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It's a very contested area.

Yeah.

And I think there is an argument then by critics who would say, actually, you know, a lot of this is just using the Jews.

It's just using the Jews to crack down on campuses that you hate.

And, you know, there's craziness that happened after October 7th.

You were very politically opportunistic and are using that now to your advantage to try to bring universities to heel.

You want to explicate on that, David?

I think Democrats would say, and a lot of the people I interviewed would say, we aren't like them.

What they're doing is an abuse of power.

We may have a strong agenda, but at least we follow the law.

I don't think anybody on either side is going to cop to coloring outside of the lines in order to aggressively pursue their agenda.

But what I will say is that I think we're in this really interesting moment where the

There's a lot of curiosity on both sides about executive power and being able to forcefully use the presidency to pursue your agenda without the inconvenience of going to Congress.

And I don't foresee without my crystal ball that we're going to be in any less interesting or aggressive times, no matter who becomes president after Trump.

Thanks so much.