think about it. $130 million from communist china to the universities of pennsylvania since 2018. oney? did joe biden get the money? is it all to the penn biden center? did antony blinken get any of the money. how will we figure out who got the money and why. >> i can tell you simply, if donald trump becomes president he will demand an accounting from the university of pennsylvania and it's one of 100 things that donald trump would want to get to the bottom of. that's not retribution. that's called telling the truth and making corrupt politicians tell the truth. gordon, i have a question for you. in this same vein. china is enabling both russia and iran by breaking sanctions and importing not just a normal amount of iranian oil but 60 to 70% more than their normal. it is unbelievable to me that the biden administration is not calling out china for basically enabling our enemies and enabling this war effort. has there been any diplomatic effort in this direction as far as you know? >> no. there has been no effort on the part of the biden administration to impose sanctions or costs f

funds, stone rich assets management, ross stevens, sent a letter to the leadership of the university of pennsylvaniaifying him of the cancellation of a promised donation of $100 million. hearings are listed as the reason for cancellation. in congress, during which the rector of the university, lis meggel , refused to unequivocally condemn calls for the persecution and genocide of jews heard on the university campus, saying that everything depends from the context. but not all of this came under scrutiny at the same congressional hearing, the rector of the massachusetts institute of technology, one of the world's leading scientific research institutions. protests in support of palestine were also held there. there are a thousand reasons why the contract with this... is still the rector, but european competitors continue to bury the notorious ivy league with undisguised pleasure. it's true that too many harvard students get there because of their family roots, athletic achievements, or generous gifts. donations from some relative, and some ethnic minority students got into the university because of th

in addition to the president of harvard university , the presidents of the university of pennsylvania and mt also resigned due to the crime of student protests against the crimes of the zionists in gaza had been questioned in congress. tomorrow , the results of the examination of the qualifications of the candidates will be announced by the supervisory boards. the spokesperson of the election headquarters said: the results of the examination of the qualifications of the candidates of the 12th period of the parliamentary elections will be submitted to the supervisory boards. the election headquarters of the country announces that if the honorable candidate has an objection to the examination of the qualifications, this possibility is available from the 17th to the 19th of the day of the day of his objection , in person, with the link that is placed in the window of the ministry of interior, in any case, inform him and the next steps. that review. jurisdiction, or in the sense of investigating objections, is in the guardian council for one month it will be that finally on the 19th of fe

the result of the meeting was the resignation of the president of the university of pennsylvania and now the forced resignation of the president of harvard university. this resignation. mandatory was done while he was elected president of harvard 6 months ago. now, the american media is talking about plagiarism in the thesis of the resigned president of harvard. the president of harvard university is facing 6 new charges of plagiarism. plagiarism that happened after 20 years and after gay's explanation in the congressional hearing attention is paid. barr came under fire after he and other university presidents failed to state clearly in a congressional hearing that calling for the genocide of the jews violated their university's code of conduct . the plagiarism claim came after the same congressional session. a story that if the president of harvard had not been accused of anti-semitism, he might never have joined the army. regarding the details of this news , he said: i am talking to mr. hossein houshmand, an expert on american affairs, mr. houshmand, hello to you. as a first questio

university of pennsylvania letter notifying the cancellation of a pledged $100 million donation. cellation was a congressional hearing during which university president lis meggel refused to unequivocally condemn calls for persecution and genocide of jews on the university campus, saying that everything depends on the context. but not all of this was discussed at the same congressional hearing by the rector of the massachusetts institute of technology, one of the world's leading scientific institutions. according to the following there also there were protests in support of palestine, there are a thousand reasons why the contract with this scientist will be trampled, and his and her subsequent employment will most likely be simply impossible, because such a scientist will be made toxic and not a single university will want to accept him, again for those reasons that you can lose subsidies, lose grants. will lose funding, lose favor from the department of education. at the time of recording the program, the rector still remains the rector, but the european ivy league is burying com

in addition to the president of harvard university , the presidents of pennsylvania and amity universities also the crime of student protests against the zionist crimes in gaza was interrogated in congress. the second national congress of influential women began with the participation of active women in different fields simultaneously across the country. according to the vice president of women and family affairs, more than 32 thousand people have registered in the system of this congress and the influential women were elected by the people's vote and in fajr decade is celebrated. the two tasks that he started this year were being deputy for the discussion of the family and popular culture events in 9 working groups, which, god willing, we will be able to enjoy the support of the legislator and the government in different sectors, and from the one percent that, by god's grace, in next year, in spite of my claim , it can be 3 times in terms of credit, so we can get help in order to implement it, the discussion of influential women, by identifying them and using their power in cities , small

