A Moratorium on Foreign Students

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning, cooner. Contrary. Okay, I'm sure all of you
have heard it. AYI yai yay, massive massive story. Let
me just say this right, just right out of the gates, Christinome,
DHS Secretary, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome is

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to me now quickly becoming one of the most impressive,
frankly principled, top tier members of Trump's cabinet. I have
been very impressed with her so far. She keeps delivering
again and again and again. And let me tell you something.
I've said this before, I'm gonna say it again. Give

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me a woman with balls anytime, anytime. Give me a
woman with balls, because they get the job done and
they're not afraid to take on the radical left or
the Democrats, or universities or the media or whatever, or
the swamp or the establishment. And I'm telling you, Christinome,

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with all due respect, is a woman with balls. I
don't mean actual you know what I mean by that.
She's got spine, she's got steel, she's got I mean,
this woman is a warrior. So yesterday and I thought
it was very fitting, frankly, in the wake of the

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antisemitic terrorist murder of that wonderful couple Jewish couple in
downtown Washington, DC, Yehran Leshinsky and Sarah Milgram. Christineom dropped
an absolute bombshell. She released a public letter that she

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had just sent to Havid to Harvard University, in which
she told the president and the LEA leadership of Harvard
that they now must kick out all foreign students from
their university and make sure that they transfer to another

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university or academic institution, or else they must be kicked
out of the United States completely. Every single foreign student,
every single foreign scholar or professor, anybody who is on
a foreign visa attending Havid must now either go to
another university or you're out of the country. And what

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she has now done, just to give you the specifics
of it, she has uncertified or decertified Harvard's what they
call their Foreign and Exchange Visitor program. And that's the
program that's used to enroll all kinds of foreign students
and staff and faculty and professors who come from other

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countries into Harvard University. And that now has been stripped away.
And the reason why it has been stripped away is
because for months, literally for months, the Trump administration Christin
Noman particular spearheading this has told this failed corrupt institution,

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which by the way, bills itself as the leading institution
in the United States and higher education and the leading
institution of higher education in the world. That's how they
try to brand themselves. And so what she has now
told the leadership and this goes to the heart of
democratic power, to the heart of liberal power. Frankly, to

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the heart of the establishment. Because Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Princeton,
you can put them on really Hence those are the
elite colleges and universities where much of the globalist leadership
in the United States and around the world. That's where

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they come from. So this is where they network, this
is where they meet, this is where they get their
ideology and indoctrination. It's think about it in terms of
if you were thinking about the old Soviet Union. This
is one of the few key institutions where the members
of the party send their children and they come in

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good communists and they come out really committed communists. That's
Harvard and some of these elite institutions. So for her
to go after them this way strikes at the very
heart of liberal Democrat globalist power. And what she has
now told them is that they had several months to

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comply with specific lawful demands made by the Trump administration.
In particular two things. Number one, that these foreign students
and some professors who were running wild on campuses, setting
up encampments where Jewish students were spit on, assaulted, beaten, attacked,

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prevented from attending class, where they shouted pro terrorist pro
hamas in some in many ways genocidal slogans, that those
students who engaged in criminal behavior, that they needed to
report the criminal background or the criminal behavior of the

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foreign students on their campus. Harvard refused. They were told
to you're going to lose your foreign exchange visitor program.
Your foreign students are all going to be kicked out.
You better do it. They were worned, not once, they
were worn twice. They literally refused to comply. They gave

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Nome and Trump and the Trump administration the middle finger.
And so, as Christy Nome said, if you're going to
continue to foment violence on campus, if you're going to
continue to promote terrorism and antisemitism, pro terrorism and antisemitism
on campus, and if Harvard is going to continue to

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work with the Chinese government and military institutions directly tied
to the Communist Chinese Party, then no, you're not going
to get any more federal funds. And more than that,
we're going to kick the foreign students out University. Foreign

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students is a privilege, not a right. Foreign students coming
to the United States or any institution of higher learning
is not a right. It is a privilege. And if
you abuse that privilege, you're out. Now. There is a
major whistleblower who has now come out in the admission

