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usc is a private university. so what usc did was they cleared at the encampment? it didn't look great. it didn't go that well. but they then got everybody off the campus they then close the gates. they closed it down so hang on. this this barriers. i think this barrier being moved. >> so then a lot of the queue are the people that i saw over at usc in that protest i've now seen over here. so they moved it from the private university where they were excluded today this reaches a state university, which is an open campus. they can't close the gate. that's why ucla has become the focal point. here. in los angeles for this protest. >> and it is a lot of students, but it is also bringing people from the wider community who either feel passionately frankly just want to come for a file. >> next. >> okay. and it was there on the scene. thank you. going to keep coming back to you. you can see there a flurry of activity around a group of police officers or highway patrol moving between the crowds. what you're seeing there is a lot of supporters of the encampment's it does f
usc is a private university. so what usc did was they cleared at the encampment? it didn't look great. it didn't go that well. but they then got everybody off the campus they then close the gates. they closed it down so hang on. this this barriers. i think this barrier being moved. >> so then a lot of the queue are the people that i saw over at usc in that protest i've now seen over here. so they moved it from the private university where they were excluded today this reaches a state...
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so at usc's you, usc, there have been some students who vow that they will still continue due to protest even after that encampment has been dismantled what do you think colleges and universities need to be positioned for, prepared for now, while this semester might be ending, there are summer school and there will be fall, and there may be still some students who were vowing to continue to demonstrate well, first of all, i'll college leaders, president's administrators need to be prepared for the protests to continue what we know about student movements is that they grow in response to what students as our people have constancy on the news, see on their phones and so they had to prepare for these protests to continue. >> but in preparing for their protest to continue, it's not merely about securing the physical facilities of a campus. it's also about preparing students to participate in democracy. in a democracy the nonviolent constructive basis. so in other words, where we have it soon as university of mississippi jumping up and down, like like a semi and eight or monkey mocking a blac
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as a usc alum yourself, was that the right decision to cancel? >> well, actually, you know, they didn't cancel everything. so the main graduation is canceled, but the individual schools have graduations as well. so there's a lot of ceremonies that will be taking place, but like you said, i share that also the idea that they miss their graduation four years ago, but hopefully their individual schools we'll go forward peacefully and the main graduation being canceled, you support that it well, i believe that that was a decision that they had to make. >> they were expecting about 65,000 people on campus and they just did not feel that it was going to be safe. and the job of the president, just like my job as mayor, my number one job is to make sure that angelinos are safe some protesters are opposing alleged human rights abuses from israel inside gaza some are just outright supporting hamas calling for the elimination of israel, jewish students are saying that they're scared for their safety. >> are you comfortable with the messages that you're hear
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and what usc did is they prohibited the valedictorian from speaking. then in response to that, they prohibited anybody thanks for speaking. as you said, this is the high school class of 2020. it did not have a high school graduation. those are being denied their their college graduation experience. now, for me, we want dialogue. we walk, people speak, we want to keep people safe and want to, you'll have disagreement have vehement disagreement. as long as people safety isn't compromised. and so very carefully, i think you have douglas cell a whole and kept digging. i think that was a big mistake all right. >> arnie duncan, former us secretary of education. thank you so much thank you. all right. today, dozens of students in southern gaza showed their gratitude and support for the campus demonstrations. the students gathered near a school that now serves as a shelter for palestinians, according to the united nations, there have been direct hits on more than 200 schools since israel's bombardment began demonstrators held signs that read, thank you, studen
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. >> now, at usc, the valedictorian, her name is asna tabassum, who is a muslim. she said, i was hoping to use my commencement and speech to inspire my classmates with a message of hope by canceling my speeds usc is only caving to fear and rewarding hatred what have they do agree? >> by the way? >> and do you think the administrators could have de-escalated just like on brown for instance, even at northwestern, i'm glad you mentioned brown and auth western because it's a reminder that these students actually have reasonable demands. this isn't just an excuse for some kind of spontaneous anarchy. it's hard to imagine how an undergraduate student who's made valedictorian presents such a great security challenge. that it defeats the university administration and many of us and i include myself feel that that was used as an excuse to justify an a totally legitimate attempts to try and pacify critics by removing her free speech, presumably, i mean, america has a written constitution, unlike ours here in britain, that guarantees free speech university seem to be complet
