Gad Saad

Well, please explain how they've done that.

So any Near East Studies program, also known as political science program, also known as government program.

So at Harvard, you call it the Department of Government.

So all those schools will then produce kids.

All those kids are called John Smith educators.

and Jethro Roscoe, but yet they are on the front line after October 7th wearing their keffiyeh, stopping Jews from going to class.

And that happened at UCLA and at Wellesley and at everywhere, and at Concordia University, my university.

What caused that to happen?

It's because there is one particular viewpoint that becomes the norm on university campuses when it comes to these geopolitical realities.

So by the same way that I can be frustrated if Mario Cuomo is concerned about going to Israel when he is running for mayor of New York, I should also be very concerned that all of these Islamic countries are having a free fall, free for all with all of our children's things.

But yet I don't see many people concerned about that.

It is that double standard that then makes you go, hmm, why are you who lives in Iowa so concerned about it?

Maybe there are really valid reasons for you to be concerned about the pro-Israel lobby.

And let's have a conversation about that.

But then are you honest enough to have a similar discussion about other ways by which we tilt our policies and our children's brains?

Probably not.

Well, I mean several ways.

One, I mean if it's directly through funding, you fund a $30 million whatever.

You're probably not going to have faculty members who are going to be incredibly vociferous in their anti-Islamic rhetoric if you have that.

I'll give you an example.