Bill Maher calls universities “indoctrinated factories” in real time

Bill Maher criticized the elite universities in America as “indoctrinated factories” and joint support for the president Donald TrumpYou are planning to fix them, saying they need a “hot poker to A-, at” real time “for HBO on Friday.

In response to a question about Trump’s efforts to reform American universities, Maher said: “The academic circles needed a hot poker to A- … Our universities were out of control for a long time. It has become indoctrinated factories … There is absolutely no diversity in thinking,” Maher said in response to a question about Trump’s efforts to reform American universities.

Trump was waging a war against the best colleges in the country to anti -Semitism and Dei and the lack of diverse thought. Trump has blocked billions of dollars in federal research Funds from ColombiaHarvard, Yale and other high schools in efforts to make them reform universities.

Anti -Semitic incidents have risen sharply in colleges throughout the country since the Hamas attack on October 7. In addition, studies indicate that the intellectual diversity is a decrease in universities, as liberals exceed the number of conservatives.

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Trump appointed the research funds to Colombia after Ivy League settled with the administration, and paid more than $ 221 million to solve various federal civil rights investigations against it. The deal includes $ 21 million to solve anti -Semitism complaints. The Trump administration praised the deal as the largest anti -Semitic settlement in history. Colombia also adhered to several repairs to combat anti -Semitism and discrimination on its university campus.

Maher admitted that he did not believe that blocking scientific research funds was not the right path to work, but he lying that universities had become hostile to America. He also said that the professors, who were formulated in “Ivory Towers”, were separate from the basic moral decency.

“Why do you think that they erupted many of them in chants of what happened on October 7? Why do you have professors going out there and say they were delightful from this mass massacre of people? Well, this did not happen overnight, as you know, they are ivory towers, and also that they are anti -America.”

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Professor of Cornell University Russell C. Ricford The terrorist attack is called Hamas, “Malja” and “Activation”, a few days after it occurred.

“It was delighted, it was activated,” Rexford said. “And if it was not delighted with this challenge to the monopoly of violence – through this transformation to this balance of power – they will not be a human being. I was joyful,” Ricford said. He later released an apology.

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“The real time” Colleges that have passed to lack freedom of expression in their campus, and said that there is something “corrupt” about American higher education for some time. Critical universities for not allowing governors to speak on the campus.

“You cannot speak the other side of the currency, when you think the governor, whatever you think about it. It is just Verboten, which is what happened mainly,” Maher said.