Welcome to the No Spin News Weekend Edition.

Over the weekend, the president of Cornell, another Ivy League school, Martha Pollock, was forced out of her job after seven years.

Ms. Pollock has been very controversial, a DEI proponent, a race-based person, and her campus

has been the scene of a lot of upheaval. We have a relationship with Dr. William Jacobson,

who is in the law department,

teaches law at Cornell, still does.

He's been there for 17 years.

He has been a critic of Martha Pollock,

and he joins us now from Providence, Rhode Island.

Once again, Professor, you're in Providence on sabbatical?

What are you doing there?

Because Cornell's in

Ithaca, New York. Yeah, classes are over. So we have a part-time place in Rhode

Island, so that's why I'm here. All right, you're probably better off. There's a great

university right down the road, Salvei Regina. We don't have any of this crazy stuff.

Look, people don't know who Martha Pollock is. You know very well who she is and have been a critic

of hers. What's the essential problem with President Pollock?

The problem was that after George Floyd, she reacted the way many colleges reacted with an aggressive, quote unquote, anti-racism program, which of course was very racist,

not anti-racist, and imposed it on the campus. In July of 2020, she laid out what she called an anti-racist and imposed it on the campus in July of 2020 she laid out what she

called an anti-racism initiative she assigned Ebram Kennedy's book he's a

proponent of discrimination against people to cure past discrimination as

reading for the summer for the entire university.

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