but mcafee never showed.only person who seemed how to reach him is this person. one of his former teenage lovers. amy. a lot of guests here besides the girls? amy had his trust, it seemed. close with his permission, she said, that amy showed us around to speech is stay. >> here is the house. we would snorkel almost every weekend and he would get is tan. >> but she said, after the police raid, everything changed. >> that's when he started being paranoid and kept inside. >> given mcafee's bizarre behavior, people wondered if he was using drugs again. did you do drugs in here? >> he never accepted drugs on this property. >> later, she said she had often seen mcafee doing some chemical experiments. >> i'm like, what are you doing? he said i'm working on, clothes and stuff. he said it was for research. he said never touch these. taste it or eat it. he wouldn't tell me anything about it. >> it was around then she said her strange relationship with john mcafee had its strangest moment. >> i was angry, whatever. i wa

mcafee , he is also a psychoanalyst, and in 2020, the winner of the courageous book award, mcafee protests the genocide in gaza. the state troopers along with the atlanta police department turned our peaceful protest into misery . after that i witnessed a brutal beating by the police beating the students. i asked them to leave the campus but they arrested me. caroline folin is also a professor of economics. oh my god, oh my god, you people are f'. he wants families to know about palestine and teach their children. standing up for peace and for the survival of an indigenous people is not anti-semitism. zionism is anti-jewish, anti-muslim, anti-peace and anti-life. the whole world is currently witnessing that zionism is an eliminative ideology it is destructive. the october 7 attack by hamas is an excuse. israel must stop emptying palestine of palestinians. the professor of international relations in american universities was teaching his students until a few days ago. according to the english satirist, if another country arrested this number of students and professors in one day, america wo

i am neoli mcafee. the head of the philosophy group of the american police is suppressing the protests by dismantling the students' tents in various universities. officers also prevent the news coverage of the protests. videographer 1. a local tv station reporting on the university of texas was beaten by the police. images have also been published from boston, which show that officers are cleaning the traces of students' blood from the doors, walls, and carpets. but nationwide anti-zionist protests in american universities are not limited to a particular nationality, race or religion. pictures and media reports tell about the active participation and presence of muslim, jewish, christian and black students. a telling picture of media freedom in america, especially when pai criticism of the zionist regime. the university of texas knocks down a local fox news cameraman while live streaming an anti-zionist student rally. national radio of america has announced that the number of arrested students and profe

i am neoli mcafee. the head of the philosophy department is professor mcafee.is also a psychoanalyst and won the 2020 courage book award. mcafee is protesting the genocide in gaza. turning our relationship into misery later. since then , i witnessed the terrible beating of the police on the students i asked them to leave the university , but caroline fulin is also an economics professor who arrested me. a campaign launched to raise awareness of what is going on in gaza is asking families to both know about palestine themselves and to educate their children. standing up for peace and for the survival of an indigenous people is not anti-semitism. zionism is anti-jewish, anti-muslim, anti-peace and anti-life. the whole world is currently witnessing that zionism is a

and mcafee also does not have a trial date and to be honest, mcafee use case is judge cannon keeps referring to her case that the classified documents case is so complex and first impression >> i think >> judge mcafee is case is quite complex and quite challenging. i think to manage. and there's no trial date there either. so as much as these judges are moving through these things, i think what you're seeing is the court system is slow. i think a lot of people went into this year thinking this is the chance for the court system to show what it's got. well, this is what the court systems got. the court system takes time and a lot of judges do not work particularly fast. and that's what you're seeing in city after city. >> it now it takes a long time for people with a lot of money to have a protracted proceeding, right? that's part of the idea of it as well. and again, there's going to be, let me be a gag order request against fani willis, which is ironic given the pace at which has taken to get gag orders against i don't think now let's rock, for example let's talk about going on new york in

noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department of emory university in atlanta, georgia. american police are suppressing the protests by demolishing the tents of the students in various universities . the officers are also preventing the news coverage of the protests. he was preparing a report at the university of texas when he was beaten by the police. pictures of bostan have also been published, which show the officers cleaning the works of the house. the students are from the doors, walls and floors of the cobblestones. apart from america, anti -zionist student protests have spread to europe and oceania. in england, academics of different universities in solidarity with the nation. students of the university of melbourne, australia, also set up a tent in the university campus to support the palestinians and condemn the zionist regime. in the pictures published from berlin, the german police used to disperse the supporters of palestine in front of them parliament of this country to. the resulting violence danny shah , a professor at columbia university , criticized the

judge scott mcafee has denied trump's bid to have the case dismissed based on free speech grounds.14 page ruling, the judge said first amendment concerns should be raised during the trial, not before it. mary mccord is back with us. >> mary, i think we are having whiplash, we are going between these different trials, there's different decisions, decisions that are not quite been made. how do you see the severity or the challenges trump faces in the georgia case compared to the classified documents case? >> it definitely seems to be on more of a slow track right now. we have no trial date set, we don't even have, we have trump spending appeal of the decision not to disqualify fanni willis. essentially, this was mr. trump and others saying all of these counts in the indictment, all of the acts charged as part of the rico conspiracy involved our speech and we have a right to speak. this is core political speech and we can't be prosecuted. what the judge said is what every prosecutor who's ever prosecuted any case knows is when your speech is the scene of the crime, which is the case w

that was the argument that prosecutors in georgia made about a week ago in court before judge mcafee. so this is just an example. sample of this case in georgia, inching towards a potential trial. we know that the da there has asked for a trial to start on august 5th, but judge mcafee has not put a start date on the calendar. get that really is the big thing we're looking for. but again, the judge continuing to work through these pretrial motions and georgia continuing to work toward an address these issues that have to be addressed before a trial can take place. >> and zach, judge mcafee is not the first judge to make a ruling like this related to trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election being related to the first amendment. judge tanya chutkan also rejected that argument from trump's attorneys in the federal case against tim four, election subversion. i'm wondering, have you heard anything from trump's georgia attorneys about this decision, how they plan to proceed >> junk trump's lead attorney in georgia, >> steve sadow has immediately declined to comment on this ruling. i'm s

we had one in georgia as well, judge scott mcafee, they're saying that the case wouldn't be dismissed based on trump's legal team's argument that he was protected in his effort to overturn the 2020 election in the peach state on the first amendment so that was a ruling there. we also got a filing from the new york attorney general, letitia james. she wants to make sure that the bond group, the bond company that trump got his bond four in judge arthur engoron's ruling, there actually can back him up financially. tell us about that >> ephors for a second. i want to go back to georgia though, because this is another effort to dismiss a case and that argument there was another constitutional argument. they're arguing that what he was doing down in georgia was political speech. they argue that that should be protected under the institution they're saying look effectively, he was talking about politics. two politicians. this is political speech. no one thought that that was going to prevail, but one of the reasons they had to make that argument in georgia, knowing it would likely be rejecte

mcafee, head of philosophy emory university of shahrant. hundreds of university students and professors were arrested. they did not set fire to any place, did not attack the police, did not injure anyone, and did not overthrow them. you hear america's free speech, or shout louder. or another one who posted a video of a sniper on the roof of ohio university and wrote " united states of israel". the violent treatment of the police with a vector image did not go away from the eyes of the users. respecting the journalist in the style of the american national guard , users write about the spread of anti-zionist protests to the heart of the western world, to a place where it is for the whole world. the version of freedom of speech is winding down. a user says that the gaza case is a measure of humanity, even in the heart of america, in the cradle of civilization, democracy, human rights and freedom of speech . turn into a barracks. why? because they objected to israel's crimes. in america , you have no right to ask why you threw the palestinians

no-confidence vote of emory university president gregory fem v's one of those attending was noel mcafee, a professor and chair of the philosophy department here at emory university, who was arrested during the chaos on thursday mcafee said he diversity administrators who made the problem worse on thursday when they called the atlantic the police department macro mcafee spoke to cnn about her restless. >> they can listen what happened in there that one cup stood up and said man, you need to step back, you need to step back. >> here i am now not just professor, but human being watching this child being pummeled. >> i said no and i stood there, but i stood in a way that was non-confrontational. >> get there and then on the rested and for greek are some of the professors and students who participated in the protests differ greatly from administrators. when you ask them what happened thursday, they say it was mostly students of people affiliated with the university, but president fem be said in a statement that some were highly organized outside protestors who arrived on campus in vance cons

