that is a little from andrew sullivan. lot of articles in the paper, including the washington post. this was a front-page piece. penn leader's exit fuels debate on campus speech. others called the resignation a loss for free speech, predicting it will imperil the rights of students and professors to speak their minds as donors shape campus codes of conduct and discussions. university leaders are balancing policies favoring full and free campus debate with the need to protect students and faculty from violence and harassment, a real threat in the current discourse that affected people on both sides of the conflict in recent weeks. the board of advisors proposed a broad policy that would discipline students or staff who engage in hate speech, veiled or explicit. a professor of law and philosophy wrote an op-ed in the washington post calling for the restriction of free speech to protect students, urging university presidents to rethink the role that open expression and academic freedom play in the educational mission and demo

. >> laura: andrew sullivan writes, carol hoover was hounded out of her position because she dared ton television that biological sex is binary. hoover and fryer were threats to the left and especially to claudine gay, because deep down i guess she knows she doesn't deserve the title she has and anyone who tries to minimize this, academic rot at the core, they are going to be swept up in this fire storm. pressure on universities is not abating, anyone who supports this nonsense will join the list of academics and administrators who should lose their job. only way is to tell ms. gay to resign and tell the mit president to do the same. if they don't resign, fire them and eliminate position of every faculty member employed to continue the race and gender hustle. cnn, 's graduate of -- strong case over the weekend. >> understand broad shift taking place at elite universities, gone from centers of excellence to institutions pushing political agenda. universities have been neg neglecting excellence to pursue variety of agendas around diversity and inclusion. >> laura: it would be a mistake

. >> laura: now, libertarian writer andrew sullivan offers more insights into how ms.ay enforces the social justice orthodoxy writing this is the same president who watched a brilliant popular professor carol hooven be effectively hounded out of her profession after a public shaming campaign because she dared to state on television that biological sex is binary. the very existence were threats to the left and especially to claudine gay do down she knows she doesn't deserve the title she has. anyone right now who tries to minimize this which is academic wrought at its core, at any of our most elite institutions they ever only going to be swept up in firestorm. the pressure on universities is not evading. anyone who supports this nonsense will simply join the masses of overpaid and underperforming academics and administrators who should lose their jobs. the only way is to tell ms. gay to resign and tell the mit president sally kornbluth to do the same. if they don't resign, fire them. and eliminate the position of every administrator and faculty member employed to contin

you know, i was thinking about something i believe is credited to the commentator andrew sullivan saidcollege campus now, and i guess you can see it as a natural outgrowth of separate graduation ceremonies and dormitories based on race. now we have separate holiday parties and what is the criteria here? could vice president harris attend but not her husband, who i believe is jewish? could barack obama attend but he could not bring his late mother or grandmother with him if he wanted to go? what about the kids of these interracial marriages, are they allowed to attend. utterly, utterly ridiculous, indefensive, and post racial america, they want to keep it front and center, what the progressives the democratic party think is good politically and this is the result of that. >> john: if i'm not mistaken, michelle wu's husband is white as well. she was asked to explain this, listen to this exchange. >> are you concerned this lends to further divisiveness? >> no, i mean, again, this is a group that has been in place for many, many years. we celebrate all kinds of connection and identity and

to me, to me, what's happened andrew happened here and andrew sullivan article on sullivan wrote a good and backing me up which was good, literally, the good, not literally, but at the same point, which is that they've this white they've been doing this to white people it's the oppressor saying it's the oppressor versus the and they've been the oppressed and they've been getting away it. and now getting away with it. and now jewish have fallen into jewish people have fallen into the for them the oppressor category for them because calling them white. basically calling them white. and they can feel. and so now they can say feel. they this, they can say things like this, and people see how and now people see how disgusting it is and harvard here this here are doubling down on this poisonous woke ideology that let's you make statements like this. there was this. and even cnn, there was a long piece by fareed zakaria, who said that it's time for universities put away the universities to put away the politics get back to actual politics and get back to actual learning. how about that? so eve