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the day that the usc protest was shut down was the day that for giant buses arrived with people that we have no idea who they are, who came in. and together with some students started to set up this encampment, which grew by friday. i went down there and i reported on the fact that jewish students and really anybody that didn't agree with the purpose of this protests were being harassed, bullied, intimidated, physically assaulted there was a counterprotest actually on sunday, which was an organized permitted protests by supporters of israel and jewish students and that protests was basically attacked by the palestinian protesters there was an many people were injured. so the violence really didn't start tuesday night. it had been going on for days and days what happened tuesday's despicable people that we don't know who they are basically came in and created a war zone. and that's what happens when there's no line order. i went to the police on friday again on monday and begged them to go up there because i myself was assaulted on monday when i was giving an interview. and the police
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cnn's camila bernal is on the campus at usc. so camilo, what's been the reaction? >> and how how are people feeling now that the campus is back open hey fred, things have been calm this morning and the university is saying that the operation of clearing all of these students, encampment was peaceful and it was successful. it took them 64 minutes to get everyone out of the university and it's a very, very different scene from what we saw about two weeks ago here on campus when things got extremely violent and many people got arrested, there is already a disciplinary process in place and starting to figure out what's going to happen to all of these people that were arrested and affiliated with the university. but you're seeing these repercussions it's not just here on this campus, but around the country as well it's really heavy emotionally hearing the sun, grenades you're fired from the rubber bullets, and you don't know what's happening. these are the moments ucla students, sabrina ellis is still trying to process. >> i was just trying to go minute by minute my my
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thank so much there at the usc campus, we'll check back with you. all right. for more now, on all the demonstrations that we've seen on college campuses, i'm joined now by shamil address of a ceo for search for common ground and global peace building organization. a shamil, great to see you. so i understand that you see these demonstrations, these protests as an important display of what today's youth leadership looks like what do you mean by that well thanks for having me on. i mean, one of the things that we've seen in this country and globally is that youth movements especially the ones that attract a huge diversity across race, religion, ethnicity like this one has make them world a better place. eventually we've seen, i think in this country one of the most consistent patterns over the last 60 years has been that those movements manifest through college campus protests that at the time of the protests is oftentimes opposed ridiculed, kinda set aside, or violently even suppressed but then years later is looked back upon with a lot of credit and recognition
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and so usc saying they already started a disciplinary process for the people that are involved in this. and god detained and our party so the school and so again, it's what you're seeing around the nation because there are some repercussions for the people who are involved in these encampments. the university is back open, but only if you have an id, are you allowed to go inside of the school? they're also saying that no one with any camping gear is allowed inside of the school, so they are trying to prevent this from happening again, just all right. >> camila bernal for us there at usc and los angeles. thanks so much also new today, the university of mississippi scipy opening a student conduct investigation citing what officials call offensive and hurtful language and actions of hostility and racist overtones. this coming after a protest involving pro-palestinian and anti protest demonstrators we're about to show you some of that confrontation and a warning. you might find it disturbing adding to the outrage that video was shared on social media by georgia republican congressman mike
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i think it was this was usc canceled its main graduation. you have to let jewish and other students feel protected and safe, but i'm not sure canceling and entire graduation is good for either side because people become more divided. so if i sound com, it isn't that i m is just that part of this is just buying time before you see some of the disruptions that might be or police actions that might be the limited number of colleges and universities, but no one should go first in in the way that we saw originally last week with law enforcement well it is a very tense de campuses all across the country. we know that you'll be watching carefully and we'll have you back very soon, julie, thank you very much. there are new developments in the israel-hamas war right now, the us secretary of state antony blinken, he is in saudi arabia meeting with key middle eastern leaders as well as the de facto ruler of saudi arabia, crown prince mohammed bin so i'm on, this comes as hamas considers a new deal that calls for the release of hostages in exchange for
