the writing was on the wall before claudine gaye came along.n 2,006 the eminent economist larry summers was harvard's president, he ran into the progressive mob. he made the mistake of just suggesting that women might lack an intrinsic aptitude for math and science. free-speech does not extend that far. can't debate that. he was forced to resign. second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ lose peak with me now. how we reached a turning point on dei? liz: i think we have. happy new year. i think it is going to be a happy new year because america is waking up to the idiocy of the progressive left agenda that we see not only in the biden white house but across the federal government and our institutions like academia. one more thing on the claudine gaye situation that i find alarming which is her defenders are not just suggesting she's entitled to this position because of her race and gender but should be held to different standards because of her race and gender. fair-minded americans look at that and are appalled by the double standard. plagi

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investigating issues of anti-semitism on campuses come days after former harvard president claudia gayehy piece in the "new york times," she said this those who had relentlessly campaign to oust me trafficked in lies and insults recycled tired racial stereotypes about black talents and temperament they pushed a false narrative of indifference and incompetence. josh is sparking this conversation again about the conversations about gei about race issues, all kinds of things are blowing up again. >> i cannot think of an episode that is exposed to greater intellectual vacancy and a lack of accountability in higher education system in this country than the claudia gaye episode. ultimately her answers completely telling it has nothing to do with her comments of anti-semitism. no mention of a plagiarism issue which by the way it is very real. her problem as it is all racist. it is all republicans attacking me. where's the accountability in any of that? this is something the left his gun way too far out over their skis on over the last three or four years and now you are seeing that start to b

investigating issues of anti-semitism on campuses come days after former harvard president claudia gaye in the "new york times," she said this those who had relentlessly campaign to oust me trafficked in lies and insults recycled tired racial stereotypes about black talents and temperament they pushed a false narrative of indifference and incompetence. josh is sparking this conversation again about the conversations about gei about race issues, all kinds of things are blowing up again. >> i cannot think of an episode that is exposed to greater intellectual vacancy and a lack of accountability in higher education system in this country than the claudia gaye episode. ultimately her answers completely telling it has nothing to do with her comments of anti-semitism. no mention of a plagiarism issue which by the way it is very real. her problem as it is all racist. it is all republicans attacking me. where's the accountability in any of that? this is something the left his gun way too far out over their skis on over the last three or four years and now you are seeing that start to should be

gaye was a major victory for so-called tolerance activists as the first black woman to serve as presidentwas short-lived. the trigger was the december meeting in congress; during gay’s testimony, when asked whether anti-semitic calls by students contradicted the harvard charter, she simply remained silent, for which she was immediately subjected to serious obstruction. we are talking about protests that broke out against the background arab-israeli conflict, confrontation. clearly, not everyone at harvard supports washington's actions. more than thirty student groups were attacked because of a signed open letter claiming that israel was solely responsible for the war. the authors noted that millions of palestinians in the gaza strip are forced to live in open-air prisons and called on harvard to take action to stop the ongoing destruction of palestinians. the names were not indicated in the document, however... organization eccuracy invidia began leaking student data to the internet, accusing them of anti-semitism. as a result, all students with wrong views have a wolf ticket, because thr

resignation of claudine gaye. president of harvard she was the president of harvard university resigned. university and she resigned. well, reasons. well, for a couple of reasons. she resigned partly she resigned. resigned partly because but also a backlash allegations, but also a backlash over that dreadful appearance in congress. you remember the presidents , harvard, and presidents of mit, harvard, and where was the other one? >> there was a third one, university of pennsylvania, university of pennsylvania, university of pennsylvania, and they were all there. >> basically were asked >> uh, basically they were asked by of congress to say by a member of congress to say whether calling for the genocide of violated their campus of jews violated their campus policy, and they couldn't give a straight frances? >> w- frances? >> couldn't, they >> no, they couldn't, they couldn't. it was couldn't. they said it was contextual , which couldn't. they said it was contextual, which i'm sure made all the jewish students feel

