happy monday. >> oh, thank you. thank you. please. we've justjust han your gifts or to the archer. >> so when the presidents of harvard, mit and the university of pennsylvaniay are exposed as dumb and dumber and dumbest, it's a great day for all of us. in case you missed it, these three leading edge crats were grilled like bratwurst at a tailgate by congress last weekst on the issue of . specifically calling for the of jews. e does that constitute bullying? >> harassmenlyint? i >> if it is directed and severe or pervasive, it and is harassmn . >> so the answer is yes. it is swa context dependent g decision. >> calling for the of jews does notenocid constitute bullyn harassment. >> i have not heard calling for the t. for jews on our campus. but you've heard chants for intifada. >>ve heard chants which can be anti-semitic dependin ig on the context. >> at harvard, does calling for the of jews violate harvard'sf rules of bullying and harassment? >> yes. orjeualify no? >> it can be>>, dependingep on the context. ending,people.nation the systematic extermination of an entire group o of peoplet or, as hitler called it, the most fun you can havu cae wt with your pants on. >> yet somehow curly, moerr and larry just couldn't findy their way to renounce it, you know, because standing against mass murder ca r can bea tough call. you know, it's like they were being asked to define a woman. as you know, the president of eupen has already stepped . it's a start. but the other two are hanging around like a and me. >> private elevator? e yes, private elevator. and stomach issues. >> harvard's president, claudine, issuedharvar supposedr clarifying statement that was about as clear as ikea ab to assemble a spaceship. and it's likely not the only oit going to have to answer for. according to a report fromto researcher chris rufo plagiarized sections of her phd dissertation in 1997. disse >> if truert, while on path to become head administrator, she violated the school's policy on 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cleaning house. >> it finally shined a light hous our young people and i into an increasingly competitive futurent. and what we saw was a system nhat defined speech suppressio as free speech and threats, , as tolerance. you know, everyone's opinion is viewed as violence exceptvioe those that call for violence, which makes about as much sensen . paying 150 grand to send your brad to a place that will send him homd to youo e a who a your guts. >> but now you have no excuste a for not knowing how bad it is. see if you saw those hearings, you felt your i.q. dropping faster than joe biden's body temperatur bode, especially whei they said calling for is fine as long as it doesn't lead to action. >> in other words,. killi the university doesn't need to respond unless the killing starts. that'sng starts. quite a red line to wait for, you know, the beginning of the murder of jews.but wh >> but why do i feel like tha that would be away, too?e to >> of course, if, as we're told the people shouting for don't really mean it, we have to ask ourselves, do they mean. >> are these rhetorical protests? protestare being punked? t >> somehow i'm inclined to believe them when they call for the of a nation that wass u subjected to an explosiostn of murder and atrocities. atro, there is the context.rs ae because really what the protesters are sayin sisg. i' >> we'll have more of that, s please. i'm pretty sure the jewishurth students at these schools don't find all this rhetorical. >> but what about the other students? >> maybe to them it's no big deal because there is braimn dead as their teachers. a recent "wall street journal" d that while almost 90% of college students support the palestiniastn from the river to the sea, essentially calling for israel'sth sea. less than half could name which river they were referring to. i mean, what do they think? from river to the sea means a good deal on real estate in south florida. >> less than a quarteralestini knew who. >> former palestinian authority president yasseruthority arafat. over 10% thought he was the first prime minister of israel. >> the rest are arafathought i s and thought it was a slam at obesity and condemned the dispatch shaming as a joke.d >> people. soso the school have always been loud and proud against injusticjue and speech. conte but now all of a sudden, itxt depends on the context. but the context r they're ignoring is october seven. >> don't they realize this wh holocaust how actually happened? explaining away calls for, using context. e thes >> meanwhile, these greatucat educators brainwash our young with a hatefulors view of the world comprised solely of oppressed versus oppressolel, meanwhile, in in asia, they're wasting time on math, scienc ande and computer skills. don't those chinese realize we c got a global problem and so ask yourself if all this miseducation is damaging scamm nation. why do these scammers cling to it so much? >> because it works for them.s h october seventh was ful the flashlight that finally exposed the full diy scam. these incompetents only got their jobs based on the same ideologyam. >> makes justification for october 7th possible, so expectt them to give it up like li. eacher did on prom night they have to make sure someone genuinely qualified can never get theiified car. still and if you still doubt that these three are. ask yourself this. they thought those answers in public would actually work. >> they actually y that harvard embraces free expression of all views. . right. this is at a school where all students have to attend thisorientations, where they're told that phobia is violence, and that usin g the wrong pronoun is abuse, where a whopping 1.46% of the faculty actually define themselves 1.4 as conservative. where harvard placed 248 at a 248 schools in a ranking of campus free speech. right behind kim jong un community college, claudine has done and will do nothing t, to fix any of this, nor will and any other college president, professor and administrators who see it admini as their jobs to indoctrinate instead of educate? >> and when they start claimingm being silenced, remember that they're whining that the intimidationbethey'r the to siln people is what's being silenced. thankfullyg si, we found the be way to reveal them is idiots. let him speak. >> then show them the door. welcome.