Jennings: Harvard Keeps Turning out Professors and Students Who Appear to Be Schooled in the Downfall of Western Civilization

ABRAMS: “You don‘t actually believe that it‘s just on the anti-Semitism. I mean, that‘s the thing. Come on. Let‘s — let‘s not — “
JENNINGS: “I said the fight is worth picking because of that alone. But there are other reasons to pick on Harvard. Some are political and the Ivy League — “
ABRAMS: “Well, most are. Almost all are political. I mean, come on, right?”
JENNINGS: “And some have to do with this. I think the average American probably looks at this and says they‘re sitting on a $53 billion endowment. They want another 2 billion to $9 billion. And at the same time, they keep turning out a bunch of professors and students who appear to be schooled in one thing only: the downfall of Western civilization. Why are we financing this?”
PHILLIP: “Tom Cotton and so many — so many other. I mean, Brett Kavanaugh, I don‘t know, I mean, how many conservatives does Harvard turn out?”
LAWLER: “For this reason, I introduced the anti-Semitism Awareness Act, to enforce Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and to ensure that any institution of higher learning is actually upholding that, that we clearly define what anti-Semitism is and hold these universities and administrators accountable. Harvard failed miserably in its responsibility to deal with that. Now, I think most Americans would look and say, ‘Wait a minute, you‘re giving a private institution over $1 billion of our taxpayer funds?’ And yes, they‘re using a lot of it towards research. But the fact is — “
PHILLIP: “That‘s where that‘s where the money is going. Where do you think the money is going, congressman?”
LAWLER: “The fact is that most of these institutions want to say, ‘Oh, we‘re private,’ but yes, you are still required to uphold federal law, especially when you are taking federal dollars, period, end of story.”