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submarine, he started floating accusations that she plagiarized academic work. those went from rufo's blog to the pages of conservative publications to mainstream publications like the new york times. harvard itself never accused gay of plagiarism but it did investigate the allegations and found that they are, at worst, instances of inadequate citation. they are not what the word plagiarism might make you think. claudine gay was not stealing anyone's ideas nor where she presenting other people's ideas as her own. harvard didn't conclude that any issues in her academic citations amounted to misconduct. that would normally be the end of it. here is possibly the ugliest part of this whole chapter. at americas universities, academics and speech and learning are not primary, money is. bill ackman is an academic billionaire hedge fund manager at a harvard alum. administrated calling for claudine gay's resignation and threatening to pull his donations from the university over her response to the october 7th attack.
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has been the shortest tenure of a university president in history. >> what about the weight and the power of your paper? you did publish an anonymous essay from a student who said, listen, our professors, our administration needs to adhere to the same policies, the same rules that the students to, and said she should resign. that had an impact. how do you feel about that? >> i have heard a lot of talk about -- on twitter and elsewhere -- about student journalism needing to be celebrated, and what i would say to that is, it's nice. but this is real journalism, this is not student journalism. this is the highest standard. we were skipping national publications on the news side, and on the opinion side, yes, we are shaping the discourse on what has been an issue that is important to the nation because it brings a lot of other important themes to light, questions about merit, about diversity, and about this really intense and divisive geopolitical conflict. regarding the anonymous op-ed, yes, i think that the kind of compelling argument on its face of the double standard is something that persuaded a lot of people to end up against
a university president in history. >> what about the weight and the power of your paper? you did publish an anonymous essay from a student who said, listen, our professors, our administration needs to adhere to the same policies, the same rules that the students to, and said she should resign. that had an impact. how do you feel about that? >> i have heard a lot of talk about -- on twitter and elsewhere -- about student journalism needing to be celebrated, and what i would say to that is, it is nice. but this is real journalism, this is not student journalism. this is the highest standard. we were skipping national publications on the news side, and on the opinion side, yes, we are shaping the discourse on what has been an issue that is important to the nation because it brings a lot of other important themes to light, questions about merit, about diversity, and about this really intense and divisive geopolitical conflict. regarding the anonymous op-ed, yes, i think that the kind of compelling argument on its face of the double standard is
who have the power to topple her, then, squeeze, and quote. in the past few weeks, allegations of harvard president have plagiarized academic work accomplished exactly what rufo predicted. they went from rufo's blog to the pages of conservative publications to mainstream publications like the new york times. now, harvard itself has investigated the allegations and found that they are, at worse, instances of inadequate citation. they are not what the word plagiarism makes you think of. gay was not stealing anybody's ideas, nor was she presenting other people's ideas as her own. nevertheless, today, claudine gay resigned immediately. the story of claudine gay's resignation is about a lot of things. was it easier for conservatives to push her out because she's a woman? was it easier because she is black? probably all of the above. but this is also a story of bad actors, like chris rufo trying to bend academia to their own ideological missions.
the pages of conservative publications to mainstream publications like the new york times. now, harvard itself, as investigated the allegations and found that they are, at worse, instances of inadequate citation. they are not with the word plagiarism makes you think of. gay was not stealing anybody's ideas, nor was she presenting other people's ideas at ours her own. nevertheless, today, claudine gay resigned immediately. the story of claudine gays resignation is about a lot of things. was it easier for conservatives to push her out because she's a woman? was it easier because she is black? probably all of the above. but this is also a story of bad actors, like chris, rufo trying to bend academia to their own ideological missions. we'll talk to and sd card professor about all of this and the other major bad faith argument used to chase president day out, and what it means for this course in the country, after this. country, after this.
since rufo's board took over more than a third of the former faculty have resigned and about 125 students have chosen not to return. rufo's plan worked and now today we're seeing the impact of rufo's latest crusade, a crusade against the first black woman to serve as president of the oldest institution of higher education in the country, harvard president claw dean gay. last month rufo tweeted, quote, we launched the claw den gay plagiarism story from the right. in the past few weeks allegations harvard's president had plagiarized academic work accomplished exactly what rufo predicted. they went from rufo's blog to conservative publications to mainstream publications like "the new york times." now harvard itself has investigated the allegations and found they are at worst
always wrongdoing, right? >> when i started the white house i had to endure some tweets from ten years ago the people and bring up. there's always something. are people willing to invest in new leaders? where things that happened is i wrote a piece about this a couple years ago. it's a 4% problem to african american leadership across sectors. one of the things when i talk to social scientists about it. they call the prototypical a threat. people tend to believe that the best people for a job or people that came up just like them. i'm in porter typical example of what success looks like in my field. so somebody else comes up and doesn't look like, near doesn't have the same publications i do, it's like maybe they're just not qualified. i've worked for a black woman who was a vice president, and one of the attacks on kamala harris you can see a lot of things about her a lot of staff
it's costing you dearly. chief, stay in touch. thank you. >> gillian: fox news alert, the harvard crimson, a student-run newspaper out of harvard is now reporting that their president, embattled president claudine gay is set to resign, reporting she's planning to do so this afternoon. she's been in the position just six months. she's now facing lasting criticism about her inability, alleged inability to manage antisemitism across the campus and protect jewish students. she's also facing nearly 50 accusations of distinct incidents of plagiarism in her publications, all this coming to a head, it looks like this afternoon. harvard crimson and the boston globe are reporting she's going to step aside and announce her resignation. >> john: it may be the
what sense are they really are ally? the corrupt, they're an empire, they are cruel, they're weak. the germans, you have a much better idea, are going to run over them in a matter of weeks. why would we side with the failing empire that we should resent, and not with the germans who have a better idea? they're also trying to make us believe that we are inherently weak. that we should change our own form of government, and that by having a democracy, we are opening ourselves up to being controlled by the jews, to be controlled by international forces, to be controlled by those who would send us into the meat grinder of these wise, when really, they should just let germany win inside with them. so they were trying to articulate all of those things through any american voices they could put their words in front of. so, it's members of congress, it's u.s. senators, it's people like lawrence doneness, who they are funding up the wisely, it's george sylvester varick, who's an american nazi agent who's running 12 different publications, it's publican