as a longtime harvard professor, maybe among the most distinguished people ever to serve harvard, whatyou think? >> between larry and i, we served harvard for over 100 years, and i think it's it's not immodest to the say we were part of harvard's end ration for excellence. and now -- reputation. and now the the president of harvard, too little, too late. she has still refused to condemn the student groups. she doesn't want the woke people to protest. she's just been made president. she wants to take the safe way out. that's the true of most university administrators today. they refuse to condemn students. just imagine if there were a club at harvard called the ku klux klan club, and it advocated the lynching of african-americans. would president gay remain silent are about that? would she rephase to condemn? the same -- refuse to condemn? the same standards have to be applied to these groups. and you know one of the groups that supported this, this beheading was amnesty international at harvard. they've now withdrawn their support as the result of pressure. but there were so many group

ever to serve harvard, what do you think?> between larry and i served harvard 100 years. it is not immodest to stay we were part of harvard's reputation of excellence. the president of harvard too little, too late. she still refused to condemn the student groups. she doesn't want them pick killing her office. she doesn't want the woke people to protest. she wants to take the same way out. that is true of most university administrators today. they refuse to condemn the students. just imagine if you were a club at harvard called the ku klux klan club and it ad sophisticated the lynching of african-americans. would president gay remain silent about that? would she refuse to condemn? the same standards that apply to ku klux klan lynching group or neo-nazi group have to be -- one of the groups that supportedth beheading amnesty international in harvard. they have withdrawn the support as a result of pressure. there were so many groups, feminist groups, gay groups, other groups who were part of this what is called intersectionality

like, we are in ac keep dein harvard.to be able to speak about what is happening and even debate about it. >> reporter: while no acts of violence have been reported on harvard's campus this week, the animosity is palpable. >> this is disgusting. this is sickening. >> reporter: driving around campus today, a so-called doxing truck displaying names and faces of students allegedly linked to the letter. >> i don't feel safe going to campus. we have friends who have received death threats, who are getting constant calls from unknown numbers. >> i don't think doxing is appropriate under any circumstances. i think people need to be accountable for their words. these student organizations signed an op-ed that was not in their name? they should write publicly and say, this was not in my name. >> reporter: already several ceos are asking for all the tunes involved in the letter at harvard to be identified so they can be "blacklisted" for future jobs. another vocal critic of the letter is former treasury sdraer and past harvard pres

seven and ten at harvard, is that yes or no?ant to follow up, you discussed meritocracy several times, restoring meritocracy and do not destroy meritocracy. would you say that's based on test scores and grades? the dictionary definition means ability and talent rather than social position so many people have tremendous ability and talent and potential and might not have high test scores or grades so counter to what you are saying are somehow exclusive, they claim that black and brown students are academically talented enough for you think they are mismatched, that view ignores experiences and perspectives. >> i was saying test scores should be one of the key criteria. >> i am reclaiming my time, i just want to note for the record china, south korea and singapore, they are low on entrepreneurial skills but they have lower test scores, higher confidence and entrepreneurial skills. based on your understanding, would targeted outreach and policies and other policies outlined education and justice for my colleagues? >> are they prohi

for there to be a strong harvard statement condemning in the strongest, possible terms, harvard hamas. after a couple of days without such a statement i expressed my view publicly, having expressed it privately before. there was an initial statement that, frankly, i was not very strong and did not distance harvard from the student group. now i am glad to report that president gay has condemned terrorism in strong terms and has distanced harvard from the 30 student groups. the kind of leadership response that i was looking for has now happened. there is still a lot of uncertainty and confusion. these are not going to be easy days to navigate and there are agonizingly difficult questions around the response. on the one hand there is a right of self-defense and a right of response. on the other hand, when hamas is using human shields, using hostages as human shields, there are incredibly difficult questions about the appropriate and prudent and morally right response. but it seems to me that if university communities want to make their contribution to that debate, the necessary precondit

hedge fund founder bill ackman writing i've been asked by a number of ceos if harvard would release aof members have harvard organizations and issued the letter stunning soap responsibly for hamas attacks to israel so to ensure none of us inadvertently fire their members and now a truck run by accuracy in the driving around harvard campus covered in digital billboards that display names and giant photos of the students allegedly members of the group that signed the internet is your statement dumping anti- semites. pro-israel semites for being expressed on harvard campus with posters displayed on the yard showing kidnapped israeli hostages including the elderly and babies. >> what a story. always great journalism from you, thank you so much. joining us now gop strategist ford o'connell. you heard mollie's report, what is your reaction? >> college campuses have been on hate for years now from coast to coast and nowhere is it more pronounced and harvard university and when it comes to the students, they like to pick and choose which date they like to support or not support or condemn and

