Aaron, Indianapolis. Aaron, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark. Question, why does Columbia University have to be told to stop anti-Semitism?

You would think they would know better?

Yeah, very good point. Well, as Michael Goodwin explained earlier, the crazy 60s radicals grew up in some of the 70s radicals.

And when they left college, they decided to go back and become professors, become teachers,

and they rose up and took control of these colleges.

And it's been decades of total indoctrination, become indoctrination camps. Hey, well, we'll talk to Jake

Novak about this in a few minutes. I don't know how you clean this out. It's Colombia, a lot of

these places, just cesspools of anti-Semitism and how do you clean it out? Well, we'll get to that

coming up. Let's go to Bill in Hamburg. Bill, how you doing?

All right, Mark.

Thank you.

Murphy is saying that he needs to declare New Jersey as a state of emergency so that he can get federal funds.

When interstate 80, which goes from New York to California, it's an interstate highway.

It's already funded federally. And my second point is, with all these problems over the Columbia University, where is the JDL? That's it. Yeah, that's a good point.

We'll save that for the next segment, these crazy universities. How do you ever straighten that out? It's just awful. And again, where is Chuck Schumer? He's the Democratic

Senator. He's New York. It's right in his own hometown, right in his backyard. He's the

senator. Highest ranking Jewish official in New York. Not only does he do nothing about the anti-Semitism, but we find out he's

in cahoots with the former Columbia president. Well, we'll get to that coming up. Let's go to

Patrick in New York City. Patrick, how you doing? Good, Mark. You know, you often comment about

these mainstream legacy media guys and their

black to the ability to follow up or the desire to deliberately not follow up

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