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Stake in the future of this country is going to care about the cost of higher education. at young invincibles we're focused on one of the underlying drivers of debt, which is the cost of college going up 7%, 8%, every year. we have something called student impact project, which is really about looking at states cutting back on their investment in higher education and working with students, training students to be better advocates and fighting some of these battles at the state level on the budget, on higher education reform, because we know so much of this comes down to the state level. so tha...

Vulnerable, and that's not how the students have seen it. they see it as a threatening image. it's an all-women's school, and say it might trigger memories of sexual assault who see it because it's a man who is not fully dressed. other people objected that they think it's whiteness and maleness are a real imposition on campus and called it discomforting. upjohn playing the role of the university, we want people to learn, to be comfortable. if it's an ugly climate, you're a big fat parasite lawyer and i'm screaming at you, how can people learn? shouldn't there be a civilized public square, espe...

Really quiet and it was just really nerve-racking. >> i was just thinking of places i would hide or run if in the scenario that ever happened. i couldn't think of any. >> in the years since columbine, schools across america have tried to prepare for the worst. most adapting some form of a standard lockdown drill. some districts have gone further permitting teachers to carry firearms, training students in self-defense, and thanks to a new law, beginning this year, all school staff members in missouri will be legally required to participate in active shooter response training. and schools all ac...

Spreading the virus around. back to you. >> shannon: i never thought about the gas pump. that's a good point. >> reporter: carry your sanitizer. >> shannon: thank you. our nation was built on religious tolerance, but many feel their religious freedom is under attack. it were, stanford university's law schol is holding a first of its kind clinic, taking on clients of any faith. it is funded in part by the becket fund for relirks liberty. we have a representative from the becket fund with more. thanks for your time today. >> thank you. we at the becket fund are so excited to be here. >> shannon:...

Adults surveyed think college is not worth what they're paying for it shows there's a problem. we need to be training students better. we're seeing innovation in pockets. at yale law school we start add program where we train law students to use film and video in their advocacy, an innovation in legal education. at auburn seminary, we're reinventing ourself to have faith leaders reorganize campaigns. these kinds of innovations ought to be happening not just at the elite university, at the public schools so students feel like they're getting what they're paying for. >> ben, as someone who is on...