00:00:17.480So make sure that you go and see some of these clips that we're going to be having for you if you're listening to audio only.
00:00:22.340I want to start with this shocking week coming out of Washington, D.C.
00:00:25.980You had the presidents of several of these Ivy League schools.
00:00:30.400They were asked to come and testify before Congress about anti-Semitism on college campuses.
00:00:36.900Now, you would think they would have been prepped by their staffs, by their PR groups at the university to have them to not screw this up.
00:00:43.680If they were prepped, everyone that prepped them should be fired because they didn't do anything to make Jewish students feel more comfortable or feel safe on their college campuses.
00:00:52.660And it really, I think, shocked the nation that these universities clearly were refusing to condemn anti-Semitism on their campus.
00:01:04.380You know, since October 7th on this podcast, we have covered in virtually every episode either what is happening on the ground in Israel, what is happening in Gaza, what is happening with Hamas or the corporate media's bias, pro-Hamas bias undermining Israel or the vicious anti-Semitism that we're seeing on the left.
00:01:25.440Whether it's the squad in the House of Representatives or whether it is on university campuses.
00:01:31.280I will say the testimony of three university presidents that occurred last week in the House of Representatives was extremely consequential.
00:01:40.880You had the president of Harvard University, you had the president of Penn, and you had the president of MIT.
00:01:47.020I cannot think of testimony that has gone worse for the witnesses in my time in the Senate.
00:01:56.200It is reminiscent of you have to go back more than a decade to when the tobacco CEOs testified before Congress, and it was blood, blood all over the hearing room.
00:02:09.360These university presidents demonstrated zero understanding of the vicious anti-Semitism that suffuses their institution.
00:02:22.840Zero understanding, zero empathy, zero understanding, zero empathy, and they thoroughly embrace the rot of cultural Marxism, and it was—and throughout it all, their testimony, they were smug, they were condescending, that they had a know-it-all attitude, that almost every question, it was, how dare you ask me this question?
00:02:46.100So let's start with just a little exchange of Elise Stefanik, who is a member of Republican leadership in the House.
00:02:57.380She and I together led a letter of members of Congress who are Harvard graduates denouncing Harvard's treatment of Jewish students, denouncing their inability to stand up and condemn October 7th, their inability to condemn the Hamas atrocities.
00:04:27.540There's a lot of data, and universities love sharing data about how diverse their student body is.
00:04:33.920I remember going back on trips when you're trying to figure out where you're going to go to college, and they had every breakdown of everything.
00:04:41.260I guarantee they probably know how many transgender students are on campus.
00:04:49.860Listen, this is the Harvard admissions process that is the most Bean County admission process ever.
00:04:56.020They've got a quota for one-legged transgender opera singers.
00:05:00.800Like, it is, and by the way, it is Harvard, at Claudine Gay's direction, that was litigating in the Supreme Court to defend their right to discriminate based on race.
00:05:14.760So, and by the way, you know, she says, we don't keep track of religious affiliation.
00:07:28.060It was a large percentage of the class.
00:07:31.020If Harvard is down to 5 to 10 percent, that is a stunning drop.
00:07:36.500And you would think Harvard Hillel would keep those records.
00:07:40.160It says a lot that the president of Harvard had never been to Harvard Hillel.
00:07:45.960So apparently when it comes to student groups, that's not one she cares about at all.
00:07:50.620But number two, there is a blind spot.
00:07:59.160University administrators are bathed in cultural Marxism, in the views of the radical left.
00:08:09.760For people that listen, they may not know the definition of cultural Marxism.
00:08:13.320We talk about it a lot, especially in this context today.
00:08:15.860Can you just give that definition again?
00:08:17.380Because I think it's so important they understand it.
00:08:19.020Well, Karl Marx, when he wrote the Communist Manifesto, he laid out a view of the world.
00:08:23.860And it was a view based on economic determinism.
00:08:26.700And it was a view of inevitable conflict, conflict between oppressors and victims.
00:08:32.820And for Marx, he used a socioeconomic lens.
00:08:36.260So the oppressors were the owners of capital.
00:08:39.120And the victims were the proletariat, the working men and women.
00:08:42.280And the solution that he advocated was the violent revolution of the proletariat against the oppressors.
