right to oh, we have correspondence covering the story at the university of texas at austin at princeton university in new jersey. and the columbia university in new york from where we will begin with altis. there is kristen salumi, kristen, everyone there. as we mentioned, focus on this building a behind you and the consequences that those students face the absolutely they are facing exposure and, and as of today, the notice went out from the administration that the students who decides to remain in hamilton hall behind me could be expelled from the university, that's a step above what they were threatening the demonstrators on the campus grounds where they are being threatened with suspension and in many cases have already received. notice that there have been suspensions even students who actually works in the encampment when they weren't supposed to be um, but were on campus in the vicinity. some of them have told us that they have received suspension notices as well. you may also see or hear behind me that demonstrators have gathered outside of the gate. they are protesting restricted access t

john. 100 live there at princeton university. in new jersey, let's head over to washington dc. now my kinda is at george washington university in the us capital, micah, talk to us about what's been happening, where you are. this of course, is one of the big universities in dc in the heart of the us capital of what has been getting a little bit louder over the last job, but still remains fundamentally peaceful police up block top sides of the street here, but they are keeping a distance, they all monitoring the situation. they tell me the university authorities did off police to remove the students 24 hours ago. but the d. c. police declined to do so, saying that to this point the demonstration has been peaceful and they will not enter it as long as the domain is peaceful. i'll just step aside and you can see the crowds here, a gathering outside university square. many of them did sleepy a overnight. now some of the organizers inside that square behind the fence do not want to come off because they are so concerned that they will not be allowed to go back into into the main encam

a student led movement against the war on guys i sprayed across the country under a 100 at princeton university, one of the newest in cam. it's for students approach asked as being a record of universities across the us and he's really s y case 557 dies on broadman defaults to st. pet scale at least 32 in the past 24 hours. many of them women and children. also the silent, growing anger and frustration in israel with thousands, a gathering in tennessee, calling for the resignation of prime minister benjamin miss young. i'm drawing a hole in front of the union buildings in pretoria with it being celebrations of south africa's 1st free and democratic election, the prose, nelson mandela and the african national congress to power 30 years ago. i'm trying to get as real as go with the sports roughly madell gets the biggest when it has come back so far. the 22 time grand slam champion these i like the middle in the drange for his 1st victory over top of 2012 in nearly 2 years. the thank you for joining us. we begin in the us ways to, to, in demonstrations against the war on guys i have spread across

risking disruption to the academic calendar that determines the carol, 100 reports now from princeton university in new jersey. for students occupying college campuses across the united states. the price of pro test can be high. there are the arrests, a 100 of them on saturday at northeastern university in boston. and more than 600 over the past week, including 2 here at princeton university. talk about guns and culture. i mean, this is a kansas shut down any discussion and really ranging discussion of history. i mean for many of these positions, history began on october 7th. we didn't begin on october, the 7th it's, we actually led to october the 7th. and this is what students want to discuss. then there is the academic price at princeton were captured, protesters look on. many students were masks to protect their identities, but still play by the university's rules. no amplifiers, no sleeping in no tents, including the massive tent, the university put up for an upcoming event next to the protest encampment as soon as they are taking some big risk at these protests, if they violate university r

john prestigious, the prestigious, princeton university. of course, this is one of the us encampments. what's the scene like where you are literally, this is day 3 of the encampment here at princeton. and as you can see, it's a fairly small one compared to some of the other ones that we've seen in new york city and elsewhere. but here, as all across the country, these students are committed to staying and occupying this phase. and so far it seems to be a fairly peaceful seeing if we can see those yellow jackets. those are the campus security officers who are standing by, not swooping in uh to raid the students. but you also may notice that there are no permanent tents set up, and that's the red line that many universities have drawn. they view the tents as permanent structures and at new york university and elsewhere. they have swept in and torn those tents down and arrested students who've been in them. so one of the issues here is that the students want to occupy the space. they want to make their statement their demands against the univer

