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Harvard FIGHTS BACK while Trump BULLIES law firms and Columbia PATHETICALLY CAVES
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11:35Now PlayingIn this best-of edition of this week's What a Week monologue, Lovett discusses Donald Trump's attacks on universities, law firms, and media companies. Then, JD Vance fumbles college football's most coveted trophy.
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