but it's not just kamala. whole administration is really a freak show and reality show. you have your secretary of state in ukraine rocking out to neil young playing the guitar, you've got joe biden who doesn't know where he's at or who he is half the time and then you've got kamala yucky get up about candles. i'm not sure what i'm watching but i'd sure like to change the channel. >> jesse: i mean at least blinken has talent. kamala can't play a tune to save her life. tomi, what about michelle? you've heard the name dropped. what happens in august if biden's numbers keep dipping? is michelle going to take a phone call? >> i don't think so. michelle right now is living the good life. she's on yachts, making a lot of money, doing podcasts, having a great time and her and barack obama are probably running the country as we speak so why would they need to run for office to do that? i'd also like to point out there's a lot of conversations about how bad it is to pit black women against one another, the old naomi ca

[cheering] president biden: my name's joe biden, i work for kamala harris. asked her to be my vice president because i knew i needed somebody smarter than me. folks, happy asian-american, native hawaiian, pacific islander month. thank you, lucy, for your introduction and all you do for the community on and off the screen. kamala, our historic vice president who represents the community with such great pride. doug, i know you're here somewhere but wherever you are, doug, he's back there? anyway, our first second gentleman, he's here along with so many of our friends. mazie and tammy, two leaders in the united states senate. there you are. and chair of the congressional asian-pacific american caucus representative judy chu. there you are, judy. and other members who represent the community in growing numbers in each election. as kamala mentioned, that includes the family of the late norm manetta who is a great friend and leader. this year marks the 25th anniversary of the creation of the white house initiative on aanhpi. and norm supported it. by the way, i wa

weand you know who really doesnt care about kamala? about kn.ly 36% of american women like her. >> why should we take kamalae ta harris seriously as all she doeske is like ditzy sit downssh with fangirls and talk about date night girlss? i'm not a fan of hillary, but at least she was seriousa f >> she had a health care plan. she had foreign policy plans. fo just has plans for dinner. >> hillary would never go on a talk show and blabber about candles and dance routines. >>les and dance ro americans are actually worried about biden's health, whether he can even make it another term. wouldn't you want to show woton take the reins, maybe be respected? >> why doesn't she want that? >> we have to knowmes pe that sometimes people will open the door for you and leave it open. sometimeop for you as they won' >> and then you need to kickee the door down. here's my light. >> but hamas protesters and migrants are kicking effing doors down. >> how about we lock some doors around herown.e right? >> what does she even talking about? we're talkinaround here.g a

[cheers and applause] when we come back, we find out kamala's secret weapon. so don't go away. are right. [cheers and applause] with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles. indoorsy tina loves a deluxe suite. ooh! booking.com booking.yeah [cheers and applause] >> michael: welcome back to "the daily show." vice president kamala harris has been out on the campaign trail recently, which is very refreshing. for a long time, it felt like the white house was hiding her, possibly because whenever she speaks, it's mostly an unintelligible word salad. but it turns out, that's all on purpose. ♪ ♪ >> talking about the significance of the passing of time, right? the significance of the passage of time. so when you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time. maybe it is a small issue. it is a big issue. you need to get to go and you need to be able to get where you need to go to do the work and get home. it is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time is every day. every day, it is time for us to a

thank you, kamala for your partnership. it is a partnership. how about a round of applause for our great vice president? [cheers and applause]if great to see so many friends, including my fellow scrantonian, senator bob casey. where are you? [applause] mayor parker, the today governor chairs of the congressional black caucus, members of the cbc who are here tonight. if i introduced everybody, i would be here all night. but look, i couldn't be here without thinking of our dear friend dwight evans. he is recovering and doing well. and joining us are so many state and local officials from across the country, including a guy from my father's hometown where he was born, baltimore, maryland. they call it "bom-more." [cheers and applause]at in case you haven't noticed, he looked like he could still play too. [laughter] it's great to be with you, gov. civil-rights, community leaders, folks across the country, but anyone who wonders whether their vote matters, remember, because black america voted in 2020's, -- please have a seat if you can -- have a se