then the cash from china keeps on rolling in to the university of pennsylvania as reports expose ccp s to the penn biden center have tripled in the last year. former defense department chief of staff kash patel on the bribery investigation if into joe and hunter biden. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with republican leadership coming up empty once again on securing the southern border as they agree to a third continuing resolution, once again extending the democrat agenda set by then-house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer back in december of '22. republicans initially appeared to hold tough, pushing the threat of a government shutdown in their bid to stem the tide of over 10 million illegal migrants crossing into america under the biden administration. but in the end, they caved with 107 republicans in the house and 26 in the senate joining democrats to continue funding the government with no money and no new security at the wide open texas border. now congress has until march 1st and

man that decided to identify as a woman after already beginning as a men's swimmer at the university of pennsylvaniaespn said that lia thomas was a women's athlete of the year. the university of pennsylvania nominated lia thomas as a women's athlete of the year. everyone in sports by and large who is in positions of authority and power has tried to countenance and encourage it from the ncaa, espn, university of pennsylvania. all of them have gotten it wrong and we'll see whether or not the olympics are willing to do what's right to keep him from competing as a woman. >> bill: i was watching a transgender golfer a week or two ago. she whipped the field and i mean it wasn't even close. >> bill, you and i, i bet, are not great golfers, right? >> bill: i like to think i can compete but not well. my point is, maybe for those who agree with the opinion you just stated, maybe this is what the world needs to see on a big stage like this, you know, an athlete of this physical ability just running laps around biological women. >> i can't even believe that we are having this conversation. bill, i think this is

so yes, i am now at the university of pennsylvania, penn and one of the things that i loved, penn state. i love my colleagues, but i was ready for new challenge. and the university of pennsylvania came to me and said, we'd like you to come. we'd like you to, you know, start up a center at the intersection of the things that i was so passionate. both the science and i continue to do the science. and i've, you know, students and post-doctoral researchers who are still working on various topics and climate science that our assessment of you know, the impacts of climate change and the solutions to the climate crisis. but i also very passionate about the communication, the science and its implications. again, by accident but my critics sort of forced me the public sphere. and i leaned into that and, decided that i'm actually it's not what i signed up for. it's not what i thought i would be doing when i double majored in applied math and physics at uc berkeley. but i can think of no more important thing to be doing today than informing precisely this conversation and our center tries to bring

harvard and the university of pennsylvania are just the beginning. e political attacks you profiled by elise to phonic most other members of the house committee that held those hearings on september 5 have declared war on the independence come on academic freedom, on the truth of american history and are president, and all colleges and universities just as governor desantis has done and florida, greg abbott in texas, and other governors in many other states. this is the next step in our three year long campaign to destroy this country's capacity to address its past and its president, to deal with the structural racism, systemic quality that caused -- systemic inequality. right now the republicans and their allies are winning. amy: if you can put claudine gay's --gay and context, the first black president, first woman president, second woman to lead harvard university. now her presidency is the shortest it harvard's history. and put in the context of the whole attack on dei, the whole attack on critical race theory, and if you can talk about this campa

funds, stone rich assets management, ross stevens sent a letter to the management of the university of pennsylvaniancellation of a promised $100 million donation, citing congressional hearings during which university president lees was cited as the reason for the cancellation. megel declined to unequivocally condemn calls for persecution and genocide of jews on campus, saying it all depends on the context. but not all of this was discussed at the same congressional hearing by the rector of the massachusetts institute of technology, one of the world's leading scientific research institutions. protests in support of palestine were also held there. there will be a thousand reasons under which the contract with this scientist will be terminated. and his and her subsequent employment is most likely simply impossible, because such a scientist will be made toxic, and not a single university will want to accept him, again for the reasons that you can lose subsidies, lose grants, lose funding, lose favor from the department education. at the time of recording the program , the rector still remains the recto

