Konstantin Kisin

It's kind of mafioso, isn't it?

What did that entire experience teach you about the education system?

So let's talk about that.

Like the, I hope you don't make any mistakes, you know, be a shame.

So let's talk about that, that aspect of it.

What did that entire experience teach you about the education system?

what the student looked like, which is a massive part when it comes to child safety.

Absolutely, and what's really interesting is this wasn't your first time in the crosshairs of this kind of phenomenon, because you were at Emerson College, weren't you?

Where, I think it was 2016, where you saw the real flourishings of woke, post-Trump.

So let's talk about that because that's fascinating as well.

And it's worth bearing in mind to people who don't know Emerson, Emerson is an incredibly left-wing college.

So that being the case, you think, why is it one of the most progressive left-wing schools in the country is suddenly racist or white supremacist?

It just doesn't make any sense.

That's so crazy.

So what it's effectively saying is you can't uphold academic standards because somebody is of a different color.

Because from what you're talking about with Emerson to what's happening in the school, it just sounds like the seeds were planted a long time ago.

And the inevitable consequence is where we've reached now, where any type of debate is shut down or seen as damaging or harmful to the students.

And it's deeply offensive to people from the micro penis community.

Absolutely.

I think part of the worry is when we talk about education is, because I used to be a teacher, so everyone can drink now.