Welcome back to the Dershow. Today I want to talk about what happened at Stanford Law

School last week. Many of you know about it already. A federal judge who was invited by

the Federalist Society to speak was shouted down. And the dean of diversity, equity and

inclusion then took the podium and basically justified the student's decision not to listen

to him to walk out and to protest. It's okay to protest, okay to walk out, it's not okay

to drown out. And then she you know went on a little rant about how much harm he had done

and how people shouldn't be invited to the law school who might hurt the feelings of minority

students and other students who she's basically in charge of as the dean of diversity, inclusion

and equity. The reason it's so important is that Stanford is just the tip of the iceberg,

not even the canary in the mind, the canary in the mind may have been Yale where this happened

previously or Georgetown. And it will happen at every single law school in the country that has a

chapter of the National Lawyers Guild. The National Lawyers Guild is a hard left formally,

formally a communist oriented organization. It was taken over by communist for a period of time

during its early existence. It also has some very good people in it. Arthur Wilberg was a member

of other good people, remembers, but it's been taken over by the hard hard left. And they have

said that they will disrupt any speaker who essentially they disagree with who comes to speak

at a law schools and that's what happens. So you can see at this video just through Stanford,

just Google it and you'll see the video of the dean holding forth, you know she paid lift

service to freedom of speech, how important freedom of speech is, but is the juice worth the

squeeze or the squeeze worth the juice? I don't remember which way it goes, but she basically said

should we be inviting people who will hurt the feelings of other people? Shouldn't we be trying

to change the Stanford rules and not permit hate speech? This judge was not going to engage in

...