Two years after Mizzou caved to random student protests and demands for its president to resign,

the university is reporting a 35% drop in enrollment and other huge consequences.

We'll analyze the costs of coddling.

Plus, roaming millennial, Antonia Okafor, and conservative millennial,

Allie Stucky, on an all-woman panel of deplorables to talk Afghanistan,

the health effects of a mean boss on employee health, and Steve Mnuchin's rich wife.

I'm Michael Noles, this is the Michael Noles show.

So we all remember the Mizzou protests of 2015.

They actually were that far ago, 2015, 2016,

and the student body president, Peyton Head, started this all because he posted on Facebook

about an incident that happened to him.

He was walking down the street apparently, and some guys in the back of a pickup truck

yelled a racial slur at him.

He posts this on Facebook, all hell breaks loose.

There are massive protests all over the campus.

Five days later, by the way, the chancellor Mizzou apologized.

He addressed this incident specifically.

He said it's totally unacceptable.

Doesn't matter the protests have already started.

I think five days after that or a week after that,

another student, Jonathan Butler, decided to go on a hunger strike,

and then students were insisting that the president resigned,

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