Ep. 2081 - Cornell University Officially Bans Frat Parties

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Welcome back to the show. The Daily Wire has a new movie coming out, and everybody is talking about it. Legitimately every, not just conservatives on Twitter, like everybody. It's on all these big news aggregators and channels because the movie is starring James Franco and Rob Lowe. It's got Brad Dourif, a terrific actor, Nick Nolte. The list goes on and on and on, and it was written by Ben Shapiro, and it looks phenomenal. I actually have not seen the movie yet. I got Ben. I twisted his arm to send me the screener last night. So I'm very much looking forward to seeing it. The trailer looks killer though, and you have to be a Daily Wire subscriber to watch it. So check this out. This is crazy. It's a big star-studded cast. It's a movie about the Soviets and Christians. It's called Confession, and you need to go to dailywire.com/subscribe if you want to see it when it comes out soon. But I'm going to see it before you do. Okay. Speaking of things to do in your free time, speaking of recreational activities, Cornell is banning frat parties in response to the Cornell 7 allegations. We've gone through the litany of allegations and counter allegations a number of times. I won't rehash them. But the long and short of it is, this gal goes to a frat party, has a menage a wheat with a bunch of ketamine. Afterwards, she says it was all consensual, it was fine. She said she wanted to do it again. She wanted to come back, albeit with a slightly different arrangement of men. Then she was upset that she wasn't invited to a Halloween party the following week. Then her reputation was toast and everyone was calling her whore. And then she decided to call it rape.

This was investigated. It wasn't rape, according to the Cornell authorities. Two years later, she files a civil suit. All of a sudden, they're reopening the criminal investigation and everybody looks terrible in this whole thing. So, the institution that looks the most terrible is Cornell. Cornell, which is now totally associated with this depraved, debaucherous, disgusting activity. Cornell, which has not really made a lot of statements on it until now. The president of Cornell decides what they are going to do in response to this allegation of rape that almost certainly is false, according to the evidence that we've seen over the last well, not just two months, over the last two years. And in response to the drugs and the hookups and the creepiness and the kind of gay stuff and in response to all of it, Cornell is going to ban frat parties.