Robert Kuttner, a professor at Brandeis University, said on Monday that even Adolf Hitler “knew how to support German science” while attacked by President Donald Trump The latest goal of reducing consumption.
Shortly after he assumed his duty, Trump betrayed a Freezing on foreign communication at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and all its sub-agencies, including the National Health Institutes (NIH).
Although he continued his scholarships on Friday, the agency announced that he would reduce $ 9 billion in directing costs from the new Directive from Trump’s administration.
Kuttner warned at article For the left-wing US prospectus, entitled “What Trump could learn from Hitler about financing NIH”, so that these reductions would adversely influence important research at major universities in the whole country, while claiming: “Even Hitler did not destroy German science . “
National Health Institutes (NIH) announced a reduced consumption of $ 9 billion in response to the new term of Trump administration. (Alamy/Getty Pictures)
“Hitler tried to turn science into his goals, promote exploration of eugenics, new technologies for Blitzkrieg War, sick medical experiments and more efficient ways of mass murder of Jews,” Kuttner allowed, before adding: “Still civilian German science, a long mark German pride, she also managed “under Hitler.
“During the Nazi era, German scientists and engineers invented the first electron microscope, industrial production of artificial fibers, pharmaceutical products such as advanced sulf drugs, artificial tires and more,” he said.
Kuttner concluded, “Trump is, in short, even more nihilistic than Hitler.”
The new Trump Directive prescribes a limit of 15% to “indirect costs” for non -scholarships or directing costs for facilities and administration. The percentage was historically closer to 27-28%, with some over 60%, according to Nihwhile for private support supports it is usually between 0% and 15%.
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Despite gone so far as to call Hitler a warning of a 15%term, Kuttner wrote that his “informed hint” that he would return backwards, with university leaders and state legislators planning legal proceedings to return funds.
“Little D-democratic policy, beaten but continuous, for salvation,” Kuttner said.
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meet at the White House in Washington, DC, February 4, 2025. (Reuters/Elizabeth France)
Brandeis University said Fox News Digital This “supports and defends the academic freedom of our faculty and the right to express its views. Brandeis together with the University of US University (AAU), the US Council for Education (ACE) and many of our peer prime ministerial research universities, including the University of Chicago, John Hopkins, John Hopkins , MIT, Brown University, Cal Tech and Cornell, joined a federal lawsuit that challenged new guidelines published on February 7, published by National Health Institutes (NIH).
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Democratic strategists have compared Trump several times to Hitler, especially in the weeks that led to the 2024 elections. Former Vice President Kamala Harris Sam Compared to Trump repeatedly to Hitler While calling him a “fascist” that “admires dictators”.
Fox News’ Alec Schemmel contributed to this report.
