so why would an ivy league university name a think tank after a man who can't think

i know that's not ivy league. yeah, no, there was only one ivy league in the room. and the thing is they were all trying to hire ivy league phds for the for their faculty. and i said to them, why are you doing that? like everybody here has gone to all these different types of institutions. and you told me that you're such a high quality institution, so why are you only privileging? because they told me they couldn't find ivy league people. people of color. that's not true, by the way, either. but but they they they i said, well, why did the people of color have to only go to ivy league? but you were all to go to these other institutions. now they couldn't answer that. okay. they looked at themselves like what the heck? you know, because they they they just, they couldn't answer it. so i one thing i would say is we have to have a conversation about why we are privileging a set institutions that, you know maybe 65 major research institutions as the only institutions that prepare faculty. and in the book actually have a list of the research one institutions all the res

an ivy league university wants to tear down history. dan: welcome back to "unfiltered."t's time for "hot takes." joining me is pete hegseth. tearing down history. historians, right up your alley. princeton, university. they are demanding the ivy league school remove a statue honoring princeton's former president. with no past, we have no future. pete: i have inside info this may and done deal. i was an undergraduate when they put the statue up in 2001. there is no princeton without john witherspoon. he was the only clergy to sign the declaration of independence. he was the teacher of james madison. he owned two slaves like every other rich white guy in that time, and that was wrong. but he was also adamantly anti-slavery. he fought to end slavery and released his own slaves at the age of 28. you can't acknowledge any of the goodness of this lover of liberty. got to rip it down, got to erase lift. not enough to understand it. you have got to get rid of it. dan: black and white, there is no gray. the phrase, do you speak english is reported to be a microaggression at a tex

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hillary clinton signed onto teach at ivy league school. we'll tell you which iowa ivy le school.fter three days and eight rounds of voting, a speaker is made in the election and we'll see. sandra smith here shortly to break down the election news. sandra actually is next. ♪ stuart: sounds like a downer alert. that is dallas and it's 56 degrees. this is the first week of january. the markets, yes, it's a rally and it's holding at least through the first two hours worth of business. the dow is up, what, 522 points. 1.6% and here is susan with the movers. what do you got? susan: i want to talk about the talk silicon valley, which is the artificial intelligence program, chat gbt, a computer program that helps you write essays and more creative human responses using machine learning so it's creator open ai now one of the most valuable startups in the world. they're raising cash at a $29 billion valuation. so the most expensive for the most highly valued startup in america, still spacex, elon musk, and behind that is stripe, which is a payments company and fortnite maker epic games aro

held back and that's why they sued ivy league. could be the end of affirmative action. america is at that place where i think we are ready once again happening in high school. too many asians, let's put a stop to it which is so inherently wrong. >> steve: well, for the governor in that soundbite to talk a little bit about how there are these three school districts that were involved, it clearly looks like you know, at the highest levels, there could be coordination. >> ainsley: they are saying it's human error but not at 17 schools. >> brian: there is coordination. >> ainsley: maybe at one school. but when you have 17, come on. >> steve: exactly. so the a.g. is actually probing to see if the schools violated the virginia human rights act and they will keep us posted. but, you know, in the beginning, to your point, ainsley, where they said, you know what? you are absolutely right. we didn't tell people until it was too late. now, of course, the schools are contacting the universities and saying, hey, we forgot. we about this. but now nobody is buying it. it was not human

itself is very discriminatory the when it comes to asians in their admissions as are the other ivy leagueese professors know where their bread is buttered. they've never done a letter complaining about the universities' admission policies. rachel: yeah. which are racist. [laughter] in terms of the admission policies are racist, but they sure like those chinese dollars. this is a very dark web of money between the bidens, the biden foundation, u-penn. we're glad that you're getting the attention to be that you have been seeking on this finally. we hope you follow it to the very end, because i think this is very disturbing. >> yeah. we hope the special prosecutor and the house committees get into it too. that's our hope now. rachel: absolutely. peter flaherty, thank you. >> thank you. rachel: we have a big show tomorrow, joey jones, monica crowley, shannon bream, john ratcliffe all will join us live. plus, i went to florida and spent a day with our friend jack brewer, even going inside the prison where he is a -- he has a prison ministry there. it is a powerful story, and you can only see i

