i am sorry. >> speaking of microaggression. >> that was scary. i won't be sleepy tonight. >> what color was that chipmunk? he looked green. >> he is guilty of microaggression. i might have to apologize to that squirrel. i think he needs to be a louder apology on the internet. ambassador, the world has gone nuts. this is crazy. it is crazy. obviously that was a -- it is what you call a gif. it wasn't meant to be anything. stalin had a gun to his head writing that letter. >> stalin is not a bad analogy. it is typical of many american universities and canadian universities may be worse. this is the place where the freedom of expression should rein. they used to call it academic freedom. that's why professors have tenure. they can say what they want. students are supposed to be encouraged. now you have thought police running around trying to make people shut up. i think everybody associated with the university should be extremely embarrassed. but it is not yous -- not just mcgill. >> constantine, you never went to school. do you think what he did was

andy, aren't the jews behind most microaggression?hat's what i read on your blog. >> i am not going to say that. i hate to disagree, but i don't think any of the examples were what you gave. that was passive aggressive behavior. >> i think they are a real thing. i have experienced them. it is easy to forget in new york and l.a. the jews are a minority. it is not so easy to forget and you hear and people say things and they don't mean it -- they don't necessarily mean it in a bad way. you sit there and you say why are you saying that a? >> i do think they exist. i also think -- >> what, i don't get one? >> i can't get one? >> welcome to my world. >> good, we will take a break. >> don't blame that on me. >> i have a new book coming out. it is called "not cool" and i may be coming to a city near you in a cool bus. this is exactly what the bus will look like. >> why are you carrying that bus around everywhere? >> i was waiting for the bus jokes. i will be in 31 cities in 11 days. here is a look at some of the places i will be at. i will b

as ridiculous as it was being accuses of what microaggression is. >> it's worse. >> probably going to get kicked out. >> probably sarsastic, don't you think? >> i think it's maybe like sort of, i'll write this for you. >> you think he's that clever? >> i want dwyou to confess. >> how much does an equity commissioner get paid? >> what is that? >> what they have in the canadian university system. >> do you want an aggression of mic microaggression. >> yes, me. >> no, if you're in a classroom and you're to ask for a math problem and the person you ask is asian. >> that's what bob would do. right, bob? >> the stereotype is asians are good at math, so that's racist. >> that's vastly soef lly overs. >> that's microaggression. >> they tutor everybody before they get math tests. a person who would laugh about this would be the president of the united states. he would think it was very funny. of course, what this is a result of is all those liberal professors and all of those lounges around the world that cause us to be pc people. letting communism commence. it's a terrible thing. i tell you,

this is microaggression. >> was that last night?e talked about microaggression and i want you to look at that and look at sherrod and go -- >> this kid is like, it is messing up my 4.0. >> can i point out the question i was going to ask is what is your take? please say something that does not result in women, canada or the student. >> all the kids were pointing at him because he is messing up the curve. >> it was women's studies. why are women always having to study themselves. why do women studies exist? >> nobody understands you guys. >> i think he signed up thinking oh maybe i will meet girls. his friends are like, yeah, he will be the only guy in it. then he is like, oh wow these are crazy feminists. they grow out their arm pit hair and i don't want to deal with them. i don't want to go. >> that's what it is. >> i don't want to tell my guy friends i dropped the class because i am afraid of women. >> he said it was one to 20 and realized he didn't want to be around the other 19. i always feel the career trajectory is to teach wom

. >> see that was a microaggression and they were terry fight they were going to be committing microaggressions the entire time. they had no idea what was going on. i really think that's the thing. like you said, they are terrified of everyone looking at them and being sensitive to their sensitivity to the subject. >> what do you think it says about our society and about our educational system and you? >> a lot about me, but we can talk about that later. i definitely think that maybe we need a month in our schools to have a less son or two about -- a lesson or two about african-american history. >> perhaps if we intertwined it with american history. >> that would not be a bad idea. >> as the administrator of the pack sun white power message board, were you upset they got any of the african-american history questions right at all? >> it is equal opportunity. >> unless you know the secret pass word to the message boards. >> if i was the administrator i would know the pass word. >> of course you are saying that. >> i understand that they totally missed the point. i don't know how they got upset ab

. >> i am lactose intolerant and this is a microaggression told me. >> you are on wikipedia jie. yes. >> now i know who wrote my wikipedia. milk sales are down which is why big milk needs to change up what they are doing. but i think milk has traditionally been a breakfast drink or something you put in your cereal. as a kid i drank it a lot. do adults actually sit down and eat breakfast? >> they will at mcdonalds. >> joanne you have a breakfast every day? you wake up and sit at a table. >> i feel like most adults don't do that. you grab something on your way out the door. >> i do it at work. >> do you think it is a smart move? do you like the campaign? >> i think the got milk campaign was so successful because they relied on the endorsements. >> i think it was successful because it focused on snacks. it had people eating cookies and brown knees and they had to wash it down with milk. milk is an indulgence. it is not about health. it is not like you are running a a marathon and chugging milk. if a guy said hey you want to grab a glass of milk? >> that wouldn't do. >> nobody is eat

. >> the only thing committing was microaggression, so don't worry about it. >> when your wife says "i do," that's a verbal commitment. you don't know what she's saying yes to. >> this gives new meaning to talking to the hand. right, andy? when you're living alone? >> i don't follow. >> and you got nobody. you have to ask your hand for permission. >> sign language. >> nick, which is amazing, brought up a good point. >> boy, the condescension tonight. >> when you said about the guys having to film it. the fact is, none of this matters, because all a guy has to say is i asked for concensual consent, and she said yes. unless you film it, it's a he said/she said. >> that's right, everybody can lie about this, so in fact you have to photograph somebody signing something. >> i have a camera in my hat while i'm having sex. >> you've been doing that for years. >> bill clinton did this for years. >> that's a lot of effort to get laid, i have to say. >> picture the feminist who came up with this. she's sitting at home with a rattail, just miserable. very bright, obviously. >> you are a thoughtf

when you're looking at things like implicit associations, looking things like so-called microaggressionsgs that we're characterizing as anti-black attitudes. the trouble if you use these same standards in the past you would see there's actually been a sharp decline. you'll see for example that one out of 12 marriages in the united states are mixed racial marriages. >> you're talking about if you want things as racism then that you count now and did an apples to apples comparison? >> exactly. you need an apples to apples comparison. people are getting very creative in what they're characterizes as racism. when you look at interracial marriages and friendships, when you look at the level of racial segregation you've seen enormous progress over time. and i think that we should celebrate it. >> mark, what's your response to that? >> well, i think if you're talking about a 50-year span or 100-year span obviously that is correct. it is false, though, that it's only some kind of weird implicit test that is show the levels of anti-black racism. that shows explicit anti-black racism. we've also s