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y'all, she was a dentist teacher at the university of pennsylvania when i met her. i was struggling. some of you will know my story, i had just come out of jail. we'll talk. she looked at me and didn't see anything that the world sees, she looked at me and saw her expiration, her husband, her friend, her confident. [voice breaks] thank you. thank you. when i was at my lowest, you looked at me and you saw me exactly where i am standing right now. thank you. thank you. [applause] i want to thank my friend and mentor and confidant, chairman taurean for all of his support, and, most importantly, for nominating me to be here. thank you, chairman taurean. [applause] i am about to tell a secret that i promised i would keep. um -- [laughter] but i am about to tell it. delegate terry austin, a couple of years ago i was going to texas for an aunt's funeral during covid. going through the airport in houston and i see delegate austin, and i yell out, "terry!" lets he always does, he ignored me. [laughter] but thank god his wife was with me. and like most of our lives that protec

in addition to the president of harvard university , the presidents of the universities of pennsylvania m.t. also for the crime of student protests against the crimes of the zionists in gaza in congress. were interrogated. introducing the personality of shahid soleimani to students in student development magazines. the head of the publications and education technology office said: these magazines are available in 34 volumes and 5 million copies to students of all levels of education. this story has a lot like you. but you, o sardar. we introduced haj qasim, a story that has been recorded in student magazines, as a person who is very his exemplary role is not far from reach. we introduced magazines for children, the number of which has now reached 34 in 5 million copies. haj qasim was looking for halal sustenance in his youth, and in his middle age in the front and the war of hamas , he created three children's magazines that teach the unspoken things of life. haj qasim explains to the children the paternal behavior he has with the forces under his command. it introduces teenagers to the

assets management , ross stevens sent a letter of notification to the management of the university of pennsylvania$100 million donation, citing congressional hearings as the reason for the cancellation, during which university president lis meggel refused to unequivocally condemn calls for persecution and genocide of jews on the university campus, saying that everything depends on the context. but not all of this fell under distribution at the same congressional hearing by the rector of the massachusetts institute of technology, one of the world's leading scientific research institutions. support rallies were also held there. but most of the students were there because of their brilliance, incredibly smart, talented scholars who were truly the best, regardless of their background, but since then harvard has become completely different, what was once only hidden undercurrents, intellectuality and arrogance, and also the desire to restore social justice through double standards, has acquired a dominant ideological determining character. let's return to the ex-president of harvard. in addition to the

and the university of pennsylvania. >> that's where i want to go. e i didn't go to morehouse, i spoke there, thank, you a few times. there were three people that testified. president of m.i.t., president of university of pennsylvania, president of harvard, which was doctor gay. and the only one they are saying was a dei appointed position is doctor gay. so race is explicit there. are you concerned about what gay's resignation and this push from conservatives to take diversity out of higher education means for historically black colleges like morehouse? >> no. i am not concerned about what it means for historically black colleges like morehouse, except from the vantage point of, i think we're going to see a surge in applications, quite frankly. you know, i think there is some talk that, to the extent that this agenda, on dei, will come at black colleges, it will be through the distortion of who we are. for example, there is a myth out there that we only admit black students. that has never been the case for morehouse college, except during a period wh

she was a dentist speaking at the university of pennsylvania when i met her. i was struggling and some of you know my story, i had just come out of jail, real tall and she looked at me and didn't see anything that the world sees, she looked at me and saw her aspiration, her husband, her friend, her confidante. thank you, thank you. when i was at my lowest, you looked at me and you saw me exactly where i'm standing right now. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> i want to thank my friend and mentor and confidante, chairman, for all of his support and most importantly for nominating me, to be here. thank you, chairman. i'm about to tell a secret that i promised that i would keep. but i'm about to tell it, delicate austin, terry austin, and a couple of years ago i had to go to texas for an a funeral due to covid and at the airport i see delegate austin, terry. as he always does, he ignored me. thank god his wife was with him and like most of our wives at that protect us from ourselves, she said, terry, and looked back and pointed at me, so he came over and we spoke

calling for the genocide of jews violated harvard's code of conduct a president of the university of pennsylvania. as also resigned. after taking a similar position. it's a standing and probably most onto the album a is a, has ordered an inquiry into wide 21 year old cabinet. a documents about distributors, involvement in the rock was still remain secret. australia sent 2000 troops to join us side ministry operation in 2003 during the premiership of john howard australians last say lots during that conflict. and we know that some of the stated reason for going to war was not correct. in terms of the weapons of messaged direction. that was a latest, a rock had at that time, a strange do have a right to know what the decision making process was. and my government, my government believes that this mistake must be corrected. witness is coming up next time we will matheson stay with us and i'll just say that we'll be back in about searching the on counting the cost. what lies i have for the global economy is inflation of interest rates remain high. china is facing deflation was price is full power flo

