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Sep 2, 2026
Is the Campus Crackdown Good for America? – Live with Noah Pollak and Jonathan Rauch
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2:42Aviva KlompasHOST
Noah, because you are in favor of the motion, please go ahead and we're gonna try to keep it to around three minutes.

Noah PollakGUEST
I would say there's several buckets of activity that would define the so-called crackdown.

Noah PollakGUEST
And before we get into the specifics, this administration, we came in at a moment when for the previous two years, the campuses had been in a pathetic, shambolic, disgraceful state.
17 MINS LATER
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20:26Aviva KlompasHOST
No, I want to give you the chance to respond, but I will ask that you also address, if a policy is going to improve the safety and possibly inclusion of Jewish students, but then weakens other democratic norms, such as free expression or institutional independence, can we consider it a success?
The SAPIR Debates: Is the Administration's Campus Crackdown Good for America?
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5:09Aviva KlompasMODERATOR
Noah, because you are in favor of the motion, please go ahead, and we're gonna try to keep it to around three minutes.

Noah PollakGUEST
Um, I, I would say there's several buckets of activity that would define the, the, the so-called crackdown.

Noah PollakGUEST
Um, and tho-those are, those are policy enforcement and, for lack of a better term, PR.
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24:25Aviva KlompasMODERATOR
[audience clapping] No, I wanna give you the chance to respond, but I, I will ask that you also address if a policy's going to improve the safety and possibly inclusion of Jewish students, but then weakens other democratic norms such as free expression or institutional independence, can we consider it a success?