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Speaker 1: Well here's a shocker. Harvard student newspaper The Crimson just
Speaker 1: ran an editorial calling on Harvard to hire more conservative professors.
Speaker 1: A month ago, the same paper ran a poll showing
Speaker 1: that of the Harvard faculty identified as liberal or very liberal.
Speaker 1: Only one point six percent said that their conservative were
Speaker 1: very conservative. The Crimson said these statistics do not reflect America.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, The editors warned the lack of ideological diversity
Speaker 1: creates a perception that Harvard does not welcome conservatives. They
Speaker 1: say it's why many Americans distrust higher education. They also
Speaker 1: say that adding conservative professors would help challenge prevailing ideas
Speaker 1: on campus. The editors believe that's a good thing. So
Speaker 1: why is the Crimson swerving into common sense here? Well,
Speaker 1: maybe these editors were shocked at President Trump's election. Maybe
Speaker 1: they suddenly noticed the giant disconnect between the Ivory League
Speaker 1: and the rest of the County three. It really doesn't
Speaker 1: matter why, because the people who actually run Harvard are
Speaker 1: one liberals, and they won't listen to a bunch of
Speaker 1: student editors. They may talk diversity, but they'll never embrace
Speaker 1: ideological diversity, especially if that means hiring conservative professors. Oh
Speaker 1: maybe a token here or there, but on a mass basis,
Speaker 1: it isn't gonna happen. I wish it would, but it won't.