lawler, for as much time as he may consume. mr. lawler: thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you for your leadership in getting this bill to the floor and i want to thank my colleague from new jersey, mr. gottheimer, my co-lead on this bill. i rise in support of this legislation, h.r. 5923, the iran-china energy sanctions act. iran is exporting around 1.5 million barrels of petroleum per day. its highest level in four years. around 80% of these exports go to china. providing teheran with revenues that keep their coughers -- coffers filled and enables iran's sponsorship of terrorism abroad, including backing hamas, hezbollah and the houthis. make no mistaker the october 7 attack on israel would not have been possible without iranian support. and this weekend's brazen assault on israel demonstrates iran's intentions have not wavered, they want to eradicate the state of israel from the face of the earth. .... my bill targets independent oil refiners which have been driving china's purchases of iranian crude. unlike refiners who have retreat fled markets, tpots deal in

stop wasting your parents money, congress and lawler says. i think that is right. >> what about the students inside the camp celebrating shab at? >> i don't know who is in there but we are demanding accountability for. that's why this press conference is important. we want this administration and of every campus around the country to bring this to account and bring this lawlessness to an end. that's what we need to do. thank you. under two hours. >> esteemed leaders and delegates from building trades across our great nation, thank you. for gathering here today. brothers and sisters -- thank you for gathering here today. brothers and sisters, standing with these phenomenal leaders beside me that

stop wasting your parents money, congress and lawler says. i think that is right. >> what about the students inside the camp celebrating shab at? >> i don't know who is in there but we are demanding accountability for. that's why this press conference is important. we want this administration and of every campus around the country to bring this to account and bring this lawlessness to an end. that's what we need to do. thank you. and our support for ukraine, our continued support for ukraine. jake? adv. sullivan: thank you. karine was very short. i have a few things to lay out. i'm sorry we are late for the podium today but it is for good reason, which

stop wasting your parents money, congress and lawler says. i think that is right. >> what about the students inside the camp celebrating shab at? >> i don't know who is in there but we are demanding accountability for. that's why this press conference is important. we want this administration and of every campus around the country to bring this to account and bring this lawlessness to an end. that's what we need to do. thank you.

stop wasting your parents money, congress and lawler says. i think that is right. >> what about the students inside the camp celebrating shab at? >> i don't know who is in there but we are demanding accountability for. that's why this press conference is important. we want this administration and of every campus around the country to bring this to account and bring this lawlessness to an end. that's what we need to do. thank you. ♪ announcer: says no 79 in partnership with the cable industry c-span is provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors, to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee hearings. c-span gives you ever proceed to how issues are debated and decided with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. announcer: new jersey congressman donalday junior has died from a hea condition related to complications with diabetes. representative pain succeeded his faer in representing new jersey and served for more than a dece. h

and the one thing about mike lawler, he wants the president to resign.he president is dealing with a faculty and a senate and a board that feels as though she should be repr reprimanded for even brg the cops to begin with at what point do you say the president is not the problem. the whole institution is the problem? >> steve: it will be interesting to sees a they put a metal picnic table up against the door right there. >> brian: genius. >> steve: exactly how they do deal with the professors and adjunct professors and teaching aides who stood with the people who broke a bunch of laws. can you express yourself. you cannot disrupt. it's not only here in new york city. we are going to show you where some of the other spots of trouble this morning are. you are taking a live look now at new haven, connecticut. this is a fox news alert. to the protests at yale where police are blocking off parts of the campus as you can see right there. according to its school paper, 50 officers are reportedly moving in on the protesters encampment, but the new haven police d

congressional district hey, listen, i mean, i look, i respect the heck out of mike lawler. i think he's a great congressman. and i wish him the best because i hope it gets reelected. i think one of the most promising members of congress that we have in the republican conference. and so i don't necessarily think he has answer is something that an average voter would here and say, that's wrong. i think they would say, yeah, but that seems like a reasonable response to me. so but i don't think there's any i don't think there's really any way to run a race when you have a significant number of republicans in your district by just running going simply as an anti-trump republican, which is i think what you're suggesting, you cannot do that. i mean, that's not a possibility. the base of the republican party expects republican elected officials to some degree, to support the leader of the party, which today is donald trump. >> while you were talking about president biden and his base, addressing his base a little while ago, i think he opened the easter egg festivities at the white

