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White students as well. the plaintiffs claim the school put them at a disadvantage and valued black and latino students more highly. the lead plaintiff in both the harvard and unc cases isn't actually a student at all. it's edward blum. you might ask what does he have to gain about methodling in the admissions process of schools he has nothing to do with? and why is he putting the asian community at the center of this fight. it has failed to present a single asian american student at trial and that 70% of asian americans are actually in favor of affirmative action. in fact, during blu m's prev...

Blum? maybe the name isn't ringing a bell. despite not being a lawyer, blum has been behind some of the high-profile supreme court cases in the last decade, including his one man mission to end affirmative action in the united states as we know it. blum was one of the forces between fisher behind austin. that case concerned a white student who sued the university arguing the school shouldn't use admissions policies that favor black and hispanic applicants over white students. that case didn't exactly pan out as fisher and blum had hoped. the supreme court upheld the use of race in the school's...

To what this means and what it may have unleashed? do you feel this isn't necessarily over even just in arizona and we should stay vigilant the way we have been? now do you feel about today. >> i think mostly what i'm feeling is a sense of status quo. that this report didn't change anything about the exercise that we have been through over the last several months. there was nothing earth shattering in the report. it contained tons of misinformation which we knew it would and which weaver been seeing all along throughout the process. but i think what's important to remind people that the cybern...

Happy friday. are you familiar with the concept of an own goal like two teams playing against each other. but when you own goal that means you accidentally scored a goal against yourself. in the beautiful game of soccer the phenomenon of an own goal happens infrequently. but it does happen. it sometimes happens in ways quite beautiful. but they're always dramatic and always traumatic to the people involved. if this isn't ringing a bell if you don't know what i'm scribe describing even if you never watched a soccer match. just watch. you'll understand instantly what i mean. >> pierre, give away...