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Speaker 1: Buck Brief. Let's talk about the controversy around the president
Speaker 1: of Harvard for a minute, because there's some new information
Speaker 1: out there that I think you should know. Doctor Claudine
Speaker 1: Gay has had five hundred members of the Harvard faculty
Speaker 1: right in support of her keeping her job. Now you
Speaker 1: might wonder, and probably not because you've seen this in
Speaker 1: the news, but if you're curious, why was there a
Speaker 1: move or a ground swell to fire and replace the
Speaker 1: president of what is the most prestigious university in the world. Well,
Speaker 1: it is because she, under questioning and in front of Congress,
Speaker 1: said that she wasn't sure. It depends on the context.
Speaker 1: If calling for the genocide of Jews on Harvard's campus
Speaker 1: is a violation of the code of conduct of Harvard, Okay,
Speaker 1: that was bad. It has also come to light that
Speaker 1: she has engaged in several acts of plagiarism as an academic.
Speaker 1: Now they're calling it insufficient citation. That's the that's the
Speaker 1: term that Harvard's board that looked into this has used
Speaker 1: insufficient citation. You know, It's like, did I did I
Speaker 1: steal that car? Or did I insufficiently inform the owner
Speaker 1: that I was reappropriating their vehicle? You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like that. But she is going to
Speaker 1: keep her job. And I knew that along. I had
Speaker 1: bets with friends of mine. They said, there's no way
Speaker 1: she keeps her job. She's she's upset the Jewish American
Speaker 1: community rightly so, meaning they're rightly upset she is a plagiarist.
Speaker 1: There's no way she can keep her job as Oh no,
Speaker 1: she's keeping it. She is keeping it. And here's where
Speaker 1: being a conservative, I think sometimes can be a challenger
Speaker 1: or a being a just a moral and decent person,
Speaker 1: which politically speaking, I think means you are a conservative.
Speaker 1: But anyway, it's a challenge because I am not I'm
Speaker 1: sure many of you, well some of you feel the
Speaker 1: same way about these things. I'm not vindictive. I actually
Speaker 1: want people to be happy and successful and safe and
Speaker 1: feel fulfilled and be productive. I really do want that
Speaker 1: for humanity, for individuals, for people in the most general
Speaker 1: sense and in the most individual and specific sense. I
Speaker 1: want people to do well. And maybe that sounds corny
Speaker 1: and cheesy and you know whatever, but that's how I
Speaker 1: feel day to day. But it's not how doctor Gay feels.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you what I mean. It was just
Speaker 1: a few years ago, and had to Quillett for an
Speaker 1: excellent piece on this one. It was just a few
Speaker 1: years ago that doctor Claudine Gay waded into a controversy
Speaker 1: involving She was a dean at the time, and deans
Speaker 1: tend to be the most aggressive commissars on these campuses
Speaker 1: of the diversity and inclusion madness. But she was a
Speaker 1: dean and one of her colleagues, a tenured professor, was
Speaker 1: in something of a I would say a very minor
Speaker 1: sexual harassment Title nine complaint situation. Roland Friar Junior now
Speaker 1: Roland Fryar Junior, just so you know, is the youngest
Speaker 1: black professor to ever get tenure at Harvard University. He
Speaker 1: grew up in very difficult, impoverished circumstances, worked incredibly hard
Speaker 1: in school, became a really excellent academic, and made his
Speaker 1: way to Harvard where he became a tenured professor, the
Speaker 1: youngest professor. And let me tell you one thing about
Speaker 1: him is he knows the numbers. He's a guy who
Speaker 1: likes the math, the numbers, the data, and he's not
Speaker 1: an ideological conservative. He's just somebody who goes where the
Speaker 1: numbers trend. But as he looked into issues of criminology,
Speaker 1: social justice, these kinds of things, as he looked into
Speaker 1: that stuff, he already found things that were very upsetting
Speaker 1: to the left, things that were very upsetting to the
Speaker 1: Democrat apparatus. Now let me say, if you're wondering why
Speaker 1: doctor Gay is involved in this, she wanted for the
Speaker 1: first time in I think over one hundred years, that's right,
Speaker 1: she wanted Roland's doctor or Professor Frars. She wanted Professor
Speaker 1: Fryar's tenure revoked. Now it's almost it's impossible to do that.
Speaker 1: I mean colleges, elite universities. Once you get tenure, it's
Speaker 1: I think you have to commit like a heinous felony
Speaker 1: basically to get it and be convicted of it to
Speaker 1: get it revoked. It's really, really hard to have tenure revoked.
