@mtracey Why would any parent pay $70,000 a year to send a child to Cornell. The girls are in danger and the boys can’t defend themselves from false accusations. Moreover, the litany of professors coming out to speak seem like liberal whacks.
@HMDatMI Looks great for a parent considering schools schools for their children. For a daughter, Cornell seems like a dangerous place if you listen to the professors who are challenging the administration. For a son, the danger is he can be wrongfully accused and not allowed a defense
@thestustustudio Who wouldn’t want to pay $72,000 a year for the opportunity to take her classes ? Imagine how prepared her students will be to succeed after graduation
@mtracey Why would any parent want to send a daughter or a son to Cornell. It appears sexual assault is rampant and any accusation of a young man will be believed regardless of the evidence.
@CNN To all Parents: if you have a daughter, don’t send her to Cornell because it’s dangerous. If you have a son, don’t send him to Cornell because it’s dangerous.
Deleted post griping about what Trump said about Los Angeles and San Diego being nuked by Iran. Now that I've seen the clip, it was clear that he simply wasn't speaking clearly, that he was WARNING that this could happen, not wishing for it. I apologize.
@tarapalmeri So if someone publishes a story that a political party / affiliated group is funding your reporting, you have an obligation to reveal all your sources of income to disprove that story ? Shouldn’t CNN produce concrete evidence supporting its report?
CNN published a deeply misleading story and headline suggesting that my diplomatic work in the Middle East somehow benefited investments in Israeli defense companies.
But CNN’s own reporting says otherwise. Buried behind a paywall, it acknowledges: “CNN found no indication that Kushner’s actions as a diplomat directly affected the investments reviewed.”
Phoenix is not a defense company. It is one of Israel’s largest publicly traded financial institutions, highly regulated and managing approximately $220 billion across thousands of investments.
Think of Phoenix as the Israeli equivalent of Vanguard or Fidelity. It manages the retirement savings of millions of Israelis. The savers don’t choose the individual investments, and neither do I. I have no role in deciding what Phoenix buys or sells. It has performed very well for Affinity and our investors, up more than five times since our initial investment.
Affinity is an SEC-registered investment firm. Our investment in Phoenix is public and dates to before President Trump was re-elected and before I returned to public service. Affinity does not own the defense companies highlighted in CNN’s story.
Those facts make for a less provocative headline, but a much more accurate story.
Misleading stories will not distract me from the work President Trump asked me to do: help end wars, bring people together and pursue peace. That work is too important.
How embarrassing for CNN & Kaitlan Collins the crowd laughed out loud at the line by
Stephen Colbert: “I know you guys are objective over there (at CNN) that you just report the news as it is”