Well, folks, our colleges in university have been taken over by the radical left, a person who knows that better than pretty much anyone is a guy named Jeff Rabhan. He's worked in virtually all areas of the music and entertainment industry, and he's the former chairman of the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at New York University. He joined us on the show this week to talk about the takeover of the universities by the radical left and their pro-chamaz supporters.

Jeff, thanks so much for joining the show. I really appreciate it.

Hey, thank you, Ben. Glad to be here.

So obviously, NYU has actually been the site of some of the most controversial situations regarding the current conflict. The student president of the Bar Association at NYU's School

of Law was filmed taking down posters of kidnapped

children, issued a letter directly after the attacks by Hamas, suggesting that that was all the

fault of the Jews. How prominent, you were working at NYU, obviously, for a long time.

How prominent is anti-Semitism on campus? And how is the administration supposed to deal with it?

Well, you know, I think that's a couple of things.

If you take a step back and you look, you know, there's a perfect storm that occurred going

back to a combination of BLM and COVID that created a perfect storm where students

across the country, no longer were students, they became

customers. Universities were so afraid of losing money and so afraid of losing students and so

afraid of upsetting students that were on campus, having spent hundreds of millions of dollars,

many of them, to follow protocols and what have you. It created an environment where students were

empowered to think that anything they said it did was acceptable behavior, and schools didn't

push back from elite institutions to community colleges. And so what you have is it's a level

of tolerance that we've never seen before. Universities have always been a great place for free speech and free thinking and for meaningful

debate.

But as the rhetoric individual has gotten more angry and more vicious and more hateful, they oftentimes

are handcuffed and afraid to actually speak up.

I do know there are students at NYU that are afraid to go to class at this point. They don't feel

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