Eric Schmidt

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.

6,000 Chinese nationals in the middle of the American heartland.

By the way,

The Chinese government, they're evil, but they're not dumb.

Why do they choose U of I?

Because it's so good at STEM.

Because people like Marc Andreessen and Larry Ellison came out of University of Illinois.

A lot of amazing companies and amazing technological developments have come out of U of I. We're now going to pass that knowledge on to the Chinese.

And by the way, in some cases, it's not pass the knowledge on.

It's have the knowledge stolen from us.

You mentioned University of Michigan.

Of course, we just had shocking indictments of Chinese students at the University of Michigan who were literally smuggling bioweapons into the United States in an attempt, we believe, to attack American agriculture, to poison our food.