Campus Reform

Another example of political bias all over college campuses.

Joining me to discuss is the assistant editor of Campus Reform, Will Biagini.

Will, nice to see you today.

Thank you for having me on.

But this never should have happened.

You had a student newspaper, which is... sending paid-for campaign advertisements to all kinds of email addresses affiliated with the student body on election day, encouraging them to go vote for Abdul El-Sayed.

And we here at Campus Reform, we investigated this issue and we asked the university, hey, will there be any repercussions for the faculty administrator who was responsible for this.

And the university told us that he will be having a sit-down meeting with university leadership.

And that's kind of the plan.

And if we don't kind of push back against that, sure, we have groups that are out there like Campus Reform, which is an online group.

What's it? Accuracy and Media.

Those are two organizations that constantly put up videos challenging what's going on in academia.

We're going to get to it, too.

According to a recent report in Campus Reform, Wisconsin's public universities could face changes to their admissions, hiring, and scholarship policies after voters approved a constitutional amendment restricting preferential treatment for DEI in government institutions.

So, hold up.

So they voted to end DEI.

This is what most Americans think Medicare for All is going to be and how it's going to function.

I'm Kava Phillips with Campus Reform with Medicare for All, more popular than ever.

We're here at George Washington University talking to students on if they support it and if they'll still support it after hearing what's actually in it.

Let's see what they have to say.

When I was a freshman at Oberlin, we got this email one day that was like, do not let someone calling themselves Angela Boynton into any campus buildings.

Turns out, There's a website, I believe it was called Campus Reform, that had done a hidden camera hot mic sting operation on Oberlin College professors where this woman posing as a student called Angela Boynton was going to all of the American studies and the creative writing in the English professor, the lib disciplines.

going to their office hours, crying because she was triggered by the Constitution.

That was what she said.

We've allowed this to be taught in our schools from K-12 through 14. the universities and the colleges, and if they hate their country, why would they want to defend it? If they believe that we're truly evil and we're these truly bad people and it's the patriarchy and it's slavery and it's all these terrible things.

So in the most concerning part of Campus Reform's interview on GW's campus where we interviewed dozens of students and asked them, on a scale of one to 10, rate your patriotism.

A lot of students don't even know what patriotism means because the word is not even taught in schools.

Civic duty is not taught in schools.

I think that just goes against basic human instinct.

But again, it's what these leftist professors and these leftist college campuses are teaching their students.

And when at Campus Reform, we go and we talk to these students every day, it's important that we understand where is this coming from and why is it like this? And ultimately, I put a lot of blame on the university administrators And these professors for teaching these people anti-American values and anti-Western values and grading them on those anti-Western and anti-American values.

Yeah.

He then posted this video in this image that you proudly on social media that you can see there.

It was captured by Campus Reform.

Shout out to them for covering it.

And it said, yo, you best protect your neck.

So, is higher education encouraging independent thought or rewarding ideological conformity because of far-left ideals? This is going to be a good conversation.

Joining me to discuss is the Associate Editor for Campus Reform, Esteban Elizondo.

Esteban, good to see you.

Terrence, thanks for having me.

So what is going on on college campuses these days? I'll start kind of wide and then I will narrow in on some conversations.

So Senator Slotskin being able to threaten young conservatives with political persecution on campus is just a symptom of how ideologically saturated they've become.

At the Leadership Institute's Campus Reform, we've covered that professors at many universities are over 90 percent Democrat or 90 percent left or donate 90 percent to the Democratic Party.

And when you live in such ideological bubbles, that's when you can get a sitting U.S. senator threatening young Americans with what is essentially jail time for expressing themselves freely.

I'm joined now by my guests or with my guests here, Nicholas Giordano.

He is with Campus Reform.

Listen, I encourage you guys to go to Campus Reform dot org, Campus Reform dot org, Campus Reform dot org.

If you want to know what the lefties are doing in college campuses and you want to meet campus.

people like Nicholas Giordano that are fighting back against the infiltration that the left is having on college campuses, I encourage you to go to campusreform.org. Nick, you joined me earlier on Scott Jennings' program this week.

And I guess it's the total opposite.

Well, it is the total opposite.

So at Campus Reform, we put out a piece on the University of Pittsburgh.