. ♪ ♪ ♪ new tonight, former harvard president claudine gaye is speaking out since a reserve.ologizes for her handling of questions about antisemitism on campus, and while saying she should have cited other scholars, she defends herself against allegations of plagiarism. she also says that she faced death threats and was called the n-word in those weeks leading up to her decision to step down. also issued a warning, noting the what happened at harvard is bigger than her. for more want to bring in cnn political commentators s.e. cupp and jamal simmons. s. e., this is the first time we're hearing from. her what do you make of what she had to say? >> let me start with the bad news. i thought it was real offensive. because she painted with a very broad brush. and really left no room for criticism or people wanting to hold leaders like her accountable. other than being motivated by racism and sexism and i'm real offended by that because i'm motivated by neither in this. i do, however, agree with her headline. this is way bigger than her. she is not the cause of antisemitism on coll

cheryl: time for the hot topic of the hour, claudine gaye is out she handed in his resignation aftereeks of plagiarism claims insight and anti-semitism on campus has grown out of control, and her resignation letter gay rights is been distressing to have doubt cast on my commitments to confronting hate and to uphold r and subjected to personal attacks and threats fueled by animus. the harvard corporation making note of the personal attacks in racist vitriol launched at gaye before she resigned she was hit with six fresh plagiarism charges this week bring you the number allegations to nearly 50, she's getting remain on the faculty and likely going to keep that 900,000-dollar a year salary. just remember it seems more than the plagiarism concerns that the harvard corporation was worried about despite the fact it was her disastrous testimony on capitol hill in the fact that she would not condemn attacks on jewish students. >> harvard was backing her up during the entire process after the congressional hearing. former president barack obama even came to her aid vouching for her and then t

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how do you write about your eventual gayness withoutca addressing it before that time?u really do kind of know or at least i did. and so to be honest about it tina said we have to how did you turn out? an address that. when my father died, and this is in the book, i have a one brother we are really close. my dad died in plant city is an outside grave imperial saying we are all holding hands they beat 30 people under the tent, live oaks and tons of moss. anyway it we are all holding hands in that preacher says dear lord we would like to pray for john's daughters homosexuality. it i looked at my brother what the? that wasn't too long ago you guys. but because i don't to cause a fuss so much thank you for your service pastor. [laughter] >> your father was distant for part of your life. what was out like for you and how did you finally come back together? >> it's one of those righteousness of use. i was mad at my dad for a long time for leaving my mother. so really in a bad way financially. i wasth probably really upset tt my father left. but it took it at all my father. we

about my life i was an old schooler who didn't share anything, partially maybe because i was hiding my gayness. >>, but i don't know anybody that in a way you can get anybody to talk to you. >> i was talking to a journalism students in berkeley and they were asking about some of the stories, i did a lot of stories on people who support abortion, anti-gay people, all of this stuff and they go how could you not be your true self and tell them they were so wrong and i'm like, gosh, i'm here to hear what they say, i'm not there to judge them. really foreign concept to anyone under 30 in journalism right now. so, yeah. >> no, but you're the best at that. >> thank you. >> anne would rather-- you know, you have journalists who brag about their expense accounts, you know, and going to rome or someone and eating at the finest restaurants. anne once wrote me about how happy she was in a motel 8 eating cheetos in kansas or somewhere. [laughter] >> that's heaven to me being out in the country like that and having the privilege to report. i just loved it and so exciting. >> yeah, it's great. another import

you can't be frank and you can't be stevie wonder and you can't be marvin gaye. best sammy davis that you know how to be. the grandeur of the old hollywood star bette davis coming on. - "wow, she's in england, let alone... "she's not onlyjust in england, she's in my room, she's- there and she's telling i stories and it's amazing." if you look back on the history of hollywood, there've been, what, i suppose three great women stars, haven't there? there's garbo, hepburn, yourself. would you... would you agree with that running order? well, i will accept the running order. yes, i will accept it. of course, i'd be happier if i got first billing, but i'll take third. so when you saw them, it was a special thing. l he's without doubt, the most beautiful and complete athlete i've ever seen. to others, he's a political leader, a figurehead in the battle between black and white, and yet to more people who care little about sport and even less about politics, he's one of the world's great entertainers, a character, a comedian, and a sometime poet. here he is in all his spl

you can't be frank— and you can't be stevie wonder and you can't be marvin gaye.est sammy davis that you know how to be. the grandeur of the old hollywood star bette davis coming on. "wow, she's in england, let alone... "she's not onlyjust in england, "she's in my room, she's there and she's telling stories "and it's amazing. " if you look back on the history of hollywood, there've been, what, i suppose three great women stars, haven't there? there's garbo, hepburn, yourself. would you... would you agree with that running order? well, i will accept| the running order. yes, i will accept it. of course, i'd be happier if i got first billing, - but i'll take third. so when you saw them, it was a special thing. he's without doubt, the most beautiful and complete athlete i've ever seen. to others, he's a political leader, a figurehead in the battle between black and white, and yet to more people who care little about sport and even less about politics, he's one of the world's great entertainers, a character, a comedian, and a sometime poet. here he is in all his splend

