A University of Kansas instructor has been placed on administrative leave after making violent remarks about men who do not support female presidential candidates in a classroom video that went viral. The instructor, Phil Lowcock, expressed frustration with men who believe women aren't smart enough to be presidents, suggesting that such individuals should be 'lined up and shot.' Despite his immediate attempt to retract the statement, it attracted significant backlash on social media, prompting calls for his dismissal from figures like Senator Roger Marshall. The university confirmed an investigation is underway, acknowledging the comments as inappropriate and emphasizing that the instructor intended to advocate for women's rights. The instructor has since apologized, recognizing that he poorly communicated his message. The incident has raised concerns about acceptable discourse in educational settings and the responsibilities of educators.