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side of Haavid, and this whistle blower has now confirmed
with damaging information that even though the Supreme Court directly
ruled you must stop your racial favoritism, your racist admissions
policies against Asians and whites in particular, Harvard is continuing

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to discriminate on the basis of race in hiring and
in admissions. They're still discriminating against Asian Americans. They're still
discriminating against white Americans. And even though the Trump administration
now has ordered them and all universities to end their

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racist dei policies, Harvard is ignoring that as well. And
so as Christininoman told them, you are not above the law.
You are in violation of the Supreme Court. You are
in violation of the federal government's policies regarding DEI, and
you are also violating civil rights laws. And you continue

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to violate civil rights laws. So as things stand right now,
Harvard has seven thousand. They admit up to seven thousand
foreign students every year. Just to show you how corrupt
this institution is. A quarter of their student body, twenty

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five percent are not Americans. Are not Americans. They're foreign students.
And by the way, many of them from China and
many of them from the Middle East. And the reason
why they are backing so many foreign students, besides the

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nefarious ties to terrorist groups, to Islamic groups, to the
Chinese Communist Party, is also they pay full freight. These
foreign students pay full freight tuition, they pay through the nose.
Many of them pay eighty seven thousand dollars a year

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for the so called privilege of attending Havid. So another
reason why Harvard is very angry now is because this
is a massive financial blow to their wallet. As Christinomes said,
you like foreign students because they helped the pad your

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multi billion dollar endowments. Well, those days are now over.
Harvard says this is illegal. Harvard says this is unconstitutional.
Harvard is now vowing the mother of all battles in courts.
But more than that, they are now activating their supporters

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here in Massachusetts. As you know, Harvard almost runs the state.
Democrats from mass are losing their minds. Democrats on Capitol
Hill up in Washington are going absolutely berserk. The media
now says there's just fascism. Now he's he's telling them

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how they can what they can sell on campuses. No,
you cannot call for violence on campus.

Speaker 2 (10:53):
Six one seven two, six, six, sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, amidst the firestorm. Now local media
is going absolutely apoplectic.

Speaker 1 (11:04):
That's to be expected. Harvard basically runs Boston and the
state of Massachusetts. But the national media there are now
on the warpath. They're going after Christinome, They're going after Trump.
They are defending Harvard, and not just Harvard. They notice
as Columbia will be next, Yale, Princeton, others are followed,

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They're gonna follow. So you know, as christin Nome said,
this should serve as a warning now to all of
these other elite universities and academic institutions. If you foment violence,
if you allow rabid anti Semitism and pro terrorism on

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your campus, you're not We're not gonna a we're gonna
cut our federal funds number one, but number two, No,
we're gonna revoke your foreigns exchange student programs, and you're
not going to be able to have foreign students. They're
going to be kicked out, and you're going to be
blocked in the future from being able to ever bring

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in even one foreign student. And they rely on these
foreign students because many of them come from wealthy countries
or wealthy families. And as I said before, it's full freight.
They pay i mean max tuition much higher than American
students do, so they love that extra cash pouring in.

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And plus generally their families are also very wealthy donors
to these institutions. Harvard in particular, Harvard is swimming in
foreign government money and foreign donor money, and so that's
why they are I mean they Harvard now is losing
its mind over this decision yesterday. Listen now to Christy

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nome on Thaught saying this band on all foreign students
in Harvard and not just kicking them out now, They're
blocked next year, the year after until they start to
comply with the law, they are not going to be
able to have even one foreign student, or one foreign

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professor or one foreign staffer on campus. And this is
a warning to every other institution in university in America.
The days of antisemites and terrorists rampaging on campuses is
over roll cut ten a mic.

Speaker 3 (13:47):
Could you foresee or are you now considering similar moves
with other universities like Columbia that has allowed Jewish students
to be threatened and made unsafe?

Speaker 4 (14:00):
We are absolutely there should be a warning to every
other university to get your act together, get your act together,
because we are coming to make sure that these programs
that you are facilitating an environment where students can learn
where they're safe and that they're not discriminated against based
on their race or their religion. Anti Semitism will not
be stood for. And any participation with a country or

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an entity or a terrorist group that hates America and
perpetuates this kind of violence, we will stop it and
we will not allow that to happen, especially in places
where our kids need to grow up and really learn
what this country is about, what the world is about,
and what it means to promote freedom and liberty.

