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Harvard's Clap Back Has The Trump Admin Furiously Back Pedaling

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April 24, 2025

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Trump's tried to bully America's top university into complying with his fascist demands. But naturally, Harvard was NOT having it. President Alan M. Garber and Professor Andrew Manuel Crespo have been outspoken against their demands, and shed light on what the administration wants to do to higher education. Not only is the university not complying, they're suing. Harvard Alum Daria Rose breaks it down on Rebel HQ.

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