Hey, we're going to look to get to this hour. It's Good Friday. To me, they're all great

every Friday, but this is good Friday, and it's a very important day. But we'll get to the

bridge coming up. Some good news. Harvard attendance, actually applications down dramatically.

Five percent so far, you know Harvard is usually flooded flooded with applications

but because of the ugly disgusting anti-semitism through and through it that Harvard

uh applications are dropping and dropping and dropping less people applying

uh problem is it's just basically dropping and dropping and dropping less people applying.

Problem is, it's just baked into the system there at Harvard.

It's been going on for so many years and so many decades.

It's the professors.

It's the people that run the place.

The donors, the big trustees are trying to stop it. But remember, Harvard has something like a $65 billion endowment.

The interest on that be enough to run the place forever.

They could actually live without these donors, but less and less attendance.

And a lot of people not so interested in these Ivy League colleges,

not just Harvard and other institutions that are filled with this anti-Semitism.

It's not just that ugly stuff, but you know, you could probably learn a lot more at a lot of other colleges.

You know, Hofster's a great college. There's all kinds of, go to Auburn. You can go to Michigan.

There's a lot of great colleges out there.

And if you look at, if you took a list of the finest top doctors in the world, the top 20, none of them went to Harvard Medical School.

If you look at the finest lawyers, I mean, the top lawyers on earth, it's not Harvard Law School.

It's really not. I mean, all those people that come out of Harvard Law, they're all working for top lawyers. So good to see attendance

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