story I just told our viewers about Columbia University makes concessions to Trump and they

bid to reclaim federal funds. I mean, just that shows that Columbia University is for sale in the

time of Trump, just as the law firm Paul Weiss seems to be. Quote, Columbia University agreed on

Friday to make changes to its protest rules, campus security policies and Middle Eastern

Studies Department in a remarkable concession to the Trump rules, campus security policies and Middle Eastern Studies Department,

in a remarkable concession to the Trump administration, which had refused to consider restoring

$400 million in federal funding without an overhaul. What's interesting is if they embarked on

their own to do those things, they could, I mean, and I'm not at Columbia, it sounds like there

was an appetite for that among its own student body, but to do it

under duress makes them look so weak.

Well, and it seems to come back to the same thing.

It's about money.

Oh, you're going to withhold funding?

Okay, we'll back down.

Oh, Paul Weiss is going to lose clients and it will affect our business.

Okay, we'll back down. Oh, Paul Weiss is going to lose clients and it will affect our business. Okay,

we'll back down. Why not just NDEI without Trump, you know, holding you to it in the Oval

office? Right. It's one thing if the law firm and at the university, if they actually believe

that these are the proper actions to take and those are principled, that would be one thing. And it's

not to say that there shouldn't be changes necessarily to how those protests were handled and that there were some Jewish

students who were on campus who felt unsafe. It's not to say that they shouldn't be addressing

these things, but it's the circumstances under which they're doing it where, yeah, oh, you're only

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