Here's what I hear President Trump saying: Harvard is an overpriced indoctrination mill. There are other schools, but Harvard is the leader of the pack. The purpose of higher education is to make you think, not make you feel comfortable. The purpose of higher education is to teach you a variety of points of view.

Harvard doesn't practice that. Harvard practices [in] its faculty and administration ideology conformity, ideology capture. From their point of view, they believe in only certain things. And you can't believe in anything else. For example, they believe in racial quotas. Well, they're illegal. Harvard believes in diversity, equity, inclusion, and the right to hurt Jewish people. Well, that's illegal.

Now, they're entitled to believe what they want, but they're not entitled to break the law and still get taxpayer money. //

We've gotta be careful here. Not all schools are like Harvard. I'll give you two examples: the University of Chicago and Vanderbilt University. They have both practiced viewpoint diversity, and I don't think they ought to be punished.

But Harvard's attitude is 'we can do what we want, and we have a Constitutional right to the money.' And, I think they're wrong, and I think they're gonna find out how wrong they are.