Welcome to the dispatch podcast. This is Jamie Weinstein. My guest today is Robbie George.

Robbie George is the McCormick Professor of Juris Prudence and Director of the James

Madison Program in American ideals institutions at

Princeton University. He has won too many honors and served on too many

prestigious commissions to mention here. Suffice it to say he is one of the country's leading academics of any ideology and on a short list of maybe two for the most famous conservative college professors on campus today.

So it was an honor to have him on this program.

We discussed many issues including

and most obviously what is going on on college campuses today,

what he thought of the statements of the three presidents of major elite universities before Congress,

what he would do if he was president of Princeton University and faced with those same questions. and a little bit about the just

broader national political moment we are in. I hope you enjoy this episode.

Without further do I give you Professor Robbie George

George welcome to the dispatch podcast.

Thank you Jamie it's my pleasure.

Thanks for inviting me on.

Well, it's a real honor to have you on.

And I want to start here, actually.

And I'm kind of interested in what your response would be as both someone who is a staunch advocate for free speech and

someone who has been a strong fighter against anti-Semitism. I want to imagine for a moment

you are Princeton President Robbie George and you were sitting in a house hearing room earlier this month and you were asked a very broad and general question which was does calling for

the genocide of Jews constitute bullying in harassment.

How would President Princeton President Robbie George respond?

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