india, russian turbomechanics. a very good collaboration is happening, next year we will open a school leagues can compete with each other, i think that next year this movement will gain momentum, so we are doing all this for popularization, so that more children get involved, full plans , some of which he shared with olga pautova, well, i’ll break it down, giving an interview while sitting comfortably in a chair is not for nikolaev, he is always in a hurry somewhere... he was defended by the head of the announcers department igor kirillov, it was he who invited nikolaev to television when he had already starred in several films and was seriously building an acting career, by the way, they were most often filmed in the park right opposite television center, this happens only once in a lifetime, today he launches his first ship, it was some kind of madness, i feel like they are pointing fingers at me there, the internal post office, the internal post office and the cities. not a city, but cities, they simply emptied, well, in what other program was it possible hear, came to moscow and spoke in

school did. think that is? and having an incredulous m.i.t. student it's like he can't possibly be that these ivy league schools are that much worse. i'm like no dear i'm so sorry i've been doing this for 22 years they absolutely are. a lot of the anti-free-speech ideology is more concentrated in the most prestigious schools. it's not a subtle effect at all. in your view greg lukianoff s. presidency of the of the foundation for individual rights and expression should students be allowed to protest on college campuses and say out loud from the sea to the river. >> from the river to the sea. and just in the argument that is a call for genocide that there was an interesting article with someone asking students if they knew what that meant and showedb a map. once they saw that meant israel wiped off the map they started to -- so from a first amendment standpoint there's no question from the river to the sea isnt protected however any speech including that in certain contexts can be threats. it can be discriminatory harassment incitement of violence under specificn circumstances. shouting at the thought of h

now, he joins a growing list of frustrated harvard donors, hitting the ivy league school where it hurtshas been a donor through the years. a source says blavatnik hasn't made specific plans to harvard, but he wants to make sure jewish students are protected the same way as other students are. this comes as president claudine gay remains mired in plagiarism. the school described it as an inadequate citation. this is clearly an embarrassing setback from gay and it comes a week after she issued her scholarly writings in the 2000s. she calls this, quote, regrettable, but university officials have determined it does not constitute research misconduct which would be subject to punishment. matters could be quite complex and experts i spoke to were split on how or even whether gay should be punished, but none of them called for her to be fired. they noted it's quite rare for academics to be fired for plagiarism or for students to be expell expelled from it, for that matter. gay held a virtual town hall meeting with hundreds of faculty members. a source says about a dozen harvard faculty members

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this is the kind of sport that we are waiting for in the program of the school leagues, which will beginion in full from next year and will be able to form teams from virtually all lviv schools. today we see about 100 children. espresso saturday is next on the air political club with vitaly portnikov and khrystyna yatskiv, and i will meet with you already at 9 p.m. in the news, at the end of the week. greetings friends, the saturday political club is on the air, khrystyna yatskiv and vitaly portnikov, as always, we sum up the past week, we will start with the situation on the fronts, with new trends in shelling from the russian side , and we will also mention an age-old event that concerns our movement towards of the european union, let's talk about the situation in poland, about the political picture there, and of course about trends within our country, regarding in particular, conveniences for business, but above all war. oleksiy heitman, veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, reserve major of the armed forces of ukraine, in touch with us, mr. oleksiy, congratulations, glory to ukraine,

neil: can fisher says a fancy school, ivy league school like stanford, not any of this, he wouldn't havehem as students. what do you think? >> i was proud to survey land-grant school. not a school where children of privilege had gone, the school we tried to maintain rigor and standards, not easy to get in a. they are highly sought after in the marketplace and i'm afraid too many schools, we considered our finest achieve their currency by academic standards and their approach to issues like the ones we just saw. neil: a political question. look like donald trump is a front runner for the nomination. it is still early. served and administration, you know how washington works. if he returned to the white house are you okay with that? >> many americans feel for the moment they don't see two thirds of them don't see an appealing choice which i have confidence in the resilience of this country, we've lived through good and bad presidents, good and bad times which i have confidence we would again. neil: would be okay with donald trump? >> i'm not expressing any personal opinion. you and i have

supporting university teams, a very good collaboration is happening, next year we will open a school leagueete with each other, i think that next year this movement will gain momentum, so we are doing all this to popularize it so that more children will be involved in this whole story, because this is the future. today is the anniversary of yuri nikolaev, a special presenter on domestic television, the entertainment part of which he definitely added lightness and scope: blue lights, songs of the year, morning mail, morning star, talent , a great contribution to the discovery of young talents, vladimir putin noted in a congratulatory telegram. yuri nikolaev at 75, full of new ones plans, some of which he shared with olga pautova. well, shall i break it? let's! interviews, sitting comfortably in a chair, are not for nikolaev. he is always in a hurry to somewhere, comes up with something and always finds time for tennis, and of course, billiards, a hobby since his youth. and even from my dad, my dad was an officer and there were officers’ clubs, and of course they played billiards there, it se

