Kevin O'Leary

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.

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.

We obviously want everyone to succeed, all women and all men. But it's a real concern for me as an educator, someone who mentors a lot of younger people here in Washington, D.C., to see that DEI has become so ingrained in our society that we're

We obviously want everyone to succeed, all women and all men. But it's a real concern for me as an educator, someone who mentors a lot of younger people here in Washington, D.C., to see that DEI has become so ingrained in our society that we're

We obviously want everyone to succeed, all women and all men. But it's a real concern for me as an educator, someone who mentors a lot of younger people here in Washington, D.C., to see that DEI has become so ingrained in our society that we're

We almost, even if we hate it, and obviously you and I and your audience do, we don't realize how pervasive it has become in the thinking, especially of younger generations of Americans. That's why we have to fight so hard in policy, but also informally to root it out and be aware that these university presidents of the Ivy Leagues are not going to stop fighting.

We almost, even if we hate it, and obviously you and I and your audience do, we don't realize how pervasive it has become in the thinking, especially of younger generations of Americans. That's why we have to fight so hard in policy, but also informally to root it out and be aware that these university presidents of the Ivy Leagues are not going to stop fighting.

We almost, even if we hate it, and obviously you and I and your audience do, we don't realize how pervasive it has become in the thinking, especially of younger generations of Americans. That's why we have to fight so hard in policy, but also informally to root it out and be aware that these university presidents of the Ivy Leagues are not going to stop fighting.

They're going to continue to defend anti-Semitism, but the real cradle for them, that they are the altar that they want to defend, is to make sure that white men do not get an equal chance of attending their universities. The only proof you need of that is to look at their admissions rates. And ultimately, what you and I are saying, what President Trump is saying, is very common sense.

They're going to continue to defend anti-Semitism, but the real cradle for them, that they are the altar that they want to defend, is to make sure that white men do not get an equal chance of attending their universities. The only proof you need of that is to look at their admissions rates. And ultimately, what you and I are saying, what President Trump is saying, is very common sense.

They're going to continue to defend anti-Semitism, but the real cradle for them, that they are the altar that they want to defend, is to make sure that white men do not get an equal chance of attending their universities. The only proof you need of that is to look at their admissions rates. And ultimately, what you and I are saying, what President Trump is saying, is very common sense.

How about we reimplement meritocracy in universities, in every kind of industry for success? That's what the American people voted for last November. So hats off to President Trump for trying to reimplement that. It's the American dream.

How about we reimplement meritocracy in universities, in every kind of industry for success? That's what the American people voted for last November. So hats off to President Trump for trying to reimplement that. It's the American dream.

How about we reimplement meritocracy in universities, in every kind of industry for success? That's what the American people voted for last November. So hats off to President Trump for trying to reimplement that. It's the American dream.

Look, we give him an A or an A-plus for the first 100 days, and we're pretty tough graders at Heritage. We don't believe in great inflation. And the reason it's not quite an A-plus is I think that where he's landed on the tariff regime now is where it should have been four weeks ago.

Look, we give him an A or an A-plus for the first 100 days, and we're pretty tough graders at Heritage. We don't believe in great inflation. And the reason it's not quite an A-plus is I think that where he's landed on the tariff regime now is where it should have been four weeks ago.

Look, we give him an A or an A-plus for the first 100 days, and we're pretty tough graders at Heritage. We don't believe in great inflation. And the reason it's not quite an A-plus is I think that where he's landed on the tariff regime now is where it should have been four weeks ago.

We at Heritage support the philosophy of a reciprocal tariff regime that uses tariffs as a temporary tool of statecraft to exact fair trade, which is something we all believe in. And ultimately, that's where the president has gotten or is very close to establishing that.

We at Heritage support the philosophy of a reciprocal tariff regime that uses tariffs as a temporary tool of statecraft to exact fair trade, which is something we all believe in. And ultimately, that's where the president has gotten or is very close to establishing that.

We at Heritage support the philosophy of a reciprocal tariff regime that uses tariffs as a temporary tool of statecraft to exact fair trade, which is something we all believe in. And ultimately, that's where the president has gotten or is very close to establishing that.