it's not just anti-israel, it's anti-american. anti-american. it's anti-democracy. our witnesses today represent, three of the witnesses represent some of the largest school districts in the nation where there's been some vital anti-semitism in their districts. just a few minutes ago, we heard from students, parents and even a teacher who said this is happening without an appropriate or any response at all. jewish students in their districts fear riding the bus, just eating and breathing as a jewish student. today we get to hear from the leaders of the district's to tell us what are you doing, what are they doing to keep students safe. new york city, and i just met the home to the largest most vibrant jewish community and the nations of the stories coming out of the new york city public schools are harrowing. reports that we have, march through the class, one student was called on camera performing a nazi salute and swastikas were drawn on the teachers walls in one week. anti-semitism within montgomery county public schools, and it's close to home it's just 15 miles

it's not just anti-israel, it's anti-america, it's anti-democracy. three of our witnesses represent some of the largest school districts in the nation where there's been some vile anti-semitism in their districts. just a few minutes ago we heard from communities, parents and even a teacher who said this is happening without an appropriate or any response at all. jewish students in their districts fear riding the bus. wearing kippa to school or eating and breathing as a jewish student. today we get to hear from the leaders to tell us what are you doing, what are they doing to keep your students safe and new york the most vibrant jewish community. and reports are harrowing, that students are marching through the halls saying kill the jews. and one was -- there were swastikas drawn on the walls. and it's just 15 mimes from here, mpsc schools, featuring calls, kill the jews, bring hitler back and administrators excused absences for the walkout and berkeley unified school district was thrust into the national spotlight in perhaps the most public spotlight

anti-defamation league talks the highest number of anti-semitic incidents ever in 2023. these continue to rise on college emphasis. over eight thousand 800 and incidences including 2177 cases vandalism and 161 assaults. we cannot tolerate any form of anti-semitism abroad or here at home in america college campuses in the workplace schools wherever we find it. we have to take action against it. to address the 140% increase, 140% increase on anti-semitic incidents compared to last year i've introduced several bills aiming to civil rights enforcement against anti-semitism. anti-semitism made reference to earlier but abandoned the department of education sitters a widely definition of anti-semitism carrying out enforcement actions in the department of education civil rights and power to conduct investigations and we have to provide more funding to do these investigations. badly underfunded right now. we work together on this anti-semitism legislation almost a decade now since party 16. i want to think our colleagues in the house who past anti-semitism voice act of 2023. a vo

it is anti-semitic. and the fact that we have some of the highest ranking jewish officials in america refusing to defend the jewish community because of politics is a disgrace. it is shameful. and it is pathetic. and anyone who votes against this bill because they would rather put political expediency and electoral politics ahead of anything else -- the speaker pro tempore: additional 30 seconds. mr. lawler: has no business being a member of congress. never again is now. and we must act. that is our responsibility. i would remind everyone when you co-sponsor a bill that accomplishes the same thing, nothing has changed. yet now we need to backtrack. all because of politics. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, the gentleman's remarks are land russ. are slap kerrous. the bill i co-sponsored two years ago is a different bill t did not exclude -- let me read from this bill.

anti- semitism and agreeing to the demands of anti-semites. in my view you are the easiest case we have dealt with. you agreed to the demands of those who are trying to change university policy and an anti- semitic way and he reported their tactics and use of force. this is what the adl has said. that's not what i said. >> we agreed to none of the demands that were presented. >> you announced the dearing meadows agreement. you've made preposterous statements like it was not practical to consult with jewish students prior to conceding to those demands. i would associate myself with the comments of the adl. i think if the university does not move to change its leadership it will be endorsing that institutionalization, the normalization of anti-semitism. president holloway, are you currently under consideration to be the president of yale university? >> i am not. >> you are planning to stay at rutgers? >> yes i am. >> thank you. i yelled back. >> ms. stevens you are recognized for five minutes. >> as some of you might be aware , last term in cong

anti-semitism in agreeing to the demands of anti-semites.sident schill in my view you are the easiest case we have dealt with. you agreed to the demands of those who are trying to change university policy and anti-semitic way. you rewarded their tactics of using force us with the adl has said bissau it i have said. that's not a question excuse me sir per. >> we agreed to nonee of the demands for. >> hereto that you announce deering meadows agreement hereto that you made preposterous statements like it was not practical to consult with the jewish students prior to seceding to those demands i would associate myself with the comments of the adl. i think if the university does not move to change its leadership it will be endorsing that institutionalization for the normalization anti-semitism on campus. president holly are you currently underl. considerationo be the president of yale university? >> know i am not progress you are not you're playing to state records?ti >> yes i am progress think osorio back. cooks thank you. ms. stevens you are rec

