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President Trump, Harvard at odds over federal grants | The Hill
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5:12Now PlayingThe showdown between President Donald Trump and Harvard University continues as the president has now floated the idea of redirecting the federal funding Harvard receives to trade schools. NewsNation political contributor and Princeton University political scientist Lauren Wright says Trump runs the risk of moving too far on taking away Harvard's federal money because all the medical research that goes on there will suffer. Meantime, NewsNation contributor Lindsey Granger weighs in and says when America's college systems are cut due to agendas, freedom of speech is threatened. NewsNation contributor Chris Cillizza, on the other hand, believes Trump going after Harvard isn't a bad political battle. Wright, Granger and Cillizza join Blake Burman on "The Hill."
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