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Welcome to the Mona Charan Show.

So glad you chose to tune in in whatever format.

My guest today is Walter Olson of the Cato Institute.

He is a libertarian scholar and has focused on a number of really interesting issues over the course of his career.

But the reason he's here today is to discuss a document that has emerged from the Manhattan Institute

about our universities. So welcome, Walter Olson. Thank you for being here. Thank you.

So this is one of these manifestos that intellectuals are so fond of. Lots of signatures, and some of them

kind of disturbing, I think, to people like you and me who, you know, there are names on this list

who, you were, you were too polite to mention them in your rebuttal piece, but there

are names on this list of people who should know better and whose participation is arguably

kind of embarrassing. But let's let's let listeners in on what we're talking about. So you were responding to what?

It is styled the Manhattan statement, which right then and there tends to associate it with the Manhattan Institute,

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