Chuck Schumer
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But when it shades over to violence and anti-Semitism, the colleges had to do something, and a lot of them didn't do enough. They shrugged their shoulders, looked the other way, et cetera, Columbia among them. Okay, so what did they do? They took away $400 million. I'm trying to find out where that $400 million, what they took away.
But when it shades over to violence and anti-Semitism, the colleges had to do something, and a lot of them didn't do enough. They shrugged their shoulders, looked the other way, et cetera, Columbia among them. Okay, so what did they do? They took away $400 million. I'm trying to find out where that $400 million, what they took away.
Are they taking away money from cancer research at Columbia, you know, at New York Presbyterian, which is part of Columbia, or Alzheimer's, which are doing good things? What is the $400 million? It could be hurting all students.
Are they taking away money from cancer research at Columbia, you know, at New York Presbyterian, which is part of Columbia, or Alzheimer's, which are doing good things? What is the $400 million? It could be hurting all students.
Students who go there who have nothing to do with the protests, students who might have protested peacefully or Jewish students who were victims of some of those protests. So I think we have to see. My worry is that this 400 million was just done in typical Trump fashion indiscriminately without looking at its effect.
Students who go there who have nothing to do with the protests, students who might have protested peacefully or Jewish students who were victims of some of those protests. So I think we have to see. My worry is that this 400 million was just done in typical Trump fashion indiscriminately without looking at its effect.
Look, I don't know all the details yet. They're trying to come out, and there'll be a court case which will determine it. If he broke the law, he should be deported. If he didn't break the law and just peacefully protested, he should not be deported. It's plain and simple.
Look, I don't know all the details yet. They're trying to come out, and there'll be a court case which will determine it. If he broke the law, he should be deported. If he didn't break the law and just peacefully protested, he should not be deported. It's plain and simple.
You know, it's a legal issue, and it's what are Columbia's rules, and what does it mean breaking them, and what are the legal rules about what did he do? I don't know what the charge against him is, so it's a little premature to make a decision, except if he didn't break the law, he should not be deported. If he broke the law, he should.
You know, it's a legal issue, and it's what are Columbia's rules, and what does it mean breaking them, and what are the legal rules about what did he do? I don't know what the charge against him is, so it's a little premature to make a decision, except if he didn't break the law, he should not be deported. If he broke the law, he should.
Well, if they're just protesting and they're arrested, they shouldn't be arrested for protesting as long as they go by the rules. Look, I get protests in front of my house all the time, but they have to have a permit and they have to obey certain rules. There are rules. But the bottom line is we have courts and Khalil will go to court.
Well, if they're just protesting and they're arrested, they shouldn't be arrested for protesting as long as they go by the rules. Look, I get protests in front of my house all the time, but they have to have a permit and they have to obey certain rules. There are rules. But the bottom line is we have courts and Khalil will go to court.
And I have a lot of faith that the judge will give a fair ruling. It's not the Trump administration. It's an independent federal judge.
And I have a lot of faith that the judge will give a fair ruling. It's not the Trump administration. It's an independent federal judge.
I think that there is a feeling in New York on certain issues that New York is not doing a good enough job. Crime. Now, crime is actually lower. But I talk to lots of people that go on the subway, and almost inevitably there's someone there who's not hurting people but disruptive and frightening them because they read in the paper that some people were hurt.
I think that there is a feeling in New York on certain issues that New York is not doing a good enough job. Crime. Now, crime is actually lower. But I talk to lots of people that go on the subway, and almost inevitably there's someone there who's not hurting people but disruptive and frightening them because they read in the paper that some people were hurt.
You know, the pushing of people onto the tracks. And so I think that, above all, I think that influenced New Yorkers. New Yorkers are willing to put up with a lot to live in New York, but they want to be safe. And I think that's the number one reason we lost the percentage vote.
You know, the pushing of people onto the tracks. And so I think that, above all, I think that influenced New Yorkers. New Yorkers are willing to put up with a lot to live in New York, but they want to be safe. And I think that's the number one reason we lost the percentage vote.
Yes, the Bailey's.
Yes, the Bailey's.