in my mind, that's a tempest in a teapot. people, military would recruit on the harvard campus all the time. that she was the dean. there were, it was under one condition prior to the supreme court decision. under one afterwards. but they were always able to recruit. where i found more her attitude is every thanks giving she would have a dipper for all those who were veterans on the campus, according to the law school. i thought that was pretty commendable. again, the reason i say it's a tempest in a teapot, even if they were excluded or not, if somebody wants to join the military, they are going to be able to find a recruiter's office. my son, there was no recruiter at high school but he was able to find the recruiter for the united states marine corps and join the marine corps. and proud served in the marine corps. he didn't need to have the recruiter brought to his classroom. usually if you're motivated you can find them. >> before her services as dean of harvard, she spent quite a bit of time in the clinton administration

sure, we have all talked about that, but in my mind that is a tempest in a teapot. the military is able to recruit on the harvard campus all the time when she was the dean. it was under one condition prior to the supreme court decision, under another one afterwards, but they were always able to recruit. of what i found about her attitude was every day is giving she would have a dinner for veterans on campus -- every the thanksgiving she would have a even if they were excluded or.%- were not, if somebody wants to join in the military, they are going to be able to find a recruiter's office. my youngest son, after he got out of high school, he was able to find a recruiter for the united states marine corps and join the marine corps and proudly served in the marine corps. he did not need to have the recruiter brought to his classroom. he found them. usually if you're motivated, you can find them. >> if we can look back to before her services as dean at harvard, she spent quite a bit of time in the clinton administration. there are quite a bit of documents detailing her

in my mind, that is the tempest in teapot. the military were able to recruit on the harvard campus all the time. this is when she was the dean. host: what do you think? guest: there are a couple of things that the senator said that were misconstrued. there were recruiters that were not allowed on the campus but were not kicked off the campus. they have an official system where they allow all the groups on campus to recruit. the military was an excluded from that. the only way students could express interest in or obtain interviews with military recruits was through the student veteran association. they were forced to take this on. they only had an e-mail address. there was a document released by the apartment of defense regarding this and they pointed out that in the 12 years prior to the university being forced to open its doors to military recruiters, they had 9 acres. in the 16 months they were not allowed to recruit, they had four recruits. having campus access through the school makes a difference. elena kagan was not onl