Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber acknowledges the presence of antisemitism on his campus and others, but opposes government intervention in university research, teaching, and admissions. Eisgruber discusses the threats to funding and the importance of academic freedom. He criticizes the government for neglecting due process and not allowing universities to respond to allegations of antisemitism. Despite funding cuts, Eisgruber vows not to cave to President Trump's demands and emphasizes the need for university presidents to speak up against threats to academic freedom.