Welcome back to the City Journal podcast.

I'm your host, Charles Van Leaven, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and senior editor of City Journal.

Joining me on the panel this week are Illish Piro, Constitution constitutional law guy at the Manhattan Institute. Rob

Henderson. I think that's my official title.

Yeah. No, that's what we're calling you. Yeah.

Rob Henderson, Guy, for all things,

social science at the Manhattan Institute,

and Neutu Arnold,

responsible for all things,

education, higher and lower at the

Manhattan Institute.

Thanks, everyone, for being on. I want to take us right into... I had a piece last week on the latest on Trump Harvard, and I think I linked a couple of your things, so you're doing such great stuff. No, it's a great article. Great article. Love to see it. Yeah. Nitu, Niti, who's coming to me, like, every day in my inbox, Ntieu, it's like seven new ideas. It's fantastic. We strongly encourage it. Read all of his stuff at the City Journal. Let's talk about, on something with a serious note last night's, yesterday's attack in Boulder, Colorado, a now known to be Egyptian national, Muhammad Solomon, has been taken into custody after lobbying Malsab cocktails at a group of Jewish marchers in Boulder who were

supporting the release of Hamas's hostages in Gaza.

Solomon allegedly shouted end Zionists and Palestine is free during the attack.

This is obviously yet another attack driven by anti-Israel animus.

It follows on the murder that we talked about a couple of weeks ago in D.C.

It's also part of this larger trend that we're very interested here at City Journal of rising domestic left-wing violence.

So I'm curious, you know, what do people make of this latest incident?

Is this a trend? What's going on here?

I think Tal Fortgang, our colleague, put it well in City Journal this morning that if you

don't crack down on this stuff, he called it kind of a broken windows approach to civil

terrorism.

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