Kevin O'Leary

But the third thing, which is unique to Harvard because of the scale of the implementation of DEI there, is that I think the president is right to threaten the tax-exempt status of the university. Those of us who run nonprofits would not want that threat being bandied about by any president of the United States. But there's precedent here.

When a previous administration went against Bob Jones University for doing what? In essence, a form of DEI using a different definition. And so I think they're on solid ground here. In essence, Harvard has picked a fight that it's not going to win. And I think it's endangering the future of the university.

When a previous administration went against Bob Jones University for doing what? In essence, a form of DEI using a different definition. And so I think they're on solid ground here. In essence, Harvard has picked a fight that it's not going to win. And I think it's endangering the future of the university.

When a previous administration went against Bob Jones University for doing what? In essence, a form of DEI using a different definition. And so I think they're on solid ground here. In essence, Harvard has picked a fight that it's not going to win. And I think it's endangering the future of the university.

It's so grotesque.

It's so grotesque.

It's so grotesque.

I mean, can you imagine that in 2025, we're having to have this conversation about any university, but in this case, Harvard, supposedly one of the top universities in the world, defending the implementation of anti-Semitism such that if, as you said, a Jewish student is on campus, it probably is prudent from their point of view to hide their religious identity in the United States of America in 2025.

I mean, can you imagine that in 2025, we're having to have this conversation about any university, but in this case, Harvard, supposedly one of the top universities in the world, defending the implementation of anti-Semitism such that if, as you said, a Jewish student is on campus, it probably is prudent from their point of view to hide their religious identity in the United States of America in 2025.

I mean, can you imagine that in 2025, we're having to have this conversation about any university, but in this case, Harvard, supposedly one of the top universities in the world, defending the implementation of anti-Semitism such that if, as you said, a Jewish student is on campus, it probably is prudent from their point of view to hide their religious identity in the United States of America in 2025.

This tells you everything you need to know. But let me say, especially for my Jewish friends who are very worried about their own kids and grandkids at these campuses, as tragic and evil as this is, there is a silver lining here because President Trump is willing to play ball. And it's this.

This tells you everything you need to know. But let me say, especially for my Jewish friends who are very worried about their own kids and grandkids at these campuses, as tragic and evil as this is, there is a silver lining here because President Trump is willing to play ball. And it's this.

This tells you everything you need to know. But let me say, especially for my Jewish friends who are very worried about their own kids and grandkids at these campuses, as tragic and evil as this is, there is a silver lining here because President Trump is willing to play ball. And it's this.

This is highlighting the defense of anti-Semitism by Ivy League presidents is highlighting for the American people. who weren't quite sure this was such a big problem anymore, that it is.

This is highlighting the defense of anti-Semitism by Ivy League presidents is highlighting for the American people. who weren't quite sure this was such a big problem anymore, that it is.

This is highlighting the defense of anti-Semitism by Ivy League presidents is highlighting for the American people. who weren't quite sure this was such a big problem anymore, that it is.

And what it's doing is sustaining the popular will for the kind of reform that needs to happen to eradicate anti-Semitism, period, but also to do the kind of higher education reform that many of us, myself included, have been involved in for 25 years. I am therefore, all of us really at Heritage, Megan, are really optimistic about how all of this will turn out.

And what it's doing is sustaining the popular will for the kind of reform that needs to happen to eradicate anti-Semitism, period, but also to do the kind of higher education reform that many of us, myself included, have been involved in for 25 years. I am therefore, all of us really at Heritage, Megan, are really optimistic about how all of this will turn out.

And what it's doing is sustaining the popular will for the kind of reform that needs to happen to eradicate anti-Semitism, period, but also to do the kind of higher education reform that many of us, myself included, have been involved in for 25 years. I am therefore, all of us really at Heritage, Megan, are really optimistic about how all of this will turn out.

Oh, they will. That's the hill that they're going to die on. And a couple of things on that is you talk often on your show. In this era in which we have seen the deterioration of properly ordered masculinity, one of the rotten fruits of that is that we see a steadily declining percentage of the American university student body being male.