american people, joe biden hasn't come around well, and they're kind of thank you so much. princeton university, visiting professor and senior fellow at harvard university and former president human rights watch. kenneth ross, thank you so much for joining us today. thanks for having me. so what's the bottom line guys in the depths of an ongoing nightmare? and even more palestinians are gonna starve and die if there is no change soon in the politics and direction of this conflict, the world watches is one of the world's most important courts, monitoring human rights violations order. it is real to address the famine it is costing gaza. but let's face it is real can ignore pressure because it has been us running defense. us extension of the un security council might have been meant as a message, but we should all remain pretty skeptical. but israel's leadership can read the softball signals, stopping israel's war is going to take something bolder than an order from the world court or a resolution from the you. when the u. s. has to say it will not be part of a genocide. an order is real to stand

that's john henry and reporting their life from princeton university in new jersey. let's head over now to washington dc and mike hannah is at george washington university. joining us now live mike g, w 4 is one of the big universities in the heart of the us capital. tell us about what's happening that as well as being peaceful here. so a few dozen, the students, some of whom did spend the night intense. uh, police saw in position here, they are monitoring the situation. they tell me very clear that they are not going to take any action, although they will, austin do so by the university of authorities. now this is actually a public space. george washington is a public university, and this creates a different scenario from those private universities because of limits the action to which the university can do. now we do understand that they police were asked to remove the students by the university authorities. they declined to do so because they describe this as a peaceful gathering and will only take action if there is violent or inflammatory tool. let me just step a

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just went to princeton university. as in day 3, a couple of students were arrested one day one for putting up a tense because the university doesn't allow permanent structures. we talked to a professor who held class out here the other day. and he said he thought there was an irony and the fact that the university in steals values and students and then punishes them for practicing those values. you know, talk about kinds and culture. i mean, this is a can shut down any discussion and really ranging discussion of history. i mean for many of these politicians of history began on this. we didn't begin on october. the 7th is we actually let to october the 7th. and this is what students want to discuss. the students risk exposure, and if they violate the university's rules, it protests and that can be expensive. it costs $57000.00 in tuition to go here to princeton university. and for many of them it's in education. they've drained of all their lives. you know, that speaks to how passionate people are about it. i mean, we're

>> in that moment, what happened was a group of autonomous students decided that princeton university's investments in the apartheid state of israel, which is now conducting a genocide with that money shouldn't remain. so we shouldn't profit off of a genocide. and so we came together and we decided to protest peacefully in in consultation with other universities across the united states and we wanted to make a stance that what princeton university and the institutions here higher education institutions and the us government, or investments in the way that we're looking at israel and the genocide that we're committing isn't right. >> all right. so uh, night before you arrested princeton, really lisa statement. all right. and it reads in part, i know you've seen it, but let me just write everyone to hear attend via some types of protest actions, including occupying or blocking access to buildings, establishing outdoor encampments are inherently unsafe for both those involved and for bystanders. they increase the potential for escalation and confrontation. there also inconsistent with the

she's a princeton university graduate student who was arrested at a pro-palestinian encampment on campus at princeton, and as we just been talking about those columbia students now being suspended cynthia is now barred from princeton pending a disciplinary review. so i can thank you for coming in. so i want to just just start here. now you're seeing what happened was happening tonight. the pepper spray at ut-austin you're telling me i understand it's been more rest at princeton in the past few moments. we've got video of your arrest. your hands, or zip-tied it from what it appears we're gonna show everybody. this is u at the encampment and princeton, when you arrested the university says you were given repeated warnings to exit the area. you chose not to do so. that's why they arrested you. what happened in that moment and what do you understand is happening? right now in that moment, what happened was a group of autonomous students decided that princeton university's investments in the apartheid state of israel, which is now conducting a genocide with that money, shouldn't remain. >> so