harvard president claudine gay was forced to resign earlier this month, just weeks after the university of pennsylvaniaresident liz magill step down in the wake of congressional hearing on anti-semitism where they were grilled by lawmakers, including the far right new york congressmember elise stefanik. the lawsuit against harvard was filed by two law firms, including the new york-based kasowitz benson torres, which filed similar lawsuits against new york university and the university of pennsylvania. the firm also has ties to the trump administration. the law food -- the lawsuit refers to harvard's campus in support of palestinians, describing demonstrators as "mobs of pro-hamas students and faculty." it singles out a screening at harvard divinity school last september of the new documentary "israelism." in a minute, we will speak with one of the films directors and one of the main subjects. this is the film's trailer. >> some american jews will come here same would left from palestine. >> the non-jewish community does not understand our obsession with israel. >> i went to a jewish state school. >> su

the university of pennsylvania's latest rating is, quote, very poor. this is likely due to multiple instances of professorring being investigated and disciplined for expressing various opinions relating to race and gender. universities can and should protect free speech rights on campus for all voices. not just the ones that they prefer. this shouldn't be hard. good people around the world have the moral clarity to call out evil as evil. terrorism as terrorism. we should have that same moral clarity as we proceed today. i'm pleased to recognize the ranking member mr. nehls for his opening statement. mr. nehls: thank you for call -- mr. neal: thank you for calling this hearing. we are here today to condemn anti-semitism in all its forms including the brutal attack that was launched by the terrorist organization hamas on israel on october 7. the last month has been heartbreaking. to all those affecting by the ongoing war, to the students who are afraid, to all those whose hearts are broken watching the devastation unfold, please know we are with you. over

your 1st black president of the crowd, but this one is president of the university of pennsylvania. i'm still sure of us be cause i'm jewish. don't know. said of the tool mid noon. that type place i will not donate on to this president goes and they had his way. oh yes. how do you say now we'll do this to is this so i let's read vast things later. i'll see on our, i mean i brush president said i said, oh, i saw part is road on the 5, the palestinian saying guys i must be dealt with do use and they will remove in and out and yeah, now in light of the outgoing conflict, do you see any potential diplomatic interventions and the mediation efforts that could be escalates the tensions between israel and palestine and is america the united states of america fed meeting to be fit they where to antecedent one way or the other? no, unfortunately, this is the election a year. you'll notice on by didn't pass to be pro is right. if he wants to have that chance really about what top font to clubbing. jeremy kobus singles. the entrance and method. it was tab dentist submit to believe me that my was

cladin gay, university of pennsylvania, for example, made the right decision immediately, but only aftere academic community see the light, something was rotten at the top in these universities, their leaders ... condoned anti-semitism, especially after the hamas terrorist attack on october 7. back in september, harvard colleagues loudly applauded during the inauguration of a fifty-three-year-old african-american specialist. in the field of electoral technologies, their connections with racial identity in the united states. now some white harvard professors are making bold statements, not only in relation to gays. she represents our bureaucracy's desire for diversity, equality and inclusion. this desire is destroying universities across the country. we began to divide everyone into oppressors of the oppressed. the oppressors are the successful people of the white race, everyone else is oppressed. this is what students are taught these days. gay was appointed specifically for the sake of diversity and equality, and now she blames everyone but herself. she talks about racism. i'm not racis

the criminal justice system >> reporter: ross miller led the nearly two-year study at the university of pennsylvania >> so this is one of the reagent tests used to detect the presence of cocaine. >> reporter: here is how the field drug tests work officers drop the substance into this small bag. if a vial changes color, that indicates the presence of an illegal drug penn's study found of the nearly 1.5 million drug arrests each year, roughly half involved the field tests. and of those, almost 30,000 arrests stem from a false positive. how significant is that number? >> for one thing, it's not a number it's 30,000 people that's 30,000 times a year that the criminal justice system is getting it wrong >> reporter: the test instructions say findings must be confirmed by a second laboratory test. but miller says, in many cases, that's not happening. especially harmful, he says, considering many of the tests are done at night >> you can imagine that that situation can lead to a lot of sort of bad reads. >> reporter: of those 30,000 mistaken arrests, the study finds nearly 90% result in a wrongful convictio

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is now the second university president to step down after those hearings on anti-semitism on campus >> reporter: that's right, lester. the president of the university of pennsylvania resigned following backlash to her testimony, and there's now a congressional investigation into all of this. harvard has announced an interim president alan garber. gay will stay on as professor. lester >> erin, thanks very much >>> now to the killing of a top leader of hamas today in beirut, sparking new concerns about a wider conflict josh lederman is in israel with the latest >> reporter: tonight, the fiery aftermath of an apparent assassination. a senior hamas leader killed in what hamas says was an israeli drone strike on a hamas office in beirut saleh al arouri, the deputy head of hamas, on a u.s. wanted list, accused of involvement in multiple terror attacks. hamas saying seven people were killed in the strike, including two commanders israel won't say whether it was responsible, but only one country is at war with hamas >> israel is at war. whoever did this has a gripe with hamas >> reporter: israel's military has vowed to hunt down hamas leaders worldwide, saying they're liv