harvard must address this. >> the leadership of harvard, the president put out a statement a couple of days later. you were not satisfied with that statement. is it that you thought that it was not strongly condemning these student groups enough? >> firstly, yes. what she said was that the student groups do not speak for the university. which was an extraordinarily weak way to put it. doesn't speak for the university? you mean accusing the -- sorry, exonerating the atrocities, excusing this small scale holocaust? that's the best you can do? it's extraordinary to me. was on the harvard campus in the horrible chapter of the killing of george floyd. if bun group would have justified that, one group would have said, oh, this is a good thing, this is a good idea, we are behind it, all hell would have broken loose, for good reason. they would have been defunded, h expelled and we jewish students find 31 student groups excusing the mass murder of jews and the harvard administration's response is, you know, weak at best. this is not acceptable. >> several ceos have publicly called on harvard t

harvard shrugs at jew hatred.ssociation like harvard, the fact they come out and condemn what hamas did speaks volumes. >> yes, it does speak volumes. the fact that the president in a statement that has to walk back t the -- nice to find out the official position of harvard university is not that israel deserves the blame and israel deserved what it got. she should have written in a much stronger statement that the harvard university absolutely condemned this horrific statement by student groups stating that women, children, teenagers attending a music festival their being slaughtered was their fault. it is a disgrace and the president of harvard university cannot come out and say so publicly is similarly appalling. >> bret: you say the students, some don't feel safe. >> absolutely. i'm a jewish student at harvard university. i now know that if tonight while i'm eating dinner a hamas operative comes in and hack me to death and kidnap my wife there would be classmates of mine. they would stand up and justify this a

also responded to the student's statement, he wrote, what the hell is wrong with harvard?race. >> trace: yes, thank you. now let's bring two people on the ground in israel, editor of all isreal news. we talked to raz a little bit earlier. this story is compelling. i want to begin if i can with you i think this is interesting, i just want to get your take on this as a journal u.s. over in israel when you hear the united states, the administration, the biden administration saying there is no direct link to what happened on october 7th and iran. what do you make of that statement? >> well, trace, to put that in a word, that's insane. because by going out early to say that, you're sending a message that the world's world response or of terrorism is not complicit. why not just say we think they are very complicit and we are not going to say more right now. like, there is no reason to go out and exonerate the iranian regime, why are they doing it, trace? two reasons, the biden just gave iran $6 billion. okay. and that's going to buy a lot more terrorism. second reason, they've b

you got senator ted cruz and fellow harvard alumnus sending a letter to the president of harvard sayinge got to condemn pro-hamas students anti-semitic statements, going to do that? >> it doesn't look like it because here we are still no definitive statement of condemnation of a terror group that beheaded rabies, kidnapped the elderly, women and mowed down young adults a concert where there was nowhere to escape and i think our two parts. first, i love what the founder of pershing square capital had to say when he called on ceos who never hire any students who signed up on the letter. he said if you manage a business, would you hire someone who blamed the despicable violent acts of terror group on the victims? i don't think so. the student was signed off our have to blame but you have lives with harvard leaders and leadership at these schools because at harvard, professors are an endangered species. check out this survey, the campus newspaper did to 36 members faculty members who responded, seven identified as conservative. seven compared to 183 who identified as liberal so harvard prai

harvard has not done the right thing.resident of harvard, the board of overseers ought to treat these clubs as if they were the ku klux klan club abdicating the lynching of jews, the lynching of jews. that's what amnesty international at harvard is doing, abdicating the lynching of jews, these are lynchings comparable to what happened in the 1920s and the 1930s in the south and we shouldn't mince words about that. i want the name of every student who has ever signed a petition supporting these rape u.ss and murderers, i want their names to be revealed. we succeeded in one case today, a woman named rhina workman, the student bar association at nyu talked about it was necessary to rape and murder. do you know what happened? her offer as a lawyer was rescinded by the law firm, thank you law firm for doing that. would anybody want as a lawyer a woman who advocated rape and hurt. a word advocating rape. but we are not treating them like the ku klux klan, they have free speech rights like the nazis and klan had speech rights. u

