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This is the political scene, and I'm David Remnick.

This is the New Yorker Radio Hour. I'm David Remnick, and we're spending the entire hour

talking about the eruption of protest on college campuses across the country.

We're focusing in particular on Harvard University, where much of the turmoil began.

In December, Harvard's president, along with two other college leaders, were summoned to

Congress to hearings about whether a climate of anti-Semitism exists on campus. This has become a real issue.

Some on the right, Elise Stefonic and Ron DeSantis, among others,

have seized on some distinctly ugly instances

and then, as some have argued, exploited the situation,

making fighting anti-Semitism a distinctly partisan political cause.

I spoke earlier in the program with Lawrence Summers, a former Harvard president, who said

that the way the university presidents conducted themselves in the hearings was, and this is

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