British host attacks student who refused to work for a Jew: 'Anti-Semitic'

British host Piers Morgan confronted a Cornell University student who refused to attend a job interview after discovering the company was Jewish-owned. Morgan called him 'anti-Semitic and hypocritical' after the student tried to justify his decision by citing 'bad experiences with Jews.' The university has opened an investigation into the incident.

British host Piers Morgan confronted Austin Franco, a Cornell University student who refused to attend a job interview at the startup VryfID, owned by Jewish brothers Gabe and Aidan Einhorn. Franco justified his refusal by saying he 'does not want to work for a Jew' and cited bad experiences with Jews on campus. Morgan harshly attacked him, calling him 'anti-Semitic and hypocritical' and warning that future employers would watch the interview. The university has opened an investigation into the incident. The affair began after the student applied for an internship through the Handshake platform, and the company's CEO posted a screenshot of his response on X.