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When I use the term of outside agitators, anyone can protest in the city, but when you're on college grounds and you do not attend that college, you are an outsider, and then when you train people to do destructive things you are an agitator

And so I'm not trying to be politically correct. I'm trying to be correct for the city of New York

For the city of New York. For the city of New York, that is the Mayor Eric Adams, slowly figuring out one little

thing that won't take him very far.

Terrible disappointment disappointment that man. Horrible terrible. I was

reading this morning about all the money that we taxpayers amazingly and inexplicably give to major universities

in the United States of America, it's almost impossible to believe how many billions of dollars

we give to these big universities.

We've talked about it a little bit, but it is past time that Republicans on the

Hill stand up and say, you know what? We're going to have to stop giving money

to Harvard University,

one of the wealthiest institutions on the face of the planet Earth,

which caters to the richest families in the United States America and the

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