00:09:58.000They have two people controlling, so there's no way that this could go awry again.
00:10:03.000There's no way that she would have the complete lack of positional awareness to, at this point in time, be put in a disadvantageous position.
00:10:31.000Any wrestlers out there, high school wrestlers or any grappling hobbyists, like to get an ankle pick, the first thing they'll tell you is like you have to get under their weight or you need to somehow get hip drive or get them off balance.
00:10:40.000He just goes like, Yeah, take another one.
00:10:44.000If. All of your physical ability and training can't overcome a perp simply mentally saying, nah, then you shouldn't be a cop.
00:13:36.000And I can't even make that joke because men can menstruate too.
00:13:39.000I just, I wish I had my firearm in here so I could swallow it.
00:13:45.000Now, just so you know, people have been asking us to talk about this today, and I don't want to, okay?
00:13:51.000The Candace story of the old profiles and adult friend finder that seemed very much like, you know, the videos where she was saying she was a lesbian and she liked licking you know what.
00:14:04.000I don't know, and I don't want to give it any credence.
00:14:12.000For breaking news on Laura with Crowder, I'm Perry Matheson.
00:14:18.000The United States has seen an uptick in esophageal cancer from the recent HPV virus breakout, with one of its latest victims telling her story.
00:15:35.000Now, white men per capita are far less likely to commit violent crimes, far less likely to be suckling at the government teat.
00:15:44.000So, I think it's important if you are going to be addressing a problem that you reflect the problem as it exists in reality.
00:15:52.000Or you can be conservative light, like Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who put out this ad about unemployed, able bodied young men on welfare.
00:17:33.000I mean people who work in offices and people who work on construction sites.
00:17:38.000They want to turn you, the tax paying American, into a criminal, be it through your speech, be it through Second Amendment technicalities, and they want to turn criminals into a new voting base.
00:17:49.000So the deck is stacked against working Americans because you have to pay for all of it.
00:19:22.000If you want to do this and make it to where you don't offend anybody, then have three or four different characters in the basement playing video games.
00:19:58.000Now, well, I mean, depends on the setting.
00:20:01.000If I can sit across from a black professor, and we did this at Harvard, by the way, Oxford, Princeton, Yale, he clerked for Thurgood Marshall, Professor Randall Kennedy, and I said, and we'll get to this later, I said, you know what?
00:20:14.000And so I would like to look at that and say, you are here.
00:22:39.000Because I be walking in, but I'm riding out.
00:22:46.000So this is an example of Sanders probably taking her base for granted, not really ignoring.
00:22:50.000And you see the same thing, the tone deafness with, by the way, Israel.
00:22:54.000You see the same tone deafness with a lot of people going, hey, you know what?
00:22:57.000You shouldn't walk back the immigration policy.
00:22:59.000You shouldn't just say, ah, we want all the legal immigrants.
00:23:01.000It really is like a portion of the GOP is afraid to simply.
00:23:07.000Address what their voting base expects of them.
00:23:11.000That being said, Kalshi still has her, very likely, of course, winning the governorship, 94% chance, and a 27% chance of winning the 2028 GOP nomination.
00:23:27.000Here's the reason why it matters because people start seeing that over and over and over and over again, and it has real world impacts on us.
00:23:35.000Real world, you just wanted to show a really good cross section of what's actually happening.
00:25:56.000They're hoping that they can slip it in there and you don't notice because the stage has already been set from the lies before.
00:26:03.000So, Tompkins County, and here's the DA, Matt or Matt Van Houten, announced that they would reopen a two year old investigation known as the Cornell gang rape after new claims were made in a civil suit.
00:26:16.000But we're going to do it then and now.
00:26:17.000The new civil suit versus the criminal charges.
00:26:21.000Nearly two years after a young woman says she first told campus police that she'd been raped inside a fraternity house at Cornell University.
00:26:28.000The local district attorney, who had initially declined to pursue criminal charges, says he's reopening the investigation.
00:26:35.000I'll report tonight from CBS's Lilia Luciano.
00:26:38.000A woman identified only as James Bond in the early morning hours in October 2024.
00:26:44.000Seven male students at a Cornell University frat house were in the room at various times over several hours as she alleges she was pressured to take drugs and was repeatedly raped, according to a recently filed civil lawsuit.
00:27:39.000I am going to defend people if they are being wrongfully accused.
00:27:41.000I don't care if they're good people or bad people.
00:27:44.000I only care that the accusation is true or false, especially when the inevitable and completely uneducated reaction from the internet is this.
00:27:54.000The crimes described to have been committed by the Cornell 7 send me into a blind rage, and they deserve every single bit of unrelenting justice they will inevitably receive and then sign.
