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October 25, 2026
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CNBC’s Eisen: ‘Universities Are to Blame’ for Pro-Hamas Sentiment

On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” CNBC co-host Sara Eisen argued that universities are at fault for the number of people who view Islamic terror groups like Hamas as a liberation group. Eisen said, “You mentioned the third anniversary of October 7 this week.…

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On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” CNBC co-host Sara Eisen argued that universities are at fault for the number of people who view Islamic terror groups like Hamas as a liberation group.

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Eisen said, “You mentioned the third anniversary of October 7 this week. That was, I think, a big wake-up call for a lot of people about the war that we are in for the West.”

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Host Bill Maher responded, “And there were so many celebrations of it. Could you just leave that one day for the victims? No, there [were] celebrations all over the world. And the Western world is not working for a lot of people, or at least they perceive it’s not working, and their answer seems to be socialism, Communism, and fetishising Islam as some sort — Hamas is a liberation movement? Not in my world.”

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Eisen then said, “I think universities are to blame, I think bad education is to blame for this. It’s just the occupation sort of idea of the world, the occupier — and, look, they’re in a fight, and I think this is what’s been so frustrating and puzzling for Israelis, is that they feel like they’re on the…

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