RealClearPolitics Podcast
Are Trump and Harvard Headed for a Truce?
Apr 24, 2025
Heather Wilhelm, a National Review columnist, shares her insights on the escalating tensions between Donald Trump and Harvard University, including shifting opinions among young voters. Chris Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax Media, discusses the network’s rise and the changing dynamics of media consumption, particularly how digital platforms are reshaping the television landscape. They also delve into legal challenges Trump faces regarding tariffs and the broader implications of public sentiment towards his economic policies.
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- The executive order signed by Trump aims to disrupt traditional college accreditation processes, fostering competition and potentially reshaping federal funding qualifications.
- Polling indicates a sharp decline in young voters' support for Democrats, highlighting a growing disconnect and the need for the party to address their concerns.
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Trump's Executive Order on College Accreditation
An executive order signed by Trump targets the college accreditation process, which has traditionally been controlled by a small, left-leaning group. This order aims to increase competition among accreditation organizations, potentially changing how colleges qualify for federal funding, including Pell Grants. It raises questions about the existing monopoly on accreditation and could offer institutions alternative routes to gain legitimacy and federal support. The discussion emphasizes that this shift could disrupt decades-long practices in academia.
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