I'm John Bachelor with my colleague, Merrick Kistle, executive vice president, Steven's

incorporated, former senior adviser to the Secretary of State, former Wall Street

journal editorial writer, member of the board, based in Hong Kong and then New York.

And before that, a very pleased and successful graduate of Harvard University.

I mentioned that, Mary's alma mater, mine is Princeton University.

We have a great number of questions being asked these days about the most elite universities

in America who have vowed safety, the provocation, and deliberate vanity of aggression by protests,

by marches, by student letters, signing of letters has been in the news for days.

The story has moved to donors.

Major donors, Mr. Huntsman's foundation is one of them mentioned.

Mr. Waxner's expressing their rejection of the way the administrations have handled these

protests, these marches, these provocations, march of it anti-Semitic, all of it anti-Semitic,

sometimes mass, sometimes not.

I noted Princeton University, there was some calculation that the people who showed up for

the demonstration, at the same time there was a memorial for the dead in Israel.

The provocation was to show up in March for Hamas, pro-Hamas, whatever the language was.

Recommendation that the students who show up be massed, so their identities wouldn't

be revealed.

The administration stood by and talked freedom of speech, first amendment, right to assemble.

Mary, how's it been for your colleagues at Harvard?

Oh, gosh, John, there's so much to say here.

I too am an extremely strong proponent of free speech, and I think the way that you combat

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