[applause] has you jewish students at bernard around here for their lives and safety, college leaders continue to pander to the pro- hamas demands. to the jewish students listening in here today, do not relent or give in. we will not stop fighting. president trump has made it clear the importance of this issue in his first month in office he signed a historic executive order to combat anti-semitism on our campuses and streets using every tool the government has. any foreign student participating in these anti-semitic acts must be stripped of their thesis immediately deported. already initiated civil rights investigations hotbeds of campus anti-semitism in northwestern. and i know the incoming secretary of education linda mcmahon attorney general pam bondi including leo terrell will hold the universities accountable for their failures. expose the rock on higher ed campuses to these efforts. i'm honored to join president trump in this fight. earning his nomination as a next u.s. ambassador to the united nations we know is indeed for that rampant anti- israel and the moral rock polluted

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in other words, okay, bernard smith reported from simple put on thank you. as part of most presidents has called donald trump, a lawyer in response to the us. presidents comment that his administration had started taking back the panama canal. trump says the nation has violated the terms of a treaty and is allowing china and other countries to control the american built waterway . here's our enlighten america, editor of the c. a newman with the story. the panama canal is again at the center of rapidly deteriorating ties between the united states and one of its closest regional allies. following president donald trump's renewed, promised take back the intro psionic waterway. to further enhance our national security. my administration will be re flaming the panama canal and we've already started doing animals, president sergio lino responded harshly, calling trump a liar again. president trump is lying. he wrote the panama canal is not in the process of being recovered. it is panamanian, and will remain panamanian. this week, black rock, us multi national comp

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with activists and former inmates on why they are fighting back. >> no ice in dublin, no ice in dublin. >> hundreds of protesters rallying on the streets of dublin, near the site of a former federal women's prison with a painful past. >> the buildings themselves are falling apart. they're toxic. they're full of mold and asbestos. it's also just a site of years of heinous abuse. it has become a symbol of sexual and physical abuse. >> a class action lawsuit filed by prisoner advocates led to the closure of the prison last year. but now the trump administration may be looking to reopen the facility as an ice detention center. this group says no. >> and to put people back in this physically unsafe place, it would just be inhumane. at fci. >> dublin must remain permanently closed. we oppose reopening the facility as any type of incarceration facility where humans are caged. >> nobody understands that the severity, the trauma, the abuse that we went through is inhumane. >> i'm echavarria is a former inmate at the dublin prison. she says her treatme

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard gives us highlights from two marches in san francisco and the north bay. >> we're not going back. we're not going back. we're not going back. >> women on the move in san francisco. a march near union square celebrating solidarity on this international women's day. >> we are always stronger together. just look at all of you. >> for many, this annual global event is a call to action with women's rights under attack. >> our reproductive rights have been taken away. we're. thank god i live in san francisco and california, and we have billionaires in the white house that that are making choices for us. >> show me what democracy looks like. >> hundreds of people showing up to march to make their voices heard. >> it just shows that so many of us don't agree with what's going on, and it's a scary time. i feel like it's scary for our future. >> i'm here because i'm appalled. i'm appalled by what donald trump and musk is doing. >> and i am concerned about every single issue that's on the table, starting with healthcare. i'm a retired cancer nurse and goin

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> cal poly san luis obispo is cutting both its men's and women's swimming and diving teams. the cuts are, quote, effective immediately and affect 58 athletes at the school. those students will keep any existing scholarships. officials say the coaches contracts will end at the end of april. cal poly says no other sports are at risk of being discontinued. >> in response to the trump administration's decision to cut back on federal research funding, millions across the country are here in the bay area to ask, where would we be without science? abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey takes us to three bay area cities where citizens are standing up for science. >> from thousands in berkeley. >> there are no kings or dictators in science. >> to hundreds in palo alto. >> we need sanity, and we need science in our country. >> at the steps of san francisco city hall. >> science united will never be defeated. >> in an organized events all across the country. >> stand up

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the latest. >> the budget ax falling hard at san francisco state university, president lynn mahoney says three sports programs are being cut. baseball, men's soccer, and women's indoor track and field. in order to save $1 million a year, 44 student athletes directly impacted by the move. >> this has got to hurt. >> yeah, it definitely hurts. >> it's tough news for interim athletic director brandon davis. >> it's heartbreaking. you know, there's student athletes, the baseball teams behind us. you know, the soccer student athletes, the track and field student athletes. all the student athletes. really. right. we're one big family. so it's really difficult to have to do this. >> president mahoney saying in a statement, i recognize this decision is particularly painful for the student athletes. it impacts their families and coaches, not to mention the countless alumni and supporters of these three teams. the move comes three months after san francisco state declared a fiscal emergency, triggered by declining enrollment and a budget deficit of 25