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. >> it has been extremely difficult for them you do see a usc la police officer here, but we have not seen a lot of them. there's not many police officers were waiting see what happens, then they're trying to keep these as protests as peaceful as possible. but again, there's a lot of people who are not necessarily being peaceful. and you have caused a lot of this report throughout the day, bread. >> and so i wonder, can me, what is the plan that this is singular? it is today only to have these dueling protests or is is there a larger picture that's coming from the campus on allowing these two sustained a protests all right. >> it looks like we've, we've been having some audio problems with camila. it sounds like just you can't hear me, but that's okay. so i'm she and her team are doing a great job there. these dueling protests there on the ucla campus all right, now to a critical conversation on the war in gaza, the white house says, president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke earlier today. and it's been quoted that they reiterated the a very clear position on
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. >> usc's president says protesters broke the law, but no arrests were made however, hundreds of protesters have been arrested at about 45 colleges and universities in the cnn's camila banal spoke to some students and faculty members about their decision to protest and how it's impacting campuses across the country it's really heavy emotionally hearing the stun grenades, you'd appearing shots fired from the rubber bullets and you don't know what's happening. >> these are the moments you dla students sabrina ellis is still trying to process i was just trying to go minute by minute. >> my my heat, we're hurting from standing up for so long. i do think that the message of the encampment and the protest was important enough that i felt the risk was worth it. >> well, sabrina is not facing charges. the consequences for some protesters around the nation be serious and include detainment, misdemeanors, school suspensions, and expulsions. and in the case of michael allen, a lecturer at washington university in st. louis aid administrative leave. >> there was arrested within three minutes of the pol
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student or staff member the lapd was called in last night to lock down that campus an earlier this week, usc announced the cancellation of its main commencement because of safety concerns, students and auraria campus in denver were hauled off and zip ties. dozens were arrested. at yesterday's rally et arrows, zona state university, please recall it in to tear down tense and at one point, the school turned on its sprinklers to break up the encampment within 70 people were arrested. there, and students at columbia university are about to go into their second week of protests cnn's polo sandoval is outside the encampment. there hammered victor, good morning to you as we get ready to start yet another week of these demonstrations in the heart of columbia university, which is where this massive wave of protests originally started. there is a sense that those conversations with negotiations that were ongoing between members of the encampment and columbia school officials, if they haven't stalled, at least some slowed. that's according to one of two student negotiators that have been engaged in the
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bread is a columnist at the new york times bruce, let me start with usc new what do you think has, has gone wrong at columbia over the last few weeks? well most of the faculty and i think the student body think that what's gone wrong is calling the police that the protest was calm well-organized, not violent. there is little if any, intimidation of anyone and there are people who don't agree with the protesters who absolutely don't agree with bringing in the police. i think that's the single biggest thing. the other thing that faculty object to more strongly, again, whatever their positions on the middle east is that in president shah fk506 testimony before congress, she didn't stand up for the principles of the university, which is academic freedom and shared governance due process transparency read what is in your view what went wrong at columbia over the last few weeks? i don't know if it's over the last few weeks. it's maybe over the last few years you have hundreds of students who are protesting. objective we speaking for a terrorist organization, they're not holding up signs, cal
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do you think these campuses whether be columbia university, usc, ucla, are willing to do that in order to end these campaigns i think the universities are going to have those kinds of discussions that are going on behind the scenes, right now and they're gonna look for some kind of a middle position frankly, based on what we've seen on universities across the country, i'd be surprised if you see an agreement in response to this to change an investment strategy, they also have to keep in mind the way most endowments are operated today. >> not specific stocks that are owned, its funds that are owned, it's much more diffuse than that so my guess is universities are going to try to find some other way of addressing these concerns that the students have. students are right to raise their concerns. they have a right to raise their concerns. but sometimes winning doesn't mean you get everything that you set out to get right? >> and maybe the goal isn't ending the campaigns, it's making sure that these campaigns were these movements can continue without posing any harm to anyone, right so you'
do you think these campuses whether be columbia university, usc, ucla, are willing to do that in order to end these campaigns i think the universities are going to have those kinds of discussions that are going on behind the scenes, right now and they're gonna look for some kind of a middle position frankly, based on what we've seen on universities across the country, i'd be surprised if you see an agreement in response to this to change an investment strategy, they also have to keep in mind...
