university

“If you're wondering why the museums you love and the publishing houses you love and the newspapers used to trust and, you know, the Hollywood, all of these things, if you want to understand why they are hollowed out, why they are no longer what they used to be…”

“Those are all degrees that are going to result in outstanding economic impact. That by itself creates a value base that would easily justify the funding for an entire university so that the softer programs, if you will, are carried by those who have a more tan…”

“The best sort of university combines those two strands together. So, you know, the public, you know, public achievement, people who have lived lives in the public have a lot to teach those who are at a university.”

“And the university takes 50% of the overhead. So if you make five million dollars, the university takes 2.5 of it.”

“University is, is kind of a means to an end. I think, you know, I employ a lot of people that do have engineering degrees. Of course we need those. But I don't think it's necessarily the right path for everyone. And, you know, if you can reach your goals witho…”

“Obviously, I'm starting a university to compete with some of the top four-year colleges.”

“I mean, you know, a university should not be taking positions on the matters of the day, whether the tax rate should be 47% or 45%. That's left to the partisan.”