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard shows us not everyone is happy about it. >> this is virginia court. every single spot on the street is taken. >> flower frenzy in this small walnut creek neighborhood. this video from last spring shows just how many people flocked to sutherland drive and virginia court to access shell ridge open space to see the california poppy super bloom. these images are from 2024. >> i mean, i can't describe to you the number. i mean, let's go 1500 cars every day on the weekends, probably in the springtime. >> neighbor elise fornaci says the photo spot likely began with a social media post going viral. >> and we cease to be a little walnut creek neighborhood entrance. you're in wall to wall like bumper to bumper traffic coming 100 yards up the street. >> so many nature enthusiasts trekked here. the neighborhood, located in unincorporated contra costa county, became worried about safety. >> we're concerned about fire danger with cars wrapped on both sides of the street. you can't. emergency vehicles can't come in. >> starting this weekend, a possible soluti

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> in the north bay, marin county is pledging to invest a half million dollars toward safeguarding immigrant communities. last week, the board of supervisors voted in support of funding. it would go toward bolstering legal rights, education and assistance, and to child and family support services. that move is in response to recent federal immigration policy changes and immigration raids. it all follows a recent state commitment, as well, of $25 million in new funding for legal related services and immigration support. uc berkeley is one of ten schos nationwide that could lose federal funds due to claims of anti-semitism. the chronicle reports that the department of justice created a list of schools that face funding reductions. the trump administration alleges the schools created a hostile environment for jewish students and faculty. this comes after federal law enforcement announced an investigation of uc berkeley and four other schools last month. ucla and the unive

so bernard, why has what's on gone big for? because well, the reading from the prime minister down, everyone we've spoken to here seems to date, take great pride in the countries philosophy of gross national happiness introduced by default getting back in the 19 seventy's, prioritizing, overall happiness and wellbeing over just economic development. but people still have bills to pay and the economy does need to grow now to accommodate perhaps the country's best ever educated workforce. so what do they do with amounts in this country with a small population? it's not really practical, but large scale manufacturing for agriculture. so the turn came down, the government saw an opportunity in big coin. one was what, what is pushing? this comes with the whole front of what many people call the full industrial revolution. in boot time, gold is everywhere. a booty symbol of the everlasting nature of enlightenment. now the small himalayan kingdom is investing in the future. it hope it will be blessed with what buckets called digital g

le secteur du luxe va peut-être souffrir, mais le président du groupe lvmh, bernard arnault, semble avoirpiritueux ou des produits de luxe. mais pour la france, le changement de dogme, si on le met aussi dans d'autres contextes comme les annonces qui ont été faites sur le domaine de l'europe de la défense, c'est plutôt une opportunité. si on prend le secteur de l'armement et les investissements stratégiques, la france est un très grand exportateur, je dirais presque partout, sauf en europe, du fait de la confiance qui a été placée par les partenaires européens de la france envers les etats-unis et moins vers l'appareil de défense français. là, les choses sont en train de changer. - judith grimaldi: quelle cohérence voyez-vous entre d'un côté une politique économique dérégulatrice et protectionniste de l'autre et une administration autoritaire et brutale? - grégoire verdeaux: il y a une grande défiance vis-à-vis des institutions. ce qu'on voit, ce sont des décisions prises de manière extrêmement rapide, exécutive, et qui ne peuvent plus s'inscrire dans le cadre d'institutions et de procédu

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> and please remember, if you or someone you know is dealing with drug addiction, there is local help and it's easy to find. go to abc seven news.com. take action. >> today in san francisco. mayor daniel lurie swore in one new police commissioner and appointed another. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to community advocates and business owners, who are viewing this as a step forward. >> more changes are coming to san francisco, this time focused on replacing some of the members of the city's police commission. the group that oversees the san francisco police department and the department of police accountability. >> a new era of collaboration in city hall. >> with the police chief behind him and multiple city supervisors. mayor lurie announced the appointment of mary scott, a longtime violence prevention advocate whose son was shot and killed in 1996. >> her voice on the police commission will help us strengthen public safety. >> scott has been recognized for he