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we've seen the meta usc and other places these are very sad pictures. >> students have a right to protest. they have a right to express themselves they don't have a right to disrupt. and it's very clear that there are substantial disruption on many campuses and administrations have agonizingly difficult choices to me i wish they had made the decision not to allow these students to enter in the first place i wish that they had rapidly threatened escalating discipline and suspensions, inability to graduate, the inability to get credit for the semester. i wish they had been much stronger in responding to earlier provocations of which there have been many since october 7, i think if it had been managed right. we wouldn't be discussing police presences in the way that we are. i think it's not difficult to respond to some things. for example, the john harvard statue at harvard has been defaced by a coffee in placed on it for four days and no one has even been removed that so i think these are very difficult issues. i think there's a lot you can do short of calling in the police, but it has to b
we've seen the meta usc and other places these are very sad pictures. >> students have a right to protest. they have a right to express themselves they don't have a right to disrupt. and it's very clear that there are substantial disruption on many campuses and administrations have agonizingly difficult choices to me i wish they had made the decision not to allow these students to enter in the first place i wish that they had rapidly threatened escalating discipline and suspensions,...
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still monitoring this breaking news out of los angeles where police are moving in on protesters at usc and will continue to discuss that. and up next, trump's allies are warning on abortion as democrats counts. and then i talked to two nfl legend sue good about their support for legalizing marijuana i realize that candidates it was better for me now they're shooting the cloud how show you what's happening from him as a whole now. and they're giving orders to disperse any feels like a lot happened to test the toughness of the gear sorrento x. and the key is sorrento turbo-hybrid we recreated some of the wettest spring hottest summers wendy is false and coldest winters all on one track. to prove these three row suv built for the unstoppable kia movement that inspires the temper peta, breeze, make sleep feel cool and comfortable so no more sweating all night or blasting the air conditioning because the temperature breeze pulls heat away from your body. so the mattress feels up to ten degrees cooler all night long businesses go further with 5g solutions. >> that's why they choose t-mobile
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appreciate him i'll tell you, guys over the last two weeks, i've been to places like harvard columbia ucla, usc. i've seen this firsthand i've seen the sort of craziness manifesting on these campuses. and look, we need to have you know, really just just fierce hope for the hundred and 33 hostages still being held in gaza and deep compassion for the palestinian civilians still in harm's way. and yet what's happening at this campuses is way beyond that. when i was at ucla on sunday, i saw the pushing and shoving. i saw i saw the anti-israel students locking arms and preventing people from passing. i witnessed it firsthand. i saw once students stepping on and smashing and american flag into the ground. i mean, it was a real reminder that there's a kind of bethlehem on these campuses and look, my heart breaks when i see police using what might appear to be excessive force. but there has to be a restoration of law and order like it's not fair to all of the students to see their classes interrupted their study periods totally disrupted i mean, that's not okay. and it hurts everyone ultimately as well
appreciate him i'll tell you, guys over the last two weeks, i've been to places like harvard columbia ucla, usc. i've seen this firsthand i've seen the sort of craziness manifesting on these campuses. and look, we need to have you know, really just just fierce hope for the hundred and 33 hostages still being held in gaza and deep compassion for the palestinian civilians still in harm's way. and yet what's happening at this campuses is way beyond that. when i was at ucla on sunday, i saw the...
