National SAE President Brad Cohen Hopes the University of Oklahoma Expels Frat Members Involved in Racist Chant [DETAILS]

It has been one terrible beginning of the week for the University of Oklahoma after the campus's fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon had the university in an uproar after videos leaked of the frat chanting, "There will never be a n----r at SAE." National SAE President Brad Cohen hopes the OU expels the frat members involved in the racist chant.

If you have not seen the controversial video of the #SAE fraternity in #OU here it is. Waring: Strong language. pic.twitter.com/mUMFAOujlq

— IG: WhoIsRonndell™ (@WhoIsRonndell) March 10, 2015

Since then the nation has expressed an outcry of disgust for the young men. That resulted in some hard consequences. OU's President David Boren said all the SAE members involved were to be removed from the frat house "effective immediately." He also revealed that the university was cutting all ties with the fraternity.

Boren: "We don't plan to help them (if they're looking for housing) ... We don't provide student services to bigots." #OU #SAE — KOCO-5 Oklahoma City (@koconews) March 9, 2015

Boren: "We don't have any room for racists or bigots on this campus ... I'd be glad if they left." #OU #SAE

— KOCO-5 Oklahoma City (@koconews) March 9, 2015

"The only way you stop it is to have zero tolerance." #OU President David Boren on shutting down #SAE at university. pic.twitter.com/LagCGFufXT — CNN Tonight (@CNNTonight) March 10, 2015

MStars News also learned that two men in the fraternity have been expelled, but SAE's President Brad Cohen wants to see all of the men involved expelled.

Rapper Waka Flocka Flame was scheduled to perform at one of the fraternity's parties, but he quickly canceled after news of this incident went viral.

The official statement from the SAE fraternity headquarters read:

"Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s national headquarters has closed its Oklahoma Kappa chapter at the University of Oklahoma following the discovery of an inappropriate video. In addition, all of the members have been suspended, and those members who are responsible for the incident may have their membership privileges revoked permanently. We apologize for the unacceptable and racist behavior of the individuals in the video, and we are disgusted that any member would act in such a way. Furthermore, we are embarrassed by this video and offer our empathy not only to anyone outside the organization who is offended but also to our brothers who come from a wide range of backgrounds, cultures and ethnicities.

"This type of racist behavior will not be tolerated and is not consistent with the values and morals of our fraternity. We have more than 15,000 collegiate members across the nation, and this incident should not reflect on other brothers because this type of hateful action is not what Sigma Alpha Epsilon stands for. This is absolutely not who we are. We teach our members to serve as role models in their communities and to live up to our creed, 'The True Gentleman.' When members fail to do so, we will not hesitate to take corrective actions or to impose sanctions.

"Any behavior that is not aligned with the conduct we expect is unacceptable. Equally unacceptable is bystander behavior of members who fail to intervene when they witness conduct that deviates from our beliefs. I was not only shocked and disappointed but disgusted by the outright display of racism displayed in the video. SAE is a diverse organization, and we have zero tolerance for racism or any bad behavior. When we learned about this incident, I called an immediate board meeting, and we determined with no mental reservation whatsoever that this chapter needed to be closed immediately. I am proud of my fellow board members because we mean what we say.

"Although Sigma Alpha Epsilon regrets the closure, we believe members must be held responsible for their actions. We are hopeful that we can re-establish the Oklahoma Kappa chapter at some point in the future with a group of men who exemplify our beliefs and who serve as leaders on campus and in the community."

The irony of this controversial story is that this isn't the first time this fraternity has had racial drama. MStars News has learned that the chapter at Clemson University was suspended indefinitely after it had a gang-related "Cripmas" party.

Dear @President_Boren, #SAE's racist antics have been featured time after time. https://t.co/NAbAj1C3dB pic.twitter.com/2OqVRXFO2f

— #MIKEBROWNCOVERUP (@mikebrowncover) March 9, 2015