Billionaire Leon Cooperman pulling Columbia funding amid student protests: These kids have ‘sh-- for brains’

While committing to zero future donations to his alma mater, billionaire investor Leon Cooperman criticized pro-Palestine Ivy League student protests as 'disgraceful, disgusting.'

Columbia University graduate, billionaire investor and Omega Advisors CEO Leon Cooperman had harsh words for Ivy League students who are sharing anti-Israel sentiment on campus. "These kids at the colleges have sh-- for brains," Cooperman told "The Claman Countdown" host Liz Claman on Wednesday. "We have one reliable ally in the Middle East. That's Israel. We only have one democracy in the Middle East. That's Israel.

told that they should fire this professor that made the comments he made. I mean, war is hell. This war is not good for anybody," Cooperman said. "But to praise what Hamas did is disgraceful. Disgusting.

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