Speaker 1: University of Alaska Anchor responsored a month long exhibition at
Speaker 1: their Fine Arts gallery, and one of the first things
Speaker 1: visitors see is a painting of the Marvel Comics character
Speaker 1: Captain America, their eagles on both shoulders, a young Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton clinging to his leg, and the guy's holding up
Speaker 1: the severed head of President Trump. Is his art, and
Speaker 1: the art was created by Assistant Professor of Painting Thomas Chung.
Speaker 1: He says he was torn about showing the piece because
Speaker 1: he never talks about his personal political beliefs with his students,
Speaker 1: but he put the painting on display anyway after realizing
Speaker 1: how strongly he feels he feels hatred now. Professor Chung
Speaker 1: says that even his pro Trump students might benefit from
Speaker 1: talking about his painting with him, so that they can
Speaker 1: understand why he hates the way he does. Some attendees
Speaker 1: did find the painting offensive good news, but the university
Speaker 1: ignored them and the painting remained on display, which is
Speaker 1: nothing unusual to A surprise would be if the university
Speaker 1: had taken action, as in a recent case when a
Speaker 1: professor was actually reprimanded for tweeting his wish that President
Speaker 1: Trump be hung well Trump is hung. He meant hanged.
Speaker 1: But I remember a few years ago the World War
Speaker 1: outrage when a rodeo clown wore an Obama mask. If
Speaker 1: liberals could have severed that clown's head or hanged him,
Speaker 1: he was hung too. In real life, they would have,
Speaker 1: Don't doubt me.