Speaker 1 (14:41):
Amen, this has no First of all, this has no
place in America. Frankly, in any civilized country if you
want to know the truth. Okay, but I'm an American
and so I care about America. To me, this has
no place in the United States, never mind on of
all places, college campuses, never mind in theory, you know,

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the most elite institutions of higher learning in our country. Now,
let's just take Harvard for a second, because now they're
in the crosshairs. You had how many hundreds of students,
if not thousands, wearing the cafias covering their faces, these
Palestinian shawls, calling for death to the Jews, calling for

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genocide against Israel, chanting pro Hamas, pro terrorist slogans, setting
up illegal encampments on campus, literally taking over entire buildings,
assaulting police officers. Harvard did an internal study, this is

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Harvard's own internal study, in which they said that over
sixty percent of Jewish students admitted to them when they
asked them what has happened climate on campus regarding you
and Jewish students. So for sixty percent said, I'm walking
down the hallway or wherever I'm going, they see a cap,

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they see a yamaka on me, or maybe a necklace
with the Star of David or whatever, something that identifies
me as Jewish. I've been spit in the face. I've
been punched, i was beaten up, i was assaulted. I
was told, if you Jew get out of here, you're

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not welcome. To give you an example, not only have
Jewish students been assaulted, not only have they been beaten,
not only have they been prevented physically from going to
buildings or certain classes, not only have they been spit on.
One Jewish student was supposed to be a speaker her

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at a conference. The title of his speech, or the
focus of his speech, was about his grandfather. And I'm sorry,
but this really sticks with me. I'm not Jewish, obviously,
but my grandfather suffered under the Holocaust as well. There
were also many non Jews who suffered under the Nazis.
My grandfather was one of them. He was in a

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concentration camp. And I talk about my grandfather a lot
because my grandfather had profound impact on me and my
whole family. He talked about his grandfather and how his
grandfather barely survived the Holocaust, and what the Holocaust meant
to him, to him personally, to his family, and how

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going to Israel, his grandfather ended up surviving and he
went to Israel and finding refuge in Israel. The organizers
of the conference literally laughed in his face and said
that quote his talk was quote un quote distasteful, and
that he was not allowed to deliver his remarks. And

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when he looked all confused, like, what's wrong with talking
about the Holocaust, What's wrong with talking about the suffering
of my grandfather, What's wrong with talking about how he
found refuge in Israel? That he was told Israel is
a genocidal apartheid, a press or colonial state, and that

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you should be ashamed that your grandfather went to Israel.
But a student activist who literally shouted pro hamas pro
terrorist slogans and one of the organizers of the encampments,
that student was allowed to speak. Now, that's just one example,

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one example. Why is Harvard refusing to hand over the
criminal background and the arrest records of their foreign students? Okay,
so Christinom now pulls the proverbial trigger on Harvard, and

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it's a message that's being sent to Columbia. I think
they're going to be next, Frankly, and then you're going
to look at other Ivy League schools. This could be
the first of many dominoes to fall. She is now
told Harvard they can no longer have foreign students, Frankly,
even foreign staff or foreign scholars or professors. In the

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wake of Harvard's refusal to comply with the law, they
were asked repeatedly to provide the criminal backgrounds and the
arrest records of foreign students at Harvard in the wake
of all of the encampments, the riots, the protests, the

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anti Semitic protests that erupted at Harvard and other universities.
Harvard has refused. Furthermore, they continue to discriminate on the
basis of race when it comes to admissions and hiring,
in violation of the Supreme Court ruling. And they are

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also not implementing the anti DEI policies that the Trump
administration now say anyone getting federal funding must comply with.
And so Nome said, we've had it. You guys may
think you're some kind of an independent country, and you
can do whatever you want and you're above the law
that those days are over. So, if you're going to

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be fomenting violence and anti semitism and pro terrorism, and
you're also going to be partnering with communist China to
help build up their military and their military technology, and
after we've told you repeatedly don't do it, then you
know what, you're not just going to lose your federal funding.