you can't be frank and you can't be stevie wonder and you _ can't be marvin gaye.be the best sammy davis that you know how to be. the grandeur of the old hollywood star bette davis coming on. "wow, she's in england, let alone... "she's not onlyjust in england, "she's in my room, she's "there and she's telling stories "and it's amazing." if you look back on the history of hollywood, there've been, what, i suppose three great women stars, haven't there? there's garbo, hepburn, yourself. would you... would you agree with that running order? well, i will accept| the running order. yes, i will accept it. of course, i'd be happier if i got first billing, - but i'll take third. so when you saw them, it was a special thing. he's without doubt, the most beautiful and complete athlete i've ever seen. to others, he's a political leader, a figurehead in the battle between black and white, and yet to more people who care little about sport and even less about politics, he's one of the world's great entertainers, a character, a comedian and a sometime poet. here he is in all his

you can't be frank and you can't be stevie wonder and you _ can't be marvin gaye.. be the best sammy davis that you know how to be. the grandeur of the old hollywood star bette davis coming on. "wow, she's in england, let alone... "she's not onlyjust in england, "she's in my room, she's there and she's telling stories and it's amazing." if you look back on the history of hollywood, there've been, what, i suppose three great women stars, haven't there? there's garbo, hepburn, yourself. would you... would you agree with that running order? well, i will accept| the running order. yes, i will accept it. of course, i'd be happier if i got first billing, - but i'll take third. so when you saw them, it was a special thing. he's without doubt, the most beautiful and complete athlete i've ever seen. to others, he's a political leader, a figurehead in the battle between black and white, and yet to more people who care little about sport and even less about politics, he's one of the world's great entertainers, a character, a comedian and a sometime poet. here he is in all his

music and civil rights have always marched arm in arm, from billie holiday, sam cooke, marvin gaye, publicjustice. we celebrate the relationship with music as a movement. our first guest was nominated for an oscar, her latest film is called "

aretha franklin, marvin gaye, al green, me, a lot of artists.s how the song is affected. it's a beautiful. i love it. anyway, enough about music. let's get to our first guest. if you're like me you know him as the creator, writer, and starve the very, very funny show "schitt's creek." [cheering] he's now the director, writer, and star of a new movie. it's called "good grief." you can see on netflix. please welcome dan levy! [cheers and applause] every time you come here, you look so dapper, so handsome. >> dan: thank you. you look great. >> kelly: all team of people makes this happen. >> dan: same. >> kelly: i feel like you probably look like this at target. >> dan: i appreciate your optimism when it comes to our love. >> kelly: new year's just happened. how you celebrate new year's? >> dan: have absolutely no expectations for new year's. i have no lists. i call them at the very -- what is it? new year's resolution. >> kelly: do you do those? >> dan: no. obviously not. every year you tried every year you failed her not to be a fatalist. but i'm

but again, i have taken a look at these things, and know i do not think that president gaye is rightlyh true plagiarism. over and over, through the last months, president and harvard university of been the victims of misleading narratives. one, the misleading narrative regarding her supposed indifference to antisemitism. she said over and over and over again that she finds any instances of antisemitism personally abhorrent. she said that over and over. second of all, harvard university has been said to be -- people have said that antisemitism is rampant at harvard university. not true. people have said that her work has been saturated with problems have scholarly integrity. not true. what is true is that there has been a well orchestrated attack from a quarters to try and oust president, and they have succeeded. you have to admit, that is true, they have succeeded. that is a tragedy. >> let me ask you one second on that, professor -- i just want to ask you, though you have mentioned a -- it is not lost, and we use that you are talking as you can see plainly a black woman, it is not los

. >> billionaires are launching crusade against wokeness after harvard's president gaye resigned headger taking opportunity to call for end of diverse equity inclusion policies at corporations and universities. but some of her favorites on the left are now crying racism. >> we would not have to have -- if we didn't have ny we would deny -- >> still some billionaires aren't giving up like the founder of lululemon taking on what the brand has become. >> they've become trying to become like the gap everything to everybody. and i think this definition of a brand is you're not everything to everybody. you've got to be clear that you don't want certain customers coming in. >> so why are dei programs still around here's jimmy's hot take from a stand-up special they're just jokes. >> people don't know how good they have it and every one of these social justice terms and initiatives that you see coming from stores it is [bleep] it is designed to make you feel good about shopping in their store it makes people feel good about spending money there and when you walk by a lululemon in the mall and