so, bernard, we've spoken before in the podcast, when you've been pulling for president trump and allerful and interesting things you've been doing. but since this was announced by the press secretary, has it had an impact on the workings in the press briefing room and how information is is coming out? at least when i got there in the morning, there was a lot of discussion about how does this work? am i still on pool duty? who's going to send the reports? i mean, is the listserv still working? and then plus, you know, logistical questions about in the future, for example, how do some of these new media outlets that the trump administration has, you know...? there's a cost associated with going on air force one, and there's logistical challenges associated with coming to bringing a pool for kind of a supplemental duty, like a vice presidential event or, you know, that sort of thing. it's a huge logistical task that, you know... people today at least weren't sure that the white house had really thought through some of those day—to—day questions. so, i mean, really, there was a huge sens

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard gives us highlights from two marches in san francisco and the north bay. >> we're not going back. we're not going back. we're not going back. >> women on the move in san francisco, a march near union square celebrating solidarity on this international women's day. >> we are always stronger together. just look at all of you. >> for many, this annual global event is a call to action with women's rights under attack. >> our reproductive rights have been taken away. we're. thank god i live in san francisco and california, and we have billionaires in the white house that that are making choices for us. >> show me what democracy looks like. >> hundreds of people showing up to march to make their voices heard. >> it just shows that so many of us don't agree with what's going on, and it's a scary time. i feel like it's scary for our future. >> i'm here because i'm appalled. i'm appalled by what donald trump and musk is doing. >> and i am concerned about every single issue that's on the table, starting with health care. i'm a retired cancer nurse, and go

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> all right. with francis. >> all right. we are looking live in santa cruz at breakwater lighthouse. and there is a high surf advisory through this weekend. you'll want to be careful at the beaches. and that's all due to a system that's bringing us bigger waves and will also bring us some showers tonight through ♪ ♪ our cold system, this weather system moving towards the bay area. you might have seen some sprinkles this morning and we'll get some showers tonight through tomorrow. here's a live look from emeryville. lots of gray skies over many parts of the bay area. temperatures are currently in the low 50s in some spots. san francisco 51 as well as hayward. and we're also seeing 52 in oakland. redwood city, half moon bay. san jose has been milder at 53 degrees, but there are some blue skies in parts of the inland areas. but it is also cooler in parts of the north bay, santa rosa, petaluma and napa, all in the upper 40s right now, but concord 54 degrees. livermore 50. so we have a level one system

cornell, bernard.bc seven news. >> a bird strike is being blamed for a fiery midair emergency landing for this fedex cargo plane. take a look. the plane had to make an emergency landing in new jersey after their bird strike caused an engine fire that could be seen from the ground. the plane landed at newark liberty international airport. thankfully, there were no reported injuries, and the fire on the cargo plane was contained to the engine. the emergency landing caused air traffic around the airport to be briefly halted as a precaution. new. this morning, a private company from the us has landed on the moon delivering experiments for nasa. firefly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost, touched down overnight and a half an hour after that landing, blue ghost started to send back these photos from the surface, and the first one was a selfie somewhat obscured by the sun's glare and two other companies. landers are hot

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the latest now from both campuses. >> the budget ax falling hard at san francisco state university president lynn mahoney says three sports programs are being cut. baseball, men's soccer and women's indoor track and field. in order to save $1 million a year, 44 student athletes directly impacted by the move. >> this has got to hurt. >> yeah, it definitely hurts. >> it's tough news for interim athletic director brandon davis. >> it's heartbreaking. you know, there's student athletes, the baseball teams behind us. you know, the soccer student athletes, the track and field student athletes. all the student athletes. really. right. we're one big family. so it's really difficult to have to do this. >> president mahoney saying in a statement, i recognize this decision is particularly painful for the student athletes. it impacts their families and coaches, not to mention the countless alumni and supporters of these three teams. the move comes three months after san francisco state declared a fiscal emergency, triggered by declining enrollment and ad

