hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty and levin finally i ve missed you folks a lot it has been two weeks and hope you had a great christmas. i hope our new year is great. it s going to be a battle a question about it. just because the calendar flips this not mean things go away and all the fit s sudden things arel sunny. it was nice having little time off, wasn t it? actually it s hard for me too do things with time off. the mind keeps percolating i cannot help it. we have two great guest for you this saturday. we have christopher the manhattan institute senior fellow and the city journal contributing editor. we also have colonel richard cap former commander of british forces in afghanistan former chairman of the covid intelligence group he has been spending a lot of time in the country of israel pretty want to talk to him about what s going on in the world in particular there as well. before we do that want to talk about what s going on right here at home.
melon, cornell, harvard, massachusetts of technology. $13 billion of undocumented contributions from foreign governments. a sizable portion were said to be donated from authoritarian regimes all over the world again they mention qatar, saudi arabia, china, uae. that is a report from the network contagion research institute. may 2023 report from the cooperative enterprise found the arab countries like qatar, saudi arabia, the uae, kuwait and egypt were the top donors to american universities according to a study published in 2022 of the nat national association of academics of the united states i study did not cause too much noise at the time between 4021 precisely after the 911 attacks the qatar donated a whopping $4.7 billion universities in the united states.