not just harvard, a lot of the big fancy schools, we bring in grover norquist. grover, i am not a taxer, you are not either, but i don't want them to have zero tax rate, they are running a hedge fund in the middle of this, pursuing anti-semitism, plagiarism, cover-ups of both anti-semitism and plagiarism and knows what else. dei and other crazy woke policies there should be a change help me. >> there is, we could go on one of two directions, one, they get hundreds of millions billions of dollars major colleges from the federal government, look at that and say, if you are sitting on pile of cash the way you are, and or you are spending it doing crazy left wing things or promoting anti-semitism you know we pulls it back the number is getting smaller maybe zero, we have a tax on the increase in value of very large endowments that was put in for the trump tax cut. it was one of pay fors. for the job creation act that trump put together, we could revisit this when wic tend - --ic tend it out we need pay fors to make sure we can continue that. using reconciliation and

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by the by my great pal tax expert grover norquist, grover will join us later in the show to talk abouthy america needs to tax harvard. all right, but, now we return to the unfinished senate business of protecting america's border. welcome back the republican's lead negotiator, oklahoma senator james lankford. senator lankford, you're kind to come back. we saw you last week. there was a "wall street journal" story yesterday, don't know if it's true or not, but they said some progress might be in the works, around i want to ask you specifically, i mean you tell me if there is any progress or not, but specifically they mentioned a title 42 type expulsion law it is being called, title 42. so that would allow the government to turn away asylum-seekers, turn them away. now i would think that is more like remain in mexico but maybe you could tell me what the nuances are. there would be thresholds, numerical thresholds or maybe held in detention centers, i don't know. that is what i read in yesterday's "wall street journal." it was online last night and in today's paper. is any of that true, s