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Ice actually issued a statement as well. saying it's disheartening that an institution dedicated to the teaching the laws of this country and core values teach justice and diversity would prevent its students from gaining valuable professional experience. i'm tending to agree with that and i'm guessing you do as well. >> yeah. i do. it's really sad because the school's ranking has dropped and since 2012 we were ranked in the low 80's. last year ranked 128. we have fallen 40-some odd spots in the last five years. in large part because they are not focusing on the rule of law. they are not focus...

As long as they are listening to both sides and equipping themselves with the facts and all the information, i think it's a healthy reaction. >> juan: jesse, rush limbaugh says these students in this march looks like a bunch of democrats to me. what do you say? >> jesse: i hate to disagree with roche. i don't know how he can prove that. you don't want to make policy based on someone who has just lost a friend to a deadly mass murderer. because they are 17 and incredibly emotional. they are very noble feelings about this issue, and i think their voices need to be heard. at the same time, i thin...

Heather: welcome back, while the nfl fails to put a stop to the anthem protest, the player who started it all is being honored. the aclu and western veily hills giving former quarterback colin kaepernick giving a courage award for they call risking and losing his job. >> we all have an obligation no matter the risks and regardless of reward to stand up for our fellow men and women who being oppressed -- men and women who are being oppressed with understanding that human rights cannot be compromised. heather: but do you think colin kaepernick deserves award for courage, tell us what you think w...

Talking about, what happens? >> they're going to argue the similar points that was just -- the ninth circuit just came out with a decision yesterday. heather: right. >> that was whether or not they were going to stay -- heather: keep it. >> but they are still arguments that still have to be made to the ninth again? >> they talk about due process, one of the big criticisms of the executive order is it did not provide notice and opportunity to litigate for the people that are affected. that's a due process argument. heather: the entire thing could be reversed in march? >> it could. it could be r...

Institutions don't train their staff and students how to deal with this. in terms of 40% of them not investigating a sexual assault in the last five years. let's start with the facts. how prevalent is sexual assault on college campuses? >> well, the statistics indicate that about one in five girls or women on college campuses will experience a sexual assault while they're in college. >> wow. >> it's one in five. that's very high. >> very high. a stunning number. when you look at this, let me read you part of what senator claire mccaskill who led this story, what she said. she said many institu...