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Good morning it is Thursday May 2nd. It is five minutes after 10. You're listening to

the Kendall and Casey show on 93 W.BC Rob has the day off and in his place

Tony Kinnett is joining me in the studio. Got a makeup for Rob's laziness again

here we are he's playing dad today so So Tony Kinet, host of the Tony Kinet cast which can be heard Monday through Friday at 7 PM on W IBC. Also a columnist from the Daily Signal and also a former educator educator so I have to imagine that you have a

lot to say about what has been going on the college campuses across the country

police and cities and towns all over have been deployed in recent days to clear out the pro-Hamas

demonstrators since April 18th more than 1500 arrests have been made. Over 30 different colleges at what IU, they arrested more than 50 demonstrators.

And it's been going on at UCLA, Dartmouth, obviously, Columbia.

You've got things happening all over, even IU and Purdue here.

So Tony, what sparked the protests? So first of all there are a lot of

angry spoiled rich college children who don't have anything to do because they're not

in class and they've all taken out massive student loans or

have scholarships to the university or their parents paid for it.

So they're not working a job like most of us did when we were in college.

And so what they have done instead is set up these huge camps on university breaking several university rules and laws, not just protesting, because that's what we're told.

Oh, they're just protesting the horrible involvement of, so there's two things that they say.

They say that they are protesting university's willingness

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