00:30:12.000While plaintiff was attending and lawfully located at Cornell's campus, she was sexually assaulted and raped by fellow Cornell University students at the fraternity house known as Chi Phi.
00:32:01.000At 5 45 a.m., Jane Doe said that she was too tired to continue and.
00:32:05.000According to the report, at that point, both guys stopped the threesome with her as far as she can remember.
00:32:12.000This does matter because people now saying she was drugged against her will and she was raped, which would of course mean against her will.
00:32:18.000No, she ingested substances voluntarily, did so before she went there, continued to do so, and consented and went out of her way to specify that she was attracted to this individual and wanted to have sex with them.
00:32:39.000Well, it was assessed based on her own word.
00:32:41.000Then she never alleged that anyone forced her to take it.
00:32:45.000According to the police report, male number two asked Jane Doe if she wanted to do more ketamine.
00:32:50.000At that, Jane Doe remembered that she had taken ketamine at some point on the couch with male number one and male number two during this night, but she could not remember where or when that took place.
00:32:59.000Jane Doe thought that she had already done ketamine once, so why not do it a second time?
00:34:49.000But let me ask you this if two people engaged in consensual premarital sex for years, And then one man was verifiably falsely accused of rape.
00:35:00.000Would you not defend the man just because what he's doing obviously is not in line with a Christian worldview?
00:35:06.000Would you say, well, no, no, no, this is why?
00:35:07.000Because people don't want to be associated with it.
00:35:09.000Like, well, I don't support this activity.
00:35:11.000Okay, how about you condemn the activity of falsely accusing of rape?
00:35:15.000That is not a violation of your principles whatsoever.
00:36:00.000Originally, is a great clip with Jake Tapper where he, well, I guess you just say, mischaracterizes it.
00:36:07.000And this guy has to correct it, but then still do the whole, you know, and I'm a guilty white man and we'll see what we can do.
00:36:13.000From what I read from the excerpts that you, or summaries, whatever, that you put out today, is that she consented to a threesome with two other guys, but she did not consent to the five other guys that came into the room and that she hid under the covers.
00:36:33.000And she pushed one away, and nothing that happened with those five other guys sounds consensual at all to me.
00:36:49.000When she was subjected, there were two instances she describes where someone touched her in a way that she didn't want them to touch her, and she told them no, and they did not continue.
00:37:06.000Consent or lack of consent is very specific under New York state law.
00:37:14.000You either have to be physically compelled or forcible compulsion, physical force, or you have to be physically helpless, which is unconscious, or you have to be mentally incapacitated, which is having been given drugs without your knowledge that rendered you incapable of consenting.
00:37:36.000None of those things were articulated in her initial statement.
00:37:51.000We want to give her a chance to speak her truth before the grand jury and tell the rest of the story, whatever information that she gained and insight she gained in the last two years.
00:39:17.000We need to stop with this because now the left wants to go back to Tipper Gore and the pearl clutching, and they're hoping that they have willing accomplices in the evangelical right just going, well, I still don't want to talk about that.
00:39:31.000Churches won't point out the corruption in the system right now and the Me Too 2.0 because they can't talk about ketamine and threesomes from the pulpit because it might make some people uncomfortable.
00:39:40.000This is what is going on on college campus.
00:39:43.000Again, also bastions of progressivism, bastions of degeneracy to be clear, too.
00:39:50.000And also, I'm very sick of, especially when things come to lawfare, hearing people ask her to speak her truth.
00:40:01.000That's how you end up with Trevor Bauer, someone who literally said, I'm going to falsely accuse him and get.
00:40:05.000That bag took the text, sent the text, took the picture without the black eye, then put on some makeup and had a lawyer represent her, going, Okay, great.
00:40:19.000Go check the rep. Tawana Brawley, remember that one?
00:40:22.000Breonna Banks, Duke Lacrosse, UBA gang rape hoax, Columbia Mattress Girl, Trevor Bauer, that Baylor, the football player Sean, was it Oakman was falsely accused?
00:40:30.000Trying to remember that was a big thing at Baylor.
00:40:34.000And surprisingly, here, I hate to do this, but I'm willing to bet that the reason she's a voice of reason on this is because she has a son.
00:40:45.000And I say this because I have twin children, boy, girl.
00:40:50.000And I know that I have to raise them very differently as far as the threats that they face.
00:40:54.000Of course, she needs to be situationally aware.
00:40:56.000And of course, I would never want my daughter in these environments.
00:40:58.000And of course, I would want her to judge.
00:42:13.000And under New York law, Voluntary intoxication or drug use that merely impairs judgment does not legally constitute an inability to consent to sexual activity.
00:42:23.000One boy did walk in, one young man did walk in and say, Everybody out.
