In January, the Trump administration frozen a $2.2 billion federal grant and a $60 million contract with Harvard University, citing ramp-restricted anti-Semitism and left-wing ideological bias. The administration pointed to the poor treatment of pro-Palestinian protests, claiming that university administrators had fostered a dangerous environment for Jewish students. The university’s DEI employment and admission practices were also accused of being divisive and discriminatory.
On Monday, April 14, after assessing the Trump administration’s demands for about three months, Harvard publicly announced that it had refused to comply, including a ban on face masks during protests, an audit of perspectives and elimination of the DEI program.
Harvard President Alan Gerber said the university would not waive independence or waive constitutional rights, arguing that the Trump administration’s demands exceed the federal power.
Trump responded by threatening to cancel Harvard’s tax-free status. In a post about the Truth Society, he states: “Maybe Harvard should lose his tax-free status and be taxed as a political entity if he continues to support political, ideological, and terrorist-inspired/support as “illness”? “He said. Don’t forget that your tax-free status is entirely conditional on acting in the public interest! ”
Glenbeck Trump says he’s 100% correct to freeze Harvard funds. “There’s absolutely no reason to give Harvard a dime. He screams.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9mawxaxmb4
College anti-Semitism is nothing new, Glenn reminds us.
What Harvard did during the war between Hamas and Israel was, “what they did in the 1930s,” when “when they overlooked some kind of anti-Semitism, it was all driven by elitism.”
In 1934, Harvard University invited Ernst “Puzzi” Hanfstoan, a Harvard graduate, a senior Nazi official and best friend of Hitler, to campus. When the protest broke out, the university suppressed them and even went to arrest some of the protesters.
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Glenn points to Hubertus Strughold, the “father of space medicine,” as an example.
“He was an American man who advanced everything about our space medicine,” says Glenn, using the knowledge he gained from doing wild experiments with Jews. But despite his horrifying experiments that led to the horrifying death of a Jewish prisoner, “he has a prize named after him.”
Next is the surgeon general, General Walter Shriver, the general of the Third Reich.
“He is the man who oversaw all medical experiments, including Typhus and Plague Weaponization. He approved all tests that expose prisoners to the deadly pathogens in the camp,” says Glenn. “He was just coming and doing something with our medicine.”
Nazi scientist Kurt Brom was also deeply involved in the program.
“He helped us make aerosol biological airpon,” says Glenn. “Isn’t that great?”
Years later, and Ivy League colleges “haven’t changed,” he continues. “They are the exact same people, and they continue to reintroduce the same pathogen, anti-Semitism – over and over again.”
See the clip above for more information about Glenn’s analysis.
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