when anti-semitism rears its head, i believe we must respond and we have. we have removed, disciplined, or are in the process of disciplining at least a dozen staff and school leaders including removing a principal in the middle of the school year. we've suspended at least 30 students and when hate crimes are committed we have retrained all 1600 principles on the discipline code to ensure that it's been enforced properly. second, we have engaged thousands of partners to help us design long-term solutions. my instinct as a leader in moments of crisis is never too shy away from an issue, but rather to lean into it to understand it better. new york city is home to the largest jewish community outside of israel and many of the nation's foremost jewish institutions. as we have strengthened our relationships with these partners that include the federation, the anti-defamation league, the museum of tolerance, the jewish children's museum, project witness and many more. i also launched for the first time in history and interfaith advisory council because we must mo

i would characterize these protests as anti as railey, and at times anti semitic. there are always valide reasons to protest the actions of anti government. more often than not as of late. we seen those protests when they are directed at the state of israel, devolved into anti semitic rhetoric, the use of anti semitic images. and yes, it has opened the door to the normalization of anti semitism in parts of my country . the protesters, though the students, um, say that there is not enough pressure on israel to end. the war that has already killed more than 30000, pulsed indians and casa, and this is why they out there. universities to divest from is really companies and companies with connections to israel or to the military. are these not legitimate demands, in your opinion, asking for the succession of civilian deaths and a military conflict is always a concern. i think there is a lack of critical thinking that play in part the number of civilian deaths as reported by the hamas wrong gaza health ministry is not shifted significantly over the past couple of months.

the anti defamation league has tally the near 400 percent increase in anti submitting incidents since october. this number, however, explicitly counts all palestinian solidarity activism is anti semitic. spring opposition from the inside of the atm, you have a ppo stand for say hey, this is too broad, we're going to far, that's a red flag. what does this trend mean for, for, for efforts to actually combat anti semitism? look, i mean, as we move further and further away from what is the common sense understanding of what is anti semitism which really boils down to threats, discrimination against violence, against hatred of jews because they are jewish and you move further and further into conflicting being jewish with supporting israel, which let's remember, has always been considered anti semitic. you open the door for a whole new surge of real anti semitism which you don't record and you're not watching because you're given cover to it by saying, well, they support israel, so they're not anti semitic. and by the way, we're much more worried. and if you look at the last couple 80 l re

a definition of anti semitism into federal law saying that quote, anti semitism is a certain perception of use which may be expressed as hatred towards use. now this girl seems like a pretty benign definition. but human rights watch the c o u american civil liberties union and, but selling these really human rights group and others are sound the alarm over adoption of an i h r a definition. why? so that the battle are on the ice r i definition of had to semitism has been going on, as he said, since 2016 and it really isn't over the sentence you read. although experts on anti semitism will say that that sentence is badly written and doesn't really say much. the battle is really around a set of examples that are appended to that definition. and there's controversy over how they became appended to it. but those, those examples of the majority of them deal not with hatred or discrimination or threats or violence against jews as jews. they deal with criticism of israel and this is the latest controversy. this isn't the 1st with the anti semitism awareness act, is that this is really a self e

as a result anti-semitism, anti-semitic is normalize. quick question. how does this work? so you find teachers that are bigots, and a set of firing them, just treasure them y to where they can still remain bigots? is at the way this works? spent a little confused by the question. you started with students and venue to teachers being moved. i'll tell you assess something we normalize come not something we agree with and we take action every type this is -- >> i'm running that addition understand how this works. when you have teachers that are teaching it to our kids and showing it and her students are being, are feeling fearful for this, are they transfer to another school? it appears there's moving to another place. in this case here, i guess that's a question i have. how is this being resolved? >> if we have a concern or complaint about anti-semitism or in form of hate, we take it very seriously. we investigate and we take action pending outcome that investigation is okay. i guess the action is that firing, issues moving someplace. the word action is subjective obviously.