stop wasting your parents money, congress and lawler says. i think that is right. >> what about the students inside the camp celebrating shab at? >> i don't know who is in there but we are demanding accountability for. that's why this press conference is important. we want this administration and of every campus around the country to bring this to account and bring this lawlessness to an end. that's what we need to do. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> thursday, the u.s. supreme court hears oral argument in the case on whether former president donald trump has presidential immunity against prosecution for his alleged role in attempt to overturn 2020 election results. our coverage begins thursday at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> new jsey congressman donald pae nior has died from a heart condition related to colications from diabetes. he

one thing we need to remind mike lawler, he led the effort to get rid of george santos. and i think that was a very unwise move and shrunk our majority and we saw that seat replaced by a democrat. i don't think he's got the best take of what we need to be doing in congress to keep a majority. neil: there's a difference between george santos and mike johnson, whatever your differences? >> the thing is george santos wasn't convicted of anything, we threw him out. i'd rather have a republican with a cloud over than a democrat in that seat because it, frankly, the majority relies on it and mike lawler got rid of george santos. mike johnson was part-- mike johnson did nothing to stop that effort and i think that's another reason that mike johnson needs to go. neil: when you told him to his face this, to your credit you didn't do something behind someone's back. to his face, i think you should go. how did that go? >> when i told him to his face, this was in front of our conference in a private meeting and i'd same the same thing more or less to mike johnson two weeks earlier.

lawler writes this. the most dangerous place in washington or new york is between senator schumer and microphone, at a time when new yorkers and jewish americans needed his voice be the loudest,es been tim mid about the anti-semetic protests, sad writes mike lawler as the highest ranking jewish official in american history he should visit columbia university immediately and speak out lodely and clearly -- loudly and clearly against the pro-hamas crowd that's taken over the university. have you heard back from senator chuck shy shaw her? >> he's -- schumer. >> he's our senator, obviously. not a word. because the democrats are consumed with politics. if they stand up to this anti-semetic crowd that means they have to stand up to a couple districts, rashida tlaib's district in dearborn, michigan which could decide the presidential race, could decide the control of the senate. remember, this is all about power for chuck schumer and the democrats and joe biden. these poor students are victimized now at columb

lawler from new york. on october 7, 2023, hamas launched a brutal surprise attack on the state of israel. in which 100 isrli citizens lost their lives. this represented the most significant attack on israel since the yom kippur war. after those attacks there was a massive increase and an outpouring of hatred toward the state of israel and an increase in anti-semitism. let's look at the facts. current data from the anti-defamation league from october 7, 2023, until the end of last year, there were more than 5,204 anti-semitic dents tracked by the a.d.l more than the whole of 2022 in more than two months. unfortunately thereas been no greater breeding ground for ti-semitism than onampuses of our nation's colleges and universities. jewish parents across my district and across this country are concerned for their children away at college. jewish students should feel safe on college campuse the anti-mitic actions across -- on colle campuses across this country and a muted respon from university administrators i

dana, it's wonderful to have you so lawler is response there.ly this is a horrendous image, right? that the former president reposted. it does indicate increasing comfort with violence in our political rhetoric, you ask lawler about it. what was your view of how he answered that question realizing that these are tough questions for republicans across town to answer, they're not the ones that are posting these images, but they. are supporting this guy who was their nominee. >> yeah, he hasn't said that >> that he supporting him >> yet, which is enforcing he and i wasn't sure because i asked him at the end of the interview and he says, i'm not going there yet, but i mean kasie, how many hours did you spend on capitol hill when donald trump was president asking republicans your view on x, your reaction to why i mean, did you see the tweet? >> yeah. exactly. i mean, that was like you should put that on >> a pillow at that point at this point, but this is the frankly, the nightmare that a lot of republicans are reliving are starting to relive now. an

