00:00No problem. Yeah, please.
00:01So there was this year in yesterday in the Harvard case.
00:04Would you allow Harvard to get their federal dollars back as a part of any agreement with the administration?
00:09No, I'm not giving. Harvard's been given $7 billion.
00:14Can you believe it? By the way, $7 billion.
00:16And we want money to go to all universities, not Harvard.
00:19Harvard got more than anybody else.
00:21They have $52 billion.
00:23They get huge tax incentives and tax breaks on that $52 billion.
00:28But they have $52 billion and they got $7 billion over a short period of time.
00:33And we have a very hostile judge appointed by Barack Hussein Obama, a very, very hostile judge who knows exactly right from wrong.
00:43But, you know, we don't we we expect to win it on appeal.
00:46She hasn't given a decision yet, but she's very hostile.
00:49And she's been she was put by Barack Hussein Obama.
00:52And generally speaking, anybody that does that, it's going to we're going to have problems with.
00:58So we don't expect to have we won the case yesterday.
01:02Anybody that was there that was a neutral would say we easily won the case.
01:07But a lot of the case and a big part of it's going to be how much money Harvard gets in the future.
01:13That's not part of the case and they're not going to get very much.
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