My daughter Eliana obtained a copy of the transcript of former Columbia president Katrina Armstrong’s testimony in the Title VI investigation of the school. Eliana has read the transcript so that you don’t have to. She reports on Armstrong’s testimony in the Washington Free Beacon story “‘No Specific Memory’: Columbia University’s Armstrong Tells Feds She Can’t Recall Specifics of Any Anti-Semitic Incident on Campus.”
I don’t think an official has had such a suspicious case of memory loss since Watergate. Amnesia is often a favorite ploy by witnesses in criminal and congressional investigations and it may even occasionally be truthful. However, I find Dr. Armstrong’s testimony incredible i.e., not credible, as Joseph Epstein reminds me. You be the judge.
I am grateful that the Trump administration takes the issue of campus anti-Semitism seriously. What a difference an administration makes.
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