i think what is issue here is is issued his anti-semitic forms of anti-israel discussion.ly important to recognize that commenting on israeli government policy is totally fine, standing against the government, bibi netanyahu totally fine, but when you're out there protesting, i've been to the campus on the campuses, and it's one thing to be out there protesting for palestinian rights, for a palestinian state, great, you want to promote that and want to advocate for that but what's happening at these enchantments, the messages that point out or that focus on slogans like intifada which calls for violence against jewish people and israelis, when you're screening death decides, zionist out of here, it's no longer just an expression of a desire for freedom for people. it is an expression of hate and a expression for violence against a group specifically jewish people and for those who say it's just over some sinus and -- >> we will lead this and take you live to u.s. senate which is gathered back in. members continue work on a measure to reauthorize funding for the federal avi

anti-semitism and anti-semitism so that, firstly , they can put the jewish community in front of the zionist opponents, and secondly, the jews who are opposed to zionist policies in the united states and consider them not only jews but a deviant sect. let them not come to the stage and protest against the zionist regime. on the other hand, i remember a survey by some american thinkers believe that after the 2019 war of the regime against hamas and gaza, there has been an increase in american anti-semitism and anti-zionism in the american society. had found and this caused the american and zionist authorities to worry because this antipathy for the zionist regime has an existential aspect and they are worried about this existence . we are jews, being jewish. they used to hide it and say that we are not jews and other groups that are mentioned in this survey attention has been paid to the fact that the new generation and the youth are jews who have separated themselves from the zionist and jewish society by marrying a non-jew, which is forbidden in the zionist religion, and turning the

anti semitism for the war. whatever your view on it. jews are being faced with answering questions about the more are being accused of being responsible for the war. they're being called zionists. genocide, whatever you whatever it is there are epithets being fronted juice that may have no connection to israel or the conflict or maybe even support the encampments. and that's where we need to draw the line. it feels a lot like the wave of anti asian hate that we experienced in light of covid. there's an event on the other side of the world, and there's a local community that's being casted blame on for those events that they may have no relationship with and that's what we're seeing, unfortunately, and many of these encampments in touch with a lot of your colleagues with jewish organizations across the country, how do you think the bay area stacks up? when it comes to this discomfort? i guess. like a better word. on 1 hand, you've seen a columbia university ucl a that things have totally spiraled out of control. there's been violence. et

anti—semitism, as the late chief rabbijonathan sacks anti—semitism, as the late chief rabbi jonathanious prejudice. in the late 19th and early 20th century the focus changed, the perverted notions of racial science and ethnic purity led the nazis and their collaborators to wish to enter jewish lives in order to eliminate the jewish people. jewish lives in order to eliminate thejewish people. anti—semitism now is increasingly focused on the jewish home, on israel. self—styled progressive opinion against orders sceptical of the nation state determined to make every conflict centred on privilege has been mobilised and charged. so now the focus is on the deal it due to my station and demonisation of the state of israel as a prelude to its dismantlement and destruction. that is what the cry from the river to the sea envisages. the erasure of the sea envisages. the erasure of the jewish people's the sea envisages. the erasure of thejewish people's home. bethlehem, nazareth and jerusalem to become unified. these protests may ostensibly be presented as against israel's actions in gaza but in

, he said -- he started -- he launched the first ever anti-semitism strategy to counter anti-semitism. no the president -- >> school building at ivy league campus got -- >> and we called it out and we said that is not peacefully protesting. taking over a building at a university is not peacefully protesting. we have been very clear we have been very clear taking more than 100 new actions to deal with anti-semitism in this administration and nobody has ever done that before. not any other and administration has ever done that before. we are going to continue -- we are going to continue -- we are going to continue to do the work. it's not just here in the white house we are talking about doj. we are talking about homeland security. we are talking about department of education. talking and working with campuses and colleges to deal with this issue. we have seen an uptick in anti-semitism in the last certainly several months in the past year. and we have to call that out and it is not okay. go ahead, fill. >> question you've made the distinction between the president's support for peacefu

the very realness of anti semitism. did they say specifically what they were so upset by their critique was primarily any criticism of the state of israel is tantamount to anti semitism. and so therefore, this talk was an anti semitic talk. 3 months later, a pro is real advocacy group called stand with us launched the title 6 complaint discrimination claim file with the department of education that goes to university in a queue. she hi, of hate speech and discriminating against her jewish. and it's really students a copy of the complaint was released to her right wing media outlet with everyone's name rejected except she has. i woke up in the morning to a slew of hate mail, heinous, racist, sexist, anti arab hate mail. my address was released the place of course where i work. they flooded my employers, emails or phone calls, directive, rape force deportation. harm towards my family. everything under the sun that you could imagine on every possible platform. everywhere there was no place that is safe. the title says comp

