simon fanshawe, by the way, a friend of the show. hello, simon.was one of the one of the first headliners. hello, simon. and he's gone on now to greater things. >> well, he used to. he was already. this predated him appearing on the show. remember he used to talk about this and he'd written a book about it and stuff. yeah. how to do diversity. >> how many others have gone on to greater things, josh? >> many have gone on to great things. but you know what? so he's got this thing. campaign group. it says all the other diversity stuff is rubbish. but join our diversity group because we're brilliant. >> yeah. i'm sure. well done simon. times now josh. and not for the first time, we've become aware that one of the world's great seats of learning has also become a seat of forgetting. and ignorance. >> yeah, freedom of speech is in crisis. suella braverman says after cambridge cancellation, she was going to go visit the society that she was part of back in the day. and sure , back in the day. and sure, cambridge university conservative association. i alw

. >> well, simon fanshawe, friend of the show, a friend of you. friend of ours, one of the first headliners, a friend of yours. okay. he said it's now become a signifier about whether you're compliant with a certain set of ideological views. and that's exactly what they did. if i may be slightly more indulgent than normal at a big argument with someone on twitter this week about exactly this, saying how the nhs was erasing the word women, and he was saying and i just showed loads of examples, it talks about it specifically here, how the nhs removing the word women from their websites and information materials. this guy then turns out he's called lee marlow. he's a journalist lecturer and hahaha yeah, he was wrong . haha yeah. so what do you wrong. haha yeah. so what do you do about that? >> well, i'm glad you're using the show to settle your twitter storm. that's what it's all about, josh. anyway, let's move on to now to the daily mail. and luckily, josh, this word has never been used to refer to you. >> no, indeed, i'm very lucky because . and i'