i work for kamala harris. because i knew i needed somebody smarter than me. like, why would he say that? is he trying to throw something up against the wall? >> greg: that's a low bar. >> jesse: self-deprecating humor, and a master at it so i understand what he is trying to pull off. >> greg: an example right there. >> harold: most politicians are equal opportunity users of the f-bomb, i agree with greg, i use the f-bomb a lot off air. >> greg: it's disgusting how often -- >> judge jeanine: thanks, harold. >> harold: but one would think -- >> judge jeanine: no cake for you. >> harold: i don't understand, for the life of me, i've been saying this for months, dana put a frame around us, why you don't have, the administration does not have its campaign lines down. i don't care what group you go before, not talking about the economy, the china tariffs, empowering every day americans, cut taxes on middle-class americans, small businesses, what does the next four years look like, if you don't talk about what's at st

it is weird to see ie itt when n it's kamala in particular. it's an authority figure. and like , i mean, people forget p how many people she put in prison. >> yeah, that's, you knon prisow >> you put those black fatherse in jail, you know? >> how did you feel? and it's not about the rap as somebody with a very annoying laugh. yes. well, also, i do have my dadlefa annoying laugh, and i've neverps brought that up as a clapback before. so maybe that' a claps a tip from karma, but it's not the laugh. it's the times in which she laughs. right. shgl, she's talkin about something very serious or something that makes no sense. that's what maket maenses peopl. it's more along the lines of, oh, not your laughs annoying, but more like, are you oka y? yeah, yeah, yeah. i was that i>> gres cringeworth. >> as expected. expected those two? absolutely. yeah. as far as co-parenting a skills, if that's where they want to go with this, you know, howard hoern, drew barrymore, joe biden and kamala harris, as co-parenting skills have stn over the last three. >> right. i think that if drewor

while trump campaigning, kamala harris, did you hear this, planning for exit strategy.d vice president kamala harris has joked to friends that she may return to california to run for governor. democrats lose the white house this fall, taking a page from richard nixon. speed to a her spokesperson said that did not happen. this november the vice president will prepare to be inaugurated for the second term of the biden/harris administration. joe concha a fox news contributor and joins us now. the vp thinking plan b according to this report, what do you think about it? the public polling telling the biden people this could be a one-term presidency and vice presidency. look, she runs her office in california, and that is a great job for her because basically if you are a governor of california you can do whatever you want your think about gavin newsom, right, the french laundry and pushing mass mandates and meanwhile at dinner with all of these people at a fancy restaurant in napa. remember the super bowl in los angeles, the los angeles rams, kids mast inside of the stadium

you knew kamala harris before she was vice president.and that is one of the reasons you supported biden-harris ticket the last time. >> she was the refinery. >> brian: she was the reason? >> yeah. >> brian: what happened? >> she is handcuffed a lot by this administration. >> brian: why do you think that? why do you think she is handcuffed? >> because i know her and i know what she stands for. and i know, you know, the things that she wants to do that she may not necessarily be in a position to do because she doesn't want to overstep the president. >> steve: you know, i think he is absolutely right. because, during the campaign in 2020, she was outs and about many -- she would talk to fox all the time. whenever our correspondent out in the field would see her go up to her, she would talk to him. but that is when she was still just one of the 20 people running. as soon as she became the nominee, vice president nominee, they put a lid on it. and she stopped talking because they want to control her message. >> lawrence: here's the problem. i

president to you. it even turns out that it’s not the president, not the president, he works for kamala works there, my name is joe biden, i work for kamala haris, fresh, i asked her to be my vice president because i knew i needed someone smarter than me , at the same time he clearly reads, yes, that’s not enough, unfortunately, one day he apparently saw the guy on the prompter speed up, uh-huh. grandfather almost lost his tongue, he’s all over the place with commas, oh well, look at this, cities like this are very different from vidlag, this is the kind where money doesn’t determine such values, everyone is worthy of respect, deserves a chance, no one will be left behind the america we are building, so i have never been more optimistic about being, i speak quickly because of the rain, we must remember who we are usa. i told you, the guarantor of stability will also be here and there now, by the way, who are these people, these are the people who don’t want to ride in chinese cars, these are the people who want to get ballpoint pens for free, they are there they give it back when they c

i want to show you this is of kamala harris. remember, there's probably only one thing worse than sleepy joe, being in charge of the nuclear button and it's a come off. now let's, i've listened to her points on a population control because the only way that they're going to actually uh, make sure that that little bit of infrastructure, the building is going to be enough for the american people is if past the population dies, when we invest in clean energy and electric vehicles and reduced population, reduced population, reduced population more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water . the one in heaven's name you talking about time as kamala spouts and yarborough's about population control. you got to remember that the u. s. is a big country, big economy, but it's got a problem to built right into us is at its lowest since 1979. and you may ask, why? well, i don't think apple is actually helping with it's a v or a headset and it's a, you know, virtual porn addiction. yeah. oh you, well we run the video. so th