to me, to me, what's happened andrew happened here and andrew sullivan article on sullivan wrote a good and backing me up which was good, literally, the good, not literally, but at the same point, which is that they've this white they've been doing this to white people it's the oppressor saying it's the oppressor versus the and they've been the oppressed and they've been getting away it. and now getting away with it. and now jewish have fallen into jewish people have fallen into the for them the oppressor category for them because calling them white. basically calling them white. and they can feel. and so now they can say feel. they this, they can say things like this, and people see how and now people see how disgusting it is and harvard here this here are doubling down on this poisonous woke ideology that let's you make statements like this. there was this. and even cnn, there was a long piece by fareed zakaria, who said that it's time for universities put away the universities to put away the politics get back to actual politics and get back to actual learning. how about that? so eve

to me, to me, what's happened andrew happened here and andrew sullivan article on sullivan wrote a goodis and backing me up which was good, literally, the good, not literally, but at the same point, which is that they've this white they've been doing this to white people it's the oppressor saying it's the oppressor versus the and they've been the oppressed and they've been getting away it. and now getting away with it. and now jewish have fallen into jewish people have fallen into the for them the oppressor category for them because calling them white. basically calling them white. and they can feel. and so now they can say feel. they this, they can say things like this, and people see how and now people see how disgusting it is and harvard here this here are doubling down on this poisonous woke ideology that let's you make statements like this. there was this. and even cnn, there was a long piece by fareed zakaria, who said that it's time for universities put away the universities to put away the politics get back to actual politics and get back to actual learning. how about that? so e

i'm mike santoli along with leslie picker and brian sullivan. joe, becky and andrew are off today. up at this hour. just two trading days left in 2023. hovering near the all-time highs. s&p 500ened kated about three points. only got about two-thirds of a percent to get to an all-time closing high. set nearly two years ago. the first couple of trading days of 2022 we were last there. the dow and the nasdaq are both at all-time highs. look at treasury yields. a lot of the pressure has come off here since the ten year hit 5% late october, early november. ten year up a little today, but up 382 at the moment. that two-year yield, too, down to about 4.25 suggesting, yeah, anticipating fed cuts sometime next year. >> there you go. listen, we are open for business. trading today and tomorrow. volume may be down, but stocks are on the move. middle of a nice rally mike mentioned. dom chu, he's got some of today's, not money movers. that's the 11:00 show. morning movers. >> morning movers, yes, featured on "squawk box," another show on cnbc. start things off, sully, a check on tesla. higher b

i'm leslie picker along with mike santoli and brian sullivan. joe, becky and andrew are off today.s. equity futures this hour not much movement. s&p and dow still hanging in there in the green. nasdaq implied to open in the red. about five points lower there. treasuries, selling off as well. yields higher across the board. ten year currently at about 3 point 9%. energy prices, crude in the green again today after having sold off about 10% year-to-date. natural gas, leaving little pressure there. down about 0.08% currently. check out on bitcoin as well. up about 0 p.9% but year-to-dat gains 160%. much of that baking in potential approval for bitcoin etf, which generated a lot of hype in the segment this year. >> for sure. >>> nvidia, one of the biggest stocks stories of the year creating hype and excitement. frank holland with a look at chipmaker as part of today's "morning movers" good morning. >> happy new year. nvidia moving higher on a game chip in china with export controls. rts 4090d slower to follow regulations. and placed on a list of u.s.-made chips that could not be sent t

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and cromwell, the family law scholars, anonymous, sdo, and of course, the couple, andrew and the last of us banks. so we're going to take maybe two or three questions right now? and then i'm going to go on to the other book. so so i mean, feel to applaud if you want. are there any questions, a comment at this time? yes i think this idea of a sort of chip parenting and sort of co-parenting, very interesting. what what kinds of characteristics do they see in their either their own biological child or their partner's child that they find? do they talk about that? they mentioned a couple. and of it's going to vary from couple to couple, but they mentioned an energy and enthusiasm. one one man who was rather lethargic. he loved the energy and exuberance of his partner's child. those are the two that really come across. so but yeah, i think absolutely fascinating. something i hadn't thought and i think it's really worth pursuing, particularly now that more and more same sex couples are having children, particularly men it used be that men were adopting, but now they're actually going toward