Sheryl Sandberg

I'm not close enough. It's all merging together in my mind. I don't know exactly which protests that happen at which schools, but here's what I would do. Yeah. I would have very clear rules, which, by the way, all the schools have. It's a question of enforcing them.

I'm not close enough. It's all merging together in my mind. I don't know exactly which protests that happen at which schools, but here's what I would do. Yeah. I would have very clear rules, which, by the way, all the schools have. It's a question of enforcing them.

The schools that are letting this happen are not enforcing their own rules. Schools are actually, I think, look, free and open dialogue is important. College is the place you should go to talk about the issues from all sides, to have thoughtful conversations, to have deep conversations, even maybe to have angry conversations.

The schools that are letting this happen are not enforcing their own rules. Schools are actually, I think, look, free and open dialogue is important. College is the place you should go to talk about the issues from all sides, to have thoughtful conversations, to have deep conversations, even maybe to have angry conversations.

And I bet you had thoughtful conversations because that's what's made you you. Look how look how complex. Look at your views, David. You're able to articulate multiply complex views. And I bet some of that was from Berkeley, where you probably sat with your fellow students and talk to them. Right. That's not what's happening.

And I bet you had thoughtful conversations because that's what's made you you. Look how look how complex. Look at your views, David. You're able to articulate multiply complex views. And I bet some of that was from Berkeley, where you probably sat with your fellow students and talk to them. Right. That's not what's happening.

These colleges have rules. Most colleges have a rule that you can't protest in the president's office. There are colleges where the faculty and administration, when people are protesting in the president's office, they're serving them food. There are colleges that say, you're not allowed to protest here, go outside.

These colleges have rules. Most colleges have a rule that you can't protest in the president's office. There are colleges where the faculty and administration, when people are protesting in the president's office, they're serving them food. There are colleges that say, you're not allowed to protest here, go outside.

What I was gonna say is I think the answer lies in what we're saying. David, you started out by saying, how are we gonna get to progress? Well, screaming at each other is not gonna get to progress. I don't have an answer for peace in the Middle East, but universities play roles in getting there. thoughtful, hard conversations. Let's look at the real history.

What I was gonna say is I think the answer lies in what we're saying. David, you started out by saying, how are we gonna get to progress? Well, screaming at each other is not gonna get to progress. I don't have an answer for peace in the Middle East, but universities play roles in getting there. thoughtful, hard conversations. Let's look at the real history.

Let's look at who the leadership could be. Let's look at what kind of leaders we need on both sides. Let's look at what the international community could be doing. Those answers could come out of universities. Some of those college students, if they weren't reading five things they don't understand, could help us get there.

Let's look at who the leadership could be. Let's look at what kind of leaders we need on both sides. Let's look at what the international community could be doing. Those answers could come out of universities. Some of those college students, if they weren't reading five things they don't understand, could help us get there.

And I think these protests are getting in the way of the thoughtful dialogue. And I honestly think part of what happens with cancel culture, I don't want to listen to another view on all sides. Really? Why don't you say, I want to listen. My friend Adam Grant wrote a great book called Think Again. I wish everyone in the whole world would read that damn book. Think again.

And I think these protests are getting in the way of the thoughtful dialogue. And I honestly think part of what happens with cancel culture, I don't want to listen to another view on all sides. Really? Why don't you say, I want to listen. My friend Adam Grant wrote a great book called Think Again. I wish everyone in the whole world would read that damn book. Think again.

Think again means you like might not be right about everything. Think again means you need to like listen to the other side. We're never going to get there without that kind of thoughtful dialogue.

Think again means you like might not be right about everything. Think again means you need to like listen to the other side. We're never going to get there without that kind of thoughtful dialogue.

One is that you were really passionate against this sexual assault and really clear. And as much as we need women to believe this, we need male and male leaders. And so your voices, like, I could feel the passion on this. And I'm really grateful because that gives me hope. Like, it's such a dark moment. It's such a dark moment for democracy. It's such a dark moment for Jews.

One is that you were really passionate against this sexual assault and really clear. And as much as we need women to believe this, we need male and male leaders. And so your voices, like, I could feel the passion on this. And I'm really grateful because that gives me hope. Like, it's such a dark moment. It's such a dark moment for democracy. It's such a dark moment for Jews.

It's such a dark moment for women. But this really gave me hope. And the second is your tears for Dave. Thanks. It's been nine years. A lot of we've moved on. You have friends. I have a wonderful life that I'm so grateful for, but the world's still lost.

It's such a dark moment for women. But this really gave me hope. And the second is your tears for Dave. Thanks. It's been nine years. A lot of we've moved on. You have friends. I have a wonderful life that I'm so grateful for, but the world's still lost.