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neil: they are the ivy league schools but they are more like poison ivy league schools under the university of pennsylvania and massachusetts institute of technology finding out how poisonous, all of them brought before rampant ma sent -- anti-semitism and pushback from the campus and university leaders. this is a fascinating story. aishah hasnie has a hearing on what is drilling. >> reporter: are grilling, i want to say all these presidents condemned what happened on october 7th and stated they do believe is real has the right to exist. the statement brought tears to the eyes of several jewish students inside the hearing. here is the divide, the tension. harvard president quarantine gay says they are not just pursuing free expression but trying to teach students to have thoughtful, constructive conversations. she does admit sometimes her students and faculty don't always get it right. house republicans are accusing her another presidents of allowing anti-semitism to faster blaming the liberal ideologies being taught at these schools. >> what is the percentage of conservative professors? i

that are ivy league schools, but these days more like poison ivy league schools. fox on top of university leaders in the hot seat as the house probes rampant anti-semitism on their campuses. did the presidents of harvard university, the university of pennsylvania and massachusetts institute of technology say anything to ease the concerns of jewish students like taliah khan today? the students you just heard from. did some stock traders have advanced knowledge of the october 7th attack and try to cash in on it? we trace the trades and the money. you decide. "your world" starts right now. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. busy news day for you. let's get to it and to a hamas on the hearing that ended up being a whole lot more about drilling. aishah? >> it was indeed. good afternoon to you, neil. the hearing just wrapped up. at the end of it, none of these presidents of these universities really budged on anything at all. they are standing firm by their actions, defending and supporting freedom of expression, freedom of speech. that includes they protests that we'

wrapped up an emergency meeting as school president, liz magill faces scathing criticism over her testimony at tuesday's capital heating over antisemitism and ivy league schools. -- the president of other universities are also under fire for statements in that hearing. matt, what are you hearing about this emergency meeting with the pen trustees? >> reporter: here is what we know, boris. this was a virtual gathering of the school's powerful board of trustees while it wasn't a formal meeting, we do know that it came together rather hastily. a university spokesperson telling me that this virtual gathering was organized around two pm yesterday. that timing is key because that is just a few hours after the governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro, condemned penn's presidents testimony on capitol hill. she actually called to the board of trustees to me and decide whether not that testimony lives up to the schools values. we did not know what are the knot of liz was magill the central focus of this virtual gathering but you have to believe that it was the elephant in the room. this hearing in that testimony came under enormous scrutiny. in particular there is

he joins a growing list of donors hitting the ivy league school where it matters the most. he was born in ukraine and raised in russia, he's been a prolific backer of harvard. his family foundation donating at least $270 million to the school over the years. now, the source says that he hasn't made specific demands, but he wants to make sure jewish students are protected the same way that other students are. this comes as the harvard president, claudine gay remains mired in a plagiarism controversy to her 1997 dissertation, due to what the school described as inadequate citation. this is clearly an embarrassing setback for gay and it comes just a week after she issued corrections to two of her scholarly writings in the 2000s. harvard called the instances regrettable, but university officials have determined that this does not constitute research misconduct, which is something that would be subject to punishment. matters of plagiarism can be quite complex and experts that cnn spoke to were split on how or even whether gay should be punished, but none of them called for her t

do you make of the mass media alan because -- a lot of people don't go to harvard or the ivy league schoolspeople read the newspapers and watch television. what do you make of what they're being fed day in and day out? >> if not for cnn "new york times" msnbc and others hamas strategy would fail and hamas strategy depends, depends on the media feeding people, the average person if it leads it bleeds average person hates to see a baby dying in a hospital. but the media, the social media and the major media don't explain that every one of these babies who are killed is the fault of hamas for those human shields. such an obvious example if i were to rob a bank and attack you as a hostage and shoot from behind you and then police try to stop me from killing people accidentally kill you under every law even sheree law person responsible is not the policeman not israeli but people holding hostage that is hamas it is so oven but the media doesn't report it. mark: you know you put a fine point on the back cover of your book -- and i think this graphic here on the back cover of your book says it all

