Held accountable for the epstein saga. law enforcement authorities had known about this for a decade before jeffrey epstein was arrested on federal charges. even though this is emerging faith that this is going to get taken carry of, accountability is low. trace: he had sex with under age girls and he did not account for it. he had a very softball punishment in florida. so that goes to show you. sarah, mehek thank you both we appreciate it claudine gay is no longer president of harvard university and some members of the liberal media know exactly who to blame. conservatives. lauren green is live with more on that tonight. lauren good evening. good evening trace. calls for claudine gay s ouster came with some of the wealthiest donors, members of the harvard crimson editorial board and several notable alumni but not everyone is celebrating the resignation of the school s first black president. there is this sort of open war on black progress, black
Only way is action, whether companies and we are a sports entertainment company. company leaders have to say, we don t stand for it. alumni have to raise hell. brian: he did, how does he feel now that she resigned? will dave portnoy hire harvard graduates? let s ask him. first things first, you sought out resignation, can harvard kids now apply for barstool? i think there is still huge, large issues with corporation and this apology was held at gunpoints, she should have done it a long time ago temperature is a first step, a good step. i am glad she is gone, we will now entertain applications from harvard again. brian: do you think anything will change at the school? she is staying on faculty.
Weeks, with gay facing allegations of plagiarism and her academic work. harvard initially standing behind gay, buts today the board accepting her resignation, saying she had acknowledged steps but also face deeply personal and sustained attacks. saying to panic, this will be the beginning of any scandal in college in history. gays leaving leaving the campus divided. i m glad it seems like we re moving in a direction where. harvard might be repairing its public image. i was flabbergasted, i was shocked. i don t think she was given a chance from the start. with me tonight, jason johnson. a politics and journalism professor at morgan state university. he is also an msnbc political contributor and espn s pablo torre. host of the podcast, pablo torre finds out from meadowlark media. he is also a harvard alumni. i turn to you first, what is your reaction to her resignation? and the allegations of plagiarism?
Growing. alongside the presidents of university of pennsylvania and m.i.t. last month. this exchange with republican congresswoman elise stefanik going viral. the answer is yes, and dr. gay, at harvard does calling for the genocide of jews violate harvard s rules of bulling and harassment, yes or no? it can be depending on the context. it does not depend on the context, the answer is yes, and this is why you should resign zplort. reporter: growing pressure against the university started before that testimony. alumni pulling back donations over the school s response to the hamas terrorist attacks of october 7th. harvard s governing body accepting gay s resignation writing in a statement she acknowledged missteps and has shown remarkable resilience in the face of deeply personal and sustained attacks. tuesday s move spliting the harvard community. she lost the ability, at least in the perception of many students and faculty and alumni
Over the last month. brian: you are kidding. steve: beaches are pretty much shot. lawrence: finally gets to celebrate and there is no beach. ainsley: still waves. brian: waves crash into land. just send you. steve: just smooths out. no roll. ainsley: y all, before christmas we saw the president was going to be ivy league go in front of the congress. steve: how did they do? ainsley: elise stefanik what was happening on college campuses with the anti-semitism. clawed dean gay people said we want you to step down. elise alumni said i want you to step down as well. they were trying to work through all of that. as of yesterday she decided to resign. keeps $900,000 salary and return to a position of faculty. steve: making $900,000? she was actually making $900,000 about that much before she became president. and so after her disastrous
Color in this country thinks, believes, how they should live and act and vote. i just wish he would go away. remember martin luther king, mr. sharpton? judge me by the content of my character, not the color of my skin. dana: molly line is live from harvard, university. good morning, dana. mounting calls for resignation came from alumni and donors and fellow academics and some students at the university. not everyone is happy that president claudine gay has chosen to step down from her post at harvard. her tenure was brief. just six months and two days but barrier breaking. the university s first black president. the founder of the center for anti-racist research at nearby boston university posted this. racist mobs won t stop until they topple all black people from positions of power and influence who are not reinforcing the structure of racism. in announcing her resignation he she touched on the allegations
it does not depend on the contract, the answer is yes. in, weeks following plagiarism following her academic work. today the board accepting her brexit nation, thing that she had acknowledged steps but also face deeply personal and sustained attacks. saying to panic, this will be the beginning of any scandal in college in history. gays leaving leaving the campus divided. this is a direction where harvard might be repairing its public interest. i was flabbergasted, i was shocked. i don t think she was given a chance from the start. with me tonight, jason johnson. and politics and journalism professor at morgan state university. he is also an msnbc political contributor and espn s pablo torre. host of the podcast, pablo tory finds out. from meadowlark media. he is also a harvard alumni.
Calls for gay s resignation growing after congressional hearing about anti-semitism and islamophobia on college campuses, alongside the presidents of the university of pennsylvania and m.i.t. last month. this exchange with elise stefanick going viral. dr. gay, at harvard, does calling for the genocide of jews violate harvard s rules of bullying and harassment? yes or no? it can be depending on the context. it does not depend on the context. the answer is yes and this is why you should resign. reporter: but growing pressure against the university started before that testimony. alumni pulling back donations over the school s response to the hamas terrorist attacks of october 7th. harvard s governing body accepting gay s resignation. writing in a statement, she acknowledged missteps and has shown remarkable resilience in the face of deeply personnel and sustained attacks, both on and off campus, tuesday s move splitting the harvard community. she lost the ability, at
Least in the perception of many students and faculty and alumni, to lead the university. i think that there were attempts for her to force her to resign, for quite some time, starting with her congressional testimony. reporter: harvard s governing board says that the university s provost, alan garber, will serve as interim president as they work to find a new leader. meanwhile, gay is expected to stay on at the university as a faculty member. mika? wow. nbc s erin mclaughlin, thank you for that report. mara gay, just looking at what s been happening at campuses across the country, your take on this latest news? well, i think there s a lot going on here, and so we just want to be careful that we contextualize everything properly. the thing that really disturbed me was the unrelenting campaign
it s targeted at jewish students. jewish individuals. do you understand your testimony is dehumanizing them? reporter: afterwards, gay apologized for what she called poor wording in her testimony. gay under pressure to step down from house members, donors, and prominent alumni. and more recently, she faced allegations of plagiarism for material contained in her academic writings. harvard had previously ordered an investigation that revealed quote, a few instances of inadequate citation, but the university finding no violation of its standards for research misconduct. and david, claw dean gay was harvard s first black president and only in that position for six months. the shortest in harvard s entire history. and some professors there unhappy about how all of this went down, saying that the university is caving to republican political pressure. david? david: selina wang live in washington. thank you. now to the alarming break-in at the colorado supreme court in denver. authorities say a suspect shot