00:42:27.000So there was one person that did that.
00:42:30.000And according to her statement, three of the young men did not touch her.
00:42:35.000These young men who have not been charged, not been adjudicated, are being plastered all over the internet.
00:42:42.000I think people are reporting this story inaccurately.
00:42:47.000And while this is something that we have to take very seriously, there is no way, according to her statement in 2024, that any prosecutor would have brought.
00:44:26.000It doesn't just because the woman wants to have a treat doesn't mean that you just because the woman keeps saying more drugs, please, more drugs, please, more drugs, please.
00:50:22.000You're not going to find, if this man happened to be in a presidential cabinet, they would say, the venerated, of course, the highly esteemed, and rightfully so, Professor Randall Kennedy as far as accolades.
00:50:54.000Also, you know, you get, even though people don't tune into this show, or we've debated many people, senators, governors, people from the left, you'll get the criticism of people saying, well, it's just with students.
00:51:02.000It was always designed to include, kind of like the final boss, a professor, but they were more interested in banning us from campus.
00:51:09.000So that's why it was college dropout, the most esteemed and most qualified, rightfully so I have a lot of respect from Professor Randall Kennedy.
00:51:15.000The imposter syndrome comes in because.
00:51:17.000When I heard him make the arguments, I had deja vu because I'd heard all of them before.
00:51:27.000They were, I would say, articulated far more eloquently than the screeching blue hairs that you see at Change My Minds or the students or what you see sometimes on CNN.
00:51:40.000And it was bizarre to me where in my opening statements, I predicted, and I'm going to give you all the references as we always do because.
00:53:31.000I'm willing to accept that there are places that, yes, have discriminated against conservatives.
00:53:38.000He still stands up and unambiguously defends Harvard and academia at large.
00:53:42.000I want to express not only my defense of higher education in the United States, particularly my university, Harvard University.
00:53:57.000I don't want to simply defend it, though I do defend it.
00:54:01.000I want to express my admiration for it.
00:54:04.000Tonight, he will undoubtedly turn around, in some cases, rightfully so, call out conservative overreach to object to a funding condition or a curriculum standard.
00:54:15.000The biggest danger to higher education in the United States today is our federal government pursuant to the Reagan, excuse me, pursuant to the Trump administration.
00:54:31.000The Trump administration has Engaged in a campaign of extortion.
00:54:39.000And when you ask why he can excuse all of this, the only answer tonight will be the same one that Professor gives everywhere.
00:54:48.000Part of the reason why universities have been on the receiving end of the vilification is because people are resentful of the progress that has been made and that has been shown by institutions like the government.
00:55:06.000Again, this is the collective nebulous good that I talked about.
00:58:36.000Oh, it stigmatizes to some degree its beneficiaries.
00:58:42.000It does, so if we're talking about the Harvard example, for instance, it does have the inadvertent effect, and I said inadvertent, not purposeful, but inadvertent effect.
00:59:31.000Okay, if you're nice, then I will just call it as I see it.
00:59:34.000And I'm not being disrespectful at all, but it was obvious who showed up prepared and who did not.
00:59:39.000Well, here's the thing there's no difference between, oh, oh, you're pro life.
00:59:43.000Okay, then here's the part where you're going to say that we better pay for better maternity leave, child care, public schools, insert all of this here.
00:59:50.000And by the way, they never have an answer.
00:59:52.000It's just more money, please, more money, please, more money, please, in a public education system.
00:59:55.000They will never propose accountability.
00:59:57.000They will never propose the disbanding of teachers' unions.
01:00:57.000This was the first time that the most credentialed professor at the best, the most credentialed professor that Harvard could offer from the best institution that could offer it, it was the first time that, and I hope that I was respectful, I really tried to be, he encountered a non neutered conservative male.
01:07:47.000I am a research scientist in what is lovingly referred to as the People's Republic of Cambridge.
01:07:55.000I actually worry in my workplace, based off of commentary around me, that I will be passed up for promotions, that I will be looked at differently because of my views.
01:08:05.000I got a new job within this company recently, and one of the first things I think I was six days into the job was, but you didn't vote for Trump, right?
01:08:14.000I was a graduate recently at the University of Southern California.
01:08:19.000Very similar to Harvard in a lot of ways.
01:08:21.000I had to lie on papers in order to graduate because professors would grade me lower because of my opinion.
01:08:28.000With all of that, and you saying how you think diversity in ideology, in creed, in opinion is so important on campus, what experiences do you have that you can stand on this stage and still tell us that you think that we don't get discriminated against in academic settings, in private universities that have a monopoly of a lot of higher education?
01:08:53.000That is mimicked with a lot of the corporate.