mcafee, a philosopher and university professor, or mrs. caroline folland, who was also an economics professor. actions that the police america has done in these few days how much history has it had in the past? mr. helali, do you have our voice , i have a request from our translator, it seems that our connection with mr. helali has been cut off, we have a package in the world today under the title, well, i apologize, we will raise the second question again, mr. helali, this action. in these few days, for example, the police entered the university with a machine gun or arrested the professors , the police tried to enter the classrooms, but the students were standing in the classroom so that the police could not come by force. american police. of course we have seen the police and even the military use force in the past. during the vietnam war , of course, this was in response to the anti-war movements at that time. there was, and also when america interfered in the events of south america and in 2008, we saw that students protested by occup

and an account about him written by noel mcafee, head of philosophy at emory university in atlanta, among hundreds of students and university professors who were arrested, did not set fire to a place, did not attack the police, did not injure anyone, and did not destroy the voice of freedom of speech in america. yell more or someone else who has a video of tek's presence. posted by ohio university and written by the united states of israel, the violent treatment of the police with a vector image did not go away from the eyes of users. respect the style reporter us national guard. users write about the spread of anti-zionist protests to the heart of the western world , where it is a version of freedom for the whole world. bayan me pichhid karbari says: the gaza issue is a measure of humanity, even in the heart of america. in the cradle of civilization, democracy, human rights and freedom of speech, they turned the university into a barracks. why? because they protested the crimes of israel. in america, you have no right to ask why you threw the palestinians into a mass grave with their han

the article also says judge mcafee's ruling as a signal he will continue moving the case toward a trial even as mr. trump and eight his lawyers continue to disqualify the prosecutor. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. refunded by these public television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled centers so students can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, president biden holds a reception at the white house with the greek orthodox archbishop of america in recognition of greek independence day. he then highlights the importance of democracy and celebrate the over 200 year relationship between greece and the united states. it's about 20 minutes. ♪ >> mr. president, dr. biden. once again, you honor the greek american people. the people of america, in this most extraordinary way, wit

pictures that were published of the arrest of university professors and a user wrote about them, noel mcafee, the head of philosophy at emory university in atlanta, are among the hundreds of students and professors who were arrested. najai ro hitting, not attacking the police, not injuring anyone, and not knocking down, do you hear the voice of freedom of speech in the united states, or shout louder, or someone who posted a video of the presence of a sniper on the roof of ohio university and wrote the united states of israel, the violent confrontation of the police with a take pictures away from the eyes of users no respect for the journalist in the style of the american national guard. users write about the spread of anti-zionist protests to the heart of the western world , where the version of freedom of speech is being used for the whole world. karbari says: the gaza issue is a measure of humanity, even in the heart of america. in the cradle of civilization, democracy, human rights and freedom of speech, they turned the university into a barracks. why? because they were concerned about is

and a user about it written by noel mcafee, head of philosophy at emory university in atlanta, is among hundreds of students and university professors who are arrested, not setting fire to a place, not attacking the police, not injuring anyone, and not overthrowing the voice of freedom of speech in america. shout out or someone else who has a video of tak tira's presence the image placed on the roof of ohio university and written by the united states of israel is not far from the eyes of users. respect to the reporter in the style of the american national guard. users write about the spread of anti-zionist protests to the heart of the western world, where the version of freedom of speech is being twisted for the whole world. turning the freedom of expression of the university into a garrison. why? because they were concerned about israel's crimes. that is, in america , you have no right to ask why the palestinians are closed with closed hands you threw a mass grave. a user also published this image. do you understand what freedom of speech means? you only have the right to talk about wh

noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department. emory university in atlanta , georgia violently arrested asad . what can i do for you ? call the office of the philosophy department and tell them that i was arrested. i am neolimkafi, head of the philosophy department. in the process of suppressing the protests, the officers are also preventing the news coverage of the protests . images have also been published from boston, which show that officers are cleaning the traces of students' blood from the doors, walls, and pavements. apart from the united states, anti-zionist student protests have spread to europe and oceania. in england , academics from various universities held demonstrations in solidarity with the palestinian nation and condemning israel's attacks on the gaza strip. they were canceled. investing in zionist companies were accused of participating in the genocide of the gaza strip. students of the university of melbourne, australia, also set up a tent in the university campus to support the palestinians and condemn the zi

mcafee courageous book award winner protests genocide in gaza. after that , i witnessed the brutal beating of the police who beat the students i wanted them to leave the university, but they arrested me . caroline fulin is also an economics professor. he wants families to know about palestine themselves and to teach their children. standing up for peace and for the survival of an indigenous people is not anti-semitism. zionism is anti-jewish, anti-muslim, anti-peace and anti-life. entire. the world is currently witnessing that zionism is an exterminationist ideology. the october 7 attack by hamas is an excuse. israel must stop emptying palestine of palestinians. the professor of international relations in american universities was teaching his students until a few days ago. in the words of the humorist english, if another country has this number of students and professors. in one day, america would be deeply worried. saeeda zanganeh, sed and sima news agency. in the name of god. i can say about acquaintance or i can say about myself. eid of 2089

judge mcafee rejected donald trump's bid to dismiss on free speech grounds.ere tweeting about this. letitia james questions the bond. give us both of the rundowns on that. >> judge mcafee is positioning himself as anti-cannon. he is a member of the federalist society. he was selected for his role by georgia's governor. he is moving through pre-trial motions thoroughly. at the very end of his order, he is saying, trump, you can raise this issue again if after the presentation of evidence you have some basis to say that as applied this was, in fact, interfering with your free speech right. for now, i'm not going to dismiss the indictment based on this. leaving the door open, he did so in a more even-handed, judiciallyjudicial lytemperate way. i need more information. tell me how he collateralized this bond. >> what he put. what did he put up? you are great. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up, donald trump has been running on free the january 6th hostages. we figured, we would remind what they are convicted of doing. we will be right

host: you had pat mcafee coming in to license program. you have no editorial control.f the things we hear a lot is homegrown talent. why does pat get to say whatever he wants where there are strict standards? do you worry people are not going to want to come up to espn as homegrown talent and they would rather go the other route? james: i do not worry about that or hear that from our talent. if you look at the opportunities we provide, we are a sprawling enterprise and there are many paths to take when you join espn. if you look at younger talent and how they've grown, it is incredible and they are thriving. another good example, we take a lot of pride in developing talent and giving them opportunities and i believe that our talent appreciates the opportunities that they have on espn. one more thing in terms of producing shows and pat mcafee's show, to take a step back, we are in a battle for people's time. it is more competitive than ever and so, we have to try new things. it's sometimes that might make some people uncomfortable. pat and i went into that relationship

in his ruling, judge mcafee said, free speech, including political speech, is not without restriction. meanwhile, new york attorney general tish james has questions about the california company that backed the $175 million bond trump posted in his civil fraud case. james says the company or mr. trumps lawyers must file additional paperwork with more information about that bond within the next 10 days. we've got a lot to cover. let's get smarter with our leadoff panel, some of my favorites, special correspondent for vanity fair, and msnbc contributor, peter baker, you know him as chief white house correspondent for the new york times, what you don't know is that he just won the white house correspondent association 2024 award for excellence in presidential news coverage under deadline pressure. former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. joyce, heavy legal day, you are going first. judge cannon, heard trumps speech to dismiss the case three weeks ago, she finally filed a ruling today after jack smith's filing insisted she do something or he was going t