kamala harris. [applause] vice pres. harris: thank you, thank you. good morning. and congratulations to the cadets of air force academy class of 2024. audience: roy! vice pres. harris: to cretary frank kendall, general chance saltzman, general david allvin, lieutenant general richard clark, and to all the friends and loved ones and sponsor families of these extraordinary graduates, thank you all for what you have done to support them in this journey. and, again, i applaud all that you have done every day. in 2020, as a united states senator, it was my privilege to nominate five cadets to this class. lynlee davis, elizabeth deards, kyle moats, noelle mourani, and jaricsa vega. and as vice president, i know firsthand the excellence produced by this academy. with me here with me today is lieutenant colonel debra■3 starkey, class of 2009, the first space force guardian to serve as military aide to the vice president. fulton, class of 2007. and major anthony navaroli, class of 2013, who flew me here on air force two. and since taking office, i have flown nearly 400,000

you are the reason kamala harris is a historic vice president. you are the reason donald trump is a defeated former president. [applause] es. den: and you are the reason donald trump is going to be a loser again. [cheers and you placed enormous faith in me. y be to honor the trust by doing everything in my power to get us through one of the toughest odtory we got through the pandemic. investing more money than ever in black families and communities, putting checks in people's pockets to reduce black child poverty. reconnecting black neighborhoods cut off all highways and decades of disinme. removing lead so every child, neighbors on the brink can -- including your neighbors here in flint can drink clear wn wahout fear of brain damage. we are making the most significant investment ever in climate justice, including the most significant environmental justice is asked ever. every child can breathe clean air. we are delivering affordable high-speedntso no child has to r homework outside of the mcdonal'ng l. as a senator i tried for years to beat bima

i gotta say without any question if we're going to talk about who, it's kamala harris. czar, has allowed the greatest invasion in american history. kamala harris working on the economy with the pandering tour of joe biden, seeing the devastation across this nation. kamala harris working with joe biden on issues of the middle east literally stand standing in op to decision -- opposition to our strongest ally, israel. i will say this without any question, as a poor kid of a single-parent household knowing the truth of the american dream, having a chance to talk about that is important. starting a business that changed not just my life are, but my mother's economic future, that was only possible because we had the kind of power in our economy driven by conservative values. i want the talk about giving donald trump four more years not for the vice president, but for the american people. maria: right. >> this is about 300 million people who need a better future. maria: well, you may very well be on the debate stage debating kamala harris at some point. are you ready for that

kamala harris has been here many times. this really is one of the biggest cash cows in the country. some of the biggest, zip codes for political donations for democrats are especially in silicon valley on the peninsula. so it's no surprise the president is back again to make another trip to the california political atm, the political atm. >> i mean, that is so very true, right here. we don't ever see him because he's in and out at these private events where they pay a lot of money to, rub elbows right? whereas in other states, the swing states, people actually get glimpses and hear speeches and maybe even shake hands with him and the candidates. right? yeah. >> oh, yeah. that's totally the dynamic here. i mean, yeah, if we were a michigan or a pennsylvania, there would be a lot more public events. but, you know, it's there's no doubt that biden will win california. and so when he's here, he's not doing public events hardly ever sometimes maybe kamala harris, the vice president, will do an event, or jill biden will do an event when they're here. but for the most part, almost his enti

kamala and ito lift hbcu's up ae keeping that commitment.day i'm proud to announce, as was mentioned earlier by the es invested over $16 billion in hbcu's. by fhe of any administration, combination amt administrations. [applause] th investment helps hbcu's do everything from student house, study climate science, create health research lab, prepare black state of the unionsause te the endowments to do it th. let's be clear. i know real power when i see it. later today, in the oval office, i'll be meeting with the presidents of the divine nine. [cheers and applause] you all think i'm kidding, don't you? i'm proud that we're the first -- you got [cheers and applause] i can tell there's -- anyway. we're the first administration in history to have a working group from the divine nine in the white house, i've asked them to do that from the beginning. we know after brown vs. board, there were still many trying to deny opportunity and freedom to all ameca a few minutes ago i spoke with some of the little rock nine who were deterd integrate little ro

