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she stood at mcgill university. and this canadian in clark was a friend of learner cohen and then i call later on, that's something my mother gotten a witch girlfriend they move to greek islands. so so then had a very close relationship to norway do you like his music yeah. >> what's the latest book you read? what are you reading now the latest book is very boring. >> it's about nato it's about the turing aggressions, about nato. but i read some we didn't authors. i have some friends guy called the royal cox-1, right? so beautifully about norway so that's one of the authors or like, can we ask what you're going to do next? >> you can ask, but you will not get an answer the part of mainly because they really don't know and it's a bit it's a privilege absurd that nato for ten years, i've been promised for ten years now, i really don't know what i'm going to do that's a bit scary, but it's also filling our freedom and that new opportunities will be coming up as russia's offensive against ukraine reaches a critical phas

and so, rather than sit around and brood about it, she got a job at mcgill university, up in quebec. she packs her two daughters off. (car horns honking) >> going to montreal, canada, it's all white, predominantly, and you're having to make all new friends, and figure your way out. >> for her to be uprooted from her community at such a, a sensitive moment in anyone's upbringing, experience her teenage years in a foreign place. (car horn honking) >> she kind of was always the type that would embrace something, take it on, take it like a challenge, and battle it. >> narrator: wanda kagan became kamala's new best friend. >> she made the best out of it, which is what she did with them coming to quebec, which was french and having to go to french school, and, um, the cold weather. (laughs) ♪ ♪ she talked about the life she left behind a lot. that was another commonality we had-- my family was in america. that's actually what was so nice about our friendship, seeing how she and, and myself navigated ourselves to fit in to that, to that world, two different worlds, and, and bridge the gap b

leadership from education and universities could condemn anti-semitism and enforce their own rules and en shire president trump's title vi protections for jewish students. >> julie: mcgillrve as a visiting senior fellow at harvard law school. >> kevin: a chilling report out of columbia university. the anti-semitism task force finding jewish students were chased and pinned against walls as anti-semitism festered on campus after october 7th. a devastating report from an awful time for that school. >> it was horrible being there those days with the protests on campus. unanswered questions. jewish students say they were chased out of dorm rooms due to their faith and many details in this new report are disturbing to say the least. look here. one student saying in this report on campus my friends have been spit on, called terrible names. very close friend of mine was called a lover of genocide and a lover of baby killing. that's one person in this report. this part in a 91-page document by the columbia university task force on anti-semitism that spur viewed hundred of kids. 500 students told staff they were berated, shoved and forced to watch the israeli flag burn on campus

universities. here's a recent example. remember liz mcgillo the resign as university of pennsylvania president after this exchange with house gop conference chairwoman elise stefanik last year? >> specifically calling for the genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying or harassment? >> if it is directed and severe or pervasive, it is harassment. >> so the answer is yes. >> it is a context-dependent decision, congresswoman. >> it's a context-dependent decision, that's your testimony today, calling for the genocide of jews is depending upon the context? that is not bullying or harassment? this is the easiest question to answer yes, ms. magill. sean: now magill is reportedly going to be working as a senior fellow at harvard. house gop conference chairman and harvardal a lumbar elise elise stefanik joins us now. good to see you. i want to get your reaction. after that exchange, we played it for you, now that a harvard is reported by going to hire ma abill. >> it's a disgrace, and we continue to see higher education promote anti-semitic leade