HOT OFF THE SHOW! Radical Professors

David Horowitz has a new book, The Professors -- The 101 Most Dangerous.
Ward Churchill, the Colorado professor who compared the victims of 9/11 to Nazis and said they deserved what they got, isn't the only one of his kind. David Horowitz writes that radical professors like Churchill aren't the exception at American colleges and universities -- they're legion.

Here's s few examples he gives:

~At Cal State-Long Beach: Ron Karenga is a Professor and Chairman of the Black Studies Department. He’s also a convicted torturer and inventor of Kwanzaa.

~At the University of Texas-Arlington: Jose Angel Gutierrez is a Political Science Professor. He’s also the founder of La Raza Unida, a racist Hispanic organization that calls on Hispanics and Mexican immigrants to seize U.S. land. Among his more notable racists rants is his repeated pronouncement that calls for the elimination of "the gringo, and what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have to kill him."

~At City University of New York: Leonard Jeffries is Professor and one-time Chairman of that schools Black Studies Department. He regularly lectures students that blacks are "sun people" and morally and culturally superior to "ice people" -- whites. "Jews," Jeffries says, "are a race of skunks...."

~At Brandeis University: Robert Reich is a Professor of Social and Economic Policy. He was Bill Clinton’s Labor Secretary and is a multi-millionaire. That doesn’t keep from telling his students that the U.S. has "fallen under the sway of radical conservatives who, by the malicious application of intolerant moral precepts, intended to secure the "reign of the rich" at the expense of most Americans.

~There are more of course: MIT professor Noam Chomsky, who has made himself rich calling for the destruction of his country; Columbia University’s Nicholas De Genova, who led an anti-war demonstration by wishing for deaths of thousands of American troops; and, Texas Journalism Professor Robert Jensen, who rabidly hates the United States, and recently told his students, "The United States has lost the war in Iraq and that’s a good thing."

This was the topic of our show today with Asaf Romirowsky of Campus Watch...particularly zeroing in on those who teach a benign view of radical Islam and paint those who disagree as prejudiced. Some unbelievable information!


Hear the show (See 2/6/05)

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