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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin just promised to withhold his $300 million contribution to Harvard University this year.

The real question is will America's, and I'm going to choose a word here carefully,

America's elite university, get back to the roots of educating American children,

young adults, to be the future leaders of our country or are they going to maintain being lost in the

wilderness of micro-aggressions, a DEOI agenda that seems to have no real end game and just being lost in the wilderness.

Like which way are we going to pick?

Are we going to educate the future members, the House,

the Senate, and the leaders of IBM IBM or are we going to educate a

group of young men and women who are just caught up in a rhetoric of oppressor and

a pressy and this is not fair and frankly just like whiny snowflakes and I like that to change

and I've made that clear to members of the corporate board but until Harvard makes

it very clear that they're going to resume their role as educating

young American men and women to be leaders to be problem solvers to take on

difficult issues. I'm not interested in supporting the institution. He's fed up

with their sorry excuse for today's best and brightest.

Sure, $300 million doesn't hold a candle to the hedge funds.

I mean, colleges, $49 billion endowmentowment but one by one investors are finding out that

the wokness at these leftist hubs won't result in the best return on investment

those gaps will add up over time and when Harvard is begging

for alumni donations the disposable income of those who majored in gender

studies won't exactly serve as a substitute.

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