. >> you mentioned harvard i want to talk about this a monitor harvard professor emeritus larry summers going after school for what he says a late disappointing response to letter written by over 30 student groups was released saturday affirming pro plastin support, larry summers is speaking out at least two students groups pulled names from the letter harvard president put out a statement says no student group speaks for harvard or leadership. cheryl: a great "the wall street journal" op-ed this morning titled harvard shrugs, at jew hatred written by jewish student ad harvard not surprised by statement by these groups i think every single student that signed on to this that is part of -- ever one publish names never work on wall street banking medicine i don't care what these are progressive spoiled privileged white kids nothing to do but, grab on to -- i am going to grab on palestinians no clue what they are talking about no sense of history, from ivory tower at harvard. >> white kids suburb ia, the unfortunate flip side of the victimization argument you know if you portray yourself a

it's a docking truck, and it was seen driving around harvard university.names and photos of the students who signed that letter blaming israel for the hamas attacks. we've got some details on that for you. an israeli student at columbia university assaulted. c.b. cotton is outside the university with the latest. she'll join us after this. ♪ ♪ it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is comm

the ceos of a whole bunch rushed to back ackman's call to release the harvard students names and now harvard business school barrage watt and billionaire -- graduate and billionaire gretsky green saying i would never hire or associate with anyone that did what these kids did anymore than i'd hire a member of the ku klux klan to work in my company. jeff green joining me in a fox business exclusive. when you first read that letter signed by the student organizations from your alma mater blaming israel for ha has' rape, slaughter, beheading, kidnapping of israeli citizens, what was your gut reaction? >> it's appalling. to hear something like this, it's disheartening and as an american jew with a deep connection to the state of israel having to watch what's happening to the poor innocent victims being rape murdered and almost 4,000 injured and just their lives dis-republicaned for no reason. then to -- disrupted for no reason and on top to see harvard kids coming out and blaming ziti israel for this. it's appalling. liz: you know, you went to harvard business school, bill ackman went und

the harvard law review and i have nothing against barack. i think he's and as i said in my book, as law review editors went he was in my opinion, probably one of the most congenial in of ego. i think his ego was very measured. i considered harvard review to be an incredibly masturbatory, intellectually masturbatory. people who were 20 somethings who thought they knew much more than they really did at that age. i think there were people who were extremely arrogant and what i liked about barack was that even though he held his cards close to his vest and a lot of times he didn't know what he was thinking. i appreciated he was very kind and considerate to everyone. so that's why i that i felt comfortable voting for him because he would seem like a good person. however, i will say that after he was elected, i was somewhat disappointed disappointed with his commitment to electing or excuse me to appointing black editors on. the review. i think that there would have been a lot of hope amongst our cadre and the review that we would be better repres

because we have 31 groups from harvard, harvard is supposed to be i always thought the top of the top. to get into harvard, what an accomplishment, what an achievement, what academic excellence, a cut above everyon else, 31 student groups blaming israel, blaming the victim and your answer to this is they are largely right? hamas who murdered children, they are largely right, but lacking nuance. >> i didn't say lacking nuance. i'm just being very honest fred. >> i have it in front of me. the words were that israel's policies of war crimes in collective punishment against it . >> is responsible for killing people. anybody who kills innocent people our engaging in barbaric acts fred. >> use it israel. >> to give the united states ha supported and enabled. >> sean: how is israel and the united states responsible for beheading 40 children? how? >> i am talking about the context. 545 palestinian children died i 2004, not one americans had a word. i believe a palestinian baby ha the same value as an israeli baby so when you have that kind of vicious revenge, you get a response of hatred and

by harvard and columbia students backing terrorists over israel.weet. in nearly 50 years of harvard affiliation i have never been as disillusioned and alienated as i am today end quote. larry summers, i will give him a medal. joining mely peek, syndicated columnist fox news contributor, charlie hurt, "washington times" and fox news contributor. what is wrong with these kids? you went to one of those schools. i went to one of those schools, not harvard particularly. >> i did not. >> no boasting allowed. larry: you're only honest guy here. what is wrong with the kids and what is wrong with administrators wouldn't say the right thing. >> that is what letterry is offended by, president of harvard, he was president of harvard university should take a stand denounce what these kids this is like 41 student organizations, basically are blaming israel for being attacked by hamas. and this is, look, this is a very popular thing on campuses these days, that the palestinians are oppressed people. israel is the on press orb oppressor. there is this big narrativ

