and i think just, the more we know about it, the more would have conversation, i know randy and others participated in our programs, as did african-american groups. so we brought people together. we had a concert battery when we played battle hymn of the republic and dixie. never been done before in charleston, to my knowledge. and we had black choirs, we sing dixie, you know? it was, it was, you don't have to always agree. i think people sit down and say i feel very strongly it's about this but i feel strong about that. i'd like to think we'll get to the point of mutual respect even if we don't agree on all of the causes. that's the best i can do. yes, ma'am. >> as a descendent of them so this is to see from the confederacy and fought against the union, i've always been interested in what was the level of support for the union in the south during the war? i've heard all of these stories from my family about basically they hill country people didn't have slaves and his grandfather's thought for the revolution will not carry interested in the war. >> that's a complicated question. the q

beds of libertarian and conservative thinking these days, despite the best efforts of richard epstein, randy barnett, john maginnis, richard epstein, richard epstein. [laughter] they are outnumbered and it depends on which study you look at. and some studies it's only six to one or eight to one ratio. another one found 28 to one at stanford, that must be exaggerated. 23 to one at columbia. those figures may be exaggerated, and yet harvard according to people who did should know to go for 30 years without hiring a single republican. elena kagan ended i believe. over much of that time harvard maintained a committee for diversity. while it wasn't hiring and republicans, john mcguinness of northwestern put it this way. even as the tory party, or rather, i'm sorry, the anglican church in great britain has been described as the tory party at the pulpit, so the legal in most good law schools can be described as a democratic party at the lectern. now, that has been changed and i mentioned it's been changed at harvard. and, indeed, most schools that have in respect these days whether libertarian or a

despite the best efforts of richard epstein, randy burnett, john mcginnis, richard epstein, richard epstein. [laughter] they are outnumbered. it depends on which steady you look at. in some studies it is only six to one or eight to one ratio of democrats to republicans. another one down 28-1. that must be exaggerated. twenty-three to one in colombia. those figures may be exaggerated. yet, harvard, according to people who should know did go for 30 years without hiring a single republican. a leading taken into that, i believe. this is my favorite part. over much of that time they maintained a committee over its lack of diversity. while it was not hiring any republicans. john mcginnis of northwestern put it this way. even as the tory party -- i'm sorry, the anglican church in great britain has been described as the tory party at the pulpit. so, the legal professoriate in most good law schools can be described as the democratic party at the lectern. now, that has been changing. i'm interested that it has been changing at harvard. indeed, most schools that have any self-respect these days will h

randy of the time we're going to spew on whatever we can and try to do something with the establishment. these guys, although they were an young club they were a club enough to have a representative in the pageant because it was a student activity and anyone could nominate people. and they called me up and nominated me and i go through some of the stories and stuff on that. the surprising part was that i won because i'd never been in a pageant before. i had lots of help from people all over. and -- but i did win. i fell down the steps, walking up the steps. of course, they had the big -- the guys that built the steps are here so i better not say anything bad. they were built well. but they weren't built wide enough to hold a chair and a girl sitting in it and all the other people that suddenly run up on stage. anyway, we almost had an accident there. i did fall down but i fixed my crown and got back up. i thought that was the worst that would happen. nothing compared to what happened at miss oklahoma pageant. fortunately, i waited till after i was crowned before everything broke loose.

despite the best efforts of richard epstein, randy burnett, john, richard epstein, they are outnumbered and it depends which study you look at in some of his only six to one or eight to one of democrats to republicans and a mother 28 for 1 that must be exaggerated 23 for 1 of columbia. those figures must be exaggerated and yet harvard according to people did go for 40 years without hiring a single republican and this is my favorite part, for much of that time harvard maintained a committed like of diversity while it wasn't hiring any new republicans. john mcginnis of northwestern put it this way even as the tory party's are uncertain of the anglican church in great britain has been described as the tory party of the pulpit, so the legal professoriate in most good law schools can be described as the democratic party at the lectern. that's been changed and i mentioned it's been changing at harvard, and indeed most schools these days will house a libertarian or conservative outspoken law professor they may hesitate to have more than one for the fear they will breed -- [laughter] but they d

despite the best efforts of richard epstein, randy bird at, john mcginnis, richard epstein, richard epstein. they are outnumbered. it depends on which steady you look at. in some studies it is the ratio. another one found 28 at stanford. that must be exaggerated according to people he should know harvard went for 30 years without hiring a single republican. this is my favorite part. over much of that time harvard maintained a committee over its lack of diversity while it was not hiring any republicans. tom mcguinness of northwestern put it this way. even as the party or the anglican church in great britain has been described as the toy party at the pulpit so these law schools can be described as a democratic party. now, that has been changed. i mention detains at harvard. in the most schools that have any self-respect these days will house a libertarian or conservative outspoken law professor. they may hesitate to have more than one in fear that they will breed. but they do tend to have one these days. so things are changing. this is not new. this ideological flak goes back a good long way.