announcer: and now vice president kamala harris and kenyon president william ruto sat down with ambassadoro kenya william whitman to discuss it investments in africa hosted by the u.s. chamber of commerce. this is about 30 minutes. >> please welcome back suzanne p. clark, president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce. ♪ >> i am trying to decide if i should say good morning or good afternoon. i have lost track of the time i think, but hello, thank you so much everyone for being here today. it is a historic day for the united states and for the u.s. chamber of commerce. as you know we are celebrating the 60th anniversary of u.s.-can yet diplomatic relations that a marking the first stage visited by an african president since 2008. i think we can all agree that 16 years is far too long, but we are hopeful president ruto's time and washington it will usher in a new era of regular state visits by african leaders. on top of that today we brought together senior government officials, business leaders, and industry partners as we observe world trade month and on the eve of africa day. what bet

he said senator kamala harris that he knew is not the one that's in office.f the reason and he is one of the most influential black personalities out there. i'm not making a commitment this time. she has been the biggest letdown. joe biden was supposed to give four years and she was supposed to be the heir apparent. nobody thinks that she is ready therefore joe has got to run or get out. and he didn't want to get out. that's where we are at. once again, the democrats are going to tap into celebrities to save them. george clooney, julia roberts, former president obama, president clinton coming together west coast swing get celebrities to get momentum. i don't know how many celebrities are in president trump's crowd of 100,000 on saturday night. none. no other celebrity on the stage. there was no band to warm up. i don't think celebrities sell. is he raise money but he can't really put money in people's fox so far. i want to hear his economic message. it's got to be dramatically different. celebrities aren't going to sell. in fact, i think a lot of people are t

united states, kamala harris. and so many here today, including my cabinet, u.s.ative katherine thai, act willing labor secretary julie su. and director of technology, where is she? stand up, i like that dress. let us see your gown. and thanks to all of you, leaders of labor, business, flap throw -- philanthropy, cultural arts. there's no singular asian-american, hawaiian, diversity of cultures and breadth of your achievement strengthened the fabric of our country. the fastest growing demographic in the united states, you represent how we're a nation of immigrants, a nation of freedom, and that's the america we share, that's the america we know and you've made incredible progress. 15 million new jobs recorded. historic low levels of unemployment. record small business creation. in fact, loans from our small business administration, nnhpi, and small business is up 40% compared to the previous administration. because the exit ended child care tax credits during the pandemic which not one republican voted for i might add we cut asian-american child poverty nearly 25%

re-elect kamala and me and the democratic congress, and we will sign the john lewis voting rights act, the freedom to vote act, and make it the law of the land again. equity end -- are the that is what i am proud to have the most diverse administration in history. to tap into the full talents of our country. i promised you when i was president that i would have an administration that america. we have more african-americans more women, more minorities in our administration than any other administration in all of history. damn well. imagined in 2024 that there would be folks fighting to ban books in america. what in d's name is that about? not only that, they are trying to erase black history. literarily. they dostory is american history! [cheers and applause] together, we make history. we do not erase history. [applause] but folks, the threat that trump poses is greater in his second term than the first. it is clear that when he lost in 2020, and i mean this sincerely, something snapped in trump. he that is why january 6 would happen. every legal avenue, tried trump to challenge the el

vice president kamala harris in florida tonight, saying she and the president believe these decisions should be made by women, not the government. >>> harvey weinstein back in court for the first time since his rape conviction was overturned in new york. will there be a new trial? what was revealed today. >>> the robin roberts exclusive here tonight with wnba star brit nye griner. her first interview about her ten months behind bars in russia. what she revealed to robin. >>> tonight, the investigation into boaters partying and then seen dumping trash into the atlantic, right off the coast of florida. what authorities are now saying about this. >>> the passenger plane, the possible bird strike, and the emergency landing tonight. >>> and reports of an earthquake in california. >>> good evening and we begin tonight here with the breaking news. the images coming in right now, among these crackdowns on campus protests. the nypd at the scene in riot gear at fordham university, as we come on tonight. we also have new images of the nypd at columbia university, going into what hall through a s