let's bring in new york congressman mike lawler, congressman you were in new york yesterday.ays he thinks something is fishy about everything going on. listen to what he said earlier. >> why is everyone's tent the same? is there a fire sale on those tents? there is some organizing going on. there is a well conserved organizing effort. what is the goal of that organizing? that is what we need to be asking ourselves. and of using discussing terminology. >> john: he says there are some organizing going on here. it appears the university presidents are not doing anything about it. you've called for them to either resign or be fired. >> no question. i think the mayor is onto something. i mean you look back to occupy wall street, the far left has an organized concerted effort to disrupt and to agitate. and what we are seeing on college campuses not just at columbia or nyu is this concerted effort to disrupt and to paddle and anti-semitism. this is why it is so critical these institutions crackdown on what is happening. if they fail to do so, there has to be accountability. i have c

lawler has been trying to carve out the anti-marjorie taylor greene lane of the house public conference. he stood up for kevin mccarthy during the speakership fight and has also tried to secure a lot of funding for local projects that the district has a number of infrastructure needs in the hudson valley. this will be a fascinating race. we are watching in california a number of races both in the l.a. area and central valley. one of the key races is in the riverside county where republican ken calvert who has held the seat since 1992 is in a race against a democrat who came within six points of it beating him in the midterms. he is raising a lot of money in the palm springs area that has been trending toward it democrat. it is going to be one of the highest dollar fights in the state. host: a new speaker who has to fund raise. how does that factor into dividing the money into defending seats? guest: one of the reasons why democrats are moral or bullish on the house is that republicans have had a mess. it took 15 votes to elect a speaker and only 3% to overthrow kevin mccarthy. and now m

regarding democrat politicians, mike lawler said this on x. it is often said most dangerous place in washington and new york is between schumer and a microphone. jewish americans needed his voice, he has been timid about the antisemitic protest. sad, mr. lawler. >> brian: sad other people don't point that out, congressman moskowitz has been speaking out. he did comment on earth day saying he condemning antisemitic behavior, but we should understand palestinians, too. >> steve: that was joe biden. >> ainsley: effect on the election, economy and immigration issue. there is this, too. you are watching the former president in trial, maybe that is why he's ahead in polls. this is cnn poll, trump getting 49% and joe biden 43%. trump is ahead by six points, if you include r.f.k. jr. and jill stein, who was arrested at a protest over the weekend, trump is ahead nine points. >> steve: biden administration has been banking on, okay, when people think about end of trump years, they will not have a good feeling about it, that is their conventional wisdom.

i want to bring in republican congressman mike lawler of new york right now. he's a member of the foreign affairs committee as well, congressman. thank you so much for joining us. how worried are you that this could explode into some sort of full-scale war? >> while the world is a tinderbox. >> as >> we've seen, china, russia, and i ran had been working together and then unholy alliance to destabilise and undermine the united states, israel, and the free world when you look at what is going on right now in the middle east i ran is the greatest state sponsor of terror. they have funded hamas, has below the houthis and other terrorist organizations as their proxies in their war against israel. they want to eradicate the state of israel off the face of the earth and obviously with this direct attack tonight, we see that they are finally putting their own missiles and rockets and drones behind this effort and that is deeply alarming. it's why i have fought to get at iran's funding by putting secondary sanctions in place on the purchase of iranian petroleum, which

let's discuss what's going on with congressman mike lawler. he's a republican from new york congressman. thanks so much for joining us. first of all, will you vote for speaker johnson's foreign aid bills as he announced the details today. and did speaker johnson do the right thing here yes, i will be supporting the speakers legislation inclusive of the bill are two bills that i am long advocated for. >> an introduced and pass through the house. the ship act and the iran, china energy sanctions act so i'm happy to see that included, so that we can go after the source of iran's funding of terrorism, the illicit oil trade the speaker did the right thing. we are the leader of the free world and we must act and by putting this legislation on the floor, the speaker is showing leadership. he's showing resolve and courage regardless of what the political consequences may be. and i think this is a moment for the institution russian as a whole to put politics aside and do right, not just by the american people, but by our allies around the globe and so

