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How Lopsided Are Democrats and Republicans Among Professors? · The Katie Miller Podcast

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The Professor Bringing Sanity Back To Elite Campuses | KMP Ep.55

Coming up on the Katie Miller Podcast: Dr. Gad Saad joins Katie Miller to expose the dangers of radical Islam, discuss how wokeness is taking over our education system, and examine the stunning public reaction to the Lindsay Clancy case.

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  1. Gad Saad's children speak only two languages, French and English. His wife speaks neither Arabic nor Hebrew, and he does not speak Armenian. Full answer

  2. Suicidal empathy is compassion that fires too hard at the wrong target. Full answer

  3. Gad Saad left Canada for the United States because it became untenable to remain in Montreal, which he calls a hotbed of Islamic takeover. Full answer

  4. Gad Saad says civilizations do not die by murder. They die by suicide. The form of suicide the West has chosen is pathological empathy. Full answer

  5. Katie Miller describes a crisis among young men. Fewer are going to college, many are not dating or marrying, and some are withdrawing from the workforce. Full answer

  6. Gad Saad says siding with Lindsay Clancy is suicidal empathy. He defines it as empathy hyperactivated in the wrong situations and aimed at the wrong targets. Full answer

  7. Gad Saad says the lopsidedness of Democrats versus Republicans among professors is 1 to 130. Full answer

  8. Gad Saad only uses AI to ask very detailed questions. Full answer

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