dorian abbott joins me now. he's an associate professor at the university of chicago's department of geo physical sciences. dr. abbott, thanks for being here. you say all of that which i'm describing is not a partisan issue, but it sure feels that way, how come? >> well, it's really not a right/left issue. it's an authoritarian free society issue. all americans democrats and republicans who support the free society should be opposed to cancel culture. >> you were a climate scientist. you were invited to give a speech at m.i.t., you were disinvited but nothing having to do with your opinions on climate science. how am i doing so far? >> yeah, you're doing exactly right. the speech, in particular, it was on a fine climate science ts and seeing which planets could earth-like. >> people watching this are wondering what did he do? what did he say? let me put up a slide on the screen which came from one of your youtube presentations in which you say the way halrvard portrays asian americans reminds me of jewish quotas

we decided to sit down with dorian abbott for unknown addition of carl tucker carlson today.is one of the most impressiv people we've ever interviewed. here is part of our conversation . ♪ >>tucker: your profession, what you do with it does not intersect with the american politics. nothing. in infected me, this sort of science is supposed to be secre garden where you can retreat from all those types of activities. over the last 5-10 years, everything has been introduced into the science, so there's been politicization of science. >> these are the hardest of the hard scientist freight this is not sociology. this is different from that. you when i was an undergraduate. around the turn-of-the-century, there were in the dining hall, we would hear some of this my physics buddies, we would hear what of these other people were saying. >> did these guys eat together? >> s, it was a nerd club. so we would hear what this gas sociology, anthropology, a lot of these fields were infected first, we were hearing what the were saying. it's just funny. him glad i'm studying physics. we never

princeton professor said i'm delighted to report that we've expanded the zoom quota for doctor dorian abbottinceton lecture, the one shockingly canceled by mit and literally thousands of people have registered. you left up the literally. jillian: a straight a student arrested and removed from school in handcuffs because she didn't want to wear a mask, the 60-year-old girl and her father join us. >> talking to joe on show and tomi lahren next on "fox and friends first" do not go anywhere. the called dealing with the water, the dead bodies. jillian: tuesday october 12th, shocking first-person account of the dangerous trick migrants are making to the us is the biden administration leaves $100 million worth of unused border wall materials rusting away in texas.

joining us now, one of my next guests knows what it is like to get canceled by the woke left, dorian abbott supposed to give the annual lecture at m it until a mob discovered public comments about how higher education's obsession with diversity, equity and inclusion is harmful. dorian is here with stephen miller, former trump senior advisor that helps protect the freedom that we all enjoy as americans. your lecture had nothing to do with critical race theory, but the incredible, controversial topic was what drew their scorn, what was it? >> a climate of planets orbiting different stars and which ones could potentially host life. >> so that, you weren't able - i would like to hear that lecture. that is off the table because you questioned the holy grail of ddi. >> if you would like to hear the lecture it will happen at princeton and anyone can register for free online. >> good for princeton. i'm surprised by that. you are not surprised by any of this. the same mob that has come after kristen sinema or dave chapelle or myself a have come after you head on for your views on immigration, trade

for canceling a lecture by dorian abbott, a geologist from the university of chicago.ek" questioning diversity practices on campus. if this takes over american science we'll be in trouble and we won't know about the aliens before it's too late. >> i will give a reluctant hit to major league baseball. they upset a lot of people with their political moves last year. but they got rid of a terrible rule that placed a runner on base in extra innings. so fans won't have to put up with what is the meddling in the most interesting part of baseball. >> a hit to chicago's mayor lori lightfoot saying the city will descend into chaos if kim foxx doesn't start filing felony charges against gang members. gang members shot up a neighborhood necessity chicago and kim foxx didn't bring charges saying they were involved in mutual combat. this is not a video game. paul: if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. see you next week. sean: following three big stories this hour. let's begin with the humanitarian cr

university of chicago professor dorian abbott was supposed to give the annual carson lecture at mit untilwitter mob discovered his very public comments about how higher education's obsession with diversity, equity, and inclusion, is actually harmful. he is here now along with stephen miller, former trump senior advisor, founder of america first legal, that helps protect the freedoms that we all enjoy as americans in its work. your lecture had nothing to do with critical race theory, but the incredible controversial topic was what drew their scorn? what was it? >> it was the climate of planets orbiting different stars, which are called extrasolar planets and which ones could potentially host life. >> laura: way to second so that -- wait a second, so you weren't able to -- i should like to hear that lecture. but that's off the table because you questioned the holy grail of di? >> yeah, that's true and if you'd like to have the lecture and anyone else what it's going to happen at the madison program at princeton and anyone can register for it for free online. >> laura: that's fantastic, good

