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All right, second hour, Clay and Buck gets going now, and we told you.

Give you a little update here on the latest on the campus.

Gaza Solidarity in Camping, Clay. That's what the cool kids are calling it. Gaza solidarity in camping.

That's what the cool kids are calling it.

A Gaza solidarity in Canada.

Who knew?

Now we know.

That's what they're saying.

Solidarity, you know, like the communists used to talk about a lot.

Just saying.

The communist, you know, the communist international, right? A lot of

solidarity talk. Uh, we have Emory University. Chaos at Emory, Georgia police officers taking a bunch of

screaming, kicking protesters into custody. They all start, that's also amazing too. They all start like shrieking on these videos when the cops are, you know, putting them in the handcuffs or whatever, completely freaking out. What do they think was going to happen? I always, they act so surprised. The officer's like, I'm going to arrest you. I'm going to arrest you. You're not leaving. I'm going to arrest you. And then eventually they get arrested and they throw some, they really throw a tantrum. And they look like a bunch of, you know, four-year-olds who are about to get spanked or something. Like they're really out of line losing their minds on this stuff. And, Clay, we've got Columbia, Harvard, NYU, University of Southern California, U.T. Austin, U.C. Berkeley, Brown, Yale. I mean, that's not exhaustive. University of Minnesota, I think, had all those schools, though, have had this going on. I, it's remarkable what a really like a contagious hysteria this is for these kids i think a lot of it comes

from the professors too and what's so troubling to me or a lot of things troubling to me the anti-semitism

the ignorance behind all this but also i think it goes with how absolutely soaked top to bottom these

campuses are in race politics. Yeah. And how and because otherwise, why do people

in Minnesota or Texas, and I say college, you know, college campus kids and also professors,

why do they care so much of all the wars that have happened, Clay, of all the

violence that has gone on in this world, let's say over the last few years, they care so

much more about this one? Where were the solidarity protests, you know, against the Russian

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