2024 Cornell University rape allegations

They want us to question what we're wearing so that we blame ourselves instead of the creepy men leering at us in the gym.

It is not a coincidence that this shit is coming during the backlash to the Cornell 7.

What the fuck? What?

Talk about make—I hope she didn't pull a hamstring making that fucking leap.

But because they were part of this movement, it gave it made them feel like they had power.

And they're still holding on.

And the reason I say they're idiots is because they're very upset about this Cornell 7 case that's going on.

And they don't want to hear about the fact because they've already had their mind made up what's going on.

Without further ado, let's get started.

This week, we're talking about the Cornell 7 rape case.

about how a group chat at a fraternity house connects to the Epstein flight logs and how United States institutions build up and protect men who harm women.

If you're not aware, I'm not sure how that would be, but if somehow you're not aware, A former Cornell student filed a 101-page lawsuit on September 14th of this year, alleging that seven members of the T5 fraternity drugged and gang-raped her for seven hours in October of 2024.

Newer research has also given us a name for this empathy that tilts toward male perpetrators who have perceived futures to lose.

The researcher called it empathy.

The ruined lives framing around the Cornell 7, or the character defenses offered for the Pelico defendants, the judge and the Brock Turner sentencing, citing his swimming career impact.

There's also a specific response pattern called DARVO, which I'm sure you've heard of, which stands for Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender.

Next part.

Check this out with the Cornell 7.

Off of his erect penis, the alleged gang rapist said, how about we do a threesome? She agreed.

A third man came into the room and he would also wind up having sex.

They said, I didn't follow this case, but that's wild.

I have no idea.

I didn't know about the Cornell 7 until I had to ask Justin, Donut Shop Podcast, give me a breakdown in a minute and a half of what happened.

And he did.

I thought maybe that would work.

Because today we're talking Cornell 7, we're talking Title IX, we're talking college, campus, sexual safety, and all of the difficult things that are associated with those topics.

And in order to do so, there's literally just one person that I really wanted to bring on.

And we got her.

Well, I found them.

They were up near Ithaca, New York, to come together to protest the Cornell 7.

Featuring signage like, burn the effing frats and we are all Jane Doe.

And, you know, raging as they as they do.

We begin this episode of the podcast with the never-ending and always evolving Cornell botched orgy, whatever the hell you want to call it, story.

I still haven't come up with a particularly good name for it, but to call it the Cornell 7 is factually inaccurate.

To call it the gang rape story is just beyond ridiculous based upon what we currently know.

But we have yet another example of major media malpractice with regard to how it is that the media is selectively publicizing and publishing information based upon what they seem to believe is in the best interest of their preferred narrative, which is, of course, the gang rape Specifically, we had a situation occur in the past week where TMZ had to be the bastion of truth, honesty, and transparency by publishing texts from the Jane Doe accuser.

This will give you a sense of those text messages as reported by Katie Pavlich on News Nation, as well as my response and my attack on the news media, as well as me, I think for the first time in my television career, using the word penis on network television.

We are back with new information on the Cornell rape allegations today.

More text messages between Jane Doe and one of the accused, Cornell 7, were obtained and released by TMZ.

The accused reached out to Jane Doe and said, I just want to apologize for how things went down.

But I'm reminded how far there is to go when another harrowing story is brought to international attention.

This time, it's the Cornell 7.

This actually happened in 2024, but it's only being talked about now because the victim, called Jane Doe to protect her anonymity, is suing Cornell University for the handling of her case.

Not only that, it was actually female student journalists at the Cornell Daily Sun, the campus student newspaper, who broke the story two years later in their pursuit of justice.

It tells us so much about how far institutions will go to protect men and how little women's lives and careers are valued.

Jane Doe, by the way, dropped out of Cornell.

But what I want to focus on in this episode is not necessarily the Cornell 7.

It's the Cornell 57, a Snapchat group made up of 57 male Cornell students of this fraternity.

A group of men she alleges cheered, when's my turn, and let me in right outside the door.

This is a shocking report at another elite university fraternity house that comes just weeks after the Cornell 7 gang rape allegations.

The alleged assault at University of Chicago took place in the early hours of Sunday during a rowdy party at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity.

It was in Hyde Park campus.

Well, you'd think both of these.

Number one, if you're in a fraternity.

And you're having a party, you'd think to yourself, okay, there's been a lot of attention on this Cornell 7 thing.

Maybe we should be really careful that we don't end up in that same boat.