first in the line pit, geophysicist dorian abbott. i thought i was the only one.e a guest lecturer at a community college known as mit, but they canceled, caving to a small but vocal twitter mob that disagreed with his views on diversity. he told fox about it earlier. >> it was a criticism of my political positions in an attempt to cancel my talk because i didn't agree politically with the activists. we need to all strive to get the politics out of science. >> greg: it's went to the mop disagree with exactly? his diabolical view that college students be treated as individuals and evaluated on merit. i know. not as a means to an end where statistics matter more. imagine that, mit arguing against merit, math and statistics. soon they will only be known for their football team. [laughter] meanwhile, the san jose state anthropology professor is tweet pissed off the bay area woke. she was happy and smiling with an ancient skull. no, it wasn't this one. [laughter] this one once had a brain in it. here's the real picture. the mata said she didn't take into account the fe

the latest battlefield is mit were a speech by a renowned geophysicist named dorian abbott was blocked the past about affirmative action. abbott's speech was the latest casualty of canceled culture in academia and he talked about this, the chilling effect and this kind of atmosphere of free speech being squelched on tucker carlson today. >> what you do for a living does not intersect with american politics or cultural transfer? >> nothing. in fact to me this sort of science is supposed to be a secret garden where you can retreat from all of those types of activities. over the last 5-10 years, everything has been introduced into the science. there's been a politicized nation of science. if only a few of us are standing up and asserting principles of academic freedom, maybe we can turn the tide. >> will: joining me now is keith whittington, princeton politics professor and academic freedom alliance chair. thank you so much for being with me tonight. let me ask you this, professor abbott has been canceled now for a speech at mit, i believe he's also suffered cancellation at uc berkeley. w

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dorian abbott said on this show last week. >> so a fundamental principle of moral philosophy is thatwe violate that we run the risk of repeating atrocities of the 20th centuries. nothing to do with the speech. that was a criticism of my political positions and attempt to cancel my talk because i didn't agree politically with the activists. >> dana: he hope he is successful. columbus, ohio dad is taking matters into his own hands. shaun rogers junior began ferrying his own kids to school in his family's limousine and offering the service to kids across the country. shaun rogers junior is here and the kids love that they have a way to get there in style. why did you have to resort to this? >> my kids they missed a couple weeks of school -- they missed a week of school and, you know, if anybody knows me i don't like my kids missing any days of school. i actually stay 30 minutes away from them so it is hard for me to get up in the morning to get them to school. their mother takes them to school when they miss the bus or whatever. they missed the bus about a whole week i would say so i st

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dorian abbott is a professor of climate change and extraterrestrial life.at topic the end of this month at mit and got canceled what he said in the past about academic evaluations. they should be based on merit, not identity. that was his crime. stuart: he said that previously. they dug it up and said, oh, you're canceled, not allowed to say that. lauren: mit said we're discussing discretion, we'll cancel you before the outrage against what you said in the past might get even bigger. so that same exact speech, the real science speech, he is going to give at princeton university, october 21st at 4:30. on zoom. thousands of people registered, they reached the zoom limit. the university is working on a way to increase that limit. stuart: it is an intriguing subject, climate change and extraterrestrial life. lauren: i thought that was the problem. okay. because he said, god forbid you're academically evaluated based on how smart you are. stuart: unbelievable, isn't it? good example. good stuff, lauren. >>> after years of rumors paul mccartney finally reveals wh

in which he was invited to speak. dorian abbot is the geophysicist and an associate professor at the university of chicago. earlier this month, mit had invited abbott to speak at the john carlson lecture on climate change. the topic focused on applying climate science to planets orbiting different stars and seen which ones could have earth like life on them. however, he was uninvited, not for his opinions on climate science before sharing his political views. in a news week op ed, he co wrote, the article was entitled the diversity problem on campus. it says the words, diversity, equity, and inclusion sound just and are often supported by well intention people, but their effects are the opposite of noble sentiments. most importantly, equity does not mean fair and equal treatment d. i seeks to increase the representation of some groups through discrimination against members of other groups. the article goes on to say we propose an alternative framework called merit fairness and equality. whereby university applicants are treated as individuals and evaluated through a rigorous and biased process based on their merit and qualifications alone ab, it ar