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