jeffrey: but those commitments continue to be challenged at harvard and elsewhere. university in new york, demonstrators at dueling rallies were kept separate. those took place a day after an israeli student was allegedly assaulted while hanging posters of people kidnapped by hamas. yola: the rise of antisemitism on our campus has been abhorrent. there are people over there who are cheering with palestinian flags after women were raped and stripped and then taken, their dead corpses paraded through the streets of gaza. jeffrey: pro-palestinian protesters claimed a lack of equal support from the university administration. nadia: the clear bias in the communication that we received from the president of the university, without a single mention of the lives lost of palestinians. clearly, we're all against violence, but we're just asking for the lives of palestinian civilians to be acknowledged as well. jeffrey: a different kind of pressure has come from donors, trustees, and outside groups. marc: this has tapped into a nerve. whatever people's dissatisfaction with how

and yale, harvard and yale. we're not talking about community college here. there was a student who reportedly couldn't muster, not only 90 percent or 80 percent, he was a 70 percentile. that means he was a c student. he had a c average, and yet he was able to get into arguably the best universities in the world. and with young george bush's score would have all been possible for any other ordinary student to take his score and try and get into harvard or be admitted there. but president bush, as we later called him, got in for one reason. and for one reason only the influence and the money of his grandfather, prescott bush, and the bush family legacy. interestingly enough, hispanic students no longer need to be given a head start to get into college. at least not if you look at some of the recent numbers and the enrollment numbers, how they're changing. according to a study pointed by the peer group, hispanic students in the united states are having more success than ever as applicants to universities. they're

locally promoted american democracy as a value, decided that she lacked intelligence and went to harvardstudy law. having received her doctorate, she began to write books; for the second, with the subtly and perhaps still relevant title, the problem and the west of america in the age of genocide, she even received a pulitzer prize. here the democrats banned her, took her on the contrary, it is harsh and cynical, although in the artistic performance of samantha herself , the story has acquired additional romance: dinners almost by candlelight with barack obama in the style of american dreams coming true. one way or another, the irish provincial girl ended up at obama's campaign headquarters, where she met her future husband, also a harvard graduate, cass sunstein. during the primary period, they both built a strategy to humiliate obama’s main rival, hillary clinton, and did not mince words. she's just a monster, off the record. she ready to do anything, you look at her and think, ugh, when these conversations accidentally or intentionally ended up in the press, a wild scandal broke out, s

harvard has not done the right thing. ththe of harvard. t the board of overseers ought to treat these clubst as if they were the ku klux club. advocating the lynching of . that's what black lives matter in chicago was doing, at advocating the lynching of . that's what amnesty at harvard a is doing. advocating the lynching of . ating thnchingthese are lynchin. >>wh these are comparable to whh happenede 19 in the 1920s and te 1930s in the south. >> and we shouldn't minct the ws about that. i want the name of every student who has ever signed a petition supporting thesee suc and murderers. i want their names to be revealed. eed we succeeded in one case today, a woman named rena workman, the head of the student bar association at nyu, talkeddo yok about how it was necessary to and murder. and you know what happened happen? he law her offer as a lawyer was rescinded by the law firirm,m. thank you, law firm for doinglay that. would anybody wanter as lawyer,o a woman who advocated rape murder woman advocating? that's what's going on in these univ

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former treasury secretary, harvard president, former harvard president larry scherrs says he's, quotelarry summers -- he feels alienated from the school, and claudine gay said the students have the right to speak for themself, but they don't represent the university. free speech is the excuse for not condemning? >> the president did today say they view it as terrorist atrocities. unfortunately, i think those of us who are champions of free speech are put in often a really uncomfortable situation where it's even the most detestable speech needs to be upheld as someone's right to express it, but that does not protect them from the fact that we should all be very vociferously condemning the fact that there are 40 babies that are kid, nearly a dozen americans -- are dead -- more than 1,000 civilians. just because they do have free peach does not protect them from rightfully being condemned for standing behind a terrorist organization. elizabeth: you know, so the web sites of the most prestigious university in the country, they're posting about climate change, about sustainability week, no

actually, from harvard, from harvard university, where i watched him today, and i asked him to commentterlocutor, who was joining from kherson, where there was shelling again, then people died again, by the way, today it was recognized, yesterday, it seems, the un commission recognized about what it was, it was not an indiscriminate attack on atb, remember, there is a large chain of stores, when dozens of people died, many were very injured, and in this video, if we finally show it, we will see, it with sound, we can show with sound, we can show without sound, it doesn't really matter much to me, just a lot of harvard students are lying here, you see, holding signs like this: stop gas bombing, kill palestinians, i don't remember if there were such actions by the students of gar. for those already one and a half years of the war, the war in ukraine, honestly speaking, a storm, somehow people were killed at the same time who came to the memorial service, and this is harvard, that is, in principle , it is the elite of the world, in fact, the future at that time studies there, it is the mo