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Now your foreign students have to leave. They're gone, and
either they have to leave the country or they can
transfer to another university. But from this point forward, we
will block Harvard from getting any foreign students enrolled next year,
the year after, at infinitum. So my question to you,

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do you a agree with what Trump is doing or
Gnome in particular, since she's the one that is really
taking the lead on this, do you agree with Christinome?
Do universities have the right to bring in foreign students
and foreign professors and foreign staff, even if they break

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the law, even if they're disrupting campus activities and life
on college campuses? Do they have the right to bring
in foreign students? According to Harvard, they have now come
out and said that quote diversity is our strength. That's
the same mindless slogan they keep repeating, and that these

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students from over one hundred and forty countries, they say,
enrich Havvid, they enrich Harvard, and they enrich the United States.
And so they say they are going to fight this
in court. They're going to fight it by lobbying Congress.
They are going to fight this every way they can.

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Do you support the Trump administration? Is it time to
clean out these institutions of higher learning from their hatred
of Western civilization? That's what it really comes down to,
their hatred of Jews, their anti Semitism, and their close
ties to communists China. I say yes, what say you?

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Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight Bob
in Newton, Thanks for holding Bob.

Speaker 5 (23:09):
And welcome good morning by another other. The answer is
yes and two subjects that are going on now. The
plane that Trump got should be loaded up with illegals
set to South Africa. Althoad would college kids said, Saudi Arabia,

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where you want to go? Just keep loading the plane
up and bring it over. And for this come from Chicago.
He should be hanging by his toes with his Canoli's
Judge Janine is prosecuting him. Most likely guarantee he'll be
foul guilty and he should be put to death. He

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should be dead right now. He committed the crime. Everybody
saw it the film. You know, he admitted if you
and I, you know, I was drafted and my best friends,
some of them were drafted to go to Vietnam and
other places. You have a choice to go to Canada

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or go to jail. So they went, they went into
the service. So you are drafted, you have you have
you have to my son Joe, you have to, you know,
go and chance to dying. And you never committed a crime.

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So I'm saying this kid should be put to death.
And anybody who brings drugs over the border from China
the same thing. You have two pills on you. You
don't have a description. You should be put to death
right on the spot, you know.

Speaker 1 (24:52):
Bob, First of all, thank you for your service. God
bless you and have a wonderful, happy Memorial Day weekend.
And I come letely agree with you, Bob, I completely
agree with you. Thank you very very much for that call.
Look that that animal who shot those two wonderful people
in downtown Washington, cold blooded, premeditated terrorist murder, anti Semitic murder,

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deserves the death penalty. And I am very happy that
Jeanine Piro, Judge Janine is going to be she's the
US district attorney that's going to be overseeing this case
because I know she's going to throw the book at
this guy. I know it. She's not just going she's
already charged him with murder. She's looking to charge him
with hate crimes and with terrorism, which is exactly what

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he deserves to be charged with. So, I mean, this guy,
and they do have a federal law now that allows
for the death penalty. So Trump signed that as an
executive order, so he may be facing a death penalty.
I hope he gets the death penalty. Now. I just
quickly and again thank you for that call, Bob. I
just want to read something that I got from Barbara

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just very quickly on messenger, and she's made of just
an excellent point. Really, Barbara. This is what Barbara said, Jeff,
why aren't liberals calling for gun control after that shooting
in Washington, DC? Isn't that interesting? She's completely right. Whenever

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there's a shooting, they're the guns. The guns the guns.
Was that a block? What kind of gun was used there?
Was that a glock? Was that a nine millimeter? Oh? No, nothing,

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nothing selling this Nore's they're not calling for gun control
all of a sudden. Now again, I don't want to
repeat yesterday's show, but now it's really glaring. It's really flagrant.
AOC wouldn't condemn it. Elan o'mar wouldn't condemn it. Rashida

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Talib wouldn't condemn it. Diana Presley refused to condemn it.
Democrat after democrat after democrat on the radical progressive left
refuse to condemn My god, that was butchery on the streets.
Why because he's one of them? And this comes right
back to Harvard and Columbia and you know, University of

