Okay, so if you are watching this show, and if you watch it regularly, you've probably come to the conclusion that higher ed has gotten a little quirky.

And I'm here to tell you that you're wrong.

They're actually out of their minds.

Now, is that mean everyone?

No, of course not.

Of course not everyone in higher ed is out of its minds.

But if you look at it as kind of a broader institution in this

country, there are a lot of problems. And a lot of those problems have become apparent to, I think,

a number of people that were, let's just say, more skeptical or thought that conservatives were just

being crazy. And then all of a sudden, they saw a bunch of, I don't know what you might refer to it as,

how about openly anti-Semitic behavior on campus? And they started a question, wait a second,

what's actually going on? And I think what a lot of people have started to realize is that like

in so many other things that have been going on in our country, the number of people that

have pointed out something and said, this looks off. We're the ones that have been constantly

told, you're blowing this out of proportion. That's not a big deal. It's an isolated incident.

How does this affect you? What's the problem? And then when we said, no, no, no, here's the

proof. This seems off. There seems like there's something wrong here. We constantly

got gaslit. And now there's a bunch of people that probably don't always agree with us ideologically

that are looking at the same thing going, oh yeah, you're right. There's something wrong.

Yes, there is. Now the question is, what do we do about it? But before we get to actually talking

about what we can do about it, because that's

the good news in this podcast, there is actually a lot of stuff that we can do, and we're going to

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