and california where alex's from and where kamala harris is from, at this.ny women are smoking pot when pregnant and smoking cigarettes. and pot leads to all kinds of trouble in infants once they are born in terms of behavioural delay and preterm infants. and wise and she worried about that? you want to know about this in genuine, if you are worried about the medical part of this and not the political -- as he said, going for the big-money vote because the marijuana industry is not doing that well right now. so let's ignore the fact that pregnant women are smoking pot where it is legal. it is a huge disgrace to ignore that. >> laura: thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you laura. >> could see you. >> laura: and finally, are first and best president said this of mary ball washington. my mother was the most beautiful woman i ever saw. ally mio to my mother. i attribute my success in life to the moral, intellectual and physical education i received from her. i feel exactly the same way about my own mother and caroline ingram who dined many years ago. my

who should it be night is very important, because kamala harris is joe biden's v.p.at donald trump has an doesn't biden doesn't i think trump heavily looking at the senate makes a ton of sense given foreign policy complications you heard him mentioned tim scott remarko rubio tom cotton j.d. vance, our former ambassador to japan you can't go wrong with any of them i think you have to see who would replace them in senate would governors appoint i think, but in ohio a little bit more thought i'm sure president trump considering saul implications. he can't go wrong if he picks a person of color makes a ton of sense modernize returns the three criteria for me number one somebody can help you win, two gech you govern, three ready day one describes many people former secretary of state mike pompeo can't go wrong contrasting to kamala harris, the way to go. maria: a lot of important picks there that you mentioned my next guess could be one of those, that the president is thinking about has been in the courtroom on campaign trail with president trump north dakota governor dou

now, the exception now, of course, is kamala harris. she's the notable exception. she's she hadn't even been in the senate for four years by the time biden picked her as his running mate. and i think it helps explain a little bit about the the trouble she's had finding a place for herself in biden's white house. you know, unlike when obama leaned on biden, biden doesn't need kamala harris's advice about how to handle washington because he's been in washington since she was eight years old. so she's had to find her own way of making a mark. now she's had some influence that no other vice president has had. people don't know this is gone very little notice. but in her four years, she has broken 33 ties in the senate, 33 ties by comparison, pence broke, broke 13. cheney only broke eight. bush 41 broke seven. gore broke four. and biden and dan quayle never broke single tie when they were vice president. so kamala harris beat the record that had been held since 1832 by john calhoun, who broke 31 ties. i've been in her office. in her office, the frame copy of the roll ca

kamala keeps saying is our. and i'm going now i'm going sunday to make a speech at thato place. >> that means more andat more morehouse morehouse college joe.ollege it's impossible to know anything with this guyit's imp,h you know, did he forget the name of the historically black college university where he said to deliver the commencement speech? >> and if he did, that's really sad, isn't it? but typical. today's speech wast th the beginning of what the biden campaign is calling a fresh appealpaig to african american voters who are turning fre in droves to donald trump record numbers. but instead of addressing issues that are our top concern. all let's see? the economy. inflation. biden is vowing to raise taxes and force americans who did not go to college to pay off student loans enjoyed by those who racked up debt. well, you know, with oneok to maybe even three degrees. >> take a look. that's why minorities takeicant the most significant action, notwithstanding the trump, the supreme court tried to stoad to p

that's only for kamala. >> stephen: oh, wow. >> mr.all the predecessors were women, have there been changes in white house tradition or protocol that have thrown people for a loop? are they having to make changes, the career people? >> mr. emhoff: what you realizes there was no protocol for this. so many times, you're out there. what is the protocol say? they are looking at a book. it's not in there. do i stand on the left, the right, in front, in back? you realize very quickly that what you do know they didn't tell you the camera is always on and no matter what, you're never alone and there's always people around you. i learned that the hard way at the inauguration. they are telling me all this stuff. i get out of the limo, i'm going up the steps of the capital and this is actually a funny-not funny at the time. i'm here, here, here. i have no idea where i'm supposed to be. >> stephen: did it say de on the ground? >> mr. emhoff: probably but i'm not paying attention. i get up there. one of the senior staffers was like uh-uh, that's no

i work for kamala harris.ed her to be my vice president. >> you know, i need somebody smarter than me. we have to know that sometimes a people will open the door for you anmes peopd leave it open. >> sometimes they won't. and then you need to kickk that door down. excuse my language. okay. is she talking about if they are reelected, she's just going to kick that door down e shal? to th >> could be. i don't know. maybe joe's in earth all the ice cream and she she. he loves to scoops. what do you make of these two? well, i think that vice president harris has accomplished one thing, which is she's managed to be less popular than the least least popular president in history. >> it's quite an accomplishmenot for kamala or mama ella or whatever they call her doug burgum. >> thank you so much. thank you, jesse. givingewsom the homeless vodka shots . w clicks >> does joe wilson have a crack >> does joe wilson have a crack trust safe like this? customer had auto glass damage, but he was busy working from we repla, so

