Stephen Miller Rails Against Harvard As The Administration Escalates Fight Against The University

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller spoke with the press on Friday, where he was asked about Harvard.

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00:00Steve, are you considering what's taking actions against other universities in addition to Harvard?

00:05What does that process look like?

00:06Have you been in touch with any of the other schools that you've heard about what they need to do to avoid a sexual attack?

00:12Well, so obviously Harvard has been engaged in the most pernicious conduct of any of the universities.

00:19They defied a lawful subpoena from DHS.

00:22They're engaged in a pattern and practice of invidious race-based discrimination,

00:26illegal gender and sex-based discrimination.

00:30They failed to comply with the Supreme Court ruling in Students for Fair Admissions,

00:34and that's just the beginning of the examples of Harvard's perfidy and unlawful conduct.

00:39But the administration is, as you know, looking back to our very first executive orders,

00:46is going through a compliance process with all of America's institutions of higher learning and K-12

00:50to ensure rigorous compliance with our nation's civil rights laws,

00:56in particular Title VI and VII and Title IX.

00:58So there's protections against racial discrimination and protections against sex-based discrimination.

01:04And so if a university, for example, is discriminating against white men,

01:07or is discriminating against Asians, or is discriminating against Indians,

01:11or is discriminating against people for being straight,

01:13or is discriminating against, say, a girl or a woman in the K-12 and a girl,

01:18a woman in the collegiate context,

01:21in sports or in access to private facilities,

01:25all of that conduct is unlawful,

01:26and all of it will have to be addressed with the appropriate remedy.