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> another state school is cutting sports teams. we learned today that cal poly san luis obispo is cutting both its men's and women's swimming and diving teams. quote effective immediately. that affects 58 athletes. the school says they will keep any existing scholarships. cal poly says no other sports at this time are at risk of being discontinued. now, just yesterday, san francisco state announced plans to eliminate men's baseball mes soccer along with women's indoor track and field, and sonoma state students are fighting a decision to eliminate all athletics. >> on uc berkeley's campus today and other schools. thousands join rallies to stand up for science. >> the science can only be done with the appropriate federal funding. >> i think that might be professor jennifer doudna, the crispr woman who won the nobel prize. this comes at a time in which the trump administration aims to cut back on federal funding, including critical medical research and treatments. we'll have more on this story on abc seven news at five and six. >> the

cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> well, the new park on san francisco's great highway is now set to on april 12th. local lawmakers and recreation and parks crews made it official. the two mile park will be located between lincoln way and sloat boulevard. it was approved by voters on proposition k back in november. now it needs to be named. the public will vote in a contest to decide which name to use, and there's been more than 250 submissions, including the great parkway and the coastline. >> people know that this is a good thing for san francisco and that ten, 20, 30 years from now, people are going to look back and say, thank you for making this a reality. >> an online vote begins on march 18th and will close on april 2nd, at which time the name will be announced. new. this morning, a private company from the u.s. has landed on the moon delivering experiments for nasa. firefly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost, touched down overnight. a half an hour after that landing, blue ghost started to

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard gives us the highlights. >> we're not going back.oing back. we're not going back. >> women on the move in san francisco. a march near union square celebrating solidarity on this international women's day. >> we are always stronger together. just look at all of you. >> for many, this annual global event is a call to action with women's rights under attack. >> our reproductive rights have been taken away. we're. thank god i live in san francisco and california, and we have billionaires in the white house that that are making choices for us. >> show me what democracy looks like. >> hundreds of people showing up to march to make their voices heard. >> it just shows that so many of us don't agree with what's going on. and it's a scary time. i feel like it's scary for our future. >> i'm here because i'm appalled. i'm appalled by what donald trump and musk is doing. >> and i am concerned about every single issue that's on the table, starting with health care. i'm a retired cancer nurse and going to all the social services. i am retired, so

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> oakland police have recovered ten firearms and made seven arrests in a maserati carjacking and robbery case. three of the suspects are juveniles. a month long investigation found those arrested were involved in multiple violent crimes around the bay area. opd believes they're responsible for two homicides, shootings, robberies, burglaries and escape from a juvenile facility. one incident was as recent as this week. >> they did an extreme amount of prepping and planning, and when they committed the robbery, it was executed with extreme detail coordination. it was very obvious that this was not their first time committing a robbery of this type. >> looking at. >> one firearm was an assault style pistol. officers also obtained a large amount of cash, ammunition and other criminal evidence. >> today in san francisco, mayor daniel lurie swore in a new police commissioner and appointed another. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke with community advocates and business o

the 1st one stretches from southern japan to bernard. you can see on the left. the 2nd one on the right includes us control territories like guam and the mariano islands. so when it comes to the 2nd chain, something very interesting has been happening on one of the mariana islands, an air field that was once used as a launch pad for b 29 bombers. the drum nuclear bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki is being completely refurbished after decades of being deserted. our airmen at 10 in our successfully expanding our annual combat employment options to enhance determines increase flexibility. and if needed, rapidly generate combat power. they are the pathfinders for advancing our scheme of maneuver in the endo pacific. have a look at the satellite images of the air field that show immense progress between december 2023 and january 2025. absolutely dare liked only a bit more than a year ago. now, both being cleared, one waste, taxi waves and other infrastructure, incredibly symbolic on the one hand. but non, the less practical on the other. you may say the 2nd the island

forcing student protesters to get creative here to students to disrupt a history of israel class at bernard college, columbia sister school. the move led to their explosion, which led to a, sitting outside the school president's office, calling for the students to be reinstated. so far their calls for amnesty light calls to divest from israel have not been answered. at the it was extremely disoriented, but these 3 graduate students are taking a different approach. they're suing the university to how would you describe the disciplinary process to go through a surface, a kangaroo court. it's just like the bar as you go, here's new committee. 03, right, the rules as you go transparency. yeah. after taking part in multiple, unsanctioned demonstrations like this one, each is facing a suspension of a year or more. the lawsuit alleges the university violated its own disciplinary policies and targeted students for their political views. and it's no hearing no evidence, no jury of our peers. there was no process here just in terms suspended on the will of the administration. and the appeals process