so you're left with a bunch of claudene gayes. >> sharpton led a protest on dei take a listen to thist to come back to you. >> reverend is plagiarism a offense? >> we are not defending any of that. i don't know -- i think the harvard board that agreed with it should have to answer that. we are about where they said that this is about dei this is what we're here for. >> what is race about firing of the college president? >> dei is something we cannot stand to let go. >> okay so plagiarism forget about plagiarism -- they've pivoted from plagiarism because it is always been a better race hustle always been about patronage for sharpton and his crew how many people can they get into these companies -- perhaps without the proper qualifications and then what kind of influence can they generate within these companies and what kind of -- profit can they share with the crew from inside the companies? that's what's always been about. it is a trojan horse for these people, and al sharpton and he can't stand that it is leaving now on the "star wars" thing, i'm old school, judge. i'm always about t

after claudine gaye announced her resignation today, stefanik tweeted in all caps, quote, two down, representing -- in the days following the hearing. at least stefanik spat case investigation into antisemitism on campus is undermining support for antisemitic candidates. she backed -- for a house see, despite audio of him saying, it off hitler was, and i quote, the kind of leader we need today. stefanik has also -- a man who on president of the united states accused american jews of being disloyal over democrats and as a candidate, has re-tweeted antisemitic memes and sites among comp on his 2024 campaign rallies. stefanik is not the only far-right figure celebrated. a right-wing filmmaker who organizes culture war fights posted a celebration of the news of claudine gay resignation. -- university presidents out there, while misspelling the tweet. now, here is the thing, if harvard decided that nobody wanted claudia gay as its president, that is the university business. it can change presidents as they plea. but they never fell to a -- as recently as christmas, the harvard foundation gave her sup

down to two, trump, haley, marvin gaye, good morning, everybody.is 10:00 o'clock eastern we have to get to the money, do you want to know what's happening with your money as we start out the new week. you're doing okay, the dow is up 200, nasdaq up 124 points, the ten year treasury, that is the key thing to keep checking out, the yield is down 4.09%, that seems to be help in technology and the nasdaq. as for the price of oil, $74 a barrel and going up a little, we have tension in the mid east. bitcoin, $40692 per coin, that is the market and now this. on saturday iranian backed militias fired missiles at the base used by american troops. the pentagon says, number of u.s. personnel are undergoing evaluation for traumatic brain injuries. two navy seals died in the operation off the coast of somalia, they were trying to intercept weapons headed for the iranian backed militias, there are attacks on americans most every day in iran is behind them supplying the weapons of the money, when is it going to stop, not until iran pays a high price, not until th

. >> billionaires are launching crusade against wokeness after harvard's president gaye resigned headpportunity to call for end of diverse equity inclusion policies at corporations and universities. but some of her favorites on the left are now crying racism. >> we would not have to have -- if we didn't have ny we would deny -- >> still some billionaires aren't giving up like the founder of lululemon taking on what the brand has become. >> they've become trying to become like the gap everything to everybody. and i think this definition of a brand is you're not everything to everybody. you've got to be clear that you don't want certain customers coming in. >> so why are dei programs still around here's jimmy's hot take from a stand-up special they're just jokes. >> people don't know how good they have it and every one of these social justice terms and initiatives that you see coming from stores it is [bleep] it is designed to make you feel good about shopping in their store it makes people feel good about spending money there and when you walk by a lululemon in the mall and they have t

. >> billionaires are launching crusade against wokeness after harvard's president gaye resigned headking opportunity to call for end of diverse equity inclusion policies at corporations and universities. but some of her favorites on the left are now crying racism. >> we would not have to have -- if we didn't have ny we would deny -- >> still some billionaires aren't giving up like the founder of lululemon taking on what the brand has become. >> they've become trying to become like the gap everything to everybody. and i think this definition of a brand is you're not everything to everybody. you've got to be clear that you don't want certain customers coming in. >> so why are dei programs still around here's jimmy's hot take from a stand-up special they're just jokes. >> people don't know how good they have it and every one of these social justice terms and initiatives that you see coming from stores it is [bleep] it is designed to make you feel good about shopping in their store it makes people feel good about spending money there and when you walk by a lululemon in the mall and they

after claudine gaye announced her resignation today, stefanik tweeted in all caps, quote, two down, representingllowing the hearing. at least stefanik spat case investigation into antisetism on campus is undermining support for antisemitic candidates. she backed -- for a house see, despite audio of him saying, it off hitler was, and i quote, the kind of leader we need today. stefanik has also -- a man who on president of the united states accused american jews of being disloyal over democrats and as a candidate, has re-tweeted antisemitic memes and sites among comp on his 2024 campaign rallies. stefanik is not the only far-right figure celebrated. a right-wing filmmaker who organizes culture war fights posted a celebration of the news of claudine gay resignation. -- university presidents out there, while misspelling the tweet. now, here is the thing, if harvard decided that nobody wanted claudia gay as its president, that is the university business. it can change presidents as they plea. but they never fell to a -- as recently as christmas, the harvard foundation gave her support. it is disappoi

