Third Hour Clay Ann Buck gets going now. We got the breaking news from the last hour.

President of Harvard has resigned.

He is no longer in process of, she has resigned, the letter is out.

And we have found that there are some limits even for the most celebrated DEI hires out there.

There are some limits to what they can do in a professional context without facing any consequences.

And that is something that I don't think you could have said necessarily with any confidence

before this resignation happened. It looked like the President of Harbor was going to hold on.

Remember, it wasn't additional pressure over the anti-Semitic comments.

And what she said, if you remember back to the testimony

before Congress was essentially calling

for the extermination of the Jews on a campus,

it would require context to know how Harvard would respond. of the and that is the expectation from the left. She said what the left wanted or two.

I think that's important.

I think that needs to be kept in mind here.

She wasn't breaking from what the radical left consensus is on that issue and the media.

They've known that the radical left is not just makes room for anti-Semitism

but is often, you hand-in-hand with

anti-Semitism it's some of the more you know center-left Jewish Americans who I

think were a little surprised to find out that despite all of their talk about supporting

DEI and inclusion and diversity is our strength and all that stuff.

At the end of the day, the left thinks of them is just white and therefore they go into the

they go into that whole intersectionality hierarchy with all the other white people and that means you're the bad guys in a lot of these issues

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