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Fonda was highly critical of Harvard, claiming the university has shifted from an academic institution to a hedge fund, profiting heavily from international students—many politically connected or associated with regimes opposed to US interests—while allowing woke ideology and anti-Semitic elements to flourish on campus. He argued that Harvard's leadership made strategic choices: prioritize lucrative international student tuition, indulge in woke politics, and tolerate problematic campus factions, all while refusing to submit to federal oversight.