>> greg: yes.et he's writing's it so sharp. hemophiliacs avoid his books. novelists and literaryshar waltr kirn. to her, every day is a speedy, approach of the fox true crimeho podcast. everything about younews in 25 years at fox proved that ourer viewers are hard of hearins are host of one nation and author of the new book petty and booker t how i got it right. tell me. sto and she's bony stoney and love by your uncle tony. the new york times best selling author and contributor c guy walter. you g okay, so you got the upn president liz mchale is, free and out the door. what about thit ths one, mrs.,yn who's been accused of plagiarism? see well, see, i don't thinkth that the facink tht that are a p copied paragraphs in her phd thesisar proves plagiarism. >> but it does prove that noo on one ever read it. >> yeae h, including maybe the person who supposedly su. e it and it certainly proves that no one expected to read it. >> she. she didn't. it's like going to the bathroodi going tohem ,the woods. you know who thinks you're going to get caught? right. and. but there was a park ranger tre behind a tree in this case. yes. s caseand she did get caught.t >> and the problem that. how would she know it's plagiarism? because these kind theses, these social justice style pieces, they all sound the same anyway j , everything's plagiarism. they use the same words, the same ideas. the same you wouldn't recogniz. mm-hmm. but i think the mistake of thet presidents in general was that they came as a threesome. yeah. >> they all sat together. they came over in a car and it was like, you're the coolest, though. >> you're the coolest. you know, i'm harvard, i'm penyn . you. and what they what they forgot was context on the context on harvard campus. >> everything's. okay. questioning elizabeth warren's cherokee heritage. >> it's at harvarh wad. conte but in the context of,xt o you knowf,, the the world at large, normal people, ci especiallyally p people grandpa, died in concentration camps. still mean somethingca. >> and they got a little confused. so they shouldn't they shouldn't have comeas as a group. >> also, they were so stupid, didn't they? three ivy league presidents in a row. everybody's going to hate you. yeah erybody' hat, some attempt to s. human, but they didn't. >> that's because they hired a la g: that' w. did two of them, hired the same law firm to coach them, so they'd even trust their ownth thoughts. it struck me that theses rhymes itwith i'm somehow going to wo that into everything that i do. >> greg, are therereg ar any otu ivy league graduates here, or is it just me agaiatn? t is that great how you work? that ihou s because i do want to say you'll notice that the president of princeton wasn' tt there and i went to princeton and he wasn't there because we're smar t there t at princeton. y thin at harvard, they think they're smart and they try we kn to prove it to everyone at princeton. we know itt and we keep it to ourselves. >> g except on tv. exactly. emily,re. how come. they had such a hard timeke coying is like a violation a of their conduct. >> that's the whole question. i mean, to your point,>> emilyqn it's like the anti-semitic witches of eastwick when it comes coming inte ic witcho the congressional hearings. and for some reason, they are unable to just declarel ingse rs with confidence. yes, this is anti-semitic. yes. thisemitic y is for. danci instead of dancing around and talking about how the exception be harassment,why why can't they say, yes, that's harassment? yes, that'caess and there are f exceptions where context uns. r i don't understand here how they were so quickly to air on the sid rstand he of what ise speech, what is a terrible crime when everything of their mouths normally is calling out what is a hate crime, what is criminal. soh is misgendering someoneinal according to these people is truly criminal. >> right calling someonemeone a a different gender that is considered violent. telling someone that they're pro-life or expressing your view that you are pro-life . even just being a white malemale that is violent. direct quotes from these people in their institutions. but i think the wsj had good op ed today where, yes, the mask comes off, they say, about these resignatioes theask resignations and hopefully two more to follow. but that's just the tip of the iceberg because the problem folo obviously is the rot buet happens at thes institutions that is now multi-generational. so the president's resigning gene absolves a little bit, i guess, of some money. but go away. your tax dollars.th go for these public colleges, know where your tuition money is, go for colleges that you send your kids to. ped at the end of the day, knodw what what is permeating our social fabric? because these checks socia are t the mouthpieces for what is horrible antisemitist m. of >> them stepping down is only the tip of the iceberg. iceberg a jewish name. brian it looks like it lookshave like one resign, one might follow. have