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The Billion-Dollar Ivory Tower Just Got Trumped

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The Billion-Dollar Ivory Tower Just Got Trumped

Dear Reader,

I've seen financial storms. I've lived through crashes. I've been broke, homeless—even hungry.

But I've never seen anything like this.

Harvard—the richest school in human history—is finally facing a reckoning. And the man pushing the button?

My friend, President Donald J. Trump.

Now, I'm not shocked. I've warned for decades that the elites running this country are gaming the system. Harvard's been running its own version of the game for over 400 years.

Tax-free.

Shielded.

Untouchable.

Until now.

Trump is doing what no politician dared to do: go straight for the money. He's freezing $2.2 billion in federal funding, threatening their tax-exempt status, and putting a spotlight on the endowment hoard Harvard doesn't want to touch.

That's not politics. That's financial warfare.

Let me break it down like this:

Harvard is sitting on a $64 billion mountain of cash. Bigger than the GDP of many countries. Yet they scream poverty when told to dip into it. Why? Because that money isn't just power—it's legacy. And Trump just took a blowtorch to it.

They've got thousands of buildings, campuses, and billions in real estate—from Cambridge to Florence, Italy. They own land like a hedge fund. In Allston alone, they control 358 acres of expansion-ready gold. And still, they collect tuition from broke kids and research money from taxpayers.

Enough is enough.

Now Trump's asking the real question:

Why is the average American funding an empire that despises them?

If Harvard loses its tax-exempt status, the gravy train ends. Donations dry up. Tuition gets taxed. Even their luxury condos disguised as dorms might get reassessed.

And here's the kicker: if that happens, every other elite institution is next.

It's not about antisemitism. Or race. Or politics.

It's about leverage.

This is Trump's playbook—financial pressure. And in this case, it's brilliant.

I'm not against education. I'm against manipulation. And Harvard's had the system rigged for generations. They've built an academic castle with taxpayer bricks. And now, that castle's under siege.

They say Trump's assault will hurt science and research. Maybe. Or maybe it'll just shift the power back to the people paying the bills.

We're not stupid.

We know Harvard isn't some broke nonprofit scraping by.

They are a money machine—one that never pays the meter.

It's about time someone handed them a bill.

—Kiyosaki Uncensored

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