The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1866 - UPenn’s President Is Gone, Alex Jones Is Back
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Dec 11, 2023 The resignation of the University of Pennsylvania's president captures attention as she faces backlash over anti-Semitism. The podcast critiques Harvard's leadership amidst campus turmoil, emphasizing safety for Jewish students. A discussion unfolds on the evolution of universities from church origins to centers of diversity, equity, and inclusion. The return of Alex Jones to social media sparks debate on free speech versus hate speech. Finally, the complexities of U.S. foreign policy regarding Hamas are scrutinized, highlighting a need for assertiveness.
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UPenn President Resigns
- University of Pennsylvania president Elizabeth McGill resigned after Congressional testimony on anti-Semitism.
- The chairman of the Board of Trustees, Scott Bach, also resigned, highlighting the pressure on university leaders.
Venture Capital vs. University Boards
- Venture capital tactics are being used against university boards.
- Major donors and venture capitalists are using their influence to pressure university leaders.
Bill Ackman's Criticism of Harvard President
- Bill Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square, criticized Harvard President Claudine Gay's response to anti-Semitism.
- He cited Gay's failure to condemn Hamas and support for student groups blaming Israel.