Here we are, it is a Tuesday. A lot to get to today. It's a big day for two reasons.

One, it's the second day of the University of Missouri Story.

Second, it is our producer's Jonathan's birthday. Unfortunately, he has to sit here with us on his birthday. So happy birthday, buddy. This is Ben Shapiro, and this is the Ben Shapiro show. Tend to demonize people who don't care about your feelings.

All righty, so we're now in day two of the great controversy surrounding the University of Missouri,

and we have some new facts at our disposal.

So if you remember all the way back to yesterday, you listened to yesterday's podcast,

we talked about what happened at University of Missouri that culminated in the resignation of the president of the university,

Tim Wolfe. He resigned because, of course, he was somebody who was benefited by white privilege. And the way that he showed that he was benefited by white privileged is that he

was forced to resign for being white, which is the essence of white privilege, being thrown

out of your job for being white. That's what black privilege was back in the days when black people were fired for being black. That was called black privilege. It's the same thing now or something. But in any case, here's here are all the events leading up to this. And we now have more information about all the events leading up to the ouster of President Tim Wolfe. So event number one is the head of the student body. The elected head of the

student government is a black guy, and he says that he was called the N-word by a bunch of white

guys riding in a truck. This has not been substantiated. There are no other witnesses. We don't

know who these people were, so nothing you can do about it. Incident number two, a bunch of black guys

are walking around on campus,

and a white drunk frat boy calls them the N-word.

He's now been moved off campus pending an investigation and his possible expulsion.

So something bad happened, and there were consequences for that bad thing happening.

Incident number three, somebody supposedly scrawled a swastika on the wall of a dorm bathroom in poop,

which having been in a dorm bathroom that actually cleans up the place. But there, again, is no evidence of this.

They actually called up the police department. The police department has no record that this ever happened or any witnesses who say it ever happened.

So we have no evidence of that. Fourth and final incident, apparently the president of the university, Tim Wolfe, he was being protested at the homecoming game or the homecoming parade, and he was surrounded by a bunch of black students who surrounded his car, and his car supposedly hit one of the students. Only one problem, it's all on video, and it never happened. So there were four, count them four racial incidents,

three of them there is no evidence of, and the other one actually had consequences. The president is ousted anyway because he's a white guy who, of course, has benefited from white privilege.

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