Speaker 1: the attempt a railroad innocent people into prison, and that
Speaker 1: is where the real liability for Duke University begins. For
Speaker 1: all the talk about free speech, Duke University has a
Speaker 1: contractual obligation to its students, and that includes keeping them
Speaker 1: from being physically and verbally harassed by both faculty and students.
Speaker 1: Assume that the objects of this wrath are homosex huels,
Speaker 1: and they are met with signs that mock them and
Speaker 1: have annie gay slurs or call for their sexual organs
Speaker 1: to be cut off. Furthermore, assumed that the protest is
Speaker 1: not against homosexuality in general, but rather aimed specifically at
Speaker 1: certain males on campus who are gay. The liability that
Speaker 1: Duke would face in this example is the same liability
Speaker 1: the university undoubtedly faces now. And I will say this again,
Speaker 1: as I said earlier in the program, every college basketball
Speaker 1: recruiter in the country should be showing the parents of
Speaker 1: prospective Duke players the interview that aired last night on
Speaker 1: sixty minutes. Look at these parents of these these kids
Speaker 1: that they're pretty gifted, their smart athletes. You want them
Speaker 1: to spend the next four years of their life at
Speaker 1: Duke facing this kind of liberalism run a muck and
Speaker 1: just in case, do you have a spare million hanging
Speaker 1: around to spend on attorneys potentially the fact is that
Speaker 1: Durham and Duke their cesspools. They've been for decades. Uh,
Speaker 1: there's no tax base and Durham without that school. Now
Speaker 1: this piece by lou Rockwell and will will link to
Speaker 1: it at RUSSI lymba dot com. It's just just just
Speaker 1: one guy's opinion, William Anderson's opinion, but it goes if
Speaker 1: you read the whole thing, it methodically aligns out the
Speaker 1: incredible liability the Duke University, Nifong and Durham have. And
Speaker 1: this is written before anybody knew what was revealed on
Speaker 1: sixty minutes last night, that these boys and their families
Speaker 1: were had were threatened with their lives in the courtroom.
Speaker 1: As one of the mothers said last night in sixty minutes,
Speaker 1: every parent of a son in this country should be
Speaker 1: terrified by this case, and especially uh ladies and gentlemen
Speaker 1: if they are white. As I say, this incident occurred
Speaker 1: off campus, not during standard school hours. It really wasn't
Speaker 1: a Duke issue. The players just happen to attend school there.
Speaker 1: And I don't know, do you think they call him
Speaker 1: a high we're the Duke lacrosse team. We want you
Speaker 1: to come over and strip for us. Crystal, Okay, what's
Speaker 1: the price? And I pay the price? She shows up.
Speaker 1: It is the school and the media and community that
Speaker 1: has linked this in an incident of the university, and
Speaker 1: why because Duke is internationally known primarily for basketball. The
Speaker 1: media went nuts with this because it fulfills their template.
Speaker 1: Look at all the rich ingredients we had here, race, sex, wealth, poverty, adolescents, privilege, alcohol,
Speaker 1: a prestigious and famous university, athletics, criminal behavior, politics. The
Speaker 1: only thing missing here, as far as the media was concerned,
Speaker 1: was a murder scene. This wasn't about the nature of
Speaker 1: the evidence. This is about the seriousness of the charge.
Speaker 1: Of the nature the charge, because liberals, whenever something like
Speaker 1: this is charged, automatically think it's true based on their
Speaker 1: own rampant guilt. These uh, these guys lives have been ruined.
Speaker 1: If they did it, they should go to jail. If
Speaker 1: they didn't do it, they still have been jailed to
Speaker 1: a certain degree. I hope they sue. I hope they
Speaker 1: sue Knife Long, the investigators, the university, and in everybody
Speaker 1: else in a civil case,