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New y know, New York University, and you know and
and front an MIT and Boston University and Yale and Princeton. Okay,
this is from Sharon on Messenger and she makes a
just an absolutely I think, irrefutable point that the media

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is missing and so I just want to share it
with all of you. So again this is Sharon on Messenger.
Good morning, Jeff, Well, good morning to you. Sharon. One
point the media is missing is that the quote unquote
protests overflowed outside the walls of Harvard Yard. Let me

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say it in the South Boston way, Havid Yad. So anyway,
the missing is that the protests overflowed outside the walls
of Harvard Yard. The students and a lot were not students,
would take over Harvard Square and march up to Central Square,

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and the police would have to close off the streets
to keep quote unquote the peace. It was very intimidating
and unnerving for Jewish students and people not associated with
Harvard but who actually live and work there. No, I know,
look like a bunch of thugs. And frankly, these organizers

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and these students, and many of them were not students.
They were just professional activists who came in to to
rile up and foment violence on campus. They should be
ashamed of themselves and the institution, the university, the leadership
should be ashamed of themselves. And again all the administration

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asked for is saying, give us the criminal histories of
these foreign students. You can't have criminals rampaging on your campus.
You committed Look, I came into this country initially, many
many decades ago when I went to Ohio University, beautiful
campus by the way, all right, at a great school. Okay, anyway,

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long story short. I came in on a student visa.
I think it was at F one. It was called
a non immigrant status, meaning you know, I'm a student,
right it saw a foreign student. I never once thought,
as a Canadian at the time, that this gives me
the right to start protesting on campus, preventing people from

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going to class, taking over buildings, spitting on students, physically
punching them, kicking them, assaulting them, beating them, burning the
American flag, assaulting police, taking over the streets, blocking traffic.

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You know, as Marco Rubio said, shut up and study.
That's literally that's what I did. I shut up and study.
I came there to work, to learn, to educate myself,
and to take advantage of the immense opportunity that was
given to me. And honestly, it was I knew right away. Frankly,
to be fair, almost all the foreign students that I knew,

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and frankly even the American students, they all knew. This
was a tremendous opportun unity and a privilege. It's a
privilege to go to university. It's a privilege to be
admitted into a university. It's a great accomplishment, but it's
a privilege. It's not a right suddenly, now what it's
a right to go to university. It's a right to

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just do whatever you want and break the law. And
Harvard's going to cover up for you because your your
daddy is writing big checks or you're paying eighty five
ninety thousand dollars a year intuition. No, they know that
if they release the criminal histories of these students, these

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students visas are getting revoked. So they're covering up the
crimes of their students. And they know that these are
pro terrorist students, pro Hamas students, many of them pro
CCP Chinese Communist Party students, and that they're spreading anti
Semitic bile vitriol on campus and they don't care. Again,

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as the whistleblower said, this is a completely corrupted institution
from head to toe. One more and then I want
to go to the phone lines. This is from six
to oh three. Text line is burning up today, So
this is from six oh three. You can text us
seven zero four seven zero seven zero four seven zero

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Jeff Well, Harvard is correct on one count. These students
definitely do enrich Havid. Have you ever seen Harvard's annual
budget or how much they pay their professors. Oh, they're
being enriched, all right, But as for the rest of

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the country, not so much, as I like to say,
and not so much. Fifty plus billion dollar endowment. That's
what Harvard has. One of the wealthiest endowments in the world,

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over fifty billion. I believe it's closing in now on
sixty billion, but I know on the low side, fifty
billion plus endowment. You know, as Sandy said, with a
fifty billion dollar endowment, they could have students go for
free for one hundred years if Harvard was really this caring,

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compassionate institution that they pretend to be. And notice they
always pedal Marxism and communism and socialism one professor. It
doesn't matter what the department is, they're always playing socialism,
redistribution of wealth. You know, soak the rich, give to
the poor, blah blah blah. You know, they're always pushing

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communist Marxist ideology, but they'd never practice it themselves. You're
sitting on fifty billion, that's endless research. You can take
in all the students you want and give them a
free ride for at least a century minimum. Instead, they

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want to get wealthier and wealthier and wealthier. They're just
greedy and greedy and greedy. And now they're going crazy
because their funding is finally being cut. And now the
foreign students, which is a big source of money for them,
Now the foreign students are being kicked out. Follow the

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money six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty
eight How in Sudbury, Thanks for holding how and welcome?

