(Reuters) -Billionaire investor Kenneth Griffin called on his alma mater Harvard University on Saturday to embrace "Western values", saying that the turmoil across college campuses was the product of a "cultural revolution" in U.

Wall Street titan Ken Griffin, who vowed last fall to never consider hiring students who voiced support for Hamas, slammed pro-Palestinian protests as “performative art” while urging his alma mater, Harvard University,

"What you're seeing now is the end-product of this cultural revolution in American education playing out on American campuses," Griffin said.

Billionaire CEO and Republican megadonor Ken Griffin advised Harvard University to change its value system away from the “cultural revolution” of other schools. Griffin had a lot of criticisms for his alma mater in an interview with the Financial Times.