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to george washington university police department who relayed that assault to us on monday morning forondditionally there were a messages left inside of the waencampment that there was a covid counter demonstrated that within the areas well. yes, ma'am. reporter: [inaudible] [inaudible] students from other campuses? >> we did. their indication shouldn't say students individuals that were columbiae university were coming to george washington may have ay have actually been there. yes, ma'am. >> can you give a number on how many officers responded this morning? and also moving forward for. >> specific numbers are tactics we get into with that. obviously again we value what we have we try to t mitigate risk e best we can buy the formative resource officers using all kinds of information and intelligence is out there with that. as far as deploying a pepper spray that was done in response to the assaults on the police officers that occurred. it was not done to disperse the groups it was the individuals assaulting an officer to stop that assault would make the arrest related to that. >> yes the

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but foron the issue writ large, the suinkachgments and the jepel student dissatisfaction with columbia and its resistance to divesting, i just wonder what you imagine comes next. >>in no clue. i don't think anyone has a sense of that. you know, i don't think we anticipated this two weeks ago. so the one thing that we probably -- one of the few things we would agree on is that this is not resolved and we'll have more issues on these lines to contend with. >> i just want to reset for anyone joining us at this late hour we're closely following developments at columbia university. in the last hour students were ordered to shelter in place due to police activity, a massive response by new york city police. at therk top of the hour new yo police in full riot gear began entering campus and making arrests. it is unclear how many students have been arersed, but what we do know before police entered the campus an nypd official said protesters barricaded themselves inside hamilton hall those protesters will be charged with third degree burglary, criminal mischief, and trespassing. a moment ago we

position of power is, how he's seen among the israeli people, what the level of commitment is in israel forono go into rafah, to continue this effort. where is he? if this, well, i'm not, i'm going to take the if out. i was going to go back to the ceasefire. but what's his political posture now in israel? >> well, i think, as everyone knows, this is a complicated government.c. it's a balancing act when you have a coalition. and if you're just looking at the politics of it, that's something that he has to factor in. but here's what i'd say generally about this. irrespective of what you think of the prime minister, the government, what's important to understand is that much of what he's doing is not simply a reflection of his politics or his policies, it's actually a reflection of where a large majority of israelis are in this moment. i and i think it's important to understand that if we're really going to be able to meet this challenge. that's at least my observation. i've now been there seven times since october 7th, and you get a chance to get a feel for what's going on in the society itself

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>> senator, thank you foron the question. and of course i can't answer to if you are referring to our former deputy secretary no longer at theco department. >> he works for the president. he's appointed by the president. >> he's your deputy secretary. are you the secretary of theto department of interior? i thought that's why you were here. don't look at her, look at me. do these people who are sitting here today, answering most of your questions, do they work for you, do they report to you? they are not in charge? >> they work with me. >> so you're not in charge of the department? >> i thoughtyo you were in char. >> i provided the vision and the overall direction. >> but you're not in charge. do you take responsibility for what happens at the department of interior? do you take full responsibility for what happens at the department? good, then why are your leadership meetings with dark money groups and concealing it from the public why are they doing it off the books, how many times has this happened? >> this is the first i'