, the use of anti semitic images. and yes, it has opened the door to the normalization of anti semitism in parts of my country to the protesters, though the students on say that there is not enough pressure on israel to end. the war that has already killed more than 30000 pulsed indians. and casa, and this is why they, after universities to divest from is really companies and companies with connections to israel or to the military. are these not legitimate demands, in your opinion, asking for the succession of civilian deaths and a military conflict is always a concern. i think there is a lack of critical thinking that play the part the number of civilian deaths as reported by the hamas wrong cause of health ministry is not shifted significantly over the past couple of months. the fact that the information is coming to us from a known terror organization automatically makes some of those numbers suspect. we certainly know that civilians have died and that's tragic. but in terms of the scale of civilian deaths by perce

is an anti free speech on israel movement. all 3 of the people testifying, please know, but they basically played into the hands of members of congress who wanted to use them to score political points against academia and they failed to defend free speech. so we're seeing the playbook being written for how you would go into a university like columbia or harvard or pen and say, you can't talk about race. you can't talk about gender. and what were actually being faced with right now is a question of who has the right to control what people can learn and teach each other this infringement on academic freedom as a plague professor is like dr. lar, she hi will before october, 7th, horrifying, horrifying to think that you actually are in danger. how could one be in danger from beef scolded her in 2022. she was an assistant professor at george washington university in washington dc where she trained future clinicians. so the diversity classes i teach are really about structural oppression and the psychological impact of that and our

riots, the house passed anti-semitism act yesterday and supporters say it will help crackdown on anti-semiticge campuses, the bill received bipartisan support, what is your reaction to the breaking news as we watch the nypd in place at nyu making arrest, tell us more about the bill. >> it is really important the police take action to restore law and order on our campuses. i'm pleased that receipt arrest. but it's also clear for too long these campuses have been able to use taxpayer dollars or get around using their own money without having the tax and pay the taxes that are due to the united states read we have to take a look at the policies, the gei policies that are on our campuses are actually noncontributing to the education of american students and we have to actually review those in congress and that's without bill does. maria: actually, jumping. >> i completely agree with the congressman and i thank him for 100% for introducing this bill and i think the way to get the universities is really for the major donors, the big donors donating money that the former alumni stop giving and obvio

and anti-zionism?nism is the idea that the jewish people should have a homeland, and it is premised on ideology that nationstates are based on people's nations having statehood. and the idea that anti-zionism is anti-semitic is really premised on the idea that the jewish people are the only people for whom this idea is questioned. and, i do understand people who feel that way, but, i work in international conflict resolution all over the world, and i can tell you it's simply not the case. just in the middle east you have the kurds. you have bass country, i am a ranking member, people who whether or not they should get a state is contested. and so to me the idea that it's only the jewish people who are having this concept questioned for is just not actually accurate with what we see in the world, and that's why i don't believe it's inherently an anti-semitic thing to question. >> congresswoman, as you well know both members in chambers say there is a clear solution to the campus demonstrations. listen.

i don't think that makes me anti-muslim or anti-arab. am against benjamin netanyahu and the israeli government and their policies towards the palestinians. i don't thing that makes me an anti-semite. speaking of antisemitism and you have people like marjorie taylor green talking about jewish laser beams and wanting her other colleagues to come to the white nationalist conference and donald trump having lunch with nick fuentes and kanye west, two of about anti-semites. republicans when jewish synagogues were being attacked and mass murders by white nationalists i didn't hear anything from you all and san diego and as far as those statues are concerned -- they went to war against the north, they tried to destroy this country. they were traitors. trying to maintain an institution upholding in bondage. there should be statues of harriet tubman and john brown and frederick douglass instead of stonewall jackson and robert e. lee. guest: we've got harriet tubman in statuary hall right now. host: any other comments on what he said about the anti

