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Olivia, welcome. Thank you for having me. A lot going on in New York and around the country.

I mean, first off,

when you talk about what's happening in New York, the president's had a lot of focus on

Columbia, Harvard, and Yale, what's going on these college campuses? You told me you went to

journalism school at Columbia. I did. So bring us on to the campus when you went there. Tell me

how it might have changed now. Yeah. So when I went there, there were definitely hints of what was to come, where I remember

at least once I had a pitch shot down because it was considered racist. Honestly, it's a little

complicated to get into, but I think it was racist that they considered it racist.

And definitely over abortion, I mean, they considered the job of a reporter, especially when it

comes to abortion, to expose the corruption of the pro-life movement.

So it's very easy to see where the social justice roots come in.

I went there pre-BLM.

And from what I've heard from students who have gone there after BLM, I mean, in my head, I call it the Columbia School of Propaganda.

Because I think it really is to train the next generation of journalists, how to help progressive movements and make liberal cases through reporting. So this guy, this student, Moshan Madawi, who is a co-founder

of a Palestinian group on campus that help lead to take over the encampments and

everything else like that was to let go out of an ice facility in Vermont.

They said he's not a danger.

However, they do have a gunstore owner who says that he told him that he used to use

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