. >> asked for trump's other legal setback, judge scott mcafee denied it and by trump and his co-defendants to get the georgia election interference case tossed out on first amendment grounds. in his ruling, judge mcafee said, quote, free speech, including political speech, is not without restriction. >>> meanwhile, new york attorney general test james has a few questions about the california company that backed the $175 million bond trump's posted in his civil fraud case. the company or mr. trump's lawyers must file additional paperwork for information about that bond in the next 10 days. we have a lot to cover. so let's get smarter with the help of our lead off panel. some of my favorites, special correspondent from vanity fair, and msnbc contributor, peter baker. you know him as chief white house correspondent for the new york times. but what you don't know is that he just won the white house correspondent associations 2024 award for excellence in presidential news coverage under deadline pressure. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor joyce, hea

noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department. emory university in the city of atlanta in the state of georgia was violently arrested done. i'm sorry, sir, can i do something for you? call the office of the philosophy department and tell them that i was arrested. i am neolimkafi, head of the philosophy department. protests are being suppressed. the officers also prevent the news coverage of the protests. a cameraman for a local tv station was beaten by the police while reporting on the university of texas. images have also been published from boston, which show that officers are cleaning the traces of students' blood from the doors, walls, and pavements. nationwide anti-zionist protests in american universities are not limited to a particular nationality, race or religion. images and media reports tell about the active participation and presence of jewish, christian and black muslim students. a telling picture of media freedom in america, especially when it comes to criticizing the zionist regime. the american police at the univer

the university where the philosopher mcafee is also a professor. emari students had gathered in the university campus to stop the genocide in gaza, and this is the teacher's account of that day. i told the university president that this was just a peaceful protest, but i saw the state forces and the police enter them. i told them to stop , stop, go back. who arrested me the same day in another corner of the university campus. after that, a number of arrested students were dressed in orange prison clothes and in a court they sit in front of the judge. some of them enter the university to attend the graduation ceremony for half an hour. after these events, the faculty council of amori professors are demanding his removal. he is the one who has turned the university into a war zone. saeed zanganeh of sed and sima news agency. in addition to the united states, more than 10 other countries also participated in student demonstrations in support of the student movement in the united states against the zionist regime. at the university of ottawa, canada, s

noel mcafee, a professor at emory university in the united states. he came towards me and arrested me. they use excessive and very brutal force in the university. officials of various american universities, including new york's columbia university, for in order to cancel the anti -semitic student protests, they have organized rallies in support of the zionist regime and, of course, with the full support of the police. ilhan omar, a muslim member of the us congress , whose daughter is among those arrested at the university. in response to the suppression of peaceful anti-zionist protests by american students, the secretary general of the united nations announced that he supports the right to freedom of expression and peaceful protest of the american people. meanwhile , the american government has been silent about this repression and the arrest of more than 550 students and professors who support palestine. ali rajabi of sada news agency sima new york expressing anger from the zionist regime and its supporters in london. different groups of british pe

>> pat mcafee is right.nderstands especially being in the media game a long time and he knows how things work. i'm glad the appearance of caitlin clark is galvanized people to actually care about this. when players somewhat recently renegotiated another collective-bargaining agreement and i recall very vividly when they were in the process of negotiations and talking about how they needed to have bigger salaries so that players don't have to play overseas. everyone was wondering why is brittney griner over in russia playing overseas if she's in the wnba? the reason why is because in other countries, and to me this is an indictment of the us. all these other countries, human rights, rights for women are not nearly as far along as the us and russia are paying a healthy six figures and seven figures for women to come play. what does that say about the us? the other component and part of that is that people need to understand where the league is and it is in a great place. but, the support needs to continue and

which was published about the arrest of university professors and a user about it was written by noel mcafee, head of philosophy at amory university in atlanta, among hundreds of students and university professors who were arrested. they did not set fire to any place, did not attack the police, did not injure anyone, and did not overthrow them. do you hear the voice of freedom of speech in america? or shout louder. or another one who posted a video of a sniper on the roof of ohio university and wrote the united states of israel . respect the reporter. american national guard style users write about the spread of anti-zionist protests to the heart of the western world, where the version of freedom of speech is being used for the whole world. to do. why? because they were concerned about israel's crimes. in america , you have no right to ask why you threw the palestinians into a mass grave with their hands tied. user too. published this image. do you understand what freedom of speech means? you only have the right to talk about what you want and nothing else. virtual writers they say that pale