Speaker 6 (34:46):
Hey, Hey, thanks Jeff. Yeah, I just wanted to comment
on the international students. I went there and the to
the school in the nineties, and the international students are,
let's just put it, they're loaded. They come in with
a ton of money, and they're politically connected. I think
excluding these students, I don't know how it's going to

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hold up or not, but I think it's going to
be a tremendous diplomatic move. Think of all the kids
that are going to maticulate into the school next year,
and they're politically connected, They're from countries all over the world,
they're foreign dignitaries, and now that their kids can't come
and like it's I think it's going to ratchet up
the pressure on Harvard to change. I think it's a

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brilliant move, and I hope it pays off from the
standpoint of just stamping out the anti feminism at the school,
because it's been brewing for a long time, and I
think she might want to look into this. I was
there in the late nineties. In nineteen ninety six, the
school invited Yasir Arafact to come to the school for
a speech. They welcome him like ahead of state, like

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he was a conquering hero. I was blown away that
they would invite this guy to campus. They shut it down,
gave him incredible amounts of security. And so this trouble
with anti Semitism has been brewing for a whole generation
of professors there that had been incubating this, and it's
finally like metastasizing, and you can see it. It wasn't

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in the nineties. It wasn't there, man, it was it
was it was you know, regular smart kids got into Harvard.
Now it's almost impossible. You've got to be politically connected,
very wealthy. That's what it seems to me. I hope
they get back on track because there there was. It's
a it's a pretty important assets in the United States.

Speaker 1 (36:34):
So I agree, how on every point you're completely correct.

Speaker 5 (36:37):
Hal.

Speaker 1 (36:38):
I want to ask you this because you mentioned yes,
Sir Arafat, and look, there's a lot of attention rightfully
so obviously on the pro hamas pro terrorist, anti Semitic
ideology that is now just pervasive among the student body,
among the faculty across the university and other universities. But

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we're talking about heart the thing that many people are
not I just want to get your opinion on this.
Christy Nomes says there's a really also ugly underbelly that
many people are not seeing about Harvard, and she cites
example after example. There is a paramilitary group okay literally,

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it's a paramilitary group linked directly to the Chinese Communist
Party that has been active on Harvard's campus for five
years now. That has been told by the State Department
and the Treasury Department. These guys are they're basically their spies.

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They're acting on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party and
the Chinese military. They have direct links to the Chinese military,
and yet Harvard is not just allowing them to be
on campus. But they're actually doing joint research with these people.
I'm talking about military research, robotic research to uh military

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technological research. So in other words, they are sharing some
of our most important technology and secrets with groups that
are open fronts for the Chinese Communist Party. And as
Christinome says, this is treason. And they go, We've warned

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Harvard about this over and over. Knock it off. You're
not so Look, you're benefiting Beijing. You are benefiting the
Chinese communist regime whire. And these are spies, They're well
known spies. They've infiltrated, by the way, not just Harvard,
many other universities, but they go in particular Harvard, and

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you're gonna be doing top secret, sensitive research with them
on military project and military technology, whether it be satellites,
whether it be drones, whether it be robotics, whether it
be weapons systems, whether it be missiles. So you are
helping China eclipse the United States and become the world's

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dominant superpower. And you know about everybody knows about China's
human rights record. By the way, a group directly tied
to the genocide of the Wigurs in Western China and
they're still allowing them to operate on campus. They're literally
slaughtering Muslims in Western China, putting them in concentration camps,

(39:42):
and they're helping them with research on how to do
even better surveillance of their own citizens so they can
prop up that brutal regime. Now, you know, that's a
far way from anti Semitism and hamas. But this is
the kind of stuff Harvard is doing. And what's sa
incredible is the government saying, look, this threatens our national security.