00:08:49.020Cultural Marxism uses the mechanisms of culture to frame the world through a Marxist lens, but not just socioeconomic.
00:08:58.980So today, the cultural Marxists, they look at Israel and they have coded, they have defined Jews as oppressors.
00:09:10.300Once that is the case, ideologically, the cultural Marxists support the violent revolution of the so-called victims against the so-called oppressors.
00:09:30.180It's why 35 student groups at Harvard cheered on the Hamas atrocities and said every murder, every rape, every child that was slaughtered is 100% the fault of Israel.
00:09:40.220Because cultural Marxists celebrate when so-called victims are murdering so-called oppressors.
00:09:47.600It's why Black Lives Matter, the Chicago chapter, sent out a tweet of a paraglider, the same paraglider that Hamas terrorists used to murder hundreds of Israelis at the outdoor music concert, saying, we stand with Palestine.
00:10:00.440They're celebrating the mass murder of civilians.
00:10:10.760These administrators, the reason why you're seeing such vicious anti-Semitism on campus, is they have bought into the view that Jews are colonial settlers, they are oppressive, and so we should all celebrate in their view when the oppressors are slaughtered.
00:10:31.500It is grotesque, and we're going to play right now a segment of questioning that is enormously consequential.
00:10:41.780I'll tell you, what you're about to watch, what you're about to listen to, has already resulted in one of these three witnesses being fired.
00:10:48.180As we stand here today, Liz McGill, the president of Penn, lost her job because of how she answered this question.
00:10:55.020And by the way, the chairman of the board of trustees of Penn, lost his job because of how Liz McGill answered this question.
00:11:02.500So that's one, and I think we could easily see all three of these college presidents lose their jobs because of this testimony.
00:11:10.500So if you're watching on YouTube, watch and see their expressions.
00:14:12.160Anti-Semitic rhetoric, when it crosses into conduct that amounts to bullying, harassment, intimidation, that is actionable conduct, and we do take action.
00:14:24.160So the answer is yes, that calling for the genocide of Jews violates Harvard's code of conduct.
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00:18:58.780Look, the first of those witnesses, Sally Kornbluth, who's the president of MIT.
00:19:04.040MIT has allowed Jewish students to be kept out of class.
00:19:09.100So their ideology is directly interfering with carrying out their pedagogical mission, the mission of a university to educate their students.
00:19:18.540Jewish students have repeatedly reported being afraid to go to class because they're being threatened with violence.
00:19:25.580And the MIT president won't do a damn thing about it.
00:19:28.480She won't protect her Jewish students.
00:36:10.280So watch what he said as soon as he came into the hearing room.
00:36:13.440Senator Blackburn, before you leave, I want to make a point for the record since I understand you made some statements about the Jeffrey Epstein flight logs.
00:36:23.320There's a Fox reporter in the hallway who asked me about this.
00:36:27.260And I said I had not spoken to you one time about this issue.
00:36:34.660I didn't know that this was even a subject of your amendments, which, if you'll recall, you were the first on the list until the two-hour rule was invoked.
00:36:43.120I don't know anything about this request on your part.
00:39:24.620We should subpoena Epstein's flight records.
00:39:28.560If there are politicians, Democrat or Republican, or anybody else who was on that plane, who was going to that island, who was molesting and sexually assaulting children, we should know who they are.
00:39:43.960We shouldn't have Jeffrey Epstein's client list.
00:39:46.940And the fact that the Democrats are apparently in a full on panic, I don't know if Durbin knows somebody on that list or multiple people, or I don't know if they're just afraid.
00:40:00.400I don't know what their fear is, but they're plainly terrified of voting on it.
00:40:07.120And if I'm wrong, Durbin can solve it very easily by bringing it up for a vote and issuing the subpoena.
00:40:14.040And to be clear, when we subpoena those flight logs, we should make them public.
00:40:20.080One of my favorite moments in all of Senate Judiciary was when John Kennedy leaned forward at a hearing and he said, Christmas tree ornaments and Jeffrey Epstein, two things, you know, didn't hang themselves.
00:40:40.280And this is why he is a legend of the Senate.
00:40:42.760I almost laughed down a lung and I'm sitting there.
00:40:46.580John sits a couple of seats to my right.