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p d. along with n y, p, d. helicopters and drones descended upon us a columbia university in that city college of new york. hundreds and hundreds of riot police surrounding us professors and students who were hand costs for around 5 hours. we were held overnight at one police plaza, many sustained different injuries just and this year. for believing that palestinians have a right to dig into the life and self determination. i received many, many death threats and been docs has been censored by social media has been shut down. i've been fired and now arrested. so this is the quote unquote democratic west where they can brutalize us incense or us just because we believe that all human beings are we, we say we're against the genocide. they say we're anti jewish. we say that we want peace. we want palestinians to have the right to exist, to, to build their own nation. a. m s. n b c, cnn, fox said they were anti semitic. there's no hatred of jewish people this hatred of genocide, this hatred of colonization, this hatred of any quality is hatred of a part time. these hatred have asked me questions a

but when you start calling it n, y, p, d, and l a p d, and other things in the time students and throwing them in jail sales, then you made this a real thing and not saying it wasn't real before. but now you have, you have heart and there was all right to continue this and there are a lot of solidarity protests that came up as a result. so i think this is a pre miscalculation by both the democratic party. yes, but also um, from the university leadership and many of the you told her about a miscalculation and all you really, it was also the series of congressional hearings. right. that really intensify these protests. and then the subsequent reaction that we've seen from administrators. since then, james, i'm curious, how much do you think this has all been driven by political considerations, especially the response we've seen from university management? well, i think it's driven by political considerations, but the political considerations come from the fringe of the what is the democratic party and then divide within the democratic party over what the public policy. uh, what do you state

p d. just to make the point last night, we have more than a 100 students arrested. part of the university in the n y, p d a n y p d will look, their bullets have access to our campus and university professors that have access . and so we chose to trade in ammunition for ideas of and that just go because against everything we've been trying to build in this community, columbia university has said that it's going to have a police presence for at least 2 more weeks until after graduation. i mean, this is an issue that really isn't going anywhere anytime soon as that. that's right. and that really concerns. that's because in our presidents sort of the communications through the communities in their e mails, which sounds like a communications with someone and who is a hostage to being held hostage by i don't know, doing some corporate entity that enters her e mails to say that she's concerned about the whole community safety without recognizing that the, the in why pd's presence on this campus it's, it's a threat certainly to a media as a black man and our black students. and not only us, but a number of non

i mean the brakes are already just a few percentage points bigger and g d p collective g d p. then you'll usual g 7 players and now it's iran, u a e. saudi arabia joining briggs. these are the energy players of the well, it's almost like bricks now has put a canopy over the energy costs out of the world. the implications are enormous. that large johnson is a former c i analyst, and both associate c o, joining us from the sunshine state live on how to use. thanks so much larry, looking forward to seeing you soon. all right, roy y, as in pleasure, caesar. so while i've done it yet and try to hold colton badging last month, that potentially have strategy didn't work out too well. now the us treasury secretary is switching it up. oh, j. america's european allies to unite and confront against china is industrial advantage. a try mission, just drilled policy may seem remote as we sit here in this room. but if we do not respond strategically and in the united way, the viability of businesses in both or countries and around the world could be at risk when it comes, as no surprise drov

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