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so why would an ivy league university name a think tank after a man who can't think and then pay him nearly a million dollars a year for not doing anything? good question. with more on that in just a minute, but first, a word about classified documents. now, this is not a partisan point, not attacking anybody. >> it's just the truth. these people you see on television huffing and puffing about vital state secrets on both sides, by the way, not just democrats, everybody, vital state secrets. they're either lying or they don't really understand how washington works, how many legitimate, vital state secrets are there? well, actually , not very many at all. in a democracy, the government has no right to hide what it's doing from the public except under extraordinary circumstances. it's fine to classify the normandy invasion until it happens. it is not fine to spend sixty years hiding the fact that the cia was involved in the murder of a president. hiding your involvement in the kennedy assassination is not a national security precaution. it is criminal behavior. and it's made possible by

but that isn't what an originalist is supposed to do even if you have a fancy ivy league degree likefessor yoo. degrees plural. [laughter] an originalist is supposed to uncover and apply the texts original meaning. soin again in this case and thee cases have a problem. the solution i proposed in my book and obviously i'm simplifying somewhat is they need to bepa more capacious than they have been in the past and need to read the constitution in light of its original design and its original purposes and principles. the constitution at least in the founders understanding was adopted to secure the natural rights. and in particular when the founders discussed the religious liberty they said religious liberty is an inalienable natural right. so my argument is that an approach to the constitution consistent with the original governing philosophy there's no purpose of the constitution would construct the first amendment in light of the original natural rights political philosophy and that's simply what i try to do in the book. i simply tried to present that this is a natural rights account

relations,clinto internaalqualir of it at an august ivy league university or crypto ivy league universityquale most professorsre cou at columbia, she destroyed the entire country. nta whole country. she wrecked the nation of libya, which is a real country, north africa, she killed the guy who ran it for nooever reason whatsoever. and now they have markets iannh downtown tripoli. oe so she does have the qualifications when she talks about internationans wheni affairs, sheng knows what she's talking about. >> so you may remember it until about a year ago. in fact, until last february, every media outlet, every politician in this country, every professor of international relations in described the capitol of ukraine as a place called kyiv, had always been kyiv. but now, because russia is bad, it's called kiv, just like nicaragua became nicaragua in the nineteen eighties when the east took charge. p >> say atto you should pay atten when they changeobably the pronunciation. probably shouldn't go along't with it. g actually , we're not we're not going alon itg with .ctually.ned with the >> then

my son goes to ivy league schools, we know the blacks who do well there are all from nigeria becausey do not take part in this victim mentality. look at yourself, how did you become successful? i am sure you work hard in school. you took advantage of opportunities area so when you constantly tell people there is so much racism and you cannot a cat i agree with the foundation, -- you cannot -- i agree with the foundation. and there was a lot of money by being a -- i disagree with everything you're saying. guest: i think that is great it is america it is what we are about. there are other things that people can do to make a lot more money than he currently does. there is certainly a moral can earn it -- component to what he does. and let me say that i agree that working hard is important. individual initiative, discipline is incredibly. those things are not divorced from structural issues. even laws that do not mention race, and bacon seem right -- and they can seem right, they expand racial enforcement one example is the g.i. bill created the middle class which is a great bill. but it

nbc news reached out to all of the ivy league schools five declined to be interviewed.> i think that legacy admissions is not fair >> reporter: high school senior chris gomez's parents didn't go to school in the u.s. and she will need financial aid. at her elite high school she overhears students talk about their legacy advantage. >> it's really the reminder of where i stand in terms of that and how legacy admission sort of works to benefit them. >> reporter: one of the arguments schools have made in the past is they boost donations but he says alums still give money making it possible for this first generation student melody lei to go here. >> i will not be leaving with debt because hopkins has paid for my education and my living expenses >> reporter: and it didn't matter who her parents are. >> so, stephanie, these legacy admissions have actually come up in a supreme court case regarding affirmative action. >> reporter: yeah, they have. opponents to affirmative action says you wouldn't need these race-based admissions if schools just got rid of legacy admissions, but