(40:05):
Never mind that it's despicable and disgusting, but this threatens
our national security. Knock it off. Harvard refuses to knock
it off. Why because they're swimming in cash from Beijing.
As you put it, those students coming in are loaded.
They're tied to very powerful political families in China in

(40:26):
this case, and Harvard saying, come on in. So I'm
looking at this and I'm saying, good, kick them all
out for national security reasons. By by how am I wrong?

Speaker 6 (40:41):
You're not? You're not wrong. And look, I'm also a
military veteran. I was a US submarine officer before I
went to business school up at Harvard. And you know,
if there's a very complicated technical problem that needs to
be solved for the US military. They often go to
the d O D State Department, you know, not you

(41:03):
know often go to Princeton, Harvard, Caltech, m I T
to solve a very complicated technical problem. I do not
know how we are allowing what use what is happening
with the you know, to co make We're we're doing
very complex problem solving at these universities for the military.
And to know the Chinese or they're co mingling is

(41:24):
I don't know how this is allowed. I do know
that that also some Chinese students give in this country
and they have a pro freedom bent, like for like
Hong Kong. I know my undergrad school was, uh was
pretty university. Uh there were some Chinese students there that
put pressure on other Chinese students to stop talking about

(41:44):
freedom and uh they ran undo the wrong president of
Purdue that was Mitch Daniels at the time, and he
had those students expelled from China. So there is a
precedent for for removing some of these students under those
kind of conditions. I just don't think it's ever happened
in an IVY league, and I think maybe, you know,
we have a chance maybe at moving in that direction,
which will be be helpful. I don't know how our

(42:06):
military problem solvers can co mingle research in the same
places with where there's a lot of Chinese influence.

Speaker 1 (42:13):
And I agree with you, it's treason. How it's treason.
How DYNAMI call dynamit call hell. Thank you very much
for that, Anthony in Michigan. Thanks for holding Anthony, and welcome.

Speaker 7 (42:26):
Doctor Kooner a blessing as always, Thank you, Anthony. Christy
neom is right. These are doctrination centers on our dime. Jeff,
I want to take you back about ten or eleven years ago.
I was chaperone on a college tour of a state
school here in Michigan that's quietly well known, and we
stumbled upon one of the students I was chaperoning. His

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older sister was in the naval engineering program and you know,
kind of an interesting major. So I chatted or had
it or up when we met her, and long our discussion,
she revealed that eighty five percent of the students were
from a foreign country, sometimes an adversary. And let's just say,
I don't think these kids are going to be out

(43:10):
designing StarCraft boats to go on Lake Winnipesake. Let's just
say maybe some of the vessels they're working on now
are given Taiwan some grief. With that in mind, you're
talking about the finances of this. You know, these are
five and one C threes, And my big question is,
especially after usaid, what is a frugality of these five

(43:31):
to one C threes. They spend money like drunken sailors, Jeff,
And by that I also mean real estate. One of
these two major colleges here in Michigan, one in the
rules has like eight hundred acres, but the other one
in town. While we were looking for a home many
years ago, someone told us one at you buy in
this town because said university really keeps the tax rates

(43:54):
up because there are a five A one C three
and the restep values are good. So you know, there's
a lot to know. I don't know if Grace is
still practicing in real estate. From what I understand, A
lot of these foreign students of wealth their parents well
by I mccondo to live in for four years and
then they'll sell it after they leave.

Speaker 1 (44:12):
That's right.

Speaker 7 (44:13):
You know, these things are financial colossices and they're you know,
they're honestly, I got to see some of the benefits
packages of one of these schools and their healthcare, Jeff
is like something U. A. W's would have gotten in
the early nineties. And you know it's some of them
eve been required. You still get the job, Jeff, to

(44:33):
get a job. I've looked at their job sites. She's
going after a cornerstone here that these places have become
in doctrination centers on our dime. And frankly, yes, if
these kids are on campus and they're looking at the
PDF files or programs that are research and development and
they've been sort of chartered to come back with said information,

(44:57):
we're giving away the farm. Jeff.

