Eric Schmidt

They don't now get to grandstand and lecture to a brilliant man, a brilliant leader like Scott Besant about how he should solve it when they caused the problem in the first place.

When you think of central Illinois in the American heartland, you probably conjure up images of abundant fertile farms, wind-swept plains, hardy Midwestern patriots, and perhaps even the University of Illinois fighting Illini.

But unfortunately, you should also picture this.

Why?

Is it just insane for us to effectively educate our enemies?

That's exactly right.

And by the way, yes, the pressure on those young Chinese is intense.

And I feel for them.

They're victims of the Chinese Communist Party as well.

But I'm concerned with the American victims of this entire rotten structure.

That last guest we showed there, Tony Robinson, he's a fantastic example of what these universities can do and used to do.

He grew up on the south side of Chicago, young black man with a single mom.

was brilliant, studied hard, went to University of Illinois, studied chemistry, and Steve, it changed his life.

He became an industrial chemist and he is now somewhat retired into teaching chemistry.

He's now passing that forward to the next generation because that's the kind of patriot and man he is.

He says in that full interview, he says, I'm not sure I get that chance.

It's gonna go, that spot's gonna go to a Chinese national now.

from overseas instead of an American at a flagship university, and it's happening all over the country.

Unfortunately, one of the worst cases is University of Illinois.

That's why I highlighted it.