Andrew Ross Sorkin
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard 11 Apr
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President Biden famously didn't invite Elon Musk to the White House, probably caused him to actually support this president originally.
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And so the question is whether those are the same or they're different.
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Well, Senator, have you had that conversation with President Trump?
Because clearly he's not doing exactly what you're saying.
On which piece?
A whole bunch of them.
There's still a conversation.
The tariff piece is right there.
You just said that you don't like the tariffs and you'd like them to be negotiations.
He is trying to negotiate, I guess.
But I think we still don't know.
If you look at some of the tweets or social truth, social posts this morning, he's very happy about all the revenue that he's bringing in as a function of those tariffs.
So it's so remember, we've had this sort of incongruity about what's really happening here.
You're basically saying there could be some supply shortage because of the tariffs.
the Trump administration freezing more than $2 billion in federal grant money after Harvard University rejected a list of government demands, including overhauling hiring and admissions practices.
Harvard, America's wealthiest university, not backing down in the face of pressure from President Trump, who is threatening to pull roughly $9 billion in federal aid unless the school makes a slew of changes to the way it's run.
The administration ordering the school to report foreign students who commit conduct violations to federal authorities, submit to an audit to ensure academic departments have diverse viewpoints, and all DEI programs share hiring data with the administration and submit to an audit of admissions data.
The administration also calling for the correction of what it calls anti-Semitism on campus, an issue which Harvard says it has already taken steps to address.
But in a scathing letter, the university's president blasting the administration for what he says is a violation of Harvard's First Amendment rights.
Writing, no government, regardless of which party is in power, should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire, and which areas of study and inquiry they can pursue.
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