coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

I read that and I laughed out loud when I first read this article.

I mean, I have no idea.

It's not even clear what she's trying to say.

My only observation here that I thought was pretty funny this whole thing is just like you

know three brain cells they're all fighting each other. It's trying to be good propaganda.

We do not need another dissertation on lesbian queer theory. Like we don't need it stop funding them

stop admitting them to university stop giving them honors like all of it needs gone I'll take them down don't you know they got a gold fires rage time for change I can see

and now I'm no oh make a sound you that harder blow I'm bound for the revolution road. It's the only place

left for to go now Blind eyes open wide take a peak way deep inside.

Tell my friend what do you see, ain't a one roof now with you and me.

Welcome everyone once again to the roundtable the editors and publishers

podcast of the American mind here at the Claremont Institute. I'm your

host Ryan Williams president of the Claremont Institute publisher of the

American mind and the Claremont Review of books. I am joined by Spencer Clavin assistant editor of the Clearmont Review Books.

I am joined by Spencer Clavin, assistant editor of the Clearmont

Review Books and the American Mind.

David Barr, managing editor of the American Mind, Matthew Peterson, Vice President of Education

at the Claremont Institute and founding editor of the American

Mind, and last but not least, James Pullis, executive editor of the American Mind.

Well, we thought today we'd open by talking about the coup, the coming coup.

I reference of course Michael Anton's article which he wrote with a question mark after

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