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There's a lot going on today. The president has left Israel. Jim Jordan has lost the second

round of votes with more. He is not expected to be able to keep this up. Republicans are looking for an option maybe

with Democrats to empower Patrick McKinery to continue serving in some capacity as speaker.

There's a lot of uncertainty out there right now. What's happening? A lot of uncertainty

is to how to proceed in Congress

with this whole mess. I don't think Jordan can stay in getting more nose the second round than

the first round. But I'm not sure how they're going to proceed.

Now, I want you to know I've debated whether or not to go down this road again, because I've been down this a number of times, and I don't want to bore any of you,

but I got a lot of new listeners.

So I want to, I want to review for you some stuff that my friend Tim Keller wrote before he died,

and I want to talk to you about what's happening on college campuses around the country

is it relates in particular what we're seeing with this pro-Palestinian pro-Hamas bit among

students.

Let me just read you some of this so that you understand what we're dealing with.

Drawing on the teachings of Karl Marx, what can be called postmodern critical theory has emerged very recently with his own account of justice, which is sharply different from the other accounts of justice Americans are familiar with.

It has taken shape more recently and it's come on the scene very forcefully.

Postmodern critical theory argues first, the explanation of all unequal outcomes in wealth,

well-being, and power is never due to individual actions or to differences in culture

or to differences in human abilities, but only and strictly due to unjust social structures and systems and the only way to fix unequal outcomes for the downtrodden is through social policy, never by asking people to change their behavior or change their culture.

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