Today you're going to hear an outline of the speech I plan to give at Harvard in

protest of the attempt by Harvard students to ban people who had anything to do with the Trump administration.

I'm going to get invited to Harvard.

I'm going to speak at Harvard, and I'm going to make a very provocative speech in which I talk

about some of the good things that came out of the

Trump administration, something the students and the faculty won't want to hear.

But they're going to hear it because I'm going to say it, and you're going to hear it today on the dirty.

So here's the speech I'm going to offer to give at Harvard University about Donald Trump the students will try to

ban me because as you know there's been a petition circulating saying that anybody who had any association with Donald Trump or the Trump administration

and I defended President Trump on the floor impeachment grounds.

The petition says that anybody who fits into that category,

and I guess I fit into that category

either won't be allowed to speak or will be vetted, I don't know what that means,

will be subject to what, re-education, we'll have to admit their crimes and their moral turpitude and maybe then they'll be allowed to give a kind of

censored accept the speech.

Nah, no, no, no, no, no, no, that's not going to happen. I'm going to get invited to speak at Harvard.

Somebody will invite me, some group of students. It could be five students, it could be ten students.

And here's the speech I'm going to make make and I'll tell you why I'm going to

make it. For 50 years at Harvard I was the Devil's Advocate. Everything that was

politically correct I I challenged.

I taught a course for freshmen called,

where does your morality come from?

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