she will continue her work as a faculty member at the faculty of that elite ivy league school. resignation could be the first of several others that hearing sparked a fury of controversy as the president of harvard had to walk back and apologize for her not condemning calls for genocide against jews said been heard on the elite ivy league campuses the past few weeks. mcgill the you can present did should not criticize language during that hearing it is seen as widespread condemnation of the failures of higher education in this country and the value some of our students are being taught when these universities cannot even condemn the genocide of jews. arthel. arthel: iraq war veteran who was diagnosed with >> cancer and a dying wish to become a soldier yet again with the help of the service members his wish came true. stayed t at marie's life in miai with more on this heartwarming story. >> arthel, with only six months to live j tennis and a father of 2:30 nine years old said i want a bucket list with shooting a tank at the very top of the last time he is behind the tank was in

the ivy league school board of trustee chair writing in a letter president liz magill has voluntarily tendered her resignation. during 5 hours of congressional testimony on tuesday, it was just a momentary exchange that created a fire storm for the university head. >> i am asking, specifically calling for the genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying or harassment >> if it is directed and severe and pervasive, it is harassment if the speech becomes conduct, it can be harassment, yes. >> conduct meaning committing the act of genocide >> reporter: new york congresswoman elise stefanik pressed, but magill's failure to flatly reject calls for genocide resulted in widespread backlash including from the governor of pennsylvania >> liz magill failed to meet that simple task mchb. >> reporter: following the hearing she tried to clarify her remarks with this video. >> i was focused on our university's long-standing policies aligned with the u.s. constitution, which say that speech alone is not punishable. i was not focused on what i should have been, the irrefutable that that a call for

this morning the university's board says claudine gay is still the right person to lead the ivy league schoolws said gay apologized after intense criticism to her response to questions in congress about anti-semitism on campus. liz mcgill resigned over the weekend following intense backlash an interim press ident was name last night >>> at a campaign event tuesday, chris sununu engorsed sununu kk haley. she still trails trump by double digits in most state polling >>> this morning, we are remembering the life of actor andre braugher who passed away at 61 after a brief illness. he broke out in the 1990s as detective frank pemableton he starred for eight seasons as captain ray holt in "brooklyn 99." he took home the trophy for best actor in 1998 for his work on "hom "homicide. in a statement, he was commemorated, calling him the actor others would aspire to be. >>> a mystery taking place at one of the biggest airports. authorities are trying to figure out how a man flew from den mark to l.a. without a passport or ticket >> reporter: a mystery at l.a.x., as fbi officials are trying to solve how

school. it is true that the court has been populated more with those who have gone to ivy league law schools but it hasn't always been the case. i think i was needs to be the case. i think the university of minnesota and notre dame and there are plenty of places that produce excellent lawyers and they should not be overlooked. >> in addition to the fact that most of the justices graduated from the same ivy league schools, not all but most of them, most of the justices have the same background as a court of appeals judge. i think justice kagan may be the only one that was not a court of appeals judge before going out in the court and i things she was nominated for one. do you think the court would benefit from more diversity in geographic backgrounds? dust of the justices come from the court of appeals on the east coast. whether it is geographic diversity and more professional experience such as legislative experience, would that be a benefit to the court? i think justice o'connor was last justice who served in the legislature before going on the court. >> i think that is right. justice o'con

schools are for american students only. the problem with funding research and development in ivy league schools is that the board, once the schooloss anything that they could put out, it is up to the board to hand out what they came up with. inventions or whatever. so we never get feedback. we are funding all of this research and development in ivy league schools and we do not get anything because it is up to the board to hand out the stuff that they come up with. that is allowed there. so those two points would be a great segment for c-span. host: thank you for that. we have been able to pull up some of the clip of the section referenced several times about whether or not former president trump when he spoke about being a dictator. this was at a fox news town hall that he did with sean hannity. let us go ahead and play that. [end video clip] -- [video clip] >> under no circumstances you are promising to never abuse power except -- two as rep or duchenne -- retribution against anyone? >> except for day one. i want to close the border and i want to drill. that is not retribution. you know >> he says you not going to be a dictator