well, the volume to sol, jerome 1200 begins, are coverage now from princeton university in new jersey for students occupying college campuses across the united states. the price of pro test can be high. there are the arrests, a 100 of them on saturday at northeastern university in boston, and more than 600 over the past week, including 2 here at princeton university. talk about guns and culture. i mean, this is a kansas shut down any discussion and really ranging discussion of history. i mean for many of these positions and history began on october 7th. we didn't begin on october, the 7th it's, we actually let to october the 7th. and this is what students want to discuss. then there is the academic price at princeton were captured. protesters move on. many students were masks to protect their identities, but still play by the university's rules. no amplifiers, no sleeping in no tents, including the massive tent the university put up for an upcoming event next to the protest encampment. soon as are taking some big risk at these protests, if they violate university rules, they can be ex

magholuba is a traditional food of palestinians in princeton university and harvard . moghlobah was just an ordinary food before, but these days it has become one of the ways to fight against the occupation of the zionist regime and overthrowing the enemies. defeated by one note. it is that when it is cooked, the food is returned from the pot to a large tray or plate. the return of this food has been interpreted as a symbol of victory and the overthrow of the zionist rule. in continuation of the anti-zionist movements of students in different regions of the world today, students the sorbonne university of paris stood up in support of the people of gaza. protesters and french students with slogans. free palestine camped in this university to declare their solidarity with the palestinian nation. the students are chanting that israel is a murderer and a criminal, etc. according to reports, as soon as the students' tents were set up, the french police gathered all the students' tents upon entering the universities. continuation of nationwide rallies supporting the protests

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the american security forces arrested a number of them minutes after the students of princeton universityrted their sit-in in protest of the gaza sterilization . johnson is the speaker of the us house of representatives who came to columbia university. it has been a week more than ten universities. it is the scene of a sit-in in support of gaza, and the sound of the slogan from the river to the sea, which is familiar to palestinian ears with the name of the river to the sea , is loud. the american police entered the university campus and arrested dozens of students. the jewish professor of the university of texas talks about the situation these days. in my opinion, the presidents of the universities, including the university president. texas where i work is scared. they fear being criticized and condemned by politicians, the governor of texas, and members of congress. the president of columbia university in the united states has been threatened with dismissal because he cannot stop the protest take the students repression of non-believers, just like the anti-war movements of the 1970s, on

a few days after princeton university students began their sit-in in protest of the gaza genocide, american security forces arrested a number of them. johnson is the speaker of the us house of representatives who came to columbia university. it's been a week that more than 10 american universities have staged a sit-in in support of gaza and the voice of the river the sea is the slogan that is familiar to palestinian ears with the name of nahar to behr. the american police entered the university campus and arrested dozens of students . the jewish professor of the university of texas talks about the situation these days. the war of 1970 only increased the interdependence of believers . the survey of harvard university proves that more than half of the young people between 18 and 24. the student revolution is a familiar keyword for the history of america and europe. a few students protested against the war vietnam or cambodia lost their lives in cases like this. students in america said that the american government has turned the country's universities into barracks and does not even adhere to

some university is about to cancel their graduation ceremonies while others have seen and time building is occupied by protesting students. i'll just say it was john engineer, put some princeton in new jersey. as for students occupying college campuses across the united states, the price of pro test can be high. there are the arrests, a 100 of them on saturday at northeastern university in boston. and more than 600 over the past week, including 2 here at princeton university, talk about guns and culture. i mean, this is the kinds of culture shut down any discussion and really ranging discussion of this. i mean, for many of these politicians history began on this. we didn't begin on october. the 7th it's, we actually led to october the 7th. and this is 11 for this. but then there is the academic price at princeton work held through protesters. look on, many students were masks to protect their identities that still play by the university's rules, no amplifiers, no sleeping in no tents, including the massive tent, the university put up for an upcoming event. next to the protest encampment. soon as they're taking some big risk and things protests, if they violate university rule