it was somewhere in england or some kind of ivy league.now, yes, but now , in fact, youtube only gives yes, that is, now to learn, how to do business right at the start. uh, just an excuse, maybe that, as it were, money still needs to go to graduate from business school, so that you open youtube, read books, all books are in the public domain. well, i'll tell you to my shame, so i probably don't have a single book on marketing entrepreneurship business. uh, what pricing? management? well, i didn't buy it, yes, that is, because, well, not because i'm sorry, yes, because, well, i'm an aspiring entrepreneur. but they are all in the public domain and in audio format in video format. uh, the last time the last year. let's say i'm driving in a car and i always have some kind of audiobook. if i'm walking, somewhere i have an audiobook in my headphones. and it's all available. this is very cool. just anyone can get a business education. if there minimal understanding of what you want to pack everything else. you can really do it yourself, you don'

that is the definition of the logic of a leftist from the ivy league. dan: you have been work at fox for a while. you know how it works. sometimes producers send you stories. i said that's pete. don't even considers putting anyone else on. the miseducation of america, a follow-up on all your stuff in the book. pete: it talks about the hyper drive the sexuality of our kids. perverts and pedophiles, they perpetrated the ideas of gender identity and now they are pressing it at our schools. dan: none of it was an accident. it was deliberate. pete hegseth. thanks a lot, buddy. coming up. crime is rampant. democrats just don't seem to care. but is there a bigger root cause? how the lack of law and order can be traced to a democrat donor. another scare tactic with the doomsday clock. it's winding down. we are all going to die. we break down the real threat are prostate concerns keeping you awake? force factor prostate helps reduce nighttime bathroom trips and promote a normal prostate size. "i feel like myself again." rush to walmart for force factor prostate,

to contemporary progressive values, which just coincidentally happen to be found as espoused by ivy league professors. but that's not within a originalist as opposed to do. even if you have a fancy ivy league degree like professor, you an originalist as opposed to degrees plural. an originalist as opposed uncover and apply the texts original. so again, originalist, at least in this case and these cases have a problem in. the solution i propose in my book and obviously i'm simplifying somewhat is that originalists need to more capacious than they have been in the past and they need to read the constitution in light of its original design and especially original purposes and principles. the constitution at least in the founders understanding, was adopted to secure our natural rights and in particular when the founders discussed religious liberty, said religious liberty is an inalienable natural rights. so my argument is that an approach to the constitution consistent with the original governing philosophy, there is no of the constitution. we construct the first amendment in light of america'

i wonder if there orchestrated will latest that, they looked like dogs who caught the car, to ivy leagued elites who tried to reinvent themselves as trump era populist defenders against the stolen election. have you seen the c tactics and behavior senator cruz and senator hawley change? >> briefly but not really. i remember senator cruz and the posture and the house just this or whatever the words were that were used, the appropriate number of house members to support him, we knew senator hawley and a salute to the demonstrators and shortly after the demonstration was running up the steps of the security police. not the way i would want it to be. democrat or republican. interestingly enough, when i talked about who got to go back to the floor and that the american people see where we stand, we had a couple senators going in trial objections to the electora' college and we are not to do that. i think they realized. when we were in the secure area, we were showing pictures we haven't seen, donald trump saying i'll be there with you, take back our country. he wasn't going to be there and se

employee of university of pennsylvania, ivy league school, sending an invitation on behalf of the chineseommunist party to recruit joe biden's granddaughter, she would stay in government controlled acommendations. people on television seem concerned about national security, former cia and fbi employees going on cnn and msnbc to tell you national security implication are first in mind, are they concerned about this? they asked a single question about it? of course they won't. tonight we'll ask fact-based questions about classified materials joe biden had at the penn biden center and what they tell us, we begin tonight with fox business hillary vaughn, what do you know? >> thanks, tucker. penn biden center is a normal office building, popular after-work watering hole for democrats and republicans, just steps from capitol hill. today we tried to talk to house democrats if they think the president being caught with classified documents in his old ofls is a big deal or not, not everyone was feeling chatty. >> do you have any comment on president biden keeping classified documents -- >> i'm sor

