Linda McMahon
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Let's go back to Harvard for a minute, when they have almost a $53 billion endowment. Now, there's a small tax that's on endowments that's currently in place. It's about 1.4%. And that's on universities that have at least 500 students that are on tuition. So that's at about, I think, $500,000 per student is kind of the barometer they look at before the taxes start.
Let's go back to Harvard for a minute, when they have almost a $53 billion endowment. Now, there's a small tax that's on endowments that's currently in place. It's about 1.4%. And that's on universities that have at least 500 students that are on tuition. So that's at about, I think, $500,000 per student is kind of the barometer they look at before the taxes start.
Let's go back to Harvard for a minute, when they have almost a $53 billion endowment. Now, there's a small tax that's on endowments that's currently in place. It's about 1.4%. And that's on universities that have at least 500 students that are on tuition. So that's at about, I think, $500,000 per student is kind of the barometer they look at before the taxes start.
So this is really going to increase that. But it's about two million dollars per pupil that gets, you know, sort of way before the taxes start. But it's a ton of money if you look at it. Sure. It is going non-taxed, even though universities will say we use most of our endowment for student aid and for research. Well, don't you think that's what they should be using those endowment dollars for?
So this is really going to increase that. But it's about two million dollars per pupil that gets, you know, sort of way before the taxes start. But it's a ton of money if you look at it. Sure. It is going non-taxed, even though universities will say we use most of our endowment for student aid and for research. Well, don't you think that's what they should be using those endowment dollars for?
So this is really going to increase that. But it's about two million dollars per pupil that gets, you know, sort of way before the taxes start. But it's a ton of money if you look at it. Sure. It is going non-taxed, even though universities will say we use most of our endowment for student aid and for research. Well, don't you think that's what they should be using those endowment dollars for?
Well, we'd like to see them do the things we've asked them to do in the letter. We would like for them to let us come in and sit with them and see exactly what they're doing. Show us what you're doing. They're doing a lot of talk about the things they're doing.
Well, we'd like to see them do the things we've asked them to do in the letter. We would like for them to let us come in and sit with them and see exactly what they're doing. Show us what you're doing. They're doing a lot of talk about the things they're doing.
Well, we'd like to see them do the things we've asked them to do in the letter. We would like for them to let us come in and sit with them and see exactly what they're doing. Show us what you're doing. They're doing a lot of talk about the things they're doing.
But, you know, if they really are doing these things, then they should not object to allowing the task force or other members that have been assigned to come in and take a look at exactly what they are doing.
But, you know, if they really are doing these things, then they should not object to allowing the task force or other members that have been assigned to come in and take a look at exactly what they are doing.
But, you know, if they really are doing these things, then they should not object to allowing the task force or other members that have been assigned to come in and take a look at exactly what they are doing.
Oh, he's just made it abundantly clear until they can come on board and fight anti-Semitism, obey the laws that the Supreme Court have put in place about the kind of admissions policies they should have, stop driving the Jewish students, you know, almost underground with their anti-Semitism and just many more things. And we've written, we've talked to them.
Oh, he's just made it abundantly clear until they can come on board and fight anti-Semitism, obey the laws that the Supreme Court have put in place about the kind of admissions policies they should have, stop driving the Jewish students, you know, almost underground with their anti-Semitism and just many more things. And we've written, we've talked to them.
Oh, he's just made it abundantly clear until they can come on board and fight anti-Semitism, obey the laws that the Supreme Court have put in place about the kind of admissions policies they should have, stop driving the Jewish students, you know, almost underground with their anti-Semitism and just many more things. And we've written, we've talked to them.
Their answer to us was filing a lawsuit on freedom of speech and i've uh... have said that is not the issue it's a civil rights issue on campus relative to the uh... anti-semitism uh... and they've just said that we're trying to dictate to them how they should run their university which is clearly not the case but why should taxpayers
Their answer to us was filing a lawsuit on freedom of speech and i've uh... have said that is not the issue it's a civil rights issue on campus relative to the uh... anti-semitism uh... and they've just said that we're trying to dictate to them how they should run their university which is clearly not the case but why should taxpayers
Their answer to us was filing a lawsuit on freedom of speech and i've uh... have said that is not the issue it's a civil rights issue on campus relative to the uh... anti-semitism uh... and they've just said that we're trying to dictate to them how they should run their university which is clearly not the case but why should taxpayers
continue to give money to a university that has an endowment of over $53 billion. It just doesn't make any sense.
continue to give money to a university that has an endowment of over $53 billion. It just doesn't make any sense.