and then princeton university professor, author of "we are the leaders we've been looking for" shares his views on black politics and how they move forward in our democracy. watch book tv every sunday on c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at booktv.org. >> house democratic leader hakeem jeffries spoke to reporters on capitol hill following the house vote to move forward on foreign aid legislation. he said he was pleased the rules for the bill was approved and they'd provide military aid to ukraine, israel, and taiwan. and house democrats wanted action on the legislation for weeks. he also answers questions by moves from some house republicans to push a motion to vacate and oust mike johnson as house speaker. >> good afternoon, or months. the american people have had their national security interest placed on hold. recklessly. because of pro putin maga extremists like marjorie taylor greene. it's time to support our allies in theaters of conflict like gaza, haiti, and the sudan. house democrats once again have cleared the way for legislatio

. >> we can discuss this now with a professor and princeton university author.he author of a new book. thank you so much for joining us. i noticed in this book you are advocating for people to be the leaders they want to see. part of that is grassroots activism, advocating, campaigning. is what you are seeing on college campuses, does that align with what you are advocating for? >> absolutely. what we are seeing is a cultural shift. there is a moral question here. will you stand by and witness unimaginable horror? 13,000 babies dead? how will you respond to a situation you might think is morally reprehensible? how do you defend the defenseless? there are questions. there are those who support israel. we have to think about october 7 and the 1200 people killed. at the heart of this, students are trying to make a moral decision. how can i put it -- with each moment we allow ourselves to be comfortable with people in our midst, something corrodes in the soul. >> we heard the white house seeing it embraces the right to free speech and protest but at the same time wa

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simply rebuild in the same place as they have at columbia and new york university where they build elsewhere, as we saw earlier at princeton. but my number is outside of students in continents at the george washington university in the us capital it over the past 24 hours. the fence behind me here has been sealed. nobody is being allowed in to the area where the tents have been pitched this in order to ensure that it doesn't get to be good, then it is. now if you look over here, this, outside this on a street running along side universe be square more 10 said being pinched up here in both areas. police say they all here to monitor. they blocked off both sides of this road, running parts university square. but they insist that because the demonstration is peaceful because there has been no vitriolic language that they will just stay and monitor. they will not into fear this despite the fact that the university authorities awesome some 24 hours ago to move in the police. the trying to do so, and perhaps what's happening here is something that happened way back in june 2020 . when dc police forcibly disperse, demonstrate is w

simply rebuild in the same place as they have it columbia in new york university, where they build elsewhere, as we saw earlier at princeton trying to engine. thanks very much for that. meanwhile, phil of l is that to every university in atlanta, phil describe the scene in the atmosphere there, i would say is less protest and one of the better. what is more festival? like at the moment, i mean, just 30 seconds ago, we have bought molly. we had stevie wants to play the people here with that dogs. it's very much a positive gathering and that's very much by design. the organizes have very publicly settled social media, you know, bring a blanket, bring some food, re, something to drink. i just make your presence and not this is not something where they want the police to be involved. they don't want any arrests. they want people just be here in a positive way, projecting that towards the people of gauze and do what like how did anyway, to help us. so that would be a complete contrast to what we saw on the 1st day, of course, and exactly the same location where we saw those offices from emory police from atlanta police state tr

themselves because they are students of columbia university, because they are students of princeton university , and the point that i told you is the relationship with the zionist regime since the beginning of the establishment of the zionist regime, which is 75 years old. communication with military institutions information institutions are part of the background of history. these are the universities and the products that these universities have in the humanities and social sciences were produced with this obstacle, produced with this money, produced to serve this arrogant capitalist system . you, mrs. abdini, i know you are a graduate of tehran university. he is being taught in tehran university today , he is influenced by the materials that have been taken out of these universities, now if the professor is a little bit. if he is paying attention to these discussions, maybe this point that i mentioned will help you in class . if he is not paying attention, he won't say it like this. it recycles and recycles the content produced in american universities and gives it to students like you. for

