at the U?

Yeah, that's a great question.

I'm sure all of your listeners know at the University of Utah, it's likely going to be the most liberal college campus in Utah, given that it's in Salt Lake City and one of the larger schools as well.

We've seen a pattern of this sort of behavior from mostly Democrat students for a while now.

Earlier in the year, in January, you had another student who we were out tabling, doing debates, as we often do.

And you had a student there who said he was going to Kirk us.

And I don't think it takes much of your imagination to understand what that could mean.

So it's interesting that they would take sides in such an issue.

The overall climate on campus, if someone's not a college student today, how aggressive, how militant are the people who are holding these views on campus and how much impunity do they think they can act with?

Yeah, one thing is evidently clear is that we're observing patterns where those on the left find it comical to make threats.

They've normalized on campus silencing the opposing political view, and they're avoiding accountability, like you said.

And in this instance, glorifying murder.

Earlier in the year, in January, we had another student who was arrested at the University of Utah who, as we were out doing campus debates, said he was going to kirk us as he motioned with his arm a rifle being shot towards us.

Police were there, they saw it, they witnessed it, and they immediately apprehended him.

This is something that you're seeing at the University of Utah, where they're allowing these ideologies to fester with students, and they do nothing to call it out or stop it.

Like who's come around you and what's that feel like to know that this moment that you guys are living in such a personal way has reached national attention?