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stop wasting your parents money. congressman lawler says, i think that's right. the pressure on the schools administration over is handling of the protests is intensifying with many, including speaker johnson, calling for the president to resign. i will say that the administration has done just about everything possibly wrong. it can do so far. and every single moves they've made as a made things was the worst of all being calling police on peaceful perfect protesters who are mostly undergraduates of 18. 1920 s o. demonstrations have been given until friday to dispatch, before the police will be called in. but despite the amounts to call up, the protests, students remain committed to the calls and supported by faculty. today marks one week since our 1st encampment on the south lawn, which was literally dismantled by n y p. d at the direction of columbia a columbia university. after approximately 34 hours of our demands, are the state divest, disclose and, and the see for all i think it's just been wonderful. the students have been very peaceful. they're very comm

stop wasting your parents money. congressman lawler says, i think that's right. well dw correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber is at university the university of columbia university, excuse me. and we just heard mike johnson and telling students to go back to class is public pressure. mounting on the protesters or do they still have wider support in the public it depends on who you asking in the and then what do we have just heard there from the speaker of the house. you could hear some of the protest is it also gathered to the steps where he was giving it this statement, after meeting with students and faculty members here is shouting and also protesting against his visits. for some, this should have been cleared a long while ago. we know that negotiations are still in going between the office of the president of columbia university and the organizers here tension was quite hard yesterday night. we heard a chopper over flying also university. it will protest until $1.00 and 2 am. that was the initial deadline that the office of the president of columbia universit

stop wasting your parents money. congressman lawler says, i think that's right. dw correspondent benjamin alvaros gruber is at the columbia campus. i asked him earlier if theres public support for the protest there. it depends on who you ask and in the in that and what do we have just heard there from the speaker of the house. you could hear some of the protest is it also gathered to the steps where he was giving a this statement, after meeting with students and faculty members, theories shouting and also protesting against his visits. for some they should have been cleared a long while ago. we know that negotiations are still in going between the office of the president of columbia university and the organizers here tension was quite high yesterday night. we heard a chopper over flying, also university of well protest until one and 2 am. that was the initial deadline that the office of the president of columbia university set, but we know that maybe you should still a go in and we did. you have to see now how this will unfold, how the discussions will unfold. be

trey: mike lawler from the great state of new york, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. i will continue to invite you on as long as these issues exist and i'm afraid that's going to be for a while, thank you for joining us. we know the middle east is on fire and robert gay has warned us joe biden was wrong on every significant foreign policy decision of the past four years. we know the national security advisor jake sullivan was bragging about how quiet things were in the middle east right before hamas started cutting the heads off of children. >> the middle east region is quieter today than it has been in two decades, challenges remain iran's nuclear weapons program, the tensions between israelis and palestinians but the amount of time that i have to spend on crisis and conflict in the middle east today compared to any of my predecessor going back to 9/11 is significantly reduced. >> maybe you should've spent more time investigating and less time bragging, the question how would a republican administration and particular trump administration do things differently and wh

michael lawler commented on the situation saying the three members are accused of supporting the agenda and should resign from the committee immediately and if they should refuse they should be removed immediately. we will continue to wait on capitol hill for more live house rules coverage but until then the full house worked on a measure condemning iran's airstrikes on israel over the weekend. this eventually passed by a vote of 404-414. here is -- 404-14. here's a look at that debate. horror as iran launched over 350 drones and missiles at our ally and friend, israel. this attack confirmed our worst fierce -- fears. the likely attack was openly discussed in the media days before it occurred. for years iran had been threatening israel and amassing a terrifying arsenal of missiles and drones. no one should have had any doubt that one day iran would fulfill its longstanding threat of death to israel. however, the fact that this unprecedented attack was long expected did not make it any less terrifying. were it not for close coordination between israel, the united states and other partner