among them are such well-known albummakers as yale, harvard , princeton universities, and the massachusettsnology. the situation is aggravated by internal problems of the united states, which seem to have been forgotten in the white house. about strange democracy, author's commentary by maria petrashko. hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, tv news agency. what is american democracy? no, i’m not asking for definitions from books, let’s get to the facts. american democracy is, for example, when, with the help and support of washington , the gas sector is turned into ruins. over 30,000 civilians died, and 25,000 of them were women and children, but those were citizens. free america, who decided to exercise their democratic right to condemn the massacre of palestinians, they were simply beaten and arrested, but could have been shot according to the old american tradition, this is democracy, this is america. in 2020, the american authorities condemned the actions of the belarusian security forces, apparently because they were not cruel enough like the american security forces. americans, you are

and you might be wondering why i'm not at princeton university. i'm across the street where they're about to have a news conference and the students who are arrested are not allowed to go back on campus. so we are in the town square in princeton where they're about to address what happened last night, but about a dozen, the less i think the 13 was the actual cho. ready and the faculty were involved, they were helping support those students to try to protect them from police. no faculty were arrested. but this is really one of the latest scenes where you're seeing is across the country. we've had more than 700 arrests. and these were simply the latest 1200 for us, the at princeton in new jersey. thanks very much. let's go over to the us capital of washington dc where she had brought tunzia stunting by george washington university. interesting. we've been to 3 universities already. she had detention arrest detention arrest, detention arrest, the hudson being the case where you although how's it i've never been attempts to arrest, but i've been so fi

state university and former federal prosecutor caren morrison, and political scientist at princeton universityht. good to have you booked with us. how very significant moment today, of course, and the focus on the jury. what might the demographic of the jury what might the demographic of the jury look like and how could that impact the trial? the jury look like and how could that impact the trial? the democratic -- demographic _ impact the trial? the democratic -- demographic of _ impact the trial? the democratic -- demographic of the _ impact the trial? the democratic -- demographic of the jury _ impact the trial? the democratic -- demographic of the jury will - impact the trial? the democratic -- demographic of the jury will reflect | demographic of the jury will reflect the demographic of manhattan. diverse, probably highly educated in part. it will be a battle between the two sides to try to sculpt the best jury for the two sides to try to sculpt the bestjury for them. the two sides to try to sculpt the best jury for them.— the two sides to try to sculpt the best jury for them. want to be

joining u our associate politics and public affairs at princeton university doctor laura wright and forin strategic democrat strategist kevin walling, welcome to you both. doctor wright there are constitutional legal moral even religious views that factor into this decision. is there any consensus on when life begins or how the issue of abortion should be handled among voters? >> no, there's really no consensus among democrats or republicans. it's a very thorny moral and political issue. i would say the top issue that democrats have surrounding abortion heading into 2024. when we pull voters 10 - 12% of them say abortion is my number one most important concern. when you lower that to what we call low propensity voters, voters who didn't turn out in the midterms are sure to turn on a general election it is even lower. the task that democrats have because absolutely they have the advantage on the abortion issue and republicans are losing honor. it's making a sale yet in making the case that this is just as important as economy, immigration or crime which you mentioned are much more import

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and by the way i don't think princeton princeton university. so when someone at princeton was telling me this employs a single military historian, if you study history at princeton you will never encounter professors actually spends his time studying war but this is should not be an insight boys are interested in this stuff mean i remember i was interested in stuff and and you know military battles and how these things unfold in and who are the main actors and was patton you know how was patton as a general so on i grooved that as a kid and we do not offer most young boys access to a world of two fields of of human that correspond with what interests them. so then we wonder our boys don't read both. they don't want to read what, you know, their sisters are reading and that's fine. but we should make sure that they're reading something that. they will start and then be up night. you know, i feel like matt wants to say he did not groove on that kind of. no, i did groove. i distinctly sitting on the toilet hours moving on these like that like world