michael meyers on the president, new york civil rights coalition. my question is related, is there anything in this book on the campus, the restriction, the limitations on campus, free speech, particularly in terms of how there are regulations and laws that restrict students free speech. and the three presidents, including the president of harvard president of university of pennsylvania. they got hoisted on their own petard because they couldn't speak freely in answers to. a house members question. right. i heard about that. yeah. my to you is, what do we do about free speech rights on the campus? okay, great. everybody. it's a great question. and i'll sort of answer it the same way, which it a university needs to have a value structure, you know, academic excellence, including free speech. but i don't think first amendment in my view and it shouldn't necessarily be first amendment free speech, it should be. i don't think people should be able to stand on so soapbox and say death to whatever. i mean it's just beyond the, in my view, bounds of civili

michael menotti who has a less than sterling reputation is a 12-year sentence. a lot of characters. as i'm watching this report, it occurred to me, the democrats thought this would in meyer trumpian negative coverage, a salacious story that people could grab onto. we are hearing what david pecker said via a reporter. we will hear what any of these witnesses say. who do we hear from? we hear from donald trump. he looked strong. he is out there. he is confident. his opponent is sending in a basement somewhere. metaphorical basement. trump is driving the narrative on this. i should be in north carolina and south carolina, et cetera. i wonder if democrats are having a moment where they are reflecting and wondering if this was the wrong way to go. gavin newsom said when we are focusing on trump, i worry electorally as a slight advantage for and i'm worried the overindulgence about this day today. i think this could backfire. get one disruptor on the jury, that's a tail wind trump politically. speak to what i was thinking about as we have been reporting all day to make kayleigh's point even further, emily said this, too. the cauldron of politics is outside the courtroom. that

reads, quote, speaker michael johnson's easter announcement he'll bring a new ukraine aid package to a vote is welcome news. congressional backing for ukraine assistance has been meyered in the political muck for months. with more than 5,000 miles away on the frontlines, the maddening impasse has needlessly cost ukrainian lives and territory. 3/4 of americans recognize the russian war against ukraine and the conflicts that allies israel and taiwan face are important to u.s. national interests. it's time congress got on the same page acids constituents and found a way to move critical support over the finish line. for ukraine, the dearth has left soldiers to ration ammunition and russia's artillery advantage has increased by a order of magnitude. moscow has been firing five times the number of shells per day as kyiv most of the year. this isn't in the article but you should understand, many of these shells came from north korea, from the dprk, from the dictatorship there, which is also threatening our ally south carolina and japan. russian forces simply outpummel ukraine's defenders. some good news just two weeks ago, the czech republic has stepped into the breach in a