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we have seen instances wolf or police have done just that, including last week here in california at usc, that was just really volatile situation where a protester was put into a squad car. believe we have video of that. that's squad car surrounded by other protesters, resulting in this very tense situation are for nick watt was right there on the scene as this was happening. what authorities ultimately did was have that person it's been released. they made the decision the on-scene commander, that that was the way to de-escalate and you actually see that individual as he stepped out of the crowd actually helping push people back, telling the crowd to go away. that obviously a good resolution. there's a question about whether that could then it looked as capitulation to this crowd, but of course, for authorities, their job is to try to reduce the tensions in this very volatile situation. we will of course, continue to see more of these protests. wolf and the police will certainly be under the microscope. >> yeah, the way that police officer took down that emory university professor that
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are many millions of dollars riding on these decisions donations from alumni, the economic impact of usc canceling their graduation airfare, hotels, restaurants, these are very significant financial costs and any negotiation analysis has to include both the institutional cost as well as the personal cost. let's not lose sight of the fact that in 1968, a former president of columbia, grayson kirk lost his job because he called the police onto campus to deal with demonstrators in that case, it was against the vietnam war. >> so there's a very rich legacy here, and this is all on her shoulders. >> riverbanks, apa, thank you so much, really appreciate your time today coming up. we're going to continue to stay on top of all these protests across the united states. i'm going to be joined i'm by a former university president to get his take on the demonstrations, reaction to the cancel that university of southern california graduation and whether he thinks other schools should do the same this situation with wolf blitzer didn't knighted six once cnn see idp disrupts cid derails let's be honest
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i know there are because i've seen people who i recognized who are over at the ucl, the usc protest earlier i've seen i've recognized people from other protests who are here. and you can there are students in absolutely for sure, but there for also outsiders. and we saw that last night when those pro israeli counter protesters came onto campus, clearly some of them, most of them, if not all of them, were also not students, they were outside agitators they are drawn to these campuses because the campuses have become the focal point. now some of them will have some silly held beliefs on either side. some of them are here for a fight. >> yeah. and elliot williams mean what is the difference between outsiders and students in a situation like this? well, non from the eyes of law enforcement, if a police officer witnesses or it gets evidenced at something, the crimes were committed. of course, they can go after student or protests are like now the university is limited and what it can do to an outside program because folks may outside aren't subject to university ethics rules or dining hall rules
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columbia, because the epicenter, which push this to the four and then you see it students at ucla, at usc, you saw students at ut austin you see students at two lane at this morning, we're seeing the havoc that is going on because swat teams, for example, a two lane went in to remove student protests that's it. is they're here at columbia university. we saw an incredible scene of shocking all with dozens of police officers going into all different vantage points from the second story a window to the door, and pulling out protesters who had broken into that hall as well. so there's a lot of police activity going on on college campuses right now and this is all due to the war in gaza. basically the war has come home in the minds of these students and they want to see some action on the university. now they are seeing police this option. instead john tate for sarah, a standby for all moment again, we continue to look at the picture, from the university of wisconsin at madison. i want to bring in our homeless security analysts, julia chi m, and you'll well, yeah, we are looking at these pictu
columbia, because the epicenter, which push this to the four and then you see it students at ucla, at usc, you saw students at ut austin you see students at two lane at this morning, we're seeing the havoc that is going on because swat teams, for example, a two lane went in to remove student protests that's it. is they're here at columbia university. we saw an incredible scene of shocking all with dozens of police officers going into all different vantage points from the second story a window...
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we ended our last week of classes on zoom and on top of that, we've now seen that usc has i don't know exactly how they're structuring their graduation if it's completely canceled, are or not, but they have canceled at least part of it. and in any case, they are altering that process. so because of that, and in conjunction with the fact that we appear to see no real progress being made in terms of getting these students off the lawns and continuing to set up for graduation. >> i think things are things are looking a little grim. >> i'm i'm not super optimistic with that being said. i would be absolutely i would be so embarrassed if the university were to capitulate to these students. its own students bullying, it's administration and dictating the terms of how we finish the school year and how we graduate. i mean, i would be i would just be absolutely humiliated on behalf of columbia. and as a as a columbia grad at that point regarding the police presence, i will say i have no problem with it. all of my zionist friends and all of my jewish friends have no problem with it. we appreciate
we ended our last week of classes on zoom and on top of that, we've now seen that usc has i don't know exactly how they're structuring their graduation if it's completely canceled, are or not, but they have canceled at least part of it. and in any case, they are altering that process. so because of that, and in conjunction with the fact that we appear to see no real progress being made in terms of getting these students off the lawns and continuing to set up for graduation. >> i think...
