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. >> we came out with something called the hamilton plan, version 2.0. alexr the war, he took over the state's debts and created the united states. what you have is you have a situation now where the states and the cities and counties are operating too end patiently of the federal government. what we need to do is have much greater harmony between the federal government, the state governments, the county governments and the city governments. what you have is you have a cost structure in new york city that is 25 to 30% full of pensions. it's full of bloated expense. and we need to work with the federal government to fix that. you need to restructure the tax code of the united states to switch to a more european system where consumption is taxed which is a value-added tax and income is taxed at a lower rate. this is a very republican philosophy. but it's working in 150 countries around the world. for some reason, un united stats thinks we should tax income and encourage consumption. maria: you're going to have to come up with a list of how you're actually going

. >> i mean, how do the lib dems do in scotland, i the guy, is it alex cole—hamilton?lot of people, the area of south queensferry, which is just outside edinburgh, that's a liberal democrat stronghold, as with some places outside of saint andrews in the east neuk of fife. so the are i'm seen as credible and people do vote for them. so yeah, i don't think they're a complete busted flush. >> yeah, well this is going to be interesting to see if they can return to the kind of numbers they had. yes. pre what, 2011. yes. when they all or after sorry 2017. when does it all fall apart basically when they well they did the coalition in 2010. >> then they were punished for that. they were punished over the tuition fees. >> that basically is the punishment. over. yeah. right. i news now with the disturbing news now with the disturbing news that mumsnet may have been infiltrated, i better log in as mummy's tired 453 to warn them. >> yeah. it's russia expected to meddle in uk election as regime targets forums like mumsnet. so it's and it's you know as a quick guide, if you see some

. >> well, there ed davey is standing with alex cole—hamilton, who's the leader of the scottish labourank you so much. >> thank you for being here in scotland with us as we launch our scottish leg of the campaign. but thanks also for your leadership. you've given us such inspiration , overtaking the such inspiration, overtaking the conservatives last month for the first time in a generation at the english local elections, shows that you've got the beating of the conservatives in the blue wall. well, i'm here to tell you that we've got our grappling hooks in the acid yellow wall of the snp as well. in big parts of scotland, from cupar to cape wrath , from marley cupar to cape wrath, from marley to milngavie and to kirkwall, we have the beating of the snp to elect local champions. who will go to westminster and increase britain's international reputation once again, restoring our broken relationship with europe, but also door by door and street by street. you'll get people like susan murray in mid dunbartonshire who will work for you, who will fight for your children's education. there w

alex, late 60s feel. 1968 mark rudd led the charge and took over, what was it, hamilton hall and so forth are not seeing any law and order. i think the politics of this is very bad for biden. >> could not be worse for joe biden right now. he needs to take control of the situation. declare this a civil rights emergency. obviously, it is. completely change the narrative here. he cannot do it because he is afraid. he is afraid he will lose the pro- hamas base. the dnc affiliate on the campus which is college democrats coming out saying they backed the protests. they like what is going on. they think this is legitimate and they feel the pain of the students keeping people like ricky from class. >> coming out in favor of these protests, that is incredible, alex. >> college democrats. college democrats which is essentially part of the dnc. >> ricky, i want you to go back to school. i want you to pass with straight a's and so forth. but, the federal government, as you probably know, has the authority under the civil rights act of 1964. we talked about this on the show , particularly title vi. th

>> reporter: alex, right behind me here is hamilton hall. officers in riot gear are now lining up in front of the gate that is providing the closest access to that building where approximately 60 people including students may be outside actors and anarchists are inside barricaded in, and there was moments ago a massive group of protesters right there on the street chanting to the people inside, showing them support, and the police came up to them and told them very clearly they had to disperse or risk arrest. so all this people have fanned out on either side of the gate now and are chanting. people are shouting from the windows at police, it is extremely tense here. i will stand back so you can see some of the scene your self. you see officers in riot gear planning to get closer to the gate. there's been an open question of how they are actually going to enter, how they are going to approach hamilton hall. we saw officers right here on broadway closer to 114th street. and they had double entry points to consider. it looks like a critical mas

there's been an open question all night,en alex, how are they actually going to enter, how are they going to approach hamilton hall? we saw officers in riot gear on broadway closer to 114 street, and they had multiple entry points to consider, but it looks like the critical mass has chosen amsterdam and 116 street. oh, go ahead. >> just to give a little context to what we're seeing here, the sort of -- the occupation of hamilton hall,at can you give ua little of a time line in terms of when it began, and do we have anymore of clearer picture about who is in there? >> so this all began last night at about 1030 a.m. protesters moved toward hamilton hall. they brought supplies and gear, entered, smashed windows and used items like trash cans to barricade entrances to the build. at one point they had scuffles with students who tried to block the entrance to hamilton hall. students describe hearing chaotic sounds, chanting, singing, and, things breaking l through the night. and many of them even pro-palestinian students who have been e supportive of inencampment, supportive of students having their voices here wer

hamilton hall. a number of students had bought a k to themselves and i was out of dozens of protesters had been arrested. alex adam said there was no place for hate in the city. he defended the rights to protest and free speech, but we can create an environment. he said, for the children are not safe from the police commissioner edward a cabin, the police commissioner for new york said 300 arrests had to be made. he was very supportive of the actions that have been taken by the police. the police themselves have come in for criticism about the way in which the arrests were, were made. and also how the way, the way that the the stations were handled. he also said since october, the 7th that are being 2 and a half fighters and protests that are being held in new york city, that they might be the head reply had responded to a 1000 of them. i've been in relation to israel and palestine. he said, our job is to keep people in our 2nd safe route and demonstrations are being held around the world to mock international workers. day in the french capital sizes have gathered to take part in a march lights for the countr

alex all right. >> stephanie eelam. thank you for that report. live force from ucla, where so much happen overnight and let's talk now as someone who was actually injured in that chaos at ucla, katherine hamilton, who is news editor at ucla's independent student paper, the daily bruin you, katherine wright, you were covering the protests. obviously you're okay enough that you're able to speak with us. but this look quite chaotic. tell us what happened yeah. >> so i was scheduled to be on shift covering anything that happened around the encampment from apm to midnight. and around 9:00 p.m. is when things started to really heat up, a lot of counter protesters where arriving, many of them, and most of them adults and then violence just was incited the counter protesters broke down the first layer of barriers to get into the encampment and then started throwing those barriers the people they knew were standing and sayyed the encampment directly behind the line they threw things such as electric scooters and there was also a lot of pepper spray and mayes throughout the air counter protestors also launched fireworks at the encampment repeatedly catherine what do we know about those counter protester

hamilton. is this actually what the country needs? a new wave of cool britannia, as we saw in 1997, the spice girls, with their union flag dresses making it cool again. is this what alexgoing to do for us? >> no certainly not. that's what he should be doing for us. he should be out there waving the flag for britain. the number of football matches that matthew has been to in the past could not be less relevant to this. this is our national boasting is representing the uk. the thing thatis representing the uk. the thing that is divisive about the flag is that it divides us from other countries, and any true brit should be absolutely , incredibly should be absolutely, incredibly proud to be out there flying the flag representing this country. and he wants to reclaim it. what a flaming cheek. who on earth is he to reclaim the flag? we have claimed the flag. it's our flag. it's one of the best flags in the country. and it is a fantastic symbol of everything that's good about this country. and to try and say it represents a far right that is rubbish and he's not going to get he's not going to get anywhere. let's be honest, the song is rubbish, we need somebody who can reall