starting with this week, there is a resolution, bipartisan revolution, mike lawler, that will basicallyition of anti-semitism. following that, there's the faa that needs to be reauthorized, which is the federal aviation, as well as the farm bill which is also going to expire later in the year. they do have a lot to do. as you know, congress moves pretty slowly, so they'll need these four weeks ahead. >> striking that was not on the list, anything about impeaching president biden. is that effort all but done? >> yeah, there was some reporting from cnn that the effort has actually slowed and that they could be wrapping it up, but there's no official take on that. we don't hear a lot. the hearings have kind of died down. i guess i would assume moving into the election time, it's probably not the best thing that you want hanging over your head for republicans, especially when you want to go back to your constituents and tout about all your accomplishments. >> yeah. certainly, they have yet to provide any evidence of wrongdoing, and polls suggest most americans don't support the efforts. >>>

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and i mean, i think that for the mic lawler's of the world, trump is always going to be pushing on the boundaries of what he can force vulnerable republicans like that to defend joe. i want to go to capitol hill here because over the weekend the speaker, mike johnson had an interview with fox where he discussed one of his members, marjorie taylor greene's efforts to kick him out of a job, listened to how he responded sheila exchange text messages even >> today, we're going to talk >> early next week the martyrs a friends. she's very frustrated about. for example, the last appropriations bills, guess what? so am i as we discussed tray, these are not the perfect pieces of legislation that you and i and marjorie would draft if we had the ability to do it differently but with the smallest margin in us history, where sometimes going to get legislation that we don't like >> so joe, as someone who has spent a lot of time in congress, you were a member just like marjorie taylor greene is when you listen to what speaker johnson is he saying? there? what do you hear? i mean, he doesn't seem all

but he's now the presumptive nominee of their party, and i talked to mike lawler, who was one of the front liners at somebody who helped make the house republican majority by winning a seat in new york. here's what he said >> i think everyone needs to tone down the rhetoric, the language, and obviously social media has become a vehicle by which to bludgeon people i just think at the end of the day, the former president current president and on down l, all of us have a responsibility to check our language don, bacon who is, in a similar boat when it comes to his viability in november was on nbc, said something similar >> kind of did the both sides now, it is true that president biden's campaign is being much more aggressive, which is a different story, different debt discussion but they're not putting violin images up. they're not putting pictures of people up saying effectively go after this person it is different. >> it is very different. i mean, there is not both sides are not engaging in violent rhetoric at the same levels whatsoever. the democratic side also so at the same levels

. >> our >> source to start us off tonight is new york republican congressman mike lawler and crissman for the uninitiated in the ways of washington, a so-called rule vote is usually done along party lines thank in this session of congress, though seven of these votes have failed at the hands of your party what does it say about republicans ability to govern or to not be able to govern? if you can't get a rule passed well, obviously, given the margins that we have, there's very little room for error on any of these votes and this particular issue about 90% of the base bill, there's agreement on within the conference. the question today was about a man and minh's and process and obviously you had 19 people take down the rule because they objected in one form or fashion it is certainly frustrating especially for someone like me coming from a district that i do that joe biden won by ten points. that has 80,000 more democrats and republicans. i'm here to govern and i know the vast majority of my colleagues, sharon that and so the question for all of us is, you're not going to get everythin

now, from somebody who just saw in my news report, new york republican congressman mike lawler, who sits on the foreign affairs committee, congressman and good to have you on. do you believe this foreign aid bill will pass the next? it's few days. and if so, do you think speaker johnson will be speaker for much longer yes. >> the foreign aid bill will pass it must pass. the united states has a obligation as leader of the free world to support our allies at this most critical juncture and to make it clear to our adversaries that we will not tolerate their actions and what they have done to undermine in an destabilized the free world. this is not about partisan politics, this is about the future of the world to end america's role in it. and i think we have to focus on the task at hand obviously, i understand frustration of some of my colleagues. i agree about the need for border security. it's why i have voted for hr last year. it's why i voted for a continuing resolution that had her2 which i would remind folks many of the people complaining right now voted against that continuing resolut