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to lock down the campus earlier this week usc announced the cancellation of its main commencement due to safety concerns and students at columbia university are about to go into their second week of protests cnn's polo sandoval is outside the encampment. there hammered victor, good morning to you as we get ready to start yet another week of these demonstrations in the heart of columbia university which is where this massive wave of protests originally started. there is a sense that those conversations as negotiations that were ongoing between members of the encampment in an columbia school officials, if they have stalled, they at least is slowed. that's according to one of two student negotiators that have been engaged in these conversations? with the administration for well over a week now, not moot. khalil telling cnn on friday that though there was some sign of progress late last week in terms i'm just trying to find some common ground. they say at least here, he said that at this point they have not been able to successfully reach an agreement that would lead to clearing out the s
to lock down the campus earlier this week usc announced the cancellation of its main commencement due to safety concerns and students at columbia university are about to go into their second week of protests cnn's polo sandoval is outside the encampment. there hammered victor, good morning to you as we get ready to start yet another week of these demonstrations in the heart of columbia university which is where this massive wave of protests originally started. there is a sense that those...
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for example, at you at usc when armed officers went in and it just created a terrible, seedless it's a real dilemma here. we know they obviously don't want this encampment here for that much longer, but they also don't want the violence seems that he saw last night when they had a low police presence and they also don't really want the violence scenes that attentionally could happen if they go into this encampment heavy handed, it's i mean, i'd say it's a lose-lose situation, but it's a very difficult situation for law enforcement and for college administration a powder keg or a piece and little room in between, nick, thank you so much. >> standby. we're gonna get right back to you if those police move and we're going to be watching very closely, so everyone please stand by as the tension is rising, you can just feel it's almost palate football. what it is nick that is describing to all of us more than 400 protesters have been arrested at university campuses from coast to coast, over just the past 24 hours in gaza, eruptions of vandalism as well. and we're learning tonight that offic
for example, at you at usc when armed officers went in and it just created a terrible, seedless it's a real dilemma here. we know they obviously don't want this encampment here for that much longer, but they also don't want the violence seems that he saw last night when they had a low police presence and they also don't really want the violence scenes that attentionally could happen if they go into this encampment heavy handed, it's i mean, i'd say it's a lose-lose situation, but it's a very...
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southern california's said as the lapd is moving to clear these pro-palestinian anti-war encampments usc says in a new message that quote, people who don't leave could be arrested unquote this all comes after protesters at the university of michigan this weekend interrupted commencement ceremonies saturday the university of florida warned that quote, the university is not a daycare and we do not treat protesters like children so when it gets down to discuss, is the president of the university of florida, former nebraska republican senator ben sas. do i call you senator? do i call you precedent? i'm not sure what i'm supposed to call you ben is good. then it's a glorious morning and gainesville, you gotta get out of here. jake, i'll call you back. i guess it feels weird though, so we've seen some disruptions already at the university of michigan this weekend. other schools like columbia, obviously it's been held for a lot of students and faculty there for weeks university of florida is holding graduation ceremonies this weekend. multiple ceremonies what are you seeing? are they being disr
southern california's said as the lapd is moving to clear these pro-palestinian anti-war encampments usc says in a new message that quote, people who don't leave could be arrested unquote this all comes after protesters at the university of michigan this weekend interrupted commencement ceremonies saturday the university of florida warned that quote, the university is not a daycare and we do not treat protesters like children so when it gets down to discuss, is the president of the university...
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they don't want to go away and the university needs to do what they can to enforce their own policy usc canceled its main stage graduation ceremony because of the protests and the security that they've needed to put in place. i took a look. i think ucla, his graduation is an early june. i mean, do you think ucla should or needs to follow suit? i mean, what what would your reaction be? if that became a reality and ucla started canceling events around graduation because of these protests yes. >> so once again, i believe one of your correspondence mentioned it, but these are the same college seniors that had their high school graduation canceled because of covid. so what a shame for the students to not be able to have their college graduation because of a group of students and outside agitators want to intimidate the rest of their campus where ucla, we have 30,000 undergraduates several thousand of those will be graduating in june. >> and only a couple of dozen of them are coming to the campus to try to shut things down and how terrible would that be for everybody else to have to suffer, n
they don't want to go away and the university needs to do what they can to enforce their own policy usc canceled its main stage graduation ceremony because of the protests and the security that they've needed to put in place. i took a look. i think ucla, his graduation is an early june. i mean, do you think ucla should or needs to follow suit? i mean, what what would your reaction be? if that became a reality and ucla started canceling events around graduation because of these protests yes....