. >> donald trump graduated from wharton undergrad in 1968.ergraduates, let's go talk to them and see how the election is impacting them for better or for worse and their outlook on life as they become the next generation of business leaders. oliver: so you are a hedge fund reporter. this is a bit of a different sort of experiment going and talking to these kids. what's the first thing you took away when you stepped on the campus and started talking to people about politics? >> i went one week after the election. it wasn't it fragile, but a sensitive time for the campus. several members of the freshman class had been harassed with racist messages, added to this group meet. it is still being investigated, but it was fresh at that moment. oliver: a community within the college campus? where theythis group add people to a group text, and someone had obtain the phone numbers of a large portion of themlack freshme, added against their will and started with racistem with messages, such as invitations to david lynchings. all the students on the campu

graduateddonald trump in 1968 and the original idea was, let's go back to wharton undergrad. and see how the election is impacting them, kind for better or for worse. as their outlook on life they become the next generation of business leaders. this is a bit of a different experiment for you going to talking to kids. what was the first thing you took away when you stepped onto campus and started talking to people about politics. katia: i wouldn't say was a fragile, but sensitive time of the campus. several members of the freshman class had been harassed with .acist messages it is still being investigated but still extremely fresh. app where they add people to a group text. obtainedne had somehow the phone numbers for a large portion of the black freshman, , completelyo this against their will, and started harassing them with racist messages. such as invitations to a daily lynching. horrific messages. all of the students were affected by it. that was a very sensitive time. and in addition that was all in the wake of the election. the election had been linked to those messages

the original idea was to go back to wharton undergrad.t have already had their ranks shaped the rest of the way they will be their lives, but undergraduates, let's go talk to them and see how the election is impacting them for better or for worse and their outlook on life as they become the next generation of business leaders. oliver : you are hedge fund reporter. this is a different experiment for you going to talking to students. what was the first thing you take away when you step on the campus and started talking to people about politics? katia: i went exactly one week after the election. it was extremely -- i wouldn't say fragile, but it was a very sensitive time for the campus. several members of the freshman class had been harassed with racist messages. they were added to this group me . it is still being investigated, but it was extremely fresh. oliver: this is a chat community within the college campus? katia: there is this app called group me where they add people to a group text, if you will. and someone had somehow obtained th