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I'm joined by JVL, editor of the publication.

We are going to be talking about some breaking news that just happened.

Pretty wild stuff.

It looks like the Trump administration is moving to restrict international students

from going to Harvard University, a real escalation in the war between

the administration and the university. Before we get to that, subscribe to the feed. We appreciate

your subscriptions. We welcome international students and viewers. All right, JVL. What are your

first reactions to this? It's a really big deal. It is a continuing attempt to threaten the economics of Harvard.

I mean, the Trump administration has basically said, we want to own Harvard.

We want to be the shadow hand that makes all decisions at Harvard.

They want help.

They would like to have guidance over who Harvard lets in, who Harvard rejects, who

Harvard hires, what teachers are hired to Harvard, and what they teach.

And to impose this, what they have said is like anywhere that Harvard touches the government,

we are going to use that as leverage against you. And so this is grants and funding.

Harvard's a gigantic institution, right? I mean, there are there are grants coming into

biomedical research being done in Harvard. And what the Trump administration said is, we want to know what your undergraduate courses

are.

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