. >> the professor, allison stanger, said she wanted to challenge them.son she wanted to interview him was because she strongly disagreed with his ideas and she was looking to a robust, spirited debate. and she's the one who wound up in the hospital. >> i want to retract a little bit of what i just said. middlebury is not the villain in the way they handled his visit. they did all the right things. but the culture being created at schools like middlebury are producing students who behave that way. it's fine, and more free speech and more free speech is better for students to protest the speaker coming, stand outside the venue. in some way make clear i don't , believe in what is being said in there and i want to offer a contrary perspective. what you had happened in middlebury when milo yiannopoulos at uc berkeley went, you saw form of registering disagreement that was completely out of bounds and has nothing to do with enlightened discourse. >> i think this called attention to a gigantic generation gap is not just the millennial's. it started two years to

allison stanger has a concussion, we saw protests at berkeley and nyu, what are your thoughts?tions for campus reform are covering campuses like berkeley and middlebury for a long time. this speaks to larger trends in our country. we have two groups of people who label each other. we call each other deplorable, racist and need to come forward and move forward and freedom of speech is a way to do that. liz: excellent point, thank you very much for coming on the show. appreciate your time. come back soon. >> thank you for having me, liz. liz: president trump heads to a rally tomorrow night. fox business will be all over it. we're going to bring that you coverage. and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taki

. >> greg: last thursday at middlebury college in vermont, charles murray and professor allison stangerb of left-wing creeps out to stop murray from a planned lecture. >> shut it down. shut it down. >> greg: sanger was hospitalized with injuries. we contact the college period they got back to us two pages of nothing. without real action against those who use violence to silence speech, the next step has to be anarchy. do you think i'm kidding? consider this question. once the intervening step between silence and violence? its words appeared without words, it's a simple leap from calm to calamity. before language, cavemen grunted and then use their club. communication changes that. it's a mechanism that created civilization and prevents its own destruction. now it's the left who wish to go back. do you ever see a right wing kid violently jumping lefty speakers? you either have silent appeasement or a bruise. it used to be that discourse with the college staple. you could hold a lively debate and even when it got hot, it was respectful. how many speakers have been forced to cancel? did yo

their names are allison stanger, professor of political science at middlebury college, and charles murray, author of several ground-breaking books, including the work "the bell curve," and a scholar at the american enterprise institute. america deserves and needs to hear their story. on saturday, two days after the incident, professor stanger wrote on her facebook page as follows, quote, i agreed to participate in the event with charles murray because several of my students asked me to do so. they're smart and good people, all of them, and this was their big event of the year. i actually welcomed the opportunity to be involved because while my students may know that i'm a democrat, all of my courses are nonpartisan, and this was a chance to demonstrate publicly my commitment to a free and fair exchange of views in my classroom. as the campus uproar about his visit built, i was genuinely surprised and troubled to learn that some of my faculty colleagues have rendered judgment on dr. murray's work and character while openly admitting that they had not read anything that he had written. with