Welcome to After Dark of the America Outlaw Talk Radio Network.

I am the host, Rob Harper, and my co-host tonight is Heather Robinson, a contributor for the New York Post.

We've got a lot to talk about tonight.

But before we get into it, I want to talk to Heather about

recent graduation that she attended, I think it was last Sunday, for her nephew. Heather,

tell us about this graduation. And I understand it was a great event you and your mom went. So

tell us about this. Because we are in the graduation season, and we see a lot of

our students who have endured the four years or three years or however it is to get their degree.

So what was it like, Heather?

Well, it was wonderful, Rob. It was Monday, actually, the graduation. And it was wonderful to see young people who are so, so driven and conscientious and really quite clean cut.

This was at Boston College in Boston, Massachusetts.

And, you know, my mother commented that it was kind of retro.

It almost seemed like a visit to an earlier decade because the school has a basis in Jesuit philosophy,

and I think they really do make a big effort to inculcate, you know,

not in a preachy way, but in a holistic kind of way, a moral dimension to things.

You know, I know of a few young people who graduated from this school in recent years, and

they're all just from what I hear anyway. And, you know, certainly my,

my nephew extremely, extremely ethical, you know, grounded in very high consciousness. And

you really want to get out there and make their mark, but also do it in a way, a fair play kind of way.

The other thing is, I think it's a pretty balanced campus as far as the politics go.

It's not like everybody's wildly liberal and inculcated with the group think we've seen on some of these campuses.

There's much more respect for conservative thought and college, I think, is more of an interplay

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