stanger: yes.rian: television cameras in there? prof. stanger: yes, yes. that was a plan b. brian: and how far away was the room? prof. stanger: it was in the basement of the building. i wish it was further away. brian: this again was only 30 seconds. >> you go to 1960 which is just a few years later. i told them to put people on the fire alarms. hold on just a second and they will turn those off. prof. stanger: this is unique in my academic career. prof. stanger: that is pretty funny. brian: anyway, go back to that setting. how long did you --talk to charles murray? prof. stanger: i think it was roughly 30 minutes or 45 minutes. we took questions from our students on twitter after the q&a, which was nice. brian: any of the students in the room stay with this whole process? prof. stanger: yes. on the one hand there is a coalition of students who are united and wanted to challenge charles murray but in a variety of ways. some want to shut them down and some students to participate in the broken inqu

stanger: yeah.an: the university of chicago's is number one, and people often cite them as having the strongest statement. i got a john ellison, dean of students, who wrote to the class of 2020. you know the person in chicago that did a whole study on this? prof. stanger: jeff stone led the committee. brian: what did the committee do? prof. stanger: it came up with the principles of free expression. which the faculty endorsed. brian: it says here that one of the university of chicago's defining characteristics is our commitment to freedom of inquiry and freedom of expression. our commitment to academic freedom means that we do not support so-called trigger warnings. we do not cancel invited speakers because their topics might prove controversial, and we do not condone the creation of the intellectual safe space, where individuals can retreat from ideas and perspectives at odds with their own. you said you liked the trigger warnings. prof. stanger: well, how you parse that is very important. because

stanger: what happened do you mean? the story has been retold many times. student group invited charles murray, rather controversial figure, libertarian scholar, to campus. and because they knew he was controversial,

. >> middle very college clinical science professor alex -- professor alex -- allison stanger talks abouteing physically attacked by a visit by charles murray on campus. >> you left that room and went where and what happened? >> i don't really remember. much of it. i cannot even tell you what door we went out. hallre taken out of the and confronted this mob of angry people. some of whom wearing masks. they were shoving and jostling. the target was charles murray. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's cumin day. -- q and a. democratic president of spoke to julian castro supporters at the iowa state fair. the domain register invites all candidates to speak at the fair with the ica

announcer: middlebury college political science professor allison stanger talks about the physicallyattacked. after the appearance of an author charles murray on campus. >> you left that room and what happened? >> the fact is i do really remember much of it. i cannot even tell you what door we went out. thewe were taken out of hall and confronted this mob of angry people rate some of whom were wearing masks -- angry people. some were merrick wearing masks their target was charles murray. announcer: sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. host: this morning on washington by chrise are joined perino & stirewalt, fox news channel's. one half of "perino and stirewalt: i'll tell you what." host: for someone who might not be into podcasting, how do you describe your podcast?

>> middle very college clinical science professor alex -- professor alex -- allison stanger talks about being physically attacked by a visit by charles murray on campus. >> you left that room and went where and what happened? >> i don't really remember. much of it. i cannot even tell you what door we went out. hallre taken out of the and confronted this mob of angry people. some of whom wearing masks. they were shoving and jostling. the target was charles murray. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's cumin day. -- q and a. democratic president of spoke to julian castro supporters at the iowa state fair. the domain register invites all candidates to speak at the fair with the iowa caucuses set for february 3. this is 40 minutes. >> it is great to be with you at the iowa state fair. thank you to rachel and everybody at the des moines register and those that helped organize this. iowa is proud of the state fair. you have a lot of reason to be. i'm here with my family. my wife, erica and our daughter and sun -- son. treat for mel because i don't often get to travel with my family

"q&a professor college allison stanger talks about being physically attacked and 2017 after an appearance by arthur tollett -- charles murray on campus. >> at the end of your discussion, you let that room and went where? >> i don't really remember. not even tell you which door we went out of. the hallaken out of and converted this mob of angry people. some were wearing masks. they were shoving and jostling. their target was charles murray. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span's "q&a." >> next, two scientists involved in the apollo program talk about the science of operating on the moon's surface and delve into some of the discoveries from the literary experiments and samples gathered during the missions. this discussion was part of an event hosted by space center houston to mark apollo 11's 50th anniversary. >> good afternoon everyone. it is noon in houston and it is time for an interesting panel. we are pleased you are here. are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first human landing on the moon by apollo 11. an exciting time to be here. applaud. it is worth it. [applause] >>

. >> middlebury college alison stanger talks about being physically attacked in 2017 after an appearance by author charles murray on campus. >> at the end of your discussion with charles murray, you left that room and went where and what happened? >> the fact of the matter is that i don't really remember much of it. i couldn't even tell you what door we went out. but we were taken out of the hall and confronted this mob of angry people, some of who were in masks. they were shoveling and jostling. their target was charles murray. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> american history tv continues now with professor earl hess on the tactics, terrain and trenches in the 1864 atlanta campaign. he is the author of kennesaw mountain, sherman, johnson and the atlanta campaign. this was part of the gettysburg college civil war institute's annual summer conference. it's an hour. >> it's my pleasure this afternoon to introduce earl hess. earl is the stewart w. mccullen chair at lincoln memorial in tennessee. 20 books, a long

allison stanger talks about being physically attacked in 2019. c-span: you left that room and went where and what happened? >> guest: the fact is i don't want really remember much of it. i couldn't even tell you what door we went out. but we were taken out of the hall and confronted this mob of angry people, some who wore a masks. they were shoving and jostling. their target was charles murray. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and no, sirs every weekend. book -- and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> thanks to all of you for coming out on this balmy evening for a conversation on the history of a very cold place. we're proud to present jon gertner's new book, "the ice at the end of the world," which tells the story of how people have encountered, studied, settled and been unsettled by the great ice sheet that covers greenland, the world's large island, and of what changes to the ice sheet can tell u

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. >> political science professor allison stanger talks about being physically attacked in 2017 after an appearance by author charles murray on campus. >> what happened? >> i don't really remember much of it. i can't even tell you what door we went out but we were taken out of the hall and confronted this mob of angry people. shoving and jostling, my target was charles murray. >> c-span's q&a. and 5:55 eastern. why my boys are struggling and what we can do about it. >> what boys feeling girls feel, prevents

. >> political science professor allison stanger talks about being physically attacked in 2019. c-span: you left that room and went where and what happened? >> guest: the fact is i don't want really remember much of it. i couldn't even tell you what door we went out. but we were taken out of the hall and confronted this mob of angry people, some who wore a masks. they were shoving and jostling. their target was charles murray. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and no, sirs every weekend. book -- and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. [inaudible conversations]