, is it the case as far as you can tell that the issues about free speech, liberalism, some are antiliberal, antifree speech. those seem to correlate highly with not perhaps the entire university but parts of the university in particular departments and here i would say one way to think about this would be you're more likely to have those opinions of view if your -- your one of the children and you're a post modern kind of department, if you're in english department, this is the notion that all knowledge is power and therefore that it's directly contrary to your vision of the university and so i guess the question i'm asking, these are new, they seem to be most glamorous in some ways, the most heard from in departments and they also seem to be departments that administrators are very reluctant to respond to forcefully i would say. given all of that, first of all, is what i've described do you think true, and to what extent does it describe more general issue, in other words, are these departments quite small or marginalized or are they, in fact, important, one of the departments if you read

antiliberal thought will cause all these things i'm talk us about. world were 2, the great depression, all that's going to happen, and the only way to stop it is to win the battle of ideas. and that's why you guys are here. you guys here to win the battle of ideas. and the liberty folks folks ande hillsdale college, we're engaged in the battle of ideas and we can win that battle. it's not like it's unwinnable. all it needs is that we start to learn how to craft the argument, and to point out the obvious. get people to observe, and i think that we have a great chance here to do that, because we have lots of opportunities you didn't have in 1950. you've got facebook, you have all sorts of social media. you have more television stations. you have all sorts of radio stations. you have all sorts of mechanisms to get your voice heard. to just write a letter to your local paper. i was congressional chief of staff and if with got a letter -- started getting letters in our local paper, the hillsdale daily news we starts are paying attention. don't have to wri