Speaker 1 (45:00):
That's well, that's what's been going on. Look, Anthony, you're
completely right, and I got to say, you're really very perceptive,
and I want to go back. You mentioned there five
oh one C three status. Now Nome is now said
and this is going to be the ultimate. You know,
this is escalating. Now it's a war, and now it's
escalating and escalating. Let me tell you when Trump goes

(45:21):
nuclear on Harvard or Christy Nome goes nuclear on Harvard.
She's now telling him. You continue this, you continue flouting
the law, You continue not adhering to the law, You
keep not adhering to the Supreme Court ruling. You continue
to push these affirmative action programs which are now clearly
illegal in the wake of that Supreme Court historic decision.

(45:45):
We're going to revoke your tax exem status. And you
got a lot of money that's coming in, as you mentioned, Anthony,
and that's you know, and that massive, you know, fifty
billion dollar plus endowment that's going to be you know
that you're going to pay a lot in taxes. We're
gonna revoke your tax exempt status now, Anthony, I want

(46:05):
to ask you this, and I want to ask all
of you this. Look, I love Christinaolan, okay, in a
non sexual way. If a woman with balls, okay, that's
what we need, more women with balls. But let that go.
I'm looking at this and I'm like, I love what
you're doing. I agree with it, But why haven't you

(46:26):
revoked it already? And I don't just mean for Harvard.
I'm talking Columbia, Yale, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania, Brown, Cornell,
like all of these Ivy League schools. What you know
you're a money making machine. You're not in the business.

(46:48):
Let's be honest. They're not in the business of education.
I mean that's their brand. They're in a business of
making money. That's what Harvard does. Harvard is swimming in
cash and their staff is very well paid. Their professors
are exorbitantly paid, overpaid, never mind higher administration. I mean

(47:10):
some of them. The salaries are outrageous. So they're making
money hand over fist. If you're making if you're running
a for profit institution, and that's what really it is,
then why aren't they paying taxes? Anthony? Tell me, am
I missing something? Am I wrong?

Speaker 7 (47:27):
No? And here's here's the rub, Jeff. If you and
your lovely wife go out and buy said star company X.
You know there's a quarterly statement in a report. Are
they on pace? Is this a good investment? But the
five O c umbrella, they're operating in an ether with stealth.

(47:47):
We don't know what the heck is going on? Are
they is eighty five cents of every dollar going to
education or is it something future really lower? Remember when
Rush was given money to a marine charity, was the
only one who gave money too, because like ninety nine
percent of every dollar he gave went to the fallen Marines,

(48:09):
widows and children. We don't know what's going on behind
the veil, you know, paying no attention to the man
behind the curtain, Jeff I want to know.

Speaker 1 (48:19):
Oh Amen, Amen, Anthony, have a wonderful weekend. Happy Memorial
Day weekend, Mike do I got time to get Patrick
in all right, Patrick, aha, speaking of Harvard, Patrick in Cambridge.
Thanks for holding Patrick and welcome.

Speaker 5 (48:37):
Hi.

Speaker 8 (48:37):
How how you doing so good? Not only do does
Harvard have you know, billions of dollars in their bank,
but what do make on interest is just phenomen like unbelievable.
Just on the interest that they make. I believe it's
around like five billion and interest a year. Not only that,
but they don't pay property taxes on any of their

(48:58):
properties in Cambridge. And if you're in the Cambridge area,
you know how many properties Harvard has they don't pay
property taxes? And then they cry Wolf, come on, that's.

Speaker 1 (49:11):
A great call, a really good point. Patrick. You know, look,
you know, how do I say this? Some of the
most powerful men in the world. Okay, just to give
an example, like Jeffrey Epstein, they're like maybe a billionaire
one billion two. But that's a lot of money. I
mean one or two or three billion dollars. Man, that
buys you a ton of influence. Harvard has a fifty

(49:34):
billion plus endowment, and you're right. The interest alone, they're
raking in billions and billions every year. And they don't
pay no property tax, no income tax. They don't they
pay no taxes, and you're right. Look, they run Cambridge,

(49:55):
they run Boston, let's be honest, and they pretty much
run New England. And it may run in many ways
the country, but I'm just saying, you know, locally, you're right.
I can't believe how much property and how many buildings
they own.