this is professor noel mcafee who will join us. the use of police force against these protesters should alarm you, and it mirrors the violence that is happening in israel, with police responding to anti-war protesters there as well. you have to wonder why. why would the state line up against our students who are the future? especially young people like these, who are at some of the most prestigious universities in america, doing exactly what one is supposed to do in college, which is to think critically, stand up for what they believe in, and demand a better world. students who are speaking out against atrocities they are seeing abroad, a war where palestinians are getting killed in air strikes in areas that the israeli military designated as safe zones. they're watching children starve while workers bringing desperately needed food are killed by sniper drones. potential war crimes so appalling that israel fears its leaders could soon face arrest warrants from the international criminal court. these actions are what these young peo

in a decision that came down less than an hour ago, judge scott mcafee wrote the allegations that thedefendant's speech or conduct was carried out with criminal intent are something only a jury can resolve. kristy greenberg is a former federal prosecutor, former deputy chief of the fdny criminal division and an msnbc legal analyst. msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin is with me as well. unpack this for me. what else did the judge have to say? >> so one of the things, chris, that the judge is sags here, you're not being prosecuted just for making statements that are false. you're also being prosecuted for willfully and knowingly making false statements that impact governmental functions. for example, some of the charges here have to concern impersonating public officers, meaning the fake electors scheme or forging documents as in, again, the fake electors scheme, signing those certificates, what fani willis and her team say constitutes a forgery under georgia law. he's saying there's might come a point in time where after the factual record is developed this will be unconstitutional i

judge mcafee just a short time ago saying even if it is political speech, it is not protected speechfirst amendment if it furthers criminal activity. this case of election interference in georgia has been sidelined the past two months as they try to get rid of the d.a. will is for having a romantic relationship with the prosecutor she hired, nathan wade. right now wade is out but willis has hung onto her job and a minor setback today for the president's team rejecting the effort to dismiss the claims. sender, back to you. >> steve harrigan for us on that, john? >> john: you probably noticed this gasoline prices on the rise nationwide with nation average of $0.21 from just a month ago. now goldman sachs is warning their prices could go as high as $4 a gallon for regular just in time for the busy summer driving season. the rising cost of oil is also costing the biden administration as we told you yesterday to abruptly cancel planes to fill the strategic petroleum reserve now this. >> let's be clear the automotive sector is moving towards evs and we can't pretend otherwise. sometimes in

noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department at emory university in atlanta, georgia , responded violently. show that oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god you people are fascist you are hitler you are happy i'm so sorry i'm so sorry is there anything i can do for you right now yes can you call the philosophy department office and tell them i've been arrested f philosophy department yes these two professors had protested against violent arrests and the use of police force against students. the images of the arrests show police officers fighting with protesting students and professors and handcuffing them by force. several civil society groups condemned the use of force by us police to detain university students and professors . in the last few weeks, american universities , including columbia, minnesota, students against the generation the killing of the people of gaza and america's support for the zionist regime. suppression of student protests in american universities. while dozens of american universities have become the arena of student rallies in support of the palestinian

while the judge in georgia today, scott mcafee said he is not going to dismiss the indictment against donald trump. and a number of his co-defendants, essentially saying that this argument falls short. now in many ways, this is not a surprise. we have seen other co-defendants in this case in georgia, georgia tried to make these first amendment arguments. scott mcafee, the judge, also rejected them in the case of the other defendants, we've even seen in these arguments made by trump in the federal case, and we saw a federal judge, tanya tanya chutkan, consider these first amendment arguments and reject them there. so in many ways, this was not the motion that the trump team was really hanging there add-on was really hoping would lead to the end of the indictment. so the case continues against trump in georgia, dana yeah. headline is case not dismissed. right. thank you so much there. i appreciate that. now, imagine this a 2609 to 2609 tie in the electoral college that could become much more likely if nebraska changes how it awards electoral votes. this week, donald trump and his allies

example, these images from the arrest of university professors. and an article about it written by noel mcafee the head of philosophy at emory university in atlanta is among the hundreds of students and professors who were arrested , did not set fire to any place, did not attack the police, did not injure anyone, and did not destroy the voice of freedom of speech in america. shout out or someone else who posted a video of the presence of a sniper on the roof of ohio university and wrote the united states of israel, the police's violent treatment of a vector image was not far from the eyes of the users . respect for the journalist in the style of the us national guard . the western world writes instead. that for the whole world the version of freedom of speech is winding down. karbari says: the gaza issue is a measure of humanity, even in the heart of america. in the cradle of civilization, democracy, human rights and freedom of speech, they turned the university into a barracks. why? because they were concerned about israel's crimes. in america, you have no right to ask why you threw the pales

noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department of emory university , were violently arrested in atlanta, georgia. the police had protested against the students. several civil society groups condemned the use of force by us police to detain university students and professors . protest of students in america against crimes despite their suppression, the zionist regime continues to expand. the american media also report on the inability of the police and security forces to control the situation. a telling picture of media freedom in america, especially when it comes to criticizing the zionist regime. the american police at the university of texas beat the local fox news tv cameraman to the ground while he was broadcasting live the anti-zionist rally of the students. there is still a security situation in most prominent american universities. and even though hundreds of students and even university professors have been arrested for participating in anti-zionist rallies these protests continue. american police security drones constantly monitor the movement and gathering of students and the

was that move by judge mcafee surprising at all? >> it wasn't surprising in any way.ade this argument in the district of columbia case and also here in georgia saying that the conduct he's charged with is protected by the first amendment, that it's political speech. so ana, the way i think about this is that if someone walks into a bank and says stick em up and give me all of your money, that's the crime of bank robbery. it's not protected speech. what prosecutors have charged donald trump with in georgia is not the speech itself. it's the conduct in interfering with the election and perpetrating a rico violation. every reason to expect that the judge would have denied this motion as he did. >> we only have about a minute here, dave, but where does this leave trump's georgia case then? is he running out of ways to slow things down? >> yeah, but this case is not going to go before the election. in fact, i think -- >> why no trial date yet? >> because they had to deal with all this stuff about the recusal of the district attorney, and you have a lot of co-defendants her

noel mcafee, a professor at the american university of america. he narrates the story of that day and says that he was shocked by the excessive and brutal police violence against students and professors. i was looking there and saw a number of policemen on a student. throwing and punching him and kicking him hard and he almost hit his head somewhere. they use force in the university. officials various american universities, including new york's columbia university , have organized rallies in support of the zionist regime and, of course, with the full support of the police, in order to cancel anti-semitic student protests against anti-zionist sit-ins and rallies. ilhan omar is a member. a muslim member of the american congress whose daughter is among those arrested at columbia university says that this action is an attempt to divert public opinion from the general anti-zionist uprising in this country. i have now met many jewish students who are here at the anti-zionist rally. we regret that the presence of this not all jewish students are recogniz

trump was making a first amendment argument to try to get that case dismissed, but what a judge mcafee have to say about that. >> yeah. >> i mean, this judge in georgia also not buying these motions to throw the whole indictment out. what trump's attorney steve sadow, argued in court was that what donald trump did to try to overturn the election? for john was just core political speech. it should be protected under the first amendment. the judge that, you know, look, the allegation is that you use these activities, this speech you're referring to to commit a crime that you used it to lie, to deceive, to harm the government. so i'm not just going to throw this indictment out before trial, but again, it doesn't mean that when they get to trial and georgia, whenever that might be, that trump's attorney can't raise the possibility in front of the jury that they should decide to toss this based on the free speech argument >> interesting, sara murray and paula reid stick around because i want to bring in a cnn legal analyst, elie at williams right now, elliott first floor florida >> what do

that were published about the arrest of university professors, and a user about it , written by noel mcafee, the head of philosophy at amory university in atlanta, are among hundreds of students and university professors who are arrested, not setting fire to something, not attacking the police, not injuring anyone. you don't hear america's voice of freedom of speech being overthrown, or shouting louder, or someone who posted a video of a sniper on the roof of ohio university and written by the united states of israel , baris' violent encounter with a videographer did not escape the eyes of users, respecting the journalist in the style of the american national guard. users write about the spread of anti-zionist protests to the heart of the western world, where the version for the whole world. freedom of speech is on the rise. karbari says: the gaza issue is a measure of humanity. even in the heart of america. in the cradle of civilization, democracy, human rights and freedom of speech, they turned the university into a barracks. why? because they protested israel's crimes. that is, in americ