sit of what a potential for ousting another speaker would signal to the constituents that mike lawler is trying to retain as voters again, in order to get back to washington and others in districts like him >> yeah. and apparently the speaker has been strategizing with matt gaetz. >> you just can't make this >> did not have that on my bingo card. >> this for 2024. this is such great >> reporting from our colleagues, including a melanie zanona and manu raju, and that is the case that obviously matt gaetz was a member of what kevin mccarthy called the crazy eight, who got rid of him marjorie taylor greene at the time was pro mccarthy, right? and so everything is kinda switching jersey is right now. yeah, that's a good way to put it and so now, what our colleagues are reporting is that the current speaker who is not exactly like a swiftkey rhino. i mean, he's, is a tried and true conservative. i don't think anybody would say anything different that he is getting the help strategically of matt gaetz? yeah >> all right. well, it's not often we hear >> hear the term strategy used when it co

lawler: thank you, mr. chairman. madam chair, i rise in support of the 21st century peace through strength act this. bill reverses the biden administration's relaxed stance towards iran and china and starts to hold these bad actors accountable. two of my bills, the ship act and the iran, china, energy sanctions act are included in this package. both these bills target the illicit joel trade between iran and china. one of my bills imposes saxes on foreign ports and refineries that process iranian oil, many in china. my other bill imposes sanctions on chinese financial institutions that process transactions involving iranian oil, as well as anyone involved in iran's missile and drone program. iran is exporting millions of barrels of president trump every day -- petroleum every day. 80% goes to china. iran has taken in over $88 billion from their illicit oil trade since president biden took office and they must not earn a cent more. to be clear, these illicit funds are used to fund iran's regime of terror, including bac

administrators have decide to choose hamas over public administrators, we'll vote on congressman mike lawler's legislation that holds these anti-semites accountable by holding anti-semitism as any other act of discrimination. our house republican majority will once again take a stand where others have failed. i can only hope that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle will choose to be on the right side of history and join us. and with that i turn it over to our leader, steve scalise. mr. scalise: thank you, whip. last week i brought a number of members of congress from around the country down to south louisiana to look at some different energy facilities throughout south louisiana. we went to chevron's anchor platform in the gulf of mexico. a facility that's going to be coming online in the next few months to produce over 70,000 barrels of oil a day. and while we were excited to be there, what is disappointing is that because president biden continues to cancel legislatively mandated lease sales, fewer of those kind of projects will be coming online. and what that means is our country,

mike lawler from new york. some news concerning the president of the united states. campaign swing, not only looking at for giving more student loans but beefing it up with other strategies, it will score some points for him. edward lawrence. >> reporter: the president speaking moments from now in union station, he will tout his budget and more spending, universal pre-preschool, the president will also likely say the us has the best economy in the globe. when you peel back the onion, you see full-time workers fell and the number of part-time workers increased by 690 one thousand part-time jobs traditionally pay less. this could be the reason for the sagging economic poll numbers. the real wages are down 2. 5% since the month president biden came into office through the latest data. the president acknowledged the hardship with the student loan debt, he is bowing to forgive. >> president biden: even if they get by, they have this crushing debt. that's not just a drag on them. it's a drag on the economy. can't afford to buy a home, start that small business, chase that

for more on this story let's speak now to director of programming at news website axios, dave lawler. programme. thank you very much for coming on the programme-— thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you. we've got david kammer. _ the programme. thank you. we've got david kammer, lord _ the programme. thank you. we've got david kammer, lord cameron, - the programme. thank you. we've got david kammer, lord cameron, you'rel david kammer, lord cameron, you're urging the us to do a bit more. do ou urging the us to do a bit more. do you think it will make any difference? he you think it will make any difference?— you think it will make any difference? ., ~ difference? he tried a little bank shot, he difference? he tried a little bank shot. he went — difference? he tried a little bank shot, he went tomorrow - log —— he went to mar—a—lago to try and speak with former president donald trump. he has a very slim majority in the house of representatives and he might lose his job if he representatives and he might lose hisjob if he proceeds representatives and he might lose his

