universities

“Well, it's a cartel, and it's a cartel we subsidize with a hundred, ten billion a year of Title IV funding, right?”

“I do think it's problematic that these universities, you know, 95% of the faculty vote for one party. That's, strikes me as not a healthy environment to, not conducive to teaching people kind of broad thinking.”

“Universities today have a kind of schizophrenia. They believe both of these incompatible things at the same time.”

“Every institution in this country is failing to do that, and, but universities, I think, have an obligation more than other institutions to strive to transcend that.”

“Universities are not platforms for free speech. All of society is a platform for free speech. We have that right. Universities are platforms for learning, and so if there's a topic that needs to be discussed that's difficult, if there's a person who's presenti…”

“What universities should do is begin with the big human questions, you know, get, bring your students and faculty together pull back from the day to day concerns that we have and think about what it means to be a human being. What is human nature? What is Libe…”

“The hoops you have to jump through to get tenure, it's so selecting for risk-averse.”

“I think all of the kids coming to university should get practice being offended. I think it's actually healthy for them to You know, we call it microaggressions. I think we should have all of them experience microaggressions. They need to learn that it's okay …”

“I can tell you we're re, we're doing the next version in March. It'll expand to 135, 140 schools. So we're almost going to double it.”

“Both the universities and the corporate employers are literally, this is true. They're literally, they literally import Africans so that they don't have to hire African Americans. Because they still count as black.”

“We're starting universities, you know, policy groups to fight for things that help lift up lives.”