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Way i could throughout this process to make clear to all our students, not just to the veterans, but to all our students, how much i valued their service and what an incredible contribution i thought that they made to the school. >> i don't deny that you value the military. i really don't. but i do believe that the actions you took helped create a climate that was not healthy toward the military on campus. but let me ask you this: you keep referring in your e-mails and all to the military policy. isn't it a fact that the policy was not the military policy, but a law passed by the congress of t...

Employers that could not sign the antidiscrimination pledge. and the accommodation that bob worked out was that the veterans organization would instead sponsor the military recruiters. so the only thing that was at issue was essentially the sponsoring organization, whether it was the office of career services or instead, the student veterans organization. >> please let me follow up on that. but in august 26th of 2002, dean clark, your immediate predecessor, acquiesced when harvard's financing had been threatened by the federal government for failure to come ply with the law which requires not ...

Equal access. isn't that right? >> senator sessions, we had gone back and done exactly what the department of defense had asked us to do prior to the time that the supreme court ruled. we had done it -- >> wait a minute. you asked them what they asked you to do after the third circuit ruled, you denied them access, they had to insist and demand that they have equal access, because the law was still in effect. you did not agree to that. you had reversed that policy and the president of the university overruled your decision, according to the internal dod documents. they say that president summe...