schools are for american students only. the problem with funding research and development in ivy league schools is that the board, once the schooloss anything that they could put out, it is up to the board to hand out what they came up with. inventions or whatever. so we never get feedback. we are funding all of this research and development in ivy league schools and we do not get anything because it is up to the board to hand out the stuff that they come up with. that is allowed there. so those two points would be a great segment for c-span. host: thank you for that. we have been able to pull up some of the clip of the section referenced several times about whether or not former president trump when he spoke about being a dictator. this was at a fox news town hall that he did with sean hannity. let us go ahead and play that. [end video clip] -- [video clip] >> under no circumstances you are promising to never abuse power except -- two as rep or duchenne -- retribution against anyone? >> except for day one. i want to close the border and i want to drill. that is not retribution. you know >> he says you not going to be a dictator

gentlemen have been following this absolute distraction, but as you know, in some of our ivy league schools, some of the presidents of the school have said that before we provide the blanket prohibition again, speech at a university, there has to be something in terms called context that we have other members of congress as, as are you saying that genocide is because i know this isn't genocide, it's the use of the term genocide. so what's happening is, as, as, as i mentioned before, the word anti semitism and anti zionism in energy. israel have become somehow amalgamated into there's been a globule of confusion. and because it's been you so much like in our country, the word racism, everything is racism or sexism. it's another ism. so in the meantime, you have this world right now and let me just say, just one say the trick that people need to do. what i've been studying communication and obfuscation said post code. very particular. russo full be a grumbling, but you name it, you stick to a particular narrative. and one of the things you say is simply this. this could be sam handle very sim

school and they will find out they are not an a student. >> ainsley: what is the reason for this? because they have to be competitive? they want to make their students look better than other ivy leaguels? >> hijacked by dei, this is diversity, equity and inclusion and they want everyone to feel they are the same. they are not the same. this is a problem with universities and public schools, dei is destroying quality education. >> ainsley: thank you, great to see you and for waking up early. he's out in california. over to lawrence, steve and brian. >> brian: election news about 2024, presidential race sources telling fox news new hampshire governor not running for reelection, chris sewn sununuis expected to endorse nikki haley later today announcing the governor will join haley and make remarks at 6 p.m. tonight in manchester. let's react. >> steve: this is interesting. two big contests are iowa, where the governor kim reynolds endorsed ron desantis and now mr. sununu throwing his weight behind nikki haley. he spent the last couple months traveling with chris christie and nikki haley and ron desantis. sununu does not think donald trump can win and wants the republican party to turn

a hundred years ago, harvard, university of pennsylvania, other ivy league schools publicly and activelybegan restricting jewish enrollment. i'm proud to the say that sir use university in my district resisted this trend and did not implement those kind of policies, but today we actually see the fruit of those -- of those decisions and it seems to me that the leadership that we need needs moral clarity to understand the moment that we are in and i'm not really hearing that frankly from anyone. ms. magill how long have you been the president of the university of pennsylvania? >> a year and a half. >> budget and employees there? >> about 12 billion because we have a large health system. we have about 45,000 employees. >> the endowment, please. >> about 20 billion. >> do you not have stuff resources to complete your mission, your stated goal of education? >> we have many resources that we invest in the education of our 30,000 students. >> so if education is the mission and education is the solution how did you arrive at this horrible place that actually i'm ashamed to be alumni of your univ

the trustees voted unanimously to file this lawsuit challenging an agreement that binds the school to the league next 12 years with more than half a billion dollars in fees for exiting. fsc claims the long-term media deal is undervalued and puts the school at a disadvantage compared to riefvals in the sec and big ten. in the meantime it was revealed that the league had proactively filed its own lawsuit against florida state's board of trustees on thursday. the acc claiming that fsu cannot challenge a binding agreement, and that any ruling should be determined in north carolina where the conference headquarters are located. interesting story. stay tuned to that space because a lot more there to come. with christmas just around the corner, richard, kansas city chiefs' quarterback patrick mahomes in the spirit of giving, like so many other athletes. he awarded the linemen that protect him about custom golf carts complete with their names and jersey numbers. the big boys could not way to wait to take their big storms out for a spin around the stadium. >> i figured i'd give them something that i enjo

stuart: ivy league schools are under fire yet again.boosting grades -- accused of boosting grades. grady trimble is with us. how's it done, grady? >> reporter: stu, they're just giving out a lot more as than they used to even compared to just a few years ago. take a look at these numbers. back in the 2010-2011 school year, 67% of the grades yale gave out were as. now that number is nearly 80% according to data from the university published by the student newspaper. same goes for harvard. their student paper reports as used to make up ant 60% of -- about 60% of grades back in 2010 now it's, again, nearly 80%. both schools saw a significant increase in a grades during the pandemic, and it stayed that way. here's what one yale student told "the new york times." if yale and other ivy league institutions start getting these reputations for grade inflation, students who are already feeling pressured to get i these high gpas will then feel that their work is sort of devalue ised. this, obviously, doesn't help, the student said. so you can hear

