Presidents, administrators. why is this being fomented in a very specific place, our college campuses? claudine gaye is not the problem, but she was part of porto the problem. so, to that point, why haven t we seen the same kind of energy toward other universities where this is happening? there was at penn there was there is an attention on the m.i.t. president, who also testified, to resign. they ve been calls for reform in all kinds of places. maybe cornell dealt with their episode better than however did. but listen, harvard has a huge spotlight on it. there is no question about it. and then by default sorted claudine game. gay.
Than our parents and grandparents. that s a problem we need to look at. we need to that includes professors. presidents, professors, administrators. why is this being fomented in a very specific place on college campuses? and claudine gay is not the problem. but she was part of part of the problem. to that point, why haven t we seen the same kind of energy towards other universities where this has been happening? during what has at penn both white, resigned, pretty quickly after that congressional hearing. there is an attention on the m.i.t. president, who also testified, to resign. there have been calls for reform in all kinds of places. and maybe cornell dealt with they are episode better than harvey did. but listen, harvard has a huge stoplight down.
Did was when people came to collect the food, we also had a nutritionist there who would give recipes of what you can do with the food. something healthy, rather than, you know, trying it up into rice cakes, wrapped in bacon and grease. lawrence: doc, it s all about moderation as they always tell me. but what you are talking about is doing the work. that s education. and it seems like people want to blame racism instead of going in the community and educating the population about certain decisions we can make. doc, thank you so much for joining the program this morning. thank you for having me. lawrence: i hope y all come back. indeed. lawrence: still ahead. last president standing on mit after harvard and penn presidents resign after the wake of their disastrous testimony on capitol hill.
University professor of women gender and sexuality an african american studies. professor, good to see. you normally again to talk to you about fun things like literature and books. this feels to me to be very dark. what has happened here. it is a confluence of a whole bunch of nefarious interests that got together to oust claudine gay. ostensibly it was first about antisemitism and then it became about inflated allegations of plagiarism in which chris ruffo took . it s a demoralizing moment. i think one of the things that has been lost in the conversation is how challenging the position was to be the leader of the any university at this moment so that we have all these constituencies, the board, the students, faculty, alums, and donors and all with varying investments in this moment of intense political conflict, a historic moment in many ways of devastating proportions. so it was difficult, i think,
You ex poised something. it was a moment you don t see often in congress, three college presidents, three of the most prestigious universities that gave the most appalling answer when you were asking a question about anti-semitism. i am surprised it took the charge of plagiarism to make this happen. what is your take? my take is there is a reason that the testimony of the presidents of harvard, penn, and mit made history as the most viewed testimony ever with over 1 million views. their testimony was morally bankrupt and pathetic. my question was a moral question. does calling for the genocide of jews ruin your school s code of conduct? does it go against your school s code of conduct? every single one said it depended on the context. we know it doesn t. it should be condemned. all three failed abyssmally and
Universities when given a choice between pro-hamas protesters and their jewish students, the university administrators side with the pro-hamas protesters even if it endangers the safety of the jewish students. it is utterly indefensible. they are not apologizing for any of it. much of this was driven by donors who in harvard s case rescinded roughly $1 billion of contributions and why mit is willing to hold out when penn and harvard finally did the right thing. senator, great to see you. happy new year to you, sir. glad to have you as always. shocking new record. not a record you should be proud of. we have the day. sarah carter speaking with chicago residents about their growing crisis thanks to joe biden. steven miller will join us as we
Described as a terrorist hit on this parade to commemorate his life. more than 100 dead and that number continues to go up throughout the morning. we ll watch it and let you know what we re learning from inside iran as we can today. president biden teasing plans to wipe out more student debt. he posted this yesterday. my administration has canceled student debt for 3.6 million people bringing the promise of higher education to more hard working americans and we ll keep going. supreme court ruled against the president s original student plan but according to the department of education, he has still managed to cancel more than $130 billion in debt as they are proud to say. so there is that and this. it is unacceptable it took harvard a month to demand the resignation of claudine gay. penn made the right decision immediately. this is after it was forced in front of the world to see. we ve seen jewish students assaulted, physically harassed
The world saw it. it is unacceptable that it took harvard a month to demand the resignation of claudine gay. penn made the right decision immediately after it was forced in front of the world to see. i believe niece university presidents sit atop these institution that is have rotted out and have institutionalized anti-semitism particularly after hamas terrorist attack against hamas. we have seen jewish students physically harassed and facing vile attacks every single day. sean: if it didn t violate the code of conduct and it depends on conduct, would they apply that standard and answered it the same way if it was clearly something said that was racist, masagonist, xenophobe
When given a choice betweeneen pro-hamas protesters and their s jewish students, the university administratorstude side with the pro-hamas protesters, even if it endangers safety of their jewish students, it is utterly indefensible. and harvard needs to do a loth more. kwarteng needed to step down. but but they re not apologizing for any of it. and much of this wasot driven, i think, by donors who at harvard s case rescind did roughly $1,000,000,000 of pledge contributionn s. it makes you wonder where the donors amity is and why amit oy is willing to hold outts when when penn and harvard finally did the right thing.d fi well, let s see what happens over time, senator. greana t. see you. happy new year to you, sir. glad to have you as always. up nexyeart, shocking new record in biden s border crisis. nos t a record you should be proud of. we ve got the data. sara carter speaking with chicago hav residentsou about their growing crisis thanks to joe biden. also, stephen miller will join us as we continue live.
You look at the testimony of the presidents of penyou lon harvard and mit, as you mentioned, two down, one to go, president penn has resigned. the president of harvard resigns, the president of mit. he needs resiresign because our universities are so cultural marxism. they divide everyone into dictims and oppressors s and anything is justified on behalf of the victims nto vict against oppressors. he tic that s why they can t stand up to anti-semitism. but it sgainst t also why they e donald trump because they view him as oppressor. and that s why they ask you this. anything to go afters an him?r i m not so sure that had the plagiarism not followed up to the horrific comment, to the horrific answer that elisele toe stefanik was able to get out thr of these three presidents. i m sure she d be gone today. and where i think the issue of her appalling comment on should be should have been