ralph: madam vice president, kamala harris. what a wonderful journey we have had together because i will never forget south carolina. but when we think about south carolina to this moment, tell me how do you see and feel about this moment, this reelection moment? v.p. harris: thank you. thank you so very much. you are such an extraordinary -- we have known each other a long amount of time. you are an extraordinary artist in just a phenomenal leader, and you are a girls girl, and we love a girl's girl. ms. ralph: thank you. thank you. thank you. v.p. harris: if i may, i would like to just start by acknowledging karen, who you just heard from. you know, in these last two years, i have met some phenomenal women. and you just witnessed one of those women, karen, who, born out of such personal tragedy, decided that they would take a stage in front of a national audience to share something so personal and so hurtful in terms of the experience and what it meant. and doing it so selflessly so that the world can understand what this rea

it didn't stop kamala harris does like this -- >> under donald trump it would be fair game for womenred and punished by the government. >> if it's not true, she went on to say he wants to be a dictat dictator. mischaracterizing people who are going to read times magazine mcdonald trump going back to 2016 was asked, it's always the pro-life movement not to punish the woman, the woman is a victim. these are think we are going back to 16. here they are they've tracked this. they have tried this since 2016 was on a cnn condo. it didn't work then and it's not going to work now. the american people care about food on the dinner table and lower interest rates and the list goes on. >> should have said fox. >> it get food on speeches. >> it will be interesting to follow. what if he went? right now he is winning. let me tell you straight ahead, you have to stay if you want to but follow me on social media and same thing, whatever they call it on twitter and send us your videos. terry from maine sent a video about their pick. >> have you heard? biden wants to be president. when we say it'll be

here's the deal, this is plan c for kamala.is ticket defeated trump for biden go in the oval office, stay for a few days, sign a few executive orders and then hand over the baton to kamala. surprise, surprise, biden enjoyed being president. more importantly, dr. jill biden enjoyed being president. so now the polls are in the dumpster as you pointed out on fox. trump is winning all but one swing state. she knows it does not look good, so she's telling people to tell people that she's going to run for governor. why? out in california it takes a boatload of money to win, over $100 million, and the election is in 20 26, and right now there may be half a dozen candidates who want to run, and she knows if she doesn't let people know she wants the run, the money will not be there when and if she -- pete: so you buy it. i mean, their campaign is denying, the spokesperson for harris is denying this, saying it did not happen. >> of course. pete: you believe it. >> pete, of course they're going to deny it, otherwise it looks as if she's b

that's definitely weighing the biden campaign down and they don't know if kamala harris will be ableat. >> greg: kevin, you and i are a lot alike: very successful businessman. [laughter] you understand that a person, let's say -- is never the less powerful when they only have one option. you are most powerful when you have double the options. shouldn't blacks be willing to listen to republicans, because that forces the democrats to take blacks more seriously? if you only have one party dictating to you, the parties in control, but if you have another party out there, you have control. >> kevin: i think right now, the black caucus voter and independent black voters must be very skeptical about politicians making promises. i think since the '60s, they've been courted by all kinds of presidents that want to be president, but what happens, it seems to me and i'm sure they would agree with this -- within 90 days after the election is decided, they are forgotten. they should be very skeptical, and i'm sure they are, but i don't know what's different this time. that to me, if i were a black

. >> we're following the latest and vice president kamala harris is in florida as the state's new six-week abortion ban takes effect, we are moments away from her taking on former president donald trump and the republican party as we start to see tighter restrictions the knocked at all across the country plus the accusations against him spark the me too movement. now, the question, will harvey weinstein be retried, the disgraced hollywood producer is important for the first time since his rape conviction was overturned we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central we are following new developments as universities increasingly crackdown on student protests across the country. these are scenes just hours ago on the campus of the university of wisconsin onsen madison police say they arrested 34 people during a clash with protesters, and that four officers were injured. you can see police using pitons, pushing protesters back in order to remove a pro-palestinian encampment. >> and then at columbia university in new york city. this is