Good morning and welcome to Bungian Report Early Edition. I'm your host, A Vita. A Kansas University

lecturer calls for the killing of men who don't vote for Kamala. Arizona University's

hand student information over to the Kamala campaign. Colorado Supreme Court tosses out a lawsuit

against a baker who refused to make a cake that violated his conscience.

Tim Walsh and Doug Emhoff walk off without paying for their coffees.

Kamala Harris decries hurricane disinformation on CNN.

FEMA spent $12 million on increasing equity in disaster responses.

Brandon Johnson uses his race as a shield from criticism and Reddit shuts down a message board dedicated to uncovering the truth about the

first assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life. All this on, Vonjana Report, Early Edition.

One of the biggest forces poisoning our society is the university system.

For decades now, the university system has been overrun by Marxists who have installed fake fields of study based on left-wing ideology, and at the same time banished

any academic who disagrees with them, and bullies into silence any student who they deemed

to be a thought criminal. And that's why this story from yesterday didn't

shock me in the slightest. A Kansas University lecturer named Philip Locoq has exposed, was exposed on

camera calling for the death of any man who dares not cast a vote for Kamala Harris. Take a listen.

Guys are smarter than girls. You've got some serious problems. That's what frustrates me.

There are going to be some males in our society that will refuse to vote for a potential female president because they don't

think females are smart enough to be president. We could line all those guys up and shoot them.

They clearly don't understand the way the world works. Did I say that? Scratch that from the

recording. I don't want the Dean's hearing that I said that we can

line up all those guys and shoot them this is what left is due it's all about

compassion and love and peace until you disagree with, and then they want to kill you.

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