There's a lot to get to today, a major new endorsement for Trump, hundreds of thousands of immigrant

children missing on Kamala's watch. A new law proposed in California to make people pay for

homosexual IVF and abortion, there's a ton of stuff in the news.

First, though, an even more absurd news story

that is a little closer to home.

I've just been informed by Young America's Foundation that the University of Buffalo

Media Studies Department has devoted a significant portion of its home page, the second paragraph actually, to a permanent

denunciation of me for saying that men and women are different. Immediately after introducing what the U-Buffalo Media Studies Department is and does,

the website reads, quote, the faculty of the Media Studies Department stand in solidarity with the

transgender community and others who have been the target of Michael Knowles's

rhetoric and threats of eradication and genocide.

While we are committed to the free and open exchange of ideas,

we are also committed to inclusiveness, social justice, and respect for all.

There is no space for hate speech as

there can be no open exchange of ideas without inclusion and justice and respect.

We view Knowles' public appearance on our campus as contrary to the values and aims of our

academic community. For those who have not followed this saga, myself included

apparently, I would like to remind people, I am not a graduate of the

University of Buffalo. I've never been employed by the University of Buffalo. I gave a single speech at that university

almost a year and a half ago and the speech was not even about transgenderism. I

simply said at a different speech somewhere else now more than two years ago

that men and women are different and we should stop pretending otherwise and

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