Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling

As far as comes to power. That's right. That voice just just gets killed. And so I spent a week. I was invited to teach in the summer school at the University of Austin in Texas two summers ago. And it was weirdly schizophrenic. So they have these courses that are called like forbidden courses.

As far as comes to power. That's right. That voice just just gets killed. And so I spent a week. I was invited to teach in the summer school at the University of Austin in Texas two summers ago. And it was weirdly schizophrenic. So they have these courses that are called like forbidden courses.

As far as comes to power. That's right. That voice just just gets killed. And so I spent a week. I was invited to teach in the summer school at the University of Austin in Texas two summers ago. And it was weirdly schizophrenic. So they have these courses that are called like forbidden courses.

However, the president of it, Pano, I forget his last name, a Greek name, he was the former president of St. John's. And so when he came on, the vibe that was given off of it is that actually we're going to be kind of St. John's University with students who may have these right wing politics, but they simply want to get away from a liberal environment. But we'll do what St. John's did.

However, the president of it, Pano, I forget his last name, a Greek name, he was the former president of St. John's. And so when he came on, the vibe that was given off of it is that actually we're going to be kind of St. John's University with students who may have these right wing politics, but they simply want to get away from a liberal environment. But we'll do what St. John's did.

However, the president of it, Pano, I forget his last name, a Greek name, he was the former president of St. John's. And so when he came on, the vibe that was given off of it is that actually we're going to be kind of St. John's University with students who may have these right wing politics, but they simply want to get away from a liberal environment. But we'll do what St. John's did.

And so I gave a course precisely on this subject, the difference between conservatives and reactionaries. great kids from nine in the morning until two in the afternoon.

And so I gave a course precisely on this subject, the difference between conservatives and reactionaries. great kids from nine in the morning until two in the afternoon.

And so I gave a course precisely on this subject, the difference between conservatives and reactionaries. great kids from nine in the morning until two in the afternoon.

And then there was an afternoon program where it was, you know, it was just flag-waving, own the libs, all these odd tech types who came in from Silicon Valley, futurist types, some of them talking about René Girard and all the rest. And it was just... And the kids themselves noticed it.

And then there was an afternoon program where it was, you know, it was just flag-waving, own the libs, all these odd tech types who came in from Silicon Valley, futurist types, some of them talking about René Girard and all the rest. And it was just... And the kids themselves noticed it.

And then there was an afternoon program where it was, you know, it was just flag-waving, own the libs, all these odd tech types who came in from Silicon Valley, futurist types, some of them talking about René Girard and all the rest. And it was just... And the kids themselves noticed it.

They said, you know, we're getting whiplash here, going from reading Roger Scruton and Michael Oakeshott in the morning and talking about DEI in the afternoon as if they're connected. It's one thing if, you know, you go to your study and study the great books and then you go out for the fight. But there's this impression that these things have to connect. And it was a big disappointment.

They said, you know, we're getting whiplash here, going from reading Roger Scruton and Michael Oakeshott in the morning and talking about DEI in the afternoon as if they're connected. It's one thing if, you know, you go to your study and study the great books and then you go out for the fight. But there's this impression that these things have to connect. And it was a big disappointment.

They said, you know, we're getting whiplash here, going from reading Roger Scruton and Michael Oakeshott in the morning and talking about DEI in the afternoon as if they're connected. It's one thing if, you know, you go to your study and study the great books and then you go out for the fight. But there's this impression that these things have to connect. And it was a big disappointment.

I had some hope that maybe it would work out, but it's not.

I had some hope that maybe it would work out, but it's not.

I had some hope that maybe it would work out, but it's not.

Well, just to give a super quick phrase of the book, it's something I began...

Well, just to give a super quick phrase of the book, it's something I began...