>> the sad fact is, tucker, it doesn't matter if i am an ivy league institution or in western washingtonn say now is not that we should end the violence of abortion but there are only two genders. if you don't want to face an unexpected pregnancy you can choose not to engage in heterosexual sex. this is grade school biology. the party of science just flat-out denies. this is why i need your viewers to go to students for life.org and help us get on campuses to education this fernings about what their bodies are. now with body guards because violence has gotten worse. >> tucker: if you are confident you don't need to set fire to other people's posters. appreciate your coming on. a great video. thank you. green energy will save the world. well, it's destroying the world. the whales are dying first. dying across the east coast because of green energy projects. but they are blaming fishermen. we will speak to know who knows the truth. you won't believe the cost of these projects next. introducing the limited edition disney collection from blendjet. nine exciting designs your whole family will

pete: that's staggering when you think -- ivy league institution taking multimillion dollar donationsthe regular and this is before joe biden was there and if you look at time frame as we walk forward here, we know at a minimum $30 million of those chinese donations came after the biden penn center was founded there and they knew joe was there maybe through the connections and more money flow. will: to your point, a staggering amount of money being funneled into a american university from china and gets more concerning when you see 23 million of that is an anonymous gift going in that direction and always the story is one of potential corruption at minimum potential influence by a foreign government. pete: biden's salary and fancy office that overlooks the capitol and unclear if they want to model after the clinton global initiative and they didn't have to raise money. they didn't raise money and went through upenn and we don't know who gave that money. will: on that note, what potential inflection points of compromise there might be and people start to focus on kathy chung and a form

these twoes ivy league educated elites who tried to reinvent themselves as trump era populist defendersgainst the stolen election. haven th you seen tactics and behavior senator cruz and senator holly change since january 6th? >> guest: not really. briefly but not really. i remember senator cruz standing over the posture in the house saying i contest this or whatever the words were he used, having an appropriate number of house members who support him. we knew senator hollyly had pictures giving a salute to the demonstrators and then shortly thereafter realized the demonstration was running up the steps to the security and the police. that is not the way i would want a senator to be and i don't care if it was democrat or republican. interestingly enough from that closed meeting when i talked about we've got to go back onn the floor and let the american people see where we stand, we had a couple senators file objections. they said wei are not going too that. i think they realized this had gotten so out of hand. they were showing some of the pictures we hadn't seen of donald trump march o

when i went to work at newsday i was a first person to be hired in the newsday city room from an ivy league college. that was because the managing editor was a very crusty old newspaper man name alan hathaway in chicago in the 1920s. you saw him he was a big burly guy with a stomach that looked big but was not soft he would wear black shirts with yellow ties and brownshirts with white ties. he had no hair except the back of his head and he was always read because he drank very early in the morning. we never really knew if alan went to college or not. he said he did but we were not sure of that. but he disliked graduates of prestigious universities and young had never been hired. i was hired when allen was on vacation as sort of a joke to him. when he came back he would not talk to me. he would walk past us and i would say hello mr. hathaway or good morning mr. hathaway and he would never say a word back. professionally i did not have to do with them very much because i was the low end of the totem pole i was reviewing obituaries but i also worked saturday in newsday they do not publish on s

. >> a think tank from the ivy league.done about the $100-million in overseas funding that showed up the biden center. they wanted hunter biden to have a job there. their influence pedalling never stopped. when you look at classified materials, if i held one classified documents in the military i would be gone. my career would be over. he has stacks in multiple locations. we are supposed to trust the lawyers to be above board on this. as if they are not part of this let's put this over here. >> sean: are sitting next to a lawyer. be careful here. >> where has gregg jarrett been recently? >> planting the evidence. [laughing]. i was just admiring the corvette. i didn't dig in the boxes. >> they raid mar-a-lago but we trust biden's lawyers to be above board. this could be a democrat opportunity to clean the deck of joe biden and the press corps jumping on this one in ways we have never seen before. >> sean: greg, you made the distinction between the trump case and the biden case. i don't think documents will be the undoing of