mike lawler says congress need to step up and end this. >> antisemitism has been brewing on college campusestudents have been pedalling in it, promoting the bds movement and in the aftermath of october 7, it has been hyper charged and congress must act to crack down on it. universities and college presidents and administrators are failing in their responsibility to keep students safe. >> ashley: new orleans police department says four officers got hurt overnight. 10 people were arrested. >> todd: unreal. bring in foreign affairs committee member congressman cory mills. protests are not under control, they are spreading and spreading far and wide. how should the schools respond now? >> i can tell you right now, one thing ben saas, president of university of florida has done, talked about the fact there can't be bullhorns and tents or you can be expelled. there is fine line to walk with free and nonviolent protesting. jewish students are being p prevented from attending classes. presidents need to be more vocal about the fact they will not tolerate this type of antisemitism and they will get c

seen him some of the republican representative behind him, a0 new york, i can see cumbersome and lawlernd. he had fairly stern words for the president of columbia university, who formerly served as the deputy governor of the bank of england. she has been the president for a few years now but is under immense pressure to do with the scenes you see outside one of the main faculties there in new york. 0ur panel have been standby patiently waiting for us. i mean throw it to you first of all, ivo — what do you make of the politicians weighing in on this? what unique of what we have seen today across the country? i what we have seen today across the count ? ., �* ~' what we have seen today across the count ? ., �* ~ , , ., country? i don't think this is a time where — country? i don't think this is a time where we _ country? i don't think this is a time where we want - country? i don't think this is a time where we want to - country? i don't think this is a time where we want to try - country? i don't think this is a time where we want to try to l country? i don't think this is a - time where

castleford prop george lawler has been admitted to hospital for observation with a small bleed on thecurrently "awake and feeling well". french president emmanuel macron has said today russia is running a disinformation campaign to undermine the paris olympics. the games are less than four months away. and more british swimmers will attempt to qualify for paris tonight. matt richards went fastest in the mens 100m freestyle heats at the aquatics gb championshpis to book his place in this evening�*s final. richards clocked a time of 48.01 to win his semifinal. he�*ll be joined in the final by tom dean, duncan scott and james guy, all olympic gold medallists. you can watch those finals live on the bbc sport website and iplayer from seven o�*clock this evening. you would imagine the swimmers tonight will find their way into the pool in a slightly more, erm...wlegant manner than a french diver today. at the opening of the olympic aquatics centre in paris, alexis jandard — on the right of the three — lost his grip on the board atjust the wrong moment. normally you�*d have a twist, tuck or p

divide is really going to be put on display this week when the house votes on congresswoman mike lawler'slows the apartment of education to apply a broader definition for anti-semitism on college campuses and defund any of the schools that are not enforcing it, it is expected to get bipartisan support especially from the pro-israel democrats. the republicans are really found a wedge issue that splits up the dams as they protest nationwide yesterday senator fetterman took another swipe with the quote college protest. it comes as you mentioned as congresswoman omar's comments about the jewish students being pro-genocide went viral without naming her congressman richie tore his head back on x, rebranding pro-israel jews as pro-genocide jews is anti-somatic dehumanization at work here is congressman bernie sanders sidestepping it when he was asked if he is comfortable with ilhan omar's words. >> i think the essential point the ilhan omar made, we do not want to see anti-semitism in this country. i think there were genocide is something that is being determined by international court of justic

