Ilya Shapiro

They're graduating students who aren't qualified to do much of anything other than to be HR officials or DEI deans or what have you. I hope that some institutions seize on the market opportunity that's created, and I think some are. For example, University of Chicago, University of Virginia are generally better their law schools on these metrics than than Yale and Stanford, for example.

They're graduating students who aren't qualified to do much of anything other than to be HR officials or DEI deans or what have you. I hope that some institutions seize on the market opportunity that's created, and I think some are. For example, University of Chicago, University of Virginia are generally better their law schools on these metrics than than Yale and Stanford, for example.

Or, you know, Georgetown is particularly bad. Harvard. Well, Harvard is an institution writ large. Fire, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, recently gave them a zero for the second consecutive year for their education. But anyway, there are gradations.

Or, you know, Georgetown is particularly bad. Harvard. Well, Harvard is an institution writ large. Fire, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, recently gave them a zero for the second consecutive year for their education. But anyway, there are gradations.

Or, you know, Georgetown is particularly bad. Harvard. Well, Harvard is an institution writ large. Fire, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, recently gave them a zero for the second consecutive year for their education. But anyway, there are gradations.

And so a talented entrepreneurial dean or other educational leader who doesn't have to be conservative or mega or anything else, but just doing their job, trying to attract higher quality faculty and students and donors just by not being crazy can capitalize in this moment. And we see bits of that here and there.

And so a talented entrepreneurial dean or other educational leader who doesn't have to be conservative or mega or anything else, but just doing their job, trying to attract higher quality faculty and students and donors just by not being crazy can capitalize in this moment. And we see bits of that here and there.

And so a talented entrepreneurial dean or other educational leader who doesn't have to be conservative or mega or anything else, but just doing their job, trying to attract higher quality faculty and students and donors just by not being crazy can capitalize in this moment. And we see bits of that here and there.

Judge Cannon generally has been – had a thoughtful approach to the litigation. So if she sees that it's justified to release parts of it – I haven't started to study the legal issues as closely as she has. I'm sure she has some reason to do so.

Judge Cannon generally has been – had a thoughtful approach to the litigation. So if she sees that it's justified to release parts of it – I haven't started to study the legal issues as closely as she has. I'm sure she has some reason to do so.

Judge Cannon generally has been – had a thoughtful approach to the litigation. So if she sees that it's justified to release parts of it – I haven't started to study the legal issues as closely as she has. I'm sure she has some reason to do so.

But more broadly, I do hope that the incoming administration, the Justice Department, looks at all the lawfare that has been thrown at President Trump and anyone who supported him and investigates the causes of that.

But more broadly, I do hope that the incoming administration, the Justice Department, looks at all the lawfare that has been thrown at President Trump and anyone who supported him and investigates the causes of that.

But more broadly, I do hope that the incoming administration, the Justice Department, looks at all the lawfare that has been thrown at President Trump and anyone who supported him and investigates the causes of that.

That doesn't mean doing exactly the same thing at the other side, but it does mean looking at whether members of the deep state have violated their oaths of office in leaking things or working counterproductively to orders that they've received, things like that, because we have a clear breakdown

That doesn't mean doing exactly the same thing at the other side, but it does mean looking at whether members of the deep state have violated their oaths of office in leaking things or working counterproductively to orders that they've received, things like that, because we have a clear breakdown

That doesn't mean doing exactly the same thing at the other side, but it does mean looking at whether members of the deep state have violated their oaths of office in leaking things or working counterproductively to orders that they've received, things like that, because we have a clear breakdown

An institutional breakdown that has led to the public eventually not trusting any institutions writ large, which is not good for the country. So whether it's with the Jack Smith investigation or anything else, I hope there is a dedicated office in the Justice Department that looks at this use of lawfare.

An institutional breakdown that has led to the public eventually not trusting any institutions writ large, which is not good for the country. So whether it's with the Jack Smith investigation or anything else, I hope there is a dedicated office in the Justice Department that looks at this use of lawfare.

An institutional breakdown that has led to the public eventually not trusting any institutions writ large, which is not good for the country. So whether it's with the Jack Smith investigation or anything else, I hope there is a dedicated office in the Justice Department that looks at this use of lawfare.