When we broke the story that President of Harvard was a plagiarist, she had plagiarized a large number of passages in her doctoral thesis, and she was the president of the most prestigious university in the world.

That's untenable.

And of course, as we started to look elsewhere, we're finding plagiarism everywhere.

This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Tuesday, May 28th.

I'm your host, Rob Louie.

And that was the voice of Chris Rufo, the popular writer, filmmaker, and activist.

Ruffo was in Washington, D.C. last week to accept the Heritage Foundation's prestigious

Salvatore Prize and visited the Daily Signal to share his thoughts on a range of topics.

Over the next two days we will feature his interview on this show.

On Part 1 today, we cover Rufo's recent reporting on NPR and the Plagurism plague at America's leading universities.

He also shares an update about his campaign to end DEI,

the controversial idea of diversity, equity, and inclusion

that has infested American businesses, colleges, and even our government.

And you won't want to miss Rufo's advice for how high school students should approach college and

what parents need to think about sending their kids to public schools.

We'll be back with more from Rufo tomorrow on his award-winning book, America's Cultural Revolution,

and what he has planned next.

But before we get to our interview,

I'd like to first tell you about a new book

from my daily signal colleague, Mary Margaret O'Lahan,

our senior reporter covering culture and politics.

D-Tran's true stories of escaping the gender ideology cult, is out today.

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