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We're excited today because we have a reporter from campus reform.

Her name is Emily Sturge and she has been reporting on everything that's going on in campuses.

Obviously, we know that there's a lot.

We've seen a lot of indoctrination on our college campuses.

But I think in the wake of what we saw in Utah and what happened with Charlie Kirk,

we're keeping a closer eye on this.

So, Emily, thank you so much for joining me today.

That's great to be with you.

We have a lot to get into.

We do, absolutely. And first, I want to talk about this group that had the Nerf guns on

college campuses and the plan for that. Can you explain a little bit about that? Absolutely. So in

the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, I think everybody in this country can agree that there is a

political violence problem, particularly among Generation

Z. And it goes right back to our college campuses. It goes right back to social media. But really,

our higher education system has normalized this idea of political violence. And I've been reporting

on professors celebrating Charlie Kirk's death.

And then also this instance at the University of Washington, a leftist student group there planned and advertised an event where it was set up like a carnival game.

And they wanted to have dartboards of political figures and then practice shooting them

with nerve guns.

This is just a couple weeks after Charlie Kirk's assassination.

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