It's Monday, December 11, 2023. I'm Albert Moeller and this is the briefing, a daily

analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.

As we went into the weekend, one of the biggest stories in the United States had to do with

controversy surrounding three universities and in particular the presidents of those universities.

The universities would be Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Massachusetts

Institute of Technology, and what all three of those presidents shared in common was that they had appeared

before a House Committee and quite frankly all three of them committed absolute

malpractice as not only a university president but as a human being with any kind of decent moral compass.

All three of them blew the question as to whether or not calling for the genocide of the Jewish people on their campuses

would be unacceptable behavior that could lead to charges in terms of

student discipline. All three of them failed the test and they failed it miserably and they

failed it publicly. Friday I published an article that world opinion entitled

the moral rot starts at the top and that's exactly what we're looking at here. We are looking at a

moral rot in our society and we have known for a long time that this

ideological moral rot has been spreading campus by campus, program by program,

professor by professor, student group by student group.

But now we have absolute proof, and we also have ample documentation. The Rot by no surprise starts at the top.

But over the weekend, three presidents became two presidents and a former president, and in

all likelihood the pressure for termination or for resignation is likely only to grow

when it comes to the presidents of Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Elizabeth McGill who appeared last week before Congress as the President of the University of Pennsylvania,

is now very quickly to be the former President of the University of Pennsylvania.

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