Speaker 1: That is the ultimate sanction from the perspective of a
Speaker 1: university towards staff. Your tenure is it's almost treated as
Speaker 1: sacred in these places. Doctor Gay wanted doctor Friar's tenure.
Speaker 1: So the current president of Harvard, back when she's a dean,
Speaker 1: wanted a tenured professor, a exceptional and talented black male
Speaker 1: tenured professor at Harvard, to lose his tenure after they
Speaker 1: they banned him from the campus for a year, they
Speaker 1: took away his multimillion dollar research foundation. I mean they
Speaker 1: they did everything they could, and rolling Friars in an
Speaker 1: economist by trade, so that's why he likes the numbers,
Speaker 1: he likes the data. They did everything they could to
Speaker 1: ruin in him short of taking away tenure, and sure
Speaker 1: enough they decided, or at least doctor Gay decided that
Speaker 1: his tenure should also be revoked. Think about this for
Speaker 1: a second. The current president of Harvard, who got her job,
Speaker 1: as we all know, because she is a DEI higher,
Speaker 1: because Harvard says, look at how great this dei higher is.
Speaker 1: So you can't proclaim it from the rooftops and then say, wait,
Speaker 1: are you saying she's a dee higher. No, Harvard's saying
Speaker 1: she's a DEI higher. Diversity, equity and inclusion, affirmative action,
Speaker 1: it's all the same thing, basically different words for the
Speaker 1: same situation. But this woman who has never published a book,
Speaker 1: she's an academic, never published a book, never written anything
Speaker 1: worth reading either, and apparently plagiarizes. She thought that a
Speaker 1: exceptional black young professor with tenure at Harvard should lose it.
Speaker 1: Why because he made a couple of semi inappropriate jokes,
Speaker 1: as that's what they found the title nine investigation. He
Speaker 1: did not rape anyone, He did not assault anyone. He
Speaker 1: did not threaten anyone. He did not touch anyone. He
Speaker 1: did not coerce anyone, He did not exploit anyone. He
Speaker 1: made a couple of jokes in front of subordinates, and
Speaker 1: not even particularly in my opinion, you know, sordid or
Speaker 1: salty jokes. And for that crime, doctor Gay wanted him fired. Oh,
Speaker 1: of course, not for that. Why did the current president
Speaker 1: of Harvard want this exceptional professor at Harvard of Economics,
Speaker 1: Roland Friar Junior. Why did she want him to lose
Speaker 1: his tenure and be fired entirely kicked off campus? Oh
Speaker 1: because he found out some stuff. Because he looked at
Speaker 1: the numbers, he crunched the data. And what did it
Speaker 1: tell him. Well, for one thing, he looked at what
Speaker 1: happens in for different races. As you become in school
Speaker 1: more academically successful, and sure enough, with increasing grade point average,
Speaker 1: white and Asian students have more friends, probably due to
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just surmising here, but increased sense of confidence, increase,
Speaker 1: the sense of this person is successful, things like that.
Speaker 1: And yet with black and Hispanic students with an increase
Speaker 1: in their grade point average, there is a decrease in friendship. Hmmm.
Speaker 1: That seems like there might be some kind of a
Speaker 1: larger situation, a larger cultural issue in the American Black
Speaker 1: and American Hispanic population, right to something to maybe, oh,
Speaker 1: how dare you? How dare you tenured Black Priffessor Roland
Speaker 1: Friar Junior, how dare you talk about this issue? You're
Speaker 1: not allowed? Well, that was bad in the eyes of
Speaker 1: the left. I mean, I think it's really interesting. I
Speaker 1: think it's something that if we cared about making people's
Speaker 1: lives better, and if we cared about social science as
Speaker 1: actual science, people just to pay attention to the data
Speaker 1: and not the hurt feelings of some individuals in some groups.
Speaker 1: It's never everybody in these groups when when data comes out,
Speaker 1: that's inconvenient for the narrative of the left. There are
Speaker 1: a lot of people on the left. There are a
Speaker 1: lot of you know, Black Americans, for example, who will say, yeah,
Speaker 1: there are issues within the black community that they would
Speaker 1: like to address and talk about, but they're shouted down
Speaker 1: by the the you know, the mass of the Democrat
Speaker 1: left wing, Marxists, identity politics, infrastructure, and that's what happens
Speaker 1: every time. So they say, oh, well, the black community
Speaker 1: is upset, or the Hispanic community is upset. They'll say that,
Speaker 1: but it's never It's always the professionally aggrieved portion of
Speaker 1: the community is upset and wants people to know about it.
