Senator, good to be with you as always in person this week.

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I want to start with this shocking week coming out of Washington, D.C.

You had the presidents of several of these Ivy League schools. They were asked to come and

testify before Congress about anti-Semitism on college campuses. Now, you would think they would

have been prepped by their staffs, by their PR groups at the university to how them to not screw this up.

If they were prepped, everyone that prepped them should be fired because they didn't do anything to make Jewish students feel more comfortable or feel safe on their college campuses.

And it really, I think, shocked the nation that these universities clearly were refusing to condemn anti-Semitism on their campus.

Well, that's exactly right. This week was very consequential. You know, since October 7th,

on this podcast, we have covered in virtually every episode, either what is happening on the

ground in Israel, what is happening in Gaza, what is happening with

Hamas, or the corporate media's bias, pro-Hamas bias undermining Israel, or the vicious

anti-Semitism that we're seeing on the left, whether it's the squad in the House of Representatives

or whether it is on university campuses. I will say the testimony of three

university presidents that occurred last week in the House of Representatives was extremely consequential.

You had the president of Harvard University, you had the president of Penn, and you had the president

of MIT. I cannot think of testimony that has gone worse for the witnesses

in my time in the Senate.

Wow.

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