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university leaders across the nation are facing a high level of scrutiny, stanford's last president resigned after allegations of plagiarism, and the presidents of harvard and the university of pennsylvania recently resigned after testifying before congress about campus anti-semitism and facing backlash. stanford is also under investigation by the department of justice concerning campus climate. some students say better communication and maintaining stanford's standard is what they expect from the university city's next leader. somebody that stands up for what is right in all circumstances is, um, that has been clearly lacking at stanford recently. >> i feel like stanford sometimes tends to be delayed in certain situations where i think it should be like more of like a priority, like especially with a lot of the things that happened on campus. >> stanford is currently under the leadership of interim president richard saller, substitute teachers are in dire need throughout the bay area and alameda county has been working to fix the teacher shortage. >> back in 2022, the county started an initiative aimed at placing qualified community members in the classroom to try out teaching. the east

the resignation of the president of the university of pennsylvania and now the forced resignation of the president clodding don harvard university this forced resignation was done while he was elected as the president of harvard 6 months ago. now, but the american media of plagiarism in the thesis of the president. after 20 years now and after gay's explanation in the congressional hearing, it has been taken into consideration. gay first spoke after he and other university presidents failed to state at a congressional hearing that calling for the genocide of the jews was part of their university's code of conduct. violates, was criticized. the plagiarism claim came after the same congressional session. the story that if the boss harvard would not have been accused of anti-semitism, perhaps he would never have enlisted. the president at the meeting of the salroz government board. he congratulated the birth of hazrat fatima, may god bless him and grant him peace, and the birthday of imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him. while appreciating the measures taken in the process of paying

of child usa, and a resident senior fellow in e program for research on religion at the university of pennsylvania. welcome. i will now yield each of you five minutes to share your testimony. witness: thank you so much for inviting me to speak today. my name is grace french and i am founder and predent of the 501(c)(3) nonprofit the army of survivors. we create awareness and a can ability and transparency on the issue of abuse in strollers rough our pillars -- advocac education, and resources. how did i t here? i often wonder when i find myself in situationsike these. i began doing this work in 2018 when i came foard about the abuse that i had experienced at the hands of the now infamous and imprison usa gymnastics and michigan state univeity doctor. i was abused from the ages of 12 to 19. was only after i came forward that i found out that the first report of his abuse wasn 1997 when i was two years old. i did not know as a young athlete how vulnerab i was to abuse. athletes face extreme vulnerability to sexual abuse because of their complex and sometimes isolating schedules. the intimate nature

coach charlie johnson and one of his students, after graduation, zane plans to play at the university of pennsylvania. in 2028 he hopes to compete. >> i live and breathe this. it is everything i do. i get made fun of her because the minute that the bell rings i have stormed off of campus into the car to go play squash. this is what i do and what i love to do. >> we will be rooting for him. squash will not be an export until 2028 but as for the paris games, there is a new sport called breaking, better known as breakdancing. >>> much of the sports world is focused on the 49ers but there is another kind of futbol making headlines. a new soccer star is coming here. a lot of excitement going into the season. we just had media day last week. >> there's a lot of sports today so, they as he kicks off soon. today, they signed a player who knows how to score goals. her name is it dana castellanos. her name translates into queen dana because she is a star there. she is 24 and the captain of the venezuelan team. she was sign from manchester city. she has never been to the bay and is excited to make it her new ho

the way it was one of the biggest surprises too many people on our particular task fothe university of pennsylvaniaumber of quiet questions. it's like how many of you are conservative? you've said something and nobody reacts and then you leave, you're in the restroom and somebody comes up and whispers i agree with you and you say why are we whispering? well, it's the same thing on college campuses now where professors and students are afraid to stand up and say they are pro israel so they whisper and say i agree with you. thank you. keep doing what you're doing. .. nobody can say come on college campus we are against anti- semi as well as a llama phobia as if their joint and the same degree of the number of incidents. watching dea officers turn a blind eye to anti-semitic incidents because jews are not a protected class we are the oppressors anti-semitism being into freedom of speech on campus making it acceptable. it's okay we have freedom of speech and i could go on and on. we have watch the reaction of alumni. some of whom have started to withdrawal their financial support. but that has limited