and transferring out of the universities all together, because they have told me that at ivy league schools they are not feeling safe. guess what, now we know why, because they are not. because their college presidents with the ph.d.s and the fancy degrees failed to do if basics that a third grade teacher understands which is you keep all of your students safe. so, i must say, that just this week, we had an incident at clom clomby -- columbia, where a teacher who had been previously banned by the administration celebrating the joctober 7th counter offensive of the beheading of jews, and then she testified yesterday for the second day in a row while the students were in the hillel that another student outside pounded on the windows to get their attention and made the obscene gesture and urinated on the building in plain sight, and why is this student not expelled? when i looked at the liz mcgill video, it looked like a hostage speaking under duress. i understand why the governor of pennsylvania and so many of the trustees don't have confidence in her. i don't have confidence anymore that pen

this comes as donors for the ivy league school have severed ties until the university ensures that jewish students feel safe. that is still swirling around gay who still enjoys support from various institutions and harvard. it's certainly not the end of this and after the holiday break, it's absolutely going to be one to watch. >> thanks for that update. >>> turning to headlines this hour, israel prime minister was interrupted by whhostage. somef the signs that family members held up said quote we trust you to bring them home and 80 days, each minute is like hell. mean tim, netanahu just returned from gaza and commander ohs on the ground said they need more time to complete the operation. the prime minister told party members, it's going to be a long fight and quote is not close to ending. >>> in serbia, antiprotesters storming the hall using rocks to break into the building saying that the government manipulated the election which was won by the party. police used pry i don't tell shields and tear gas to bring the situation under control. >>> and back in the u.s. to the central plains wh

there is a probe into the ivy league school to include these accusations and citing harvard's own honory is just west of harvard. >> mollie: congress expands deep dive into accusations of plagiarism, spanning her academic work over quarter century and university handling of accusations, the student newspaper is highlighting reports that the president will submit three additional corrections to her 1993 phd dissertation which previously acknowledged gay would correct two articles following a few instances of inadequate citation. virginia foxx is investigating the committee and sent a letter to the university yesterday, asking if the university holding faculty and academic leadership to same members of the other harvard community. the letter states students have suffered consequences including some for plagiarism and demand harvard hand over records of their independent review of ga gay's. standards are not applied consistently and notes federal funding is conditioned on adherence to the standard of recognized accreditor. they have been investigating harvard related to antisemitism in the

i went to a state school i didn't go to a fancy ivy league school and i was offered extra credit to the to one of the cofounders of the council of islamic relations to speak. i never got extra had to go listen to anyone on the israeli-jewish side to speak. just this week that say man celebrated the october 7th attack that happened that killed american, israelis, innocent people. this is a systemic problem universities have starting with students in the faculty, as we saw with the lack of leadership in moral courage from these university presidents. there has to be a look at all of the curriculum, things that are being taught inside these departments come it's not just about some students who may be don't understand exactly what they are dealing with in terms of context and content, this happening in and ingrained in in the player in universities across the country. >> martha: they're going to start losing applicants and students, some of them are lowering the amount of money that it takes for a huge donation to grease the wheels to get someone in because they don't have as many applican

he invited speakers. >> $400,000 a year to take selfies with students and help an ivy league school book speakers? i don't believe that. in the immediate years after the 10 biden center opening and donations tripled. with most of that cash coming from china. without missing a beat chinese donors linked to hunter wondered over $100 million to you pen. it's almost like our enemies are running a foreign influence operation through the ivy league. charlie hurt joins me now. charlie, how hard was it to just answer that question? >> not hard at all unless you are trying to hide the answer. you are exactly right. that's exactly what these universities have revealed themselves to be. they are a massive foreign operation. our enemies look at the long game. china looks at the long game. they look at this thing. they have been doing this for decades. that is why as you have pointed out they have given hundreds of millions of dollars to universities. they influence the outcome of it. all of this squalling that we have done the last couple years about election interference, this is absolutely no diff