paul: that is the ford cfo john lawler speaking to bloomberg's romaine bostick. rating has downgraded boeing's credit score one notch -- or to one notch, to junk. this is after they beat estimates for first-quarter earnings. the downgrade coming after boeing said it burned close to $4 billion in cash as quality issues plagued outlook. for more, george ferguson joins us. is that cash burn sloan -- showing any signs of slowing down, and what else did moody's have to say? george: on the earnings call today what we heard from boeing is they expect cash flow to be negative again in the second quarter. not as bad as the first quarter, not that $4 billion cash flow burn, but they still expect it to be sizable. that is a concern for investors. the plan at boeing is all about a turnaround in the second half as the increase production right now. production is pretty slow. they are trying to stabilize it, improve quality, and they are working on a plan with the faa for how they are going to maintain that higher-quality. again, they are going to turn it on in the second half

coming up, john lawler joins bloomberg tv at 4:00 p.m. new york time.his is bloomberg. ♪ katie: time for the daily wall street we conversation. energy has been among the more affected spaces as tensions have notched higher in the middle east and ukraine. in an interview with david westin, new fortress energy ceo wes eaton's talks about the effect of the geopolitics on the energy transition and particularly on natural gas. wes: there is 400 million tons of production the world that will double the next couple of years. you have the ukrainian-russian work. that caused prices to go through the roof, to the atmosphere. they settled down but gas is the true transition fuel as we talk about energy transition. people lack power all over the world. gas is the cleanest version of the way to get there in the short term. it works well with renewables what you need to have baselevel dispatch when the sun does not shine in the wind does not blow. prices have come back down from where they were a couple of years ago. they are relatively elevated. the market says in t

congressman lawler says. i think that is right. >> i don't know who is in the camp.nacceptable and the american people are demanding accountability for it. >> joining me now is democratic congresswoman ilhan omar who loss been outspoken about these protests. we are so happy to have her on the program. thank you for joining me congresswoman. >> thank you very much. >> as a matter of political strategy, do you see a connection between the fact the far right maga caucus is actively trying to oust speaker johnson and today he went to columbia to prove his far right credentials? >> no. i mean it is very much a coincidence. this is a man who is holding onto his speakership. it is not surprising that he would go out to columbia and stir up more anger and hate and endanger the lives of young people who are at the encampment at columbia university. >> do you have a theory? i have a theory. the way the right wing has taken out of the debate over free speech slash anti-semitism and just made this a war against quote unquote liberal elites. i have to call out what appears to be,

lost their votes right there and we'll watch i'm kidding here but we'll watch it closely congressman lawleree you go again. whether cry babies or those out of sync we're going talk to one of them tom massie leery and hearing out of the speaker he's coming up and why he wants him to go. in the meantime, we are looking at donald trump's trial that all begins in earnest on monday now they've chosen 12 jurors. and five alternates, everything ready to go. why bill barr says a lot more than donald trump and his future are at stake after this. at kubota orange days. it's the year's biggest selection of kubota tractors, zero-turn mowers and utility vehicles, including the #1 selling compact tractor in the usa. plus, the year's best deals, like 0% apr for 84 months, or up to $3,300 off select compact tractors. orange goes all day; sale's ending soon. visit your local dealer today. find your nearest dealer at kubotaorangedays.com ( ♪ ) neil: all right. the trial on monday that hush money trial now that the jury alternates alternates have been selected ready to go and donald trump has very precious ti

mike lawler says something needs to change and pulling the financial lever could be a solution. >> we're seeing a rapid rise of anti-semitickism on universities and college campuses. legislators failed on cracking down. if you see this a lot of student behavior will change quickly. >> reporter: columbia has been the epicenter of this movement which has been very active today here on campus and really across the country. large encampment we showed you remains on the college quad, despite very clear instructions from the president that students had to vacate by 2:00 p.m. or force being suspended. it is now 4:00 p.m., larry. there are hundreds of protesters around the campus. the encampment has seen little to no change. students are still inside. they have been dancing, they have been chanting. we're asking the university when those suspensions will be happening, when they get the police involved, mum is the word. outside of the college campus we were witness to one arrest. unclear if it was a student other a rest dent of new york, but here on columbia's campus, encampment still up. protest