Liz Magill

This was, of course, it's an elaborate document, which we talk about in the book in detail, but Mark Rowan was the drafter of it.

Now, He was the person at the University of Pennsylvania, my university, who turned the place upside down trying to get rid of Liz McGill, the president, which was done, and withdraw funding from the university.

So these billionaires not only have influence in the foreign policy area, but they have an influence on American civil society and on the institutions that produce the people who are the critics that the lobby is out to suppress.

The lobby escalated its efforts from suppressing arguments as antisemitic, which is what the Israelis focused on in the early years of this millennium, then to try to suppress the people who made the arguments as antisemites, but now are trying to suppress the institutions that make the people that make the arguments.

Claudine Gay, president of Harvard University, resigned.

Liz McGill, president of the University of Pennsylvania, resigned.

As campus leaders, they were brought before Congress for the carnival of antisemitism that they permitted, they were held accountable, and they were made to answer for their behavior.

This would never have happened generations ago.

Let me put aside that one and take the example.

Elise Stefanik asks at a congressional hearing, would it violate the policy of your university, Liz McGill from Penn, if somebody called for the genocide of the Jews? And her answer, although she hemmed and hawed around it, was basically, no, it wouldn't violate our policy.

And she could have gone on to say, the reason it wouldn't violate our policy is we use the First Amendment on campus.

And that is protected speech in the United States.

By the end of 2024, the encampments were in the spring of 2024.

They had succeeded in ousting Claudine Gay at Harvard, Elizabeth McGill at U of P, Shafiq at Columbia, and then there were many, many, many others.

I'm just giving you the Ivy League, the big names.

When McGill was ousted from U of P, I happened to be friends with somebody who knows her well from business connections, and he met her, and he conveyed to her his sympathies.