i do know that that's not john harvard know that there's no because he was dead by the time they did that. so some, some young man posed so on. okay. um as a year is not right. and he wasn't just the founder because he was one of, of a whole lot of so that's why they say this was the statute was a 3 lice. ah, okay. the year the, that was my dorm room window on the top floor there. the, as i looked down that morning i was just are going to be live. there's a mist still on the right which added to this kind of. so real quality. and there was a ring of policemen, setting up an outer perimeters. i mean, they all had these elements on visors and they set up a gauntlet on, on this door here. and you could hear the screaming and everything else and then started seeing the guys students who were in the building being evicted, one by one. the bigger everybody, i just pulled it on and is it as they brought you down the stairs and kicking you and hitting you until you got to the battery. i can throw you in the battery right in the field of adding right and drove it out. and then brought the nex

another point though he can student matriculate at harvard federal i'll be so complex. in 1921, he graduates from harvard law school with the highest grade point average and his class privilege minds headquarter, utilize per ghost and was not recognized as such because you know, he was blackboard reading, so not out the after harvard be so campus returns to 4 door recall where he witnesses the us controlled sugar cartel, extracting higher profits from plantation workers than any other place in the world . the in 1934 b. so compost organizes sugarcane cutters, or much of data to strike against us sugar companies. they are quickly met with a bloody crackdown but the strikers prevail. and the wages are double to a $1.50 a day. the emboldened diesel campus forms the cadets of the republic who take an oath to find for point the week of independence. on palm sunday, 1937, they plan a peaceful march. at the last minute, the colonial governor revokes their permit to assemble and they are surrounded by 200 police. some armed with thompson, the on the police begin firing. marcher

harvard should have spoken out. they didn't. that's part of the reason why we're seeing this happen and spread in other campuses around the country. >> neil: so when harvard's president said she didn't endure the vile sentiment that was happening in some of these protests and some of these letters, this is a country that allows you to do so. what did you think of that? >> i thought it was a step in the right direction. she put out a letter yesterday after many of the bored members and largest donors of harvard, many of their most prestigious graduates. after i sent my letter withdrawing from the two fellowships. glad we got her attention. it was not strong enough and not soon enough. it was a positive step. i'm glad that we got some kind of reaction out of them. >> neil: there's still these palestinian protests going on to your point, governor. very few but not all. some will cite these are protests on behalf of hamas. turkey's president was among those today, keep in mind a nato ally, i might add that refers to hamas as freedom

business leaders saying they will not hire harvard students who signed the letter blaming israel andhamas attacks. our next guest had his linkedin profile blocked after he spoke out against university students studio david will joins me now. i understand you are back on the linkedin accounts, did they ever answer your questions about why they blocked in the first place? >> thank you for having me on i am not sure but i am happy i got it back and i have a new platform. speed what happened immediately after you were quoted in the press saying you would join the boycott of these particular students who signed a letter blaming only israel for the attack against israel, right? >> yes to add more context you can blacklist an iv lead hamas squad now or go one to blacklist anyone who doesn't share their views at the fortune 500 they will take over. that is our choice, we have to realize where we are and political correctness will ruin us, the same people were the ones to quickly cancel anyone who did not share their views and made it unsafe on campuses for anyone who said anything. companies

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said harvard. >> a conversation about what is and isn't productive discourse isn't that we're seeing really taking shape. >> a major u penn benefactor called on other alums to close the checkbook after he said was college leaders apparent failures to condemn views of some speakers at a literary festival on campus even after the hamas attacks. college officials have condemned anti-semitism. los angeles tuesday a pro israel rally just a stone's throw from the aclu campus. the cultural affairs commission of aclu, a student group, posted monday, we honor the palestinians on the front lines, taking their land and sovereignty back they say this is not anti-semitism. judyism is separate >> this is aclu organizations. and they have the permission to say these things. it's absolutely absurd. >> you're holding an israeli flag. is that something you'd be ok doing on campus? >> oftentimeses on campus i feel desired hold a flag if i'm not with a big group. there's a lot of anti-semitism on campus and the felt a

