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Mark: $250 million annually has been allocated to HBCUs, which is big.
Roland Martin: That's a lie. I went to Hampton.
Mark: No, it's not a lie.
Roland Martin: No, no, no, no. I'm sorry. No, no, no, no. I'm sorry. And minority-serving schools. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. And minority-serving schools. But it's all together. It's for people of color.
Roland Martin: Let me ask you a question, Mark. 90 million of it went to black schools. Mark. And not only that. Mark, let me ask you a question. It was about to be expired. He took the initiative to not let it expire.
Mark: And not only that, it was about to be expired. He took the initiative to not let it expire. And not only that, give it a 10 year stay where it was being done every year. He said, why do we have to keep coming back every year to get money?
Roland Martin: What you just said right now is a lie. Let me prove you. The program that you're talking about started under President George W. Bush. The president and CEO of the United Negro Fund thanked him publicly.
Mark: Will you please listen?
Roland Martin: See, again, no. See, when you're operating in an alternative world, I'm giving you for real facts. Let me say it again. He did not thank him publicly. Mark, listen. The United Negro Fund president and CEO, Mr. Lomax, did not thank him publicly. The program you're speaking of started under President George W. Bush. It continued under President Barack Obama. It expired.
Mark: What you do not know is that Donald Trump zeroed that program out of his budget.
Roland Martin: It was Congressman Alma Adams of North Carolina who put it back in the budget. She was the co-chair of the Congressional H HBCU caucus. Then it went to the United States Senate. Donald Trump, let me tell you again, Mark. Signed off on it.
Mark: No, no, no, no. He did not sign off on it.
Roland Martin: Again, Donald Trump's budget, which he submitted to Congress, removed the money. Congress put it back in, led by Alma Adams. Now, do you know who broke that thing down? A gentleman named Walter Kimbrough. Do you know who Walter Kimbrough is? Two-time HBCU president who detailed it, who was actually in that meeting in the local office when Trump was there.
Mark: So what you're sitting on, you're saying, oh, $250 million.
Roland Martin: Let me ask you this question. How much money have HBCUs gotten in the last three years from the Biden-Harris administration? Ignized information. Mark, are you aware in the last three years under Biden-Harris, 6.5 billion has gone to HBCUs, not his federal institutions, HBCUs, 6.5 billion. So you held up 90 million under Trump and 6.5 billion under Biden-Harris, but you say Trump is better for HBCUs? You're telling me.
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