TUCKER CARLSON (HOST): Brand new New York Times editorial board member Sarah Jeong has become an inspirational figure on the left, and an unlikely one. Her example shows that despising people for their skin color is not only no barrier to career success, it helps as long as you despise the right group and then invent new definitions for words like racism to obscure what you are really saying. But Jeong and people like Jeong don't emerge organically. They are products of an education system here in America that trains people to think this way. And they are wrecking the country in so doing. Heather Mac Donald is a contributing editor at City Journal, she's followed this phenomenon very closely and she joins us tonight. Heather, thank you for coming on. So how does this happen? As they used to say when I was a child, nobody is born a bigot. It's something that you learn. We are creating a whole new generation of them. Why and how is this happening? 

HEATHER MAC DONALD: Well, there is a multi-million dollar diversity bureaucracy on most college campuses today that is dedicated to the very propositions that Sarah Jeong embodies. Things like whiteness is a source of all evil in the world, lethal to people of color, a contempt for objectivity and truth seeking, a belief that all females exist in a state of oppression by rape culture. This diversity bureaucracy hits students with this ideology from the moment they step foot on campus, putting them in the throes of a very terrible delusion. American college students are the most privileged human beings in history simply by virtue of their access to vast educational opportunities and yet college presidents on down tell them that they are the subject of ubiquitous racism on the college campus itself.  

CARLSON:  So why -- I mean it's clearly literally destroying the country and a generation of promising young people. And yet, the rest of us who are not young, are subsidizing it either directly through tuition or donation or indirectly through our taxes. Why are we all playing along with this? 

MAC DONALD: I think people still don't get what's going on. I would hope that with knowledge would come power and action. People basically send their kids off to school and have trust that these are the colleges that they remember from growing up They are not. They are hatred machines. As you say Tucker, there is a conveyer belt from the academy into the world at large and into corporations, into the media. As you say also, Sarah Jeong was treated with a big yawn by the mainstream media and by liberal institutions.

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We are toying with real civil war I think at this point. 

CARLSON:  Exactly, and we are funding it, and we should stop because it's a cancer.

Previously:

Tucker Carlson: “White supremacy is not ubiquitous in America, it's not a crisis. It's not even a meaningful category”

Tucker Carlson attempts to defend America's history of slavery by pointing out the Aztecs, Africans, and Mohammed had slaves too

Tucker Carlson: “Hate speech” is “a made-up category designed to gut the First Amendment and shut you up”