of 28 people one of them that was detained was a professor here, the chair of philosophy, noelle mcafee, and i caught up with her a short time ago and i asked her about the concern that jewish students have here. some of suppressed of the hostility has just been to unsafe for them to return to campus. i asked her if the demonstrations that are going on here at emory are at their core anti-symmetric do you feel that the core, any of this has to do with antisemitism or what's your reaction to those feelings from those jewish students? >> i'm really sorry but i understand when people feel like that i feel attacked. we live in a culture that doesn't allow space for grieving and morning and nuance and so it's easy to read political position as a personal attack, i think that's a lot of clarity among people who were working on the issues of what's happening in gaza, that it's not anti-semitic there's some huge distinction between what our leaders do and what's going on. the people did administrator's job is to make the trains run on time and they overstep when they think they need to clear aq

i don't think anybody does, but it's a very, very narrow wine that both judge mcafee and frankly higher courts that review those are going to have to sort out. >> we'll have to see what happens with this potential gap. i've order or not. elliott always great to have you. thank you >> eclipse watchers will be looking toward the skies on monday, but what about those who are visually impaired up next the new technology that will allow them to experience the event next stop >> the stage dreams are made of >> they talk about lifetime. >> we will see you in phoenix thinking >> i'm thinking about her honeymoon, but about africa so far hot air balloon and rice when with elephants weight three, four to safari, great >> question. like everything takes a little planning. >> four, with a mind towards a down payment on a ranch in montana with horses. >> let's take a look at those scenarios. >> jpmorgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools like wealth plan to help keep you on track when you're planning for it all, the answer is jp morgan wealth management >> reading seven zero?

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noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department at emery university in atlanta, georgia. they were violently arrested. images of arrests show police with students. protesting youth and professors get involved and forcefully they are handcuffed. several civil groups condemned the use of force by the us police to detain students and university professors. in the last few weeks, american universities including columbia, minnesota, emory texas, new york, georgetown, george washington and pennsylvania have become the arena of student protests against the genocide of the people of gaza and america's support for the zionist regime. simultaneously with macron's presence at the sorbonne university in paris, a group of students of this university protested the policies of the french government towards the zionist regime and the gaza war . sardad's accomplice. the french police quickly entered the university to arrest and suppress the protesting students. barry sanders, an independent american senator, says that netanyahu and his cabinet are responsible for the killing of more than

the removal of nathan wade and, you know,hat i think was a pretty stunning rebuke from judge scott mcafee. - would it be better for the case? - no. - if if she were removed? - no, and here's why. - why, yeah. - she has incredible expertise with georgia rico, and she's brought many of these rico cases. - rico is the-- - the racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act and she is incredibly experienced in bringing those rico prosecutions in georgia. - a couple final big picture questions about all of these legal cases. a common complaint from trump is that he's a victim of double standards in the legal system, that he's being treated unfairly by all the courts. and i wonder, as you watch him maneuver to stall trials in four different jurisdictions, as he hurls insults at judges, prosecutors, witnesses, is it the reality that he is being treated more harshly than an average defendant? - i think that he is being treated differently, but it's working to his advantage. like, this isn't the ordinary situation where you have a defendant who has 91 criminal charges against him. that defendan

b)(1)(b)(2) of such act requiring that an alien who is placed in x i'd removal proceedings and to mcafee credible fear of persecution quote shall be detained for further consideration of the application for asylum end quote. pathetic with this requirement alejandro n. mayorkas implement nda catch and release scheme and whereby such aliens were unlawfully released even without effective mechanisms to ensure appearances before the immigration courts for removal. proceedings or to ensure removal in the case of aliens ordered removed. three, alejandro n. mayorkas willfully refused to comply with the detention set forth in section 235 b1 e3, four of such act requiring that an alien first place and expert in removal proceedings and determined not to have a credible fear ofn, persecution quote shall be detained until removed, end quote. instead of with this requirement, alejandro n. mayorkas has 11 a catch and release scheme whereby such aliens are unlawfully released even without effective mechanism to ensure appearance before the immigration courts for removal proceedings or to ensure removal