Josh Hammer

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.

OK, so the fundamental indictment against Harvard University, I mean, the way you framed it is actually quite, quite perfect because you want to make an example of the worst actor, the most prestigious institution when it comes to layman prestige across the country, the Ivy League in general, Charlie. has been out of line with American Western values for far longer than you or I have been alive.

OK, so the fundamental indictment against Harvard University, I mean, the way you framed it is actually quite, quite perfect because you want to make an example of the worst actor, the most prestigious institution when it comes to layman prestige across the country, the Ivy League in general, Charlie. has been out of line with American Western values for far longer than you or I have been alive.

A point that I like to remind the listeners and viewers when this topic comes up, let's think back to William F. Buckley Jr., the founder of National Review. He founded National Review in the 1950s. Literally before he even founded National Review, he wrote a book called God and Man at Yale. It was the first book that Buckley ever published. He wrote that shortly after he graduated from Yale.

A point that I like to remind the listeners and viewers when this topic comes up, let's think back to William F. Buckley Jr., the founder of National Review. He founded National Review in the 1950s. Literally before he even founded National Review, he wrote a book called God and Man at Yale. It was the first book that Buckley ever published. He wrote that shortly after he graduated from Yale.

1951, barely after victory against the Nazis in World War II, and William Buckley is already writing about leftist, socialist, secularist, atheist decadence in the Ivy League ivory tower. So it's been a problem for a very, very long time. I mean, the rise of the 1960s, Frankfurt School, cultural Marxist, campus radicals has been very well documented.

1951, barely after victory against the Nazis in World War II, and William Buckley is already writing about leftist, socialist, secularist, atheist decadence in the Ivy League ivory tower. So it's been a problem for a very, very long time. I mean, the rise of the 1960s, Frankfurt School, cultural Marxist, campus radicals has been very well documented.

Chris Ruffo had a great book on this just about a year and a half, two years ago or so. And I think what we've seen since October 7th is this just take on an unavoidable tint, right? I mean, now no one can avoid the problem. When you see people tearing down American flags on Harvard University, which, by the way, they've done.

Chris Ruffo had a great book on this just about a year and a half, two years ago or so. And I think what we've seen since October 7th is this just take on an unavoidable tint, right? I mean, now no one can avoid the problem. When you see people tearing down American flags on Harvard University, which, by the way, they've done.

They're putting up the PLO flag, the Palestine Liberation Organization flag there. People chanting not just terrible things about Jewish people, but also just about the United States. You know, the so-called Students for Justice in Palestine chapter of Columbia literally calling to eradicate Western civilization. Harvard, Charlie, lest I, you know, lest I need to remind the viewers here.

They're putting up the PLO flag, the Palestine Liberation Organization flag there. People chanting not just terrible things about Jewish people, but also just about the United States. You know, the so-called Students for Justice in Palestine chapter of Columbia literally calling to eradicate Western civilization. Harvard, Charlie, lest I, you know, lest I need to remind the viewers here.

Harvard was also sued badly, and they lost badly when it came to affirmative action.

Harvard was also sued badly, and they lost badly when it came to affirmative action.

Yeah, so they lost badly in the Students for Fair Emissions versus Harvard case. They were singled out. By the way, Charlie, one of my best friends in the world, a brilliant lawyer by the name of Adam Martara, he was actually the trial lawyer against Harvard in this case. So I know this case actually quite well. Harvard's emissions policies, when it came to the Students for Fair Emissions case—

Yeah, so they lost badly in the Students for Fair Emissions versus Harvard case. They were singled out. By the way, Charlie, one of my best friends in the world, a brilliant lawyer by the name of Adam Martara, he was actually the trial lawyer against Harvard in this case. So I know this case actually quite well. Harvard's emissions policies, when it came to the Students for Fair Emissions case—

were blatantly, overtly discriminatory. They were clearly, clearly violating the 14th Amendment, violating the Civil Rights Act, Title VI. When they were discriminating against white people, Asian people, the plaintiffs in that case happened to be Asians.

were blatantly, overtly discriminatory. They were clearly, clearly violating the 14th Amendment, violating the Civil Rights Act, Title VI. When they were discriminating against white people, Asian people, the plaintiffs in that case happened to be Asians.

And the key part for present purposes, Charlie, is that the Trump executive order, probably the single most important executive order that Trump has signed into law—and he's signed a lot of good ones—

And the key part for present purposes, Charlie, is that the Trump executive order, probably the single most important executive order that Trump has signed into law—and he's signed a lot of good ones—