Question: quickly on domestic issues because we have limited time. wanted to get through a few. we've made a lot of progress on race relations, obviously you noted in your selma speech. but then you have situations like what took place in oklahoma -- fraternity brothers caught on video chanting about lynching. what was your reaction to that video?
Answer: look, at any given point on any given day, somebody is doing something stupid out there. in the age of the internet, it's going to attract attention. i don't think this is the first time that somebody at a fraternity has done something stupid, racist, sexist. it won't be the last. what was heartening was the quick response from president boren, somebody who i know well and i know who has great integrity. the quick reaction from the student body.you know, the way we have to measure progress here is not, "is there ever going to be an incident of racism in the country?" it's, "how does the majority of our country respond?" and on that front, there's no doubt that the overwhelming number of students at the university of oklahoma, and around the country, think that kind of behavior is deplorable and don't accept it. frankly, 30 years ago or 40 years ago, there might have been a different reaction and more tolerance for that kind of racist chant.
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  quickly on domestic issues because we have limited time. wanted to get through a few. we've made a lot of progress on race relations, obviously you noted in your selma speech. but then you have situations like what took place in oklahoma -- fraternity brothers caught on video chanting about lynching. what was your reaction to that video?
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  look, at any given point on any given day, somebody is doing something stupid out there. in the age of the internet, it's going to attract attention. i don't think this is the first time that somebody at a fraternity has done something stupid, racist, sexist. it won't be the last. what was heartening was the quick response from president boren, somebody who i know well and i know who has great integrity. the quick reaction from the student body.you know, the way we have to measure progress here is not, "is there ever going to be an incident of racism in the country?" it's, "how does the majority of our country respond?" and on that front, there's no doubt that the overwhelming number of students at the university of oklahoma, and around the country, think that kind of behavior is deplorable and don't accept it. frankly, 30 years ago or 40 years ago, there might have been a different reaction and more tolerance for that kind of racist chant.