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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and Bret Weinstein (bretweinstein.net)
- Bret’s work in evolutionary biology . 00:45
- Bret’s inside take on the turmoil at Evergreen State College . 05:29
- Attempts to limit faculty autonomy at Evergreen . 12:35
- The problem of self-censorship . 22:37
- Bret explains why he went on Tucker Carlson’s show . 30:57
- The clash with the “Patriot Prayer” group at Evergreen . 36:30
- How protestors targeted Bret . 41:32
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Recorded:Jun 29
Posted:Jun 30, 2017
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