this is the last chance to say one of the most important cultural and autistic cities worldwide. bernard smith, alger 0 room. right. well that's it from may sort of hide us. the news continues, hey, on, i'll just there are off the oh, hail on it. the kind of is governing body is choosing a new lead up full kind of, it's a vine to replace, just send through the as prime minister, but it's happening just as the nation's faces and unprecedented challenge prevents neva and places to alex. so what a very proposing to do about our leadership election on al jazeera when you consider our planet spied diversity, she range in variety of life that exist on us. and then when you think about the threats to this diversity, what are the images that immediately come to mind? apolo bass stranded on a melting chunk of ok. maybe a last wave of the on this deforest, all perhaps stretches of coal rates bleached and slowly dying. or is images are on the la? they are indeed evidence of biodiversity. but how about this image? a supermarket aisle. it seems counterintuitive. supermarkets appear a spaces of such a

the governments sold a $100000000.00 a bit coin to funds a 50 percent pay rise for civil servants. bernard smith reports and boot time. gold is everywhere. a booty symbol of the everlasting nature of enlightenment. now the small emulating kingdom is investing in the future, it hopes will be blessed with what buckets, cold, digital gold bitcoin. it's also finite and supposedly everlasting. hundreds of people who have made billions of dollars on the back of bickley as while government spring ma is prime ministers chatting, tough guy, he says big coin is a strategic reserve one currently worth more than a 1000000000 dollars. we have use bitcoin to for how to provide free healthcare environments. but these are my know, the main use of big green has been to finance the salaries of public servants who time is built. big coin mines at locations across the country with thousands of energy hungry computers solve complex, mathematical puzzles, declaim bit coins. and here's what's powering this modern day gold rush, hydro generated electricity. the government says it's big going operation is carbon n

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this is the last chance to save one of the most important cultural and autistic cities world wide. bernard smith, alger 0 room, australia is east coast, is bracing for a tropical psych loan that's threatening to flood thousands of homes. it's the 1st cycle and to hit queensland, a new south wales in more than 50 years. emergency warnings are in place such as the cycling cycle and alfred as, as known as expected to strikes a densely populated region on friday, flooding rains. destructive winds in violent waves all expected to about or the coastline. the weather is coming up next to an alta 0 followed by inside story. bye bye for now the . the. now, despite the recent will be given to think you can call this it in japan. it snowed yesterday in total here is not going to snow again, immediate or thing. however winter has no means disappeared. the significance started harkwriter. it will come down on the high ground on those north, facing slaves in hunt street. but the feed there isn't anything like is cold. so it's going to be wet snow. the rest of china and the green plants, a bunch of the r

ford coppola of all join the campaign to save the cities. movie theaters from property developers. bernard smith, reports from room a kind of jo is one of 4 to face and them is less than room where they used to be a $160.00 the romans who want to experience the world outside the tunnel city options and narrowing those trying to save and send them as say, the real estate they occupying should be reserved for use by the local community. it, it is fundamental that a city like room which is the city of cinema and is one of the cities in which culture is among the most important in the world. and among the oldest in the world, maintains this cultural aspect. because you don't just eat the food, but you also have to know which the soul, here's a french model that could be key with cinemas, have multiple functions, cultural, but also commercial title. these are not the ruins. rome wants to be known for, to stay open. owners must by know, devote most of the space to cultural activities. but that's how it was profitable. it's converting to shop sort of palm. and so instead, the electoral for at lea

part of the economy with the countries holdings now worth more than $1000000000.00 spent spring and bernard smith, who joins us from temple in baton. so why has latan gone big for bitcoin? bennett? of the soley pretty much everyone was spoken to from the prime minister down takes immense pride in boots on the philosophy of gross national happiness introduced by the full king in the mid 19 seventies. emphasizing personal happiness in general well being over economic gain. but people do have bills to pay on the economy does now need to grow more particularly to accommodate an increasing number of well qualified graduates from boots on schools and universities that or is this levy on tours of a $100.00 a day for foreigners coming in to boot time, there isn't a great desire to reduce not to open the floodgates to tours and because of concerns about sustainability and the environment. in fact, let's talk about him not up to $200.00 day. the government still thinks people will come for that. the countries also limits a didn't because he's mountainous or you can really have lots factors or agricul

this is the last chance to say one of the most important cultural and autistic cities worldwide. bernard smith, alger 0 room, when it's time for sports news, has peter kerry, thank you very much. new zealand have booked the spot in the final of the champions trophy and will take on india for the title in dubai. and they beat south africa and the whole 2 headphones bedding 1st easy, the 362 with direction drove him to and came with him some boat screwing centuries . captain mitchell sentiment stalled with the so i figured by 50 rooms the final happens on sunday and there for middle team and let's go match. one is throughout. so it was nice. we're able to get some good concepts to you there in that fist endings knowing that way regardless of how many we got. it was always going to be a tough job and that, and that's taking ending. so that's got such a strong getting on up to say some really good contributions throughout to sort of ballast toilet. it's not easy to model in those conditions in the day and, and so they, they, you know, they did a little bit to, you know, and trying to stick t