claudine gaye is the latest victim of those efforts. >> i would argue most people don't know the names come and go. they have existed for a long time. we don't necessarily know their politics. we certainly haven't read their feces. claudine gay came under remarkable when scrutiny. it was a project really to oust university presidents, including claudine gay, was headed by some odd bedfellows. chris ruffo, crt, most people, he doesn't know what crt is released he knows but he rep misrepresents it, blackmon of harvard alum and rich guy, jonathan greenblatt from the anti-defamation league. elise stefanik who has not articulated a particular apprehension about antisemites some of the time and this was her charge. what happened here? how did this all come together to end up ousting claudine gay? >> it's hard to fully understand. i think it will take some time to actually pull apart all of the elements. what is remarkable, i think, is how transparent the interest was in getting rid of her. and what's alarming is that it seems to be the case that these political forces can dismantle the struc

in case you forgot, gaye resigned after bareln academy six months as harvard president when numerous plagiaris m were uncovered in her academic work. yep. turns out all claudine was about as originaaudience l a mullet at a tractor pull, and that was after she caused national outrage by refusing to say that calling for the of jews was a violation of harvard's code of conduct. some say she's already written a script. >> the first word being rosebucd and already found the perfect telly. attell her stor kat, doesn't it you out that? left wingers always have a safety net. you know, we get busted for somethint wingeretg they're not. hollywood's not going to come and tell our story. no, no.ions. yeah, i just. i saw a few options. i'll probably do this movie. everything they have to say about it. they're missing a part that makes me want to see movies, which is is it going to be entertaining? >> yeah, i think. no, no. yeahentertai , it doesn't sound very funny. no, it doesn't. no, it does. there's no ragthere s riches sty here, dennis, but hollywood always twists the legacy the of famous peo

yvonne: a look at the broader impact of the conflict in the middle east, harvard president claudine gayeepping down. her short tenure marred by controversy over antisemitism made the israel-hamas war and allegations of plagiarism. in his statement, she said it is in harvard's best interest her to leave the job. we have plenty morehead. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- plenty more ahead. when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh rishaad: just checking with the wells fargo analyst, saying it isciti, saying that bank should --citi should more than double over the next three years. >> top three picks or 2024 are citigroup, citigroup, and citigroup. you can either consider it a three ring circus or view it as three connecting circles like gave in diagram. the first circle -- like a venn diagram. 13 layers from the bottom to the top, they are eliminating two intercompany lines of business. they are organizing along five lines of business and that is it. that is ring number one. ring number two would be their

we're discussing we're going to be discussing claudine as claudine gaye's resignation as president and initiatives . don't go inclusion initiatives. don't go anywhere tasks elsewhere, sometimes these things do get mixed up . earlier things do get mixed up. earlier on . gb news. on. gb news. >> come on, more than that, more than. welcome back to free speech nation . i've got a very speech nation. i've got a very exciting guest here. >> so let's crack on now, a huge story in america over the new year was the resignation of the harvard president, claudine gay, who forced out over who was forced out over accusations of plagiarise , um, accusations of plagiarise, um, after her extremely unconvincing performance in front of a congressional committee when discussing anti—semitism on campuses. some commentators have portrayed her downfall as a blow for die or diversity, equity and inclusion policies designed to increase diversity in the workplace. or are they ? well, workplace. or are they? well, here to join me to talk about this is a man with his finger on the pulse of these issues. the auth

we're discussing we're going to be discussing claudine as claudine gaye's resignation as president andn initiatives . don't go inclusion initiatives. don't go anywhere tasks elsewhere, sometimes these things do get mixed up . earlier things do get mixed up. earlier on . gb news. on. gb news. >> come on, more than that, more than. welcome back to free speech nation . i've got a very speech nation. i've got a very exciting guest here. >> so let's crack on now, a huge story in america over the new year was the resignation of the harvard president, claudine gay, who forced out over who was forced out over accusations of plagiarise , um, accusations of plagiarise, um, after her extremely unconvincing performance in front of a congressional committee when discussing anti—semitism on campuses. some commentators have portrayed her downfall as a blow for die or diversity, equity and inclusion policies designed to increase diversity in the workplace. or are they ? well, workplace. or are they? well, here to join me to talk about this is a man with his finger on the pulse of these issues. the aut