Trump Has Insane 1am MELTDOWN Over Foreign Students Going To Harvard

At 1am on Sunday morning, Donald Trump had a complete psychotic breakdown on Truth Social about foreign students being allowed to go to Harvard. Trump has been on a rampage against Harvard and the foreign students who attend the university for some time, which has now resulted in a lawsuit from the institution against the administration. But Trump’s post was filled with complete lies and slander against the university, and that’s not going to help his legal defense. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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On Sunday morning at 1:00 AM Donald Trump decided to have a meltdown on truth social. Now this of course, is not out of the ordinary for him. Uh, I don't think it's out of the ordinary for anyone suffering from possibly multiple mental illnesses. Kind of seems like the type of thing they would do. But at 1:00 AM the president of the United States got on truth social and had a bit of a meltdown about Harvard accepting students from other countries. And we all know, of course, that Donald Trump has been at war with Harvard ever since they rejected Baron Trump's admission. Just like the other two colleges that Trump is also feuding with. They also rejected Baron. So, you know, clear pattern emerging that everybody is starting to catch onto. But Trump last week said, of course Harvard we're restricting your ability to accept student visas. Basically, you can't have foreign students coming to your college anymore.

Ha, we gotcha. Harvard immediately filed a lawsuit, and they're most likely going to prevail on this because this is clear retaliation against the university since they're the only ones targeted for no reason. So it's gotta be overturned. And that's I think what's Donald Trump off in the middle of the night. So he got on truth social and said this, why isn't Harvard saying that almost 31% of their students are from foreign lands? And yet those countries, some not at all friendly to the United States, pay nothing toward their students' education, nor do they ever intend to. Nobody told us that. We want to know who's who. Those foreign students are a reasonable request since we give Harvard billions of dollars. But Harvard isn't exactly forthcoming. We want those names in countries. Harvard has $52 million, use it and stop asking for the federal government to continue granting you money.

Yeah. What could be so bad about the government making a list of certain individuals from certain ethnic backgrounds, right? That's never gone sideways throughout human history, putting a registry of certain ethnicities together for the government to have for a reason. They're not exactly telling us, right? I mean, what's the worst that could happen? We all know the worst that could happen, and we all know why Donald Trump wants this. Um, here's the thing, the foreign governments aren't paying. No, they're not. Just like the United States doesn't pay. Like if I were to choose to go to college in France, you know, I'm not gonna have to tell Donald Trump like, Hey Donny, uh, I'm going to school in France. Man, you guys gotta pony up the tuition. That's not what happens. It doesn't happen for students coming here. It doesn't happen for students from here going somewhere else. The government doesn't pay the tuition. You know,

Who does the foreign students, the yearly cost of a foreign student going to Harvard to get an advanced degree beyond, you know, the undergrad is over a hundred thousand a year. And yeah, those students have to pay it unless of course they get some scholarships from Harvard. But even those scholarships are typically not full ride for everything. You know, Hey, we're gonna cover your tuition. You have to pay for books, room and board, things like that. So these students who are coming over are still paying. And a lot of them, of course, have to take out student loans from the us So they're paying that back with interest. They're contributing to their local economies, some of them working part-time jobs, you know, maybe even full-time jobs to be able to put themselves through school. So, so what if they leave the country after getting that degree they contributed to the country while they were here?