you considered resignin yr >> a lot of people would accept my resignation. yes, i have resigned from "fox and friends". like they'll go, where's brian'fox annds.s? resign his office. he's on the second floor trying to resign. they just won't accept ihe'ss ot >> and it's just i don't know. i'm offended by her use of the word female checksu us. thi >> yeah. why do you accept on this show? don't you have any standards? you knowyou have what i mean.we >> you should. we will talk about it after, i guess. yeah. taafterwarhow long will the poss meeting be? >> i think we do. what? how >> greusually a three hour postw and we just go through everything? three-hour p. lef things this is the zoom moment of. t te of college. >> and i don't think it's just about the three schools. i think it's about college collegesn ge, general.t care i i just don't think it's about these presidents. i actually don't care if they resign. they're doing exactly what they were hired to do. they weren't while carrying it in fronto 'tt in of country.bein they were being themselves in front of the country and they were exposen frond. so now instead of republicans or conservatives or people who cons about theotic future of the country saying what's going on in our schools and people sayin og, oh, there's a culture warrior now the rest of the country is going, what's on with our schools? this is a little out of control. and these presidentsnow peop sad at the problem. i look at it as they represent the problem. don't si care if she gets fires but i'm sure you saw 660 harvard faculty members signs saying she should not fired, edy which backs up. she fear everybody has is thatin in colleges it's boys and i think from high point too and not to the call that a north carolina school but an average everyday school up unti carolinbul the mid teens h looked at. and i think we should do thilosa maybe you could start because you have so much free time. >> i do a walkvech free , a woke reading not only school. >> yeah,. it's great to work wan rating that's great. do you want to take it is yours? yeaht tos yours . >> yeah. kidding me. you have a very low work rating, brian, because no one's awake when you're on s ver oh category. that was a sic.k burn, huh? what's it burned cat.kat. >> thank you.an thanks. k you. what do you make of this whole thing? well , i a free speech absolutist, so i still am. yeah. t ha >> even the most hateful, vilet hate speech is constitutionally protected under the first amendment. i'm always going to say't that the answer to speech that you don't like, eve n if it's disgusting, is more speech . not willing to censor that speech. that makes me a consistent huma censn being. the consistency does not apply to harvard or upenn. obviously,th as brought up the foundation for individual rights and expressio n used fre to be education, they rank schools based on free speech. as you and upn was second to last. and then harvard was new d last. so clearly for them, it's this is these are new things that they'reng saying and emile as you as you said that if you miss gender someone i use the wron theg will say that is violence. i am the kind of person that doesn't feel comfortablm te giving anyone that kind of power to say because this bey, thatels this wa that ki about this, we're going to have to ban this. so that's just me be i don't and.t i and i don't think there should be an environment on campuses where there censor censoring, constitutionally protecteere they aringd. . so i still feel that way. t there is hypocrisy here, though, obviously. >> mm-hmm. you think graduating from an ivy league schooisl and there'lv be a negative? >> like i got bad news. i graduated from yale. i'm soe?om yal sorry. and >> i got into one, and then i couldn't afford to go. and i'm like, okay, out of mis s on my right now, you know, barstool will not hire anybody fromlike i league school. and most people aspire to go right from harvard wil to high school. >> that is all right. we gote move on. >> shout out to the icebergbars family. if there are called group go pin up our old man out of luck. >> if they want a job on a moving trucknce help when you ay to begin treatment for chronic to begin treatment for chronic lymphocyti you do the fighting and you can do the exploring s. >> you can do the splashing, >> you can do the splashing, the sightseeing and theence playing. calquence is an oral targeted in pat more patients begin with calquence than any treatmen untreatt of kind, and calquence is proven to work better than chemo immunotherapyl in patients with previously 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their bets on beef and they're seeing how places like starbucks raking in billions with low overhead, they got no kitchens. they gottarbucks no cooks. they just have sugar and caffeine in water. what's to lose. fee an >> what do you think? yeah, some of these drinks have more than a hundred grams of sugar. >> that's amazing. that'sf thesdrinks it is.ars. but it's also i mean, sometimes i'll have a few sips or a frappuccino or something , ppo but if i drink water, i don't feel well. like i spent the rest of the day, like, i'm goingi to throwl up. >> so is there is thereike a tolerancowe for sugar? like we drink a lot of sugar. can you handle a lot more sugar or are people just walking i fel like they're going to puke all day and it's fine with them? >> i just go way, wa loty upnd and then i come way, way down. >> and then you need to do it again. yeah that all, again.ay way it's -- it's. it's like seeing kill me. dowt i'm fox all day. i just. i just don't kno>> katw what pln what plan 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