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On Monday, Steven had his first Change My Mind Professor debate against Professor Randall Kennedy. Crowder appeared on The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show Friday to discuss his Harvard debate and break it all down.

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“Either their ideas stand up to scrutiny, or they don't,” Crowder said. “People can go and watch the debate and make up their own mind.”

Crowder added that the “debate was not even close,” as he predicted exactly what he would claim, and he “finished his phrases for him before he could finish it himself because I knew exactly what he would say. It is not just this professor; you will find it from every professor at Harvard teaching these same ideas.”

Buck Sexton asked Crowder what Kennedy's point of view was.

“He is more reasonable. He is more moderate, but that is not enough to change the tone at Harvard. 95% of political donations go to Democrats," Crowder said. “What I said he would do is the left would act as if a pause in federal funding over teaching discriminatory practices is the same as burning books, and it is not. He will chalk it up to being an organic representation. San Francisco will give you as close to 80-20; there is a DEI pledge that is a litmus test, and this man will condemn the practice, to be reasonable, but defend the institution anyway. And that is exactly what he did. There was no pivot. And that was the best they had to offer. He is a very nice guy, and I have all the respect in the world for him, but if a college dropout, who people have said has no business in the halls of academia with the elite, can do what we did, that means that other people can, too. I hope that kids see this.”