them, we are doing a special on fox nation next month called poison ivy about funding of ivy league schoolsically international hedge funds who treat classes through a marxist lens. that is why they were so smug in front of the committee. they are afraid of the students and wed to one world view and they want to hide behind free speech. suddenly free speech is their mantra, tell that to conservatives and white kids and everybody on the wrong side of that woke olympics and now we have gotten to genocide of entire people which is as old as time and they want more context. >> judge jeanine: there is a sound i'd like you to listen to, harold, by the -- i think the harvard president. >> in that moment, i was focused on our university's long-standing policies alined with the u.s. constitution, which say speech alone is not punishable. i was not focused on, but should have been. >> judge jeanine: okay, that is magill saying the constitution protected me. >> harold: i'm a grad of penn. i don't know about the woke olympics, if you can't condemn terrorism, if you can't identify that genocide of a pop

in the '70s we had 20 or 30% of jewish students in ivy league schools and because of new admission, where you don't judge comparative high school gpa's, jewish population has gone down to 10% and below. put that together and you have a huge group of people who feel there is no consequences in expressing antisemitism and there isn't. if you substitute latino, black, gay, trans, they would be expelled in two seconds, everybody knows that. >> laura: you would never see the light of day nor get a recommendation letter or offer to work. the president of mit, one of the preimminent institutions in the world addressed this. >> our staff are charged with making campus welcoming for all students. staff are being trained about antisemitism. >> laura: victor, 15 seconds, too little too late? well, she already admitted there are places on campus where jewish students were not safe and she just said don't go there, she has no credibility whatsoever and when students break the rules, they may lose student visa than enforcing laws, no credibility at all. >> laura: it is up to donors and alums now. why a

i'm noticing amongst my friends, fellow jews who went to ivy league schools, full of re-morse, what arehe time our kids are getting ready to go to school hopefully we won't have forgotten this is how the administration responded to these kinds of things and i'm surprised there hasn't been an i know it's the most base level but reverse analyzed seeing the dollars pour out the door because people are going to continue to do this and more people are going to say you're to the getting our dole nation. someone on america's news room the point he highlighted i think is important to call out again this is not a few thing that foreign dollars have been coming into american universities for a very long time and it's not just to put up buildings but it's the way to change the culture and the way people think about israel around the world and i want to tell everyone as world and i want everybody to look at bill ackman billionaire investor published his second letter to harvard president noting harvard ranks 25 percent in terms of free speech ranks and spoke to faculty members unnamed with quotes.

. >> todd: if you are a stellar student, you need to question if you need to go to an ivy league schooleone who went to dartmouth. thank you, please keep it up. let's lighten it up. this weekend i attended golf for cops, organization raising over a million dollars. standing oaf a oaf t /* /* ovation. and here with the family of another officer. my buddy jim mcdavid started this charity. he decided to do something for families and this organization has taken off. carley, biggest shock when the palm beach county sheriff, on the left, i'm on the right, donated $100,000 out of money confiscated from criminals to the organization. taking money from bad guys and giving to the good guys. they can do that? i go, rick, you can do this? absolutely, it is earmarked for children's charity, this money goes to children of fallen officers and next year he will do even more. >> carley: make that go national. take money from drug dealers, criminals, and into charity. the tattoo on that woman's arm, is that her son who died? >> it is. ip met her at national police week in may, i was introduced to her and

radical left wing marxism and socialism, why is the federal government funding the elite ivy league schools with their multibillion dollar endow a endowments if they are not doing the things that there is a public interest in doing why give them money. larry: or why give them a tax exempt position either. >> they should not be able to operate tax free hedge funds if they use to do push cultural and social marxism on this country, that means higher taxes for everyone else. -- generation of young people to demand that you and every other american be taxed at a higher rate. larry: steve miller thank you very much. >> coming up next, why does special counsel jack smith think he can run the supreme court? this is breaking news, a couple hours ago. kind of unbelievable. he was -- i'm not a lawyer, we'll talk about if with a good lawyer gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst, stay can kudlow, jack smith may have made a very mad mistake -- bad mistake, we'll be (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different.

academic citation methods, but right-wing activists who are trying to push out the presidents of ivy league schools who they feel are too liberal. one last point here, jake, remember when you talk about m plagiarism it falls into two different categories. one is copying without attribution and another is stealing someone else's ideas and in this instance, these are all in the former camp. yes, sloppy citation, but not idea theft. >> the big question in the future is how will harvard be able to punish any students found guilty of the same offense without inviting a lawsuit because if she gets away with something that students can't get away with, that could be messy legally for the school which i'm sure harvard's lawyers have thought about way before i just said that. matt egan, thank you very much. a rather symbolic move in minnesota that's with other a look. that's next. >> oh, yeah. it's a big story in the national lead. minnesota revealed its new state flag tuesday after a months' long contest to pick a now look the design was one of more than 2,000 public entries that the state reviewed which i