Academia Caving to Trump, Bombshell Group Chat Atlantic Report, Massive ICE Roundup: AM Update 3/25

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How did the Trump administration secure wins against major institutions?

Megyn Kelly 0:15
The Trump administration securing a slate of wins against Columbia University, the main university system, and Democrat-linked law firm Paul Weiss.
Unknown Speaker 0:25
I don't know anything about it. I'm not a big fan of The Atlantic. To me, it's a magazine that's going out of business.

What is the controversy involving The Atlantic's editor-in-chief?

Megyn Kelly 0:31
Editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg, says he was accidentally added to a group chat discussing high-level war plans among Trump administration top security officials. Border Czar Tom Homan rounds up hundreds of criminal illegal aliens in Boston. And President Trump has a bone to pick with Colorado's governor over something you probably didn't see coming. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM Update. There's a lot of talk about government debt, but after four years of inflation, another real crisis is personal debt. Some people are working harder than ever and still drowning in credit card debt and overdue bills. But there's done with debt. Now, done with debt has unique escape strategies to help end your debt fast so you can keep more of your hard earned money. Done with debt does not try to sell you a loan or bankruptcy. They're Tough negotiators will go one-on-one with your credit card and loan companies with one goal, to drastically reduce your bills, eliminate interest, and erase penalties.
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How is the Trump administration addressing on-campus anti-Semitism at Columbia?

Megyn Kelly 1:56
President Trump securing a recent slate of victories against Columbia University, the state of Maine, and the law firm Paul Weiss. Columbia University facing the loss of $400 million in federal funding, giving in to the Trump administration's demands aimed at curbing on-campus anti-Semitism. The university rocked by violent anti-Israel protests since the start of Israel's war against the Hamas terrorist organization that killed 1,200 Israelis on 10-7-23. The university agreeing to implement a mask ban on campus Protesters had used masks to shield their identities and to require that protesters identify themselves when asked or face disciplinary action. The New York Post reporting 36 campus cops also now empowered to arrest students or remove them from the campus when necessary. Previously, these actions required direct authorization from the university president. The school says it will also appoint a senior vice provost to review the Middle Eastern, South Asian and African Studies Department.
Megyn Kelly 3:01
The provost will be responsible for reviewing curriculum, ensuring program offerings are comprehensive and balanced. Columbia officials not fully complying with all Trump administration demands. The university is restructuring the university judicial board rather than fully abolishing it. Critics of the judicial board accuse it of taking insufficient disciplinary action against students accused of anti-Semitic behavior. The New York Times' The Daily podcast explaining, even with the concessions, Columbia University is not totally in the clear.
Unknown Speaker 3:33
That $400 million does not just automatically return. These concessions that Colombia made were essentially their effort to get the government to come to the negotiating table. It wasn't even like, do all of this and you'll get your money back. It was do all of this and maybe we'll talk to you about getting your money back. That's exactly right.
Megyn Kelly 3:52
The Department of Education reporting Columbia holds roughly $5 billion in federal grant commitments. The original $400 million cut just an initial warning to the university. The Trump administration is serious about ending on-campus displays of anti-Semitism as the law requires.

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