, he launched the first ever anti-semitism the counter anti-semitism something no other president did>> a school building that ivy league campus got. >> we call that out and we said is not peacefully protesting. we've been very clear taking more than a hundred new actions to deal with anti-semitism in this administration. maria: 100 new actions, i'm not sure with anti-semitism strategy that she's referring to is all about, your reaction? what is the strategy i have not seen it. >> her comment, she was talking about what he said in 2017 with charlottesville, this is 2024 who cares about seven years ago, why is it so difficult for him as he's walking to marine one or air force one to say we condemn all violence, we condemn, this is not how to protest, half of these protesters are not actual students or more, who is funding the protesters and we have to make sure that this president does not live in the past. he ran to be the president, speak now. maria: two words, failed leadership. these protests require leadership, where is it in the white house? >> actions speak louder than words. ob

artifact to clear out the definition of anti-semitism.ility for each of us and young people as they start. make the right choice the past and rescuers in the holocaust and recognizes but not to be different but to choose to follow. on these days of remembrance, holocaust survivors telling is an inspirational support a story of resilience, a story of this result to never give up never given. losing the families and communities future than from creating a new life with new families and renewed determination to follow the admonition in the fabric of the world are our inspiration. as we confront and president of anti-semitism in our own entry rededicate ourselves that no one's future to be like the past. memory for victims and lasting for future generations. the 2013 spoke continuously about the meaning of life. most especially holocaust survivors, the president of united states joe biden. [applause] [applause] thank you. [applause] >> thank you for the introduction. the leadership in united states holocaust museum. >> members of congress and

currently , the story is overshadowed by anti-semitism, but there is no such thing as anti-semitism at all, and i think that anyone who came to the university campus understood that the worst treatment of jewish students is from columbia university itself. continuing to support the zionist regime by expanding the definition approved by the ministry of education for the term judaism. voted yes. this plan, which was approved by the majority of votes, coincided with the protests of american students against the killings the gaza strip takes place. according to this definition , anti-semitism is a specific perception about jews that can lead to hatred of jews. this plan has been approved while the academics have declared that their protests are not anti-semitic and their purpose is to prevent the zionist regime's crimes against the palestinians. against. they also announced that the plan of the us house of representatives to prevent criticism of the zionist regime's cabinet was approved, not the jews, and it will result in the restriction of freedom of speech. according to gov. tech, michi

reporter: to follow up on the comments on anti-semitism. the house republicans announced they'll expand their investigation on anti-semitism and the vote today. if democrats were in the majority, what steps would you be taking in response to what's been happening on campus. reporter: a great question. the biden administration put forth a comprehensive report and series of recommendations in may of 2023 designed to aggressively combat the rise of anti-semitism in the united states of america. representative kathy manning has introduced bipartisan legislation that is designed to bring many of those recommendations to life. in order to get to a better place in the united states of america. and it is my hope that representative manning's legislation will receive an up our down vote in the next few weeks before we leave town in advance of memorial day. it's bipartisan legislation. kathy manning's legislation has the support of the anti-defamation league. it has the support of a.g.c. it has the support of a variety of different jewish organizatio

today th anti-semitism at home.nd supplying the state of israel with what it needs, when it needs it, without conditions, to achieve total victory in the face of evil. for all ofctory needs no explanation. but total victory is something too many others throughout the free world fail to understand. total victory starts, but only startshose responsible for october 7 off the face of the earth. there can be no retrievable dignity for hamas and its backers. when they chose raped, the torture of civilians the meat elation of infants as weapons of terrorism, they left noel turned up to this just war. when -- no alternative to this just war. when the genocidal -- doubt as to their hideous intentions. chance of death to america are not holl slogans. they are a promise that what happened on october 7 it happened in un unless hamas and its jihadist accomplices are eliminated. my country andntri must say or truth in the face. this is no'fight alone, it is also our fight, the west's. in total victory is about more than respondin

the range of anti-war protests extended to american high schools. the announcement of the support of the students of most universities in the world for the protests in america. the restriction of freedom of speech in america with the approval of a definition of anti-semitism in the house of representatives at the same time as the anti-zionist uprising iranian student, it rains all over the place in the middle of spring, the air in the port is fresh, it really stays like this, it's really great, we really have great weather. the meteorological organization issued a flood warning by announcing the continuation of rains for the western and southwestern parts of the center of the country. and we will check tonight's special news talk. how do western media cover iranian news? in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless him and grant him peace. good night , dear and respected viewers. the second stage of the elections of the twelfth term of the islamic council will be held on the 21st. the province has started. political par

