On this episode of New Chirond,

on this episode of New Twomb, Harvard President Claudine Gay resigned from her position

on Tuesday.

Her departure comes just six months after becoming Harvard's first black president.

Did she make mistakes in her testimony in Capitol Hill, as she admits in her New York Times

op-ed published on Wednesday entitled

Claudine Gay what just happened at Harvard is bigger than me. She wrote quote

yes I made mistakes she said her published work contained passages where some material

duplicated other scholars language without proper attribution. But she said she never

had claimed credit for others work and she stands by her original research.

And at the December congressional hearing that started the onslaught of criticism, she wrote,

I neglected to clearly articulate that calls for the genocide of Jewish people are abhorrent and unacceptable.

Was Gay's ascension at Harvard part of the larger Diversity Equity Inclusion Plan across colleges and

universities nationwide. In their new book, The Diversity Khan, David Johnson, and

Kent Heken Lively take a comprehensive look into how companies and schools are

infiltrated and radicalized by DEI theory.

I'm really pleased to welcome my guest, Kent Heckinlively. He is an attorney, science teacher and

New York Times best-selling author. Kent, welcome and thank you for joining me on Newt's world. Thanks for having me Newt.

It's a great honor.

Well, and your book is so timely and so important.

Let's start though with the recent news

that Harvard President Claudine Gay

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