Join me today as a professor of English at the University of Ottawa, an author, a self-declared

anti-feminist and a campaigner for the right to dissent.

Janice Bimango, welcome to the Ruben Report.

Well, thank you very much, Dave.

It's nice to have you here.

We were looped in by this Jordan Peters, in fella.

Apparently everyone knows this guy now.

So before we do anything else, I thought it would be interesting since he was a

sea loopess in together, what do you make of the Jordan Peterson phenomenon?

Well, to say the very least, I think what Jordan proves is that there is an incredible hunger

out there amongst young people, maybe amongst young men in particular, but obviously amongst

women as well for something that's really genuine and hard-hitting and real in terms

of discussing what matters in the world today, something that we aren't getting in our

public conversations at all.

And Jordan obviously offers that and all of the attempts to discredit him and to claim

that he represents something really dark and nefarious, clearly isn't working in turning

people off.

Yeah, it ain't going to stop though.

No, no, it's just ramping up, I think.

Yeah, so what is going on in Canada?

There seems to be a burst of Canadian professors from Jordan to you and Gadsad and plenty of others.

Feel free to name drops of others that should be on my radar.

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