Speaker 1: It's not that there's some universal understanding of these issues
Speaker 1: within those communities, even if there's a majority or whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, they never even talk about the minority
Speaker 1: within those minorities who often want to address these issues.
Speaker 1: And you look at sometimes an issue like additional police
Speaker 1: majority of Black Americans want more police in their neighborhoods,
Speaker 1: but you're not supposed to talk about this for some reason,
Speaker 1: because the BLM anti cop narrative is what the black
Speaker 1: community we are told, subscribes to all as one. This
Speaker 1: is just not true. But what was the thing that
Speaker 1: Roland Roland Friar Junior did that was so unforgivable to
Speaker 1: the left that a prominent female black dean now the
Speaker 1: president of Harvard University, who clearly should lose her job,
Speaker 1: and clearly only got her job in the first place
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Speaker 1: the now re emerged controversy of Professor Fryer and Dean
Speaker 1: Gay at Harvard. Why did she want him ruined? Tenure revoked?
Speaker 1: In one hundred years, they haven't done this at Harvard,
Speaker 1: revoke his tenure because he looked at all the numbers
Speaker 1: for interactions between civilians and police. Oh, this was just
Speaker 1: a few years ago. And what did he find out, Well,
Speaker 1: he found out that cops were more willing to use
Speaker 1: some degree of force, so you know, handcuffing taser UH
Speaker 1: on subjects who were non white, specifically black and Hispanic,
Speaker 1: then on Asian, actually Asian and white suspects or subjects.
Speaker 1: And so that was the BLM crowd you would think
Speaker 1: was like, oh seeze, look at all the racism bop.
Speaker 1: You know what else he found out by the numbers,
Speaker 1: police were substantially more likely to shoot and kill white
Speaker 1: people under the same sets of circumstances controlling for the
Speaker 1: same force authorization scenario. That police, according to Professor Friar,
Speaker 1: were more likely by the numbers, to draw their firearm
Speaker 1: and kill a white subject than a black one, clearly
Speaker 1: seen in the data. Oh my gosh, what about Ferguson
Speaker 1: and what about BLM or he for a tenured black
Speaker 1: professor at Harvard to undermine something at the heart, at
Speaker 1: the heart of the BLM narrative unfogivable to the left,
Speaker 1: and that is why there was this vendetta. And they
Speaker 1: use the flimsiest pretext, the flimsiest pretext of title mind
Speaker 1: you know, harassing jokes whatever. And oh one more thing,
Speaker 1: the actual Harvard committee now Title nine courts on these
Speaker 1: campuses are completely Soviet feeling. You have no real rights.
Speaker 1: It's totally a bias system. The whole thing is a mess.
Speaker 1: You can't confront your accuser, you can't call your own witnesses.
Speaker 1: You can't necessarily have counsel. I mean, there's just all
Speaker 1: this stuff. It's not a legal proceeding. It's kind of
Speaker 1: a country club proceeding. Whatever we say goes. That's how
Speaker 1: these campuses operate. But they're doing it with you know,
Speaker 1: did you rape someone? So you you'd say, I mean,
Speaker 1: even if it's not a legal proceeding, if you're found
Speaker 1: guilty and expelled from campus, has a huge mark on
Speaker 1: your life. And what if you're innocent. No, they don't
Speaker 1: care and make an omelet. They got to break a
Speaker 1: few eggs, that's their attitude. They got a lot eggs
Speaker 1: they're breaking. But what do they recommend In the case
Speaker 1: of Professor Fryer, the Title nine committee, they recommended like
Speaker 1: nothing really no serious, no serious punishment, and doctor Gay
Speaker 1: disagreed and wanted him to be punished to the fullest
Speaker 1: extent possible on the campus. What's that all about? You know,
Speaker 1: what does she know that? They don't know nothing. But
Speaker 1: it's a political hit. You see, the left never forgets
Speaker 1: and that's why doctor Gay. Of course she should be fired.
Speaker 1: She should be fired, and she should be humiliated in
Speaker 1: the public square for what she has said for what
Speaker 1: she has done, but it's not going to happen. No
Speaker 1: accountability whatsoever. And see, I tell you this story about
Speaker 1: doctor Fryar, Professor Fryer, because I want you understand. This
Speaker 1: is why I do not take a merciful attitude under
Speaker 1: the circumstances toward President and Gay at Harvard. She should
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