A federal judge who was heckled at Stanford Law School says people should not feel sorry for him, but adds he is outraged, because the protesters treated their peers like 'dogs**t.'
Tirien Steinbach, the Stanford University Law School associate dean of diversity, equity and inclusion, slams U.S. Circuit Court Judge Kyle Duncan during his presentation at the school as an invited guest on March 9, 2023.
Steinbach repeatedly said she was"uncomfortable" by the anger caused by Duncan's presence, though she sided with the students, telling Duncan while she"wholeheartedly" welcomed him because she believes in free speech, his speech was"abhorrent" and"harmful" and"literally denies the humanity of people."
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