slogans are heard, but also anti-american, anti-european ones, that is , under the flags of isil andh and so on , these protesters take to the streets, they they are already demanding in germany, i think... there was a rally, they were demanding to establish a caliphate there or something like that, and already yesterday these extreme leftists tried to seize the tesla factory in germany, that is, very serious processes are unfolding, and israel is just the reason is this, you know, and what do you think, sir, excuse me for interrupting, but why the left exactly, why the left led this anti-israel, anti-semitic in fact movement, is the right. the left is already biden, who is definitely not left, but more left, let's say, than trump, says it's dangerous, he pays attention to it, why, why suddenly ... the left has sided with anti-semites, and i would even what you said , and things and so on, it also looks kind of strange, because they are on the left, as it were, for justice, here it is obvious that when hamas attacks israel, there is no support from hamas no justice, well, look, we ha

others believe that anti-zionism is anti-semitism all the time, but the problem is, it isn't.u are palestinian, or a supporter of palestinian rights, and you see zionism is affecting your ability to control your life, that is not because it's about jewish people. inside the jewish community, you have a generation of younger people, and their judaism leads them to an anti- zionist position. they can't square, they can't square the idea of a jewish state with the idea of, how do you treat the stranger, and how you treat the world? i will disagree on the merits of that, but i will not label their views as anti-semitic. i will just say i disagree with them. >> kenneth stern, thank you for your time. i greatly appreciate you sharing your expertise with us. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> ann coulter and vivek ramaswamy face off in the worst of the week. you do not want to miss this one. for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an

i'm very clear that anti-semitism, there have been incidents of anti-semitism in berkeley unified school district. any time we're aware of such an instance, we take action, and we follow up and take appropriate action. >> within hours of today's hearing, a new civil rights complaint was filed, alleging discrimination against palestinian, muslim, and arab students in berkeley. john ramos spoke to a parent concerned about anti-semitism who traveled to washington for today's hearing. >> reporter: berkeley sees itself as a model of tolerance and diversity, so it is uncomfortable for them to be accused on the national stage of being rampantly anti-semitic. you're recognized for five minutes. >> reporter: only three people testified at the hearing on school anti-semitism and berkeley unified superintendent was one of them. >> since october 7, the district has had formal complaints, alleging anti-semitism rising from nine incidents within our jewish addiction. however, they're not pervasive in the unified school district. >> our superintendent is the only person testifying that could not flat o

and to be clear the anti zionism has oftentimes morphed into anti-semitism. there's this trick where people are recycling age old anti-semitic tropes and replacing the word jew with the word zionist. yeah, we're onto that. that's still anti-semitic. you can absolutely criticize the israeli government. you can absolutely protests. netanyahu or any actions that you wanted these really government fair game. but you can't say all zionists are murderers and not expect people i think that that's also antisymmetric as well there's a different experience i think for jews and for israelis on these campuses, the jewish students have to code, they're zionism to work in progressive spaces. if you're a jewish student and you want to be active and lgbt issues if you want to be active and democracy issues, you can also be zionists. they have to now suppress that onto their identity. is really students are just downright harassed on campus for them, it is. they cannot participate in most of the academic and social settings on many of these universities. and for that reason,

that anti—semitism is good?t anti—semitism should be condemned at every. and i think i probably have more experience of it personally than you do, actually, matt, by the way, that's why i'm surprised you're not speaking. well. well, i actually am entitled to have a nuanced view. and actually, my ethnicity doesn't have to take all of my political opinions. and this is actually quite fundamental to this debate, because jewish people, lo and behold, are in fact a broad group of people. we don't all we're not all the same. we don't all believe the same things. and we're entitled to have different beliefs. the expectation that we will all think the same is, in fact, antisemitic itself. so obviously, if there is a jewish student who feels threatened in any way, i would absolutely want to extend my sympathy and to find out what exactly has been the threat made to those students and if there is any evidence that those students have been threatened in any way, the firmest action should be taken against the culprits. but

no you just condemn anti-semitism. you leave it for another occasion to than if it's warranted talk about islam islamophobia. he mention among his people palestinian americans, no reference to israeli americans. israeli americans are being attacked. i'm a a friend who's about to get an honorary doctorate at a major university and there would be protests because israeli-american. so why do you single out palestinian americans and not even mention israeli americans? it's a double standard. >> kayleigh: that's a great point. you and i love to read the headlines and love to read behind the headlines the sources and what they're saying. i want to play a game of cause and i have 2 headlines i want to bring up. 1 from axios. this is may 2nd. democrats enter panic mode as gaza protest erupts. a democrat was asked if he has political heartburn. he said how could i not so that's may 1st. may 2nd joe biden ask comments and nbc says why joe biden decided to speak out? white house official referring to the outside pressure describe