Michael Cohen

But many of the 100 schools that Jeffrey Sonnenfeld had on that live viewing, they don't have the endowments that Harvard has, not even a percentage of it.

And so they need that money.

Okay.

And that's where Trump, again, has the massive leverage.

One of the things that they're interested in doing is maybe acting cumulatively as educational facilities across America within which to try to negotiate some sort of a global deal, like almost like a mass tort litigation, something like that, once again.

Once again.

You're not saying to flip class action against the White House.

No, it would be a stupid move.

What I'm saying is as a group, educational, that they would come up with some sort of a global settlement with the president in terms of how they are going to operate on a, we'll call it Department of Education basis.

At the end of the day, who's the winner in that fight?

Oh, Trump is.

Amen.

It's not even a question about it.

By the way, that amen by me saying will probably get me, again, canceled by many of the far left.

You see, here's the problem.

I've never been far left.

I am probably a foot left of center.

And the problem is not only do I have, of course—

the far right that despise me, I also get tremendous pushback from the far left because I will not sit here and I will not make up stories about a man who I was very close with, as close as two people could really be who are non-familial.

I will not make up lies within which to appease their desires.