
The Karol Markowicz Show: Elise Stefanik on Poisoned Ivy: Exposing Anti-Semitism, Academic Decline & the Future of Higher Education
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Congresswoman Elise Stefanik joins Karol Markowicz to discuss her bestselling new book, Poisoned Ivy, and the growing controversy surrounding America's elite universities. Stefanik reflects on the congressional hearing that sparked national debate over campus anti-Semitism, the fallout from her viral exchange with former Harvard president Claudine Gay, and why she believes higher education has strayed from its founding mission.
The conversation explores the rise of ideological activism on college campuses, the challenges facing students and parents navigating the admissions process, and the institutions Stefanik believes are getting it right. She also shares her concerns about the growing influence of socialism, her optimism for American innovation, and why reading remains one of the most important habits for personal growth and leadership.
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