Milt Rosenberg and Charkes Lipson have Duke professor Michael Munger on show and they bash millennial child forever attitude and love of scooters

       Trevor Travis
    Milt Rosenberg had two great professors of America on his award winning WGN radio show in Duke University Michael Munger and University of Chicago's Chalres Lipson as they discussed PC culture and the take over of college campuses by members of Antifa and the far left in this nation. Charles Lipson went on to mock each proceeding nation as being neurotic and more eccentric as the next and he put blame on the smartphone and selfie generation that has allowed it.

Professor Munger said the free market and consumers demanding tech and odd investments will only continue this trend and all tree men shudder the direction these students and country  are headed . Milt Rosenberg is amazed how these so-called college educated students and graduates today lack such basic simple understanding of logic and grammar an he said many of these student would never be allowed to walk on campus generations ago but only the money of influential parents guarantees these students a place in academia.

  Likewise Michael Duke agreed with them as he said there is an increasing hostile attitude in the economics and business department form students wishing to spread Bernie Sanders and the Green new deal into dialogue and debate in topics in classroom discussion where this shit doesn't even fit in.  The three discussed the obsession with scooters and the perpetual childhood these people in their twenties and the trio fondly recall how there was once  a d y that young men and women worked had and desired an automobile instead of the scooters we see them zig zagging around these campuses

which all three agreed was a joke in need of major regulation.  The perpetual babying and childhood of the millennial doesn't bode well for this country and Milt suggested the tremendous amount of propaganda these kids have faced into hatig fossil fuels and cars may be an explanation in part of the rise of the scooter nation.