Welcome. It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you. And Senator, let's start with the big breaking news, something you've been calling for for quite some time, and that is for the Harvard president to be ousted from that position. President Gay has resigned after what the media is calling her rocky testimony and these new plagiarism allegations and I

think we should be honest with the verdict listener do not be banboozled by the

mainstream media here trying to claim this has anything to do with her

anti-Semitic testimony before Congress they were more than happy to protect her

Harvard was with everything that she said before Congress, this is separate about the plagiarism allegations

that have come out.

Well, yesterday's news that Claudia and Gay resigned as President of Harvard is a big, big deal. The president of Harvard is the

premier academic position arguably in the United States very possibly in the world

and Claudine Gay was the embodiment of the moral rot and

corruption at that the heart of our elite academic institutions.

Her resigning is a major step forward

and it was not done willingly, it was not done voluntarily,

it was not done easily.

It was, I believe, inevitable. And this is something you and I have been talking

about on this podcast for two months now that that it was clear especially ever

since her testimony before Congress that she needed to

resign and that I believe she would resign. Now this goes back. She has only

been in the position for six months and two days.

She has the shortest tenure of any president of Harvard in the history of the institution,

centuries long.

This goes back to October 7th to the horrific attacks that occurred in Israel and you'll

recall in the days that follow those attacks the Harvard administration was silent.

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