, i know about what, and i want to say something else, today i watched a video of how students at harvardprobably the most prestigious university in the world, where people study who in the future, maybe they will decide, and probably, not maybe, but definitely, they will decide the fate of this world, will be important to someone, here they are on such a lawn. nice, they decided to make a lying-in protest , they pretend to be killed, peaceful residents of gaza city, a beautiful, peaceful city that never supports hamas, and lo and behold, here they write that stop, stop bombing gas, enough killing palestinians, vile israelis, i won't comment on it, but i want to ask how you feel about it , i wonder if your cat has already voted, he left, turned, came back one place and just left the frame, but what kind of emotions does it cause in you when you watch this, if you see, the palestinians are very important, i may not be popular, i will say, but not only in our ukraine, people are brainwashed, and eh, i sympathize very much with the israelis and i do not sympathize at all ... to those who unl

, the leadership of harvard does not react, it only says that it regrets the victims on both sides., to this whole, sort of protective thing in the republican party undoubtedly, everything is also not very simple on this issue, they just haven’t appeared yet, by the way, you need to understand what everything grows from, generally speaking, all this support, the only thing, is the person who more or less ignores this issue, just he says that this wouldn’t happen with me, donald trump , it’s obvious that he understands that most likely there will be a reconfiguration in this place, but to all our arguments that... the states are cruel, treacherous, that they lie, what they do chaos and so on and so forth, we need to cite this example, they are not yet capable, oh, they don’t even have any internal ones now. once again, an example of neither harvard nor these figures of the democratic party, no one even shouted, in principle, and the leadership of the democratic party, which in theory was supposed to restore order to the congress, went to china, why was chuck schumer in china, well, h

harvard has billions and billions of dollars socked away. them pay for the mental health treatment of their ignorant student body. but tonight's top story, yet again, under biden's so-called leadership, another crisis at home and abroad. how did we get here? three years ago there was peace in the middle east. israel and the arab world, they were actually working together in a way that i never thought i'd see in our lifetime. you had the united states, you had israel, you had jordan, you had egypt, you had saudi arabia, you had the emirates all aligned together to battle against iranian hajenini in the region. iran was isolated, financially they were defendantitude unable to fund a terror war on a massive scale. on top of that donald trump took out a man by the name of soleimani the architect of many terror attacks including the killing of americans in iraq and elsewhere. that all seems like a distant memory. as we speak the, the region is in chaos, not a mystery as to why after getting sworn in the biden administration almost immediately, fr

not harvard particularly. >> i kid not. larry: all right.y honest guy here. >> no boasting allowed. larry: what is wrong with these kids, and what is wrong with the administrators who won't step up and say the right thing? >> that's what larry's really to if fended by, is that the president of hard voir dire -- and he was president of harvard university, should take a stand and denounce, this is, i think, 41 student organizations basically are blaming israel for being attacked by hamas. and this is, look, this is a very popular thing on campuses this year -- these days that the palestinians are to possessed -- oppressed people, israel is the oppressor, and there's this whole big narrative about how israel has done such damage to the palestinian people. no one ever talks about hamas prohibiting economic development in the gaza strip. larry: economic, they're chopping off baby withs' heads. >> yes. larry: they're pulling grandmothers out of bed and -- is and they're backing them, these kids? >> well, we have congress people doing the same thin

. now this letter was also uh rebuked, rebuked on social media by the former harvard president secretary to bill clinton's administration, so you see we get the the blowback by the governments, but the people are in large numbers in support of the palestinian people, the palestinian cause against israeli apartide against palestinians, not falling for this western government and western media narrative that palestinians are terrorists and israel is the victim of we've seen what we have witnessed over the last few days. these are live images from uh saada yemen and tehran iran pro palestine protests are underway and joining us from the iranian capital is our own press tvs tell us what's going on on the ground there hello gisu hope you're all well tell us what's going on? it seems like uh the protest is well on its way now. uh, you're absolutely right, danny. uh, in iranian cities all across the country, uh, we are witnessing the scenes of rallies and condemnation of the israeli regime savage attacks against the besige gaza strip, and of course in support of palestinians and their fight for

it's not just harvard. playing out on college campuses. molly line is live in cambridge with more on this. molly, is the school speaking out? >> yes, after high profile alumni, as well as a former president harshly criticized the university and the student groups, releasing the statement blaming israel for the brutal hamas attacks. harvard's president has finally responded, this today from her, she writes let there be no doubt i condemn the terrorist atrocities. let me also state on this matter as on others our students have the right to speak for themselves, no student group, not even 30 student groups, speaks for harvard university or its leadership. the office of the president released a statement last night as well but failed to address the student groups, reading in part we write to you heart broken by the death and destruction unleashed by the attack by hamas and the war in israel and gaza underway. harvard's slow response resulted in a waterfall of high profile criticism, including members of congress from both sides of the politica