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this failed candidate just got a sweet gig as a professor on an ivy league university.i saw this headline but it didn't click on the actual article. >> jesse: that is me with everything, is it crooked? >> oh, no. >> she's going to columbia and we are sending johnny to columbia over the weekend -- we are going to ask the students how they feel about the professor. >> what's on the day one syllabus, how to lose an election by not going to wisconsin? >> that was almost a new jersey devils chant. >> welcome to the garden state. now you have to root for my devils. >> jesse: i can still root for the flyers, trust me. >> more importantly you have to root for the new york giants. >> jesse: i look better in green. many made off appeared in court this weekend his choice of attire had people asking -- why did she leave it at the courthouse? our question is what kind of backpack was at the? was at jan's board or north face? >> i feel like north face are for people were outdoorsy. >> i'm going to go with north face because i don't know. >> this is a critical answer, what is it? it i

all it took was a letter from a single ivy league school to stop a counterintelligence operation. get for 50 million. china pays u penn, u penn pays china and biden shuts down investigations into china and then biden appoints the u penn president to be an ambassador and to be fair eric swalwell also signed the letter. you know, the guy who was in bed with a chinese spy he didn't want his fang fang to be racially profiled. you might be saying jesse, you're crazy. china just wants to make sure that american students are getting a good education. but aren't donors usually proud if they fork over millions they want their name on the building. but i've never seen a nice famous corporation school of business on campus. who else donated to u penn after they hired biden? accord pentagon peter schweizer's book red handed the china's merchant's bank owned by the ccp dropped about a mil on biden's school and in 2019 a company called cafe fortune gave penn another million. and the founder of that company the chinese billionaire named u young is one of hunter's business partners. you know, the

league professors but that's not what an originalist is supposed to do even if you have a fancy ivy league >> degrees plural. >> originalist is baseded on original meaning so again, originalists in this case in these cases have a problem and the solution i propose my book, obviously i am simplifying somewhat, originalists need to be more capacious than they have in the past and read the constitution in light of the original signed and purposes and principles the constitution at least in the founder's understanding was adopted to secure natural rights. in particular the founders discussed religious liberty is theal inalienable right. my argument is approach the constitution consists of the originalph philosophy, no purpoe of the constitution in light of the national rights political philosophy and what i tried to do in the book present natural rights account of the first amendment. i appreciate the mention, the book is meant too be a work of scholarship and if you apply this philosophy to the first amendment. not whether i like it, i'm just trying to present the argument. in my underlying a

highest paid ivy league president, making more than $4 million t was a nice deal for everybody.is for sure. neil: that is wild. peter keep us posted on this. this is a part of the story that the a lot of people don't know anything about, but the dollars, the figures, the timing of those dollars is fascinating to unpack. peter flaherty unpacking all of that. do you remember a few years ago, elon musk going back to 2018 was talking about the possibility of taking twitter private before he had any interest in buying the company outright. that turned out was going nowhere. lawsuits ensued, a trial was on, now we have some explaining to do. after this. ♪ (announcer) enough with the calorie counting, carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one golo release capsule with three balanced meals a day has been clinically proven to repair metabolism, optimize insulin levels, and balance the hormones that make weight loss easy. release works with your body, not against it, so you can put dieting behind you and go live your life. head to golo.com now to join the over 2 million peop

and talking about the millions of dollars from foreign countries that are going directly to these ivy league schools like harvard, yale, penn was one of them. what was the money about? who helped facilitate this? this is where the story goes next. we can't answer that for today. thank you, sir, for coming on. we'll see what you have to say later. professor, thanks. >> president biden: the answer is you have got both extremes are wrong. it is a basic middle proposition. the first major piece of legislation i introduced was to reform the immigration process, to make it more orderly. my republican friends in congress should join us in the solutions. >> dana: president biden defending his handling on the border wrapping up a summit with mexican and canadian counterparts. they talked up their cooperation to stem record breaking border crossings but not putting those words into any new action. fox news contributor marc thiessen joins us now. a dud of a summit if this is the case, marc. >> absolutely. to say both extremes are wrong and he is in the center is just a lie. here is what's extreme. to c

