Welcome back to the re-education.

Today's episode features an interview with the director of the Anti-Defamation League, Jonathan Greenblatt.

But first, a short monologue.

I am Israeli, but before all of that, I am a dad.

I have two beautiful children.

And I'm talking to you, I'm speaking to you as a dad, and I want you to know we cannot protect your children from pro-terror student organizations because the president

of Columbia University will not speak out against pro-terror student organizations.

That was Shai Davidae, a professor at Columbia's Business School.

He was addressing an impromptu gathering on campus to shine a light on college administrators

that have been paralyzed by a war 6,000 miles away.

Our last show focused on the ghouls and the faculty lounges in campus dorms.

This show will focus on the decent people. The people

revulsed by those excusing and celebrating the October 7 atrocities, and shy David Dai is one of

those decent and brave voices on campus, taking on the fanonists. In that clip, Davidae

was calling out the empty words of so many leaders of elite universities.

They have been more concerned with not offending their community's cretons than with deploring their sinister activism.

This equivocation is compounded by the cynical and empty appeal to free speech, which has been lacking at these institutions

for some time. I'm thinking here of Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard.

Our university rejects terrorism. That includes the barbaric atrocities perpetrated by Hamas.

Our university rejects hate, hate of Jews, hate of Muslims, hate of any group of

people based on their faith, their national origin, or any aspect of their identity. Our university

rejects the harassment or intimidation of individuals based on their beliefs.

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