the 1st one stretches from southern japan to bernard, you can see on the left. the 2nd one on the right includes us control territories like guam and the mariano islands. so when it comes to the 2nd chain, something very interesting has been happening on one of the mariana islands, an air field that was once used as a launch pad for b 29 bombers. the drum nuclear bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki is being completely refurbished after decades of being deserted. our airmen at 10 in our successfully expanding our annual combat employment options to enhance determines increase flexibility. and if needed, rapidly generate combat power. they are the pathfinders for advancing our scheme of maneuver in the endo pacific. have a look at the satellite images of the air field that show immense progress between december 2023 and january 2025. absolutely dare liked only a bit more than a year ago. now, both being cleared, one waste, taxi waves and other infrastructure, incredibly symbolic on the one hand. but non, the less practical on the other. you may say the 2nd island chai

of course there is a small but growing bernard to you within that was community that is refusing to serve in the is really army not wanting to participate in all those violations of human rights. that these really are me is accused of. but for now, this is what these really army has confirmed after initially withholding the information 20 year old, palestinian is rarely from the jewish community. a carried out the attack in a high for area and was shocked on site. know that, and i'm on know, thank you. the guidelines as it cleans out. i should force president me as an entity to seek peace, not to supply more weapons or comments from moscow. come off to you to be and leaders agreed to increase military budgets. and ukraine's defense is at a summit in london. and then a vessel in events, reports from london, amerigroup as the president, another day, another venue, and another one greeting. guess, tom, a well coming will do me to the lensky to a summit of european vetoes in london with canada and tuck it in. attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was the top of the agenda, the leading that e

so he's actually, i think bernard russell, voice words and these uh, let's see, wants to make peace and you praise what these just making steps, somebody's ne, at the same time, the only thing is shown and then it wants me to this for as a always that you to 2021. when he was the major of the, our forces of the training he spoke of and he wants to try tags in the hospital. and that's what basically probably a lot of systems is for people like sometimes when they're not getting the agenda of the owners abroad raising their attendance. and you're the want to confuse the war and their continued warm are great effort because there's the most about the complex and the who wants to be that right now, the engagement their stage is the european union is added to an exclusive chat with us here at all today, the french patriots populated flor have philip a, who's been a strong advocate of cutting off of the a to key of says the the more rusher and the us engaging peace efforts. the more europe products as the europe and union is a paranoid to operate as it only has enemies, its world is getting n

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a jewish graduate of bernard college believes trump administration will end ongoing demonstrations which been popping up since last spring at height of the student pro-palestinian movement we saw a takeover of hamilton hall on columbia's campus. >> they seem to be driven by money. so i'm incredibly optimistic that president trump will finally be holding them accountable in that regard. we all need to stand strong with our moral, western value based ideology against this radical fundamental islamic terrorism. >> the aclu is firing back at the federal cuts saying they represented escalation by the trump administration to, quote, cohearse colleges and universities and to censoring students 'speech and advocacy that isn't maga approved end quote. joint federal task force, though, to combat anti-semitism say federal cuts are only just beginning. anita. anita: quite a debate and thank you for that. later this morning i'll be speaking with a current jewish student from columbia university. how she's reacting to these protests and the latest move from president trump. right now wall street journ

and it's like the dean at bernard college.have a bunch of anti-israel, anti-semitic protesters who are pro-hamas and the dean is just trying to pacify them. and that's what democrats did with progressives for the last eight years. and this is what you get! you get trump again! after you tried to jean carol him, after you tried to fani willis him. none of it worked and he gets to be president again and now you are doing a week impression of him because you have fighting skills that are lackluster and napoleon dynamite would barf over you with embarrassment. [applause] >> greg: i am wondering, do you have a massive hickey on your neck? >> i got whiplash, this is a call or. >> greg: it makes your head so tiny. >> actually have a really large head so i'm trying to overcompensate. >> you know what you me of? you remind me of a container of dishwasher soap. >> because i smell so good and clean your dishes? >> greg: i just want to pop your head off and squirt you on my plate. just want to pop your head off and score you on my plate,