he says, you would suppose that a tenured professor at an ivy league university will be positioned to tell the truth. ma.now these finally arrived, hs free, right? , wrong. the fall from the top of the profession is straight to the bottom. he writes about this fear that even tenured professors have now being canceled if they say the wrong thing. >> there's no question there's a climate of fear and intimidation has ascended on our institutions, our business institutions, our cultural institutions. this reinforces the natural human tendency that cornell just mentioned of people to be group thinkers. we will not get anywhere towards reforming these institutions, overcoming this problem. unless there are some people who are willing to exercise the virtue of courage and model that courage for the people, especially for young people. good news is courage is contagious. when people are seeing being cowardly, this sends a signal. that's contagious too. what upsets people, i will say it now, nobody has a permission slip not to be courageous. i do understand the fear. it's not to say that the f

see iting this in colleges and ivy league schools.the best students because of equity. >> steve: sure, absolutely. the schools know who the good students are and who the good teachers are because they got the information from the merit people they just didn't share it with the parents. here's why it is terrible as a parent who put three kids through college. is that a lot of there are a number of colleges where you can get a four year free ride if you are one of these finalists. and those -- you have got to wonder what is going to happen to those families. let's say. >> brian: ought to sue. allotment for the new year. can't take this kid because the school kept it a secret. >> ainsley: that is this teaching our students. teaching your child doesn't matter how hard you worked we are going to hide that information because we don't want to hurt the other kids' feelings who didn't work as hard as you did or maybe not as bright. we all have different gifts. god blessed us all with different gifts. >> steve: thank goodness glenn youngkin's

they looked like the dogs who caught the car, these two ivy league educated elites who had tried to reinvent themselves as trump era populous defenders against the stolen election. have you seen the tactics and behavior of senator cruz and senator hawley change since january 6th? >> guest: not really. briefly, but not really. i remember senator cruz posture in the house, i contest this or whatever the words were he used, and having appropriate number of house members who would support him. who we knew senator hawley had pictures of-- giving a salute to the demonstrators and then shortly thereafter, realizing that the demonstration was running up the steps of the security of the police. that's not the way i'd want a senator to be. and i don't care whether it's democratic or republican. and interesting enough, in the closed meeting when i talked about, we've got to go back on the floor and let the american people see where we stand, we had a couple of senators who were going-- originally planned to file objections to the electoral counts, we're not going to do that. i think they realized this

inspiration and other black males but as you go throughout the book l you see black women in college and ivy leaguesho were cheerleaders also taking the stance and people doing different forms whether it is taking a knee or sitting down.ow i'm curious i feel like the sports and gender aspects what are some of the trends that he was all dependent on whether or not someone is a football player or cheerleader or the questions like wnba. >> another great question. afolks should know i don't know what these questions are so i'm just responding off thehe top of the dome as a serious set of inquiries so let me try to take that on in terms of the different sports and what not. i feelh a sense of connection with them at this point after having recalled them in the protest of 2020 there is a set of tightness that has enriched my life tremendously and made me far more optimistic than before he started the book, just talking to these folks and one fof the things i want to do is honor the breath and experience that existed because if i made a book about football players that would be in effect a historical lie s

and as you mentioned, was that this was sort of an elite ivy league east cohort, which was not the case. that was the case for joe. that was the case for a lot of the men in government at that time. but it wasn't true of reporters who were mostly covering for policy in this period, who mostly were from the midwest, mostly from, you know, working families attended the state school or attended. no, no college at all, worked for the daily papers and then kind of worked their way to washington and also trying to push against that idea that they were somehow you know so, so patriotic that they were too patriotic, realize that the government was duping them. one of my favorite letters is one that joseph harsh, who was a reporter for the science monitor and cbs from ohio, he wrote this letter to his famous columbia historian and saying, if i actually wrote what i thought, i would have no readers, because if i wrote the truth, it's so counter to the current of american folklore, which is sort of this idea that america was this, you know, place for for good and we were always fighting for democr