national guard to arrive at the capitol. the 113th awaiting capitol guardians have a proud history of protecting our nations capitol and serve our nation's leadership. nations leadership. nevertheless new jersey state police for delete one or 50 miles away it responded to the capitol before the d.c. national guard. additionally the pentagon knew there was a threat to governmental operations caused by 3:30 7:00 p.m. the pentagon send its own security forces to guard the homes of defense leaders. at 3:30 7:00 p.m. note deceit national guard forces were on the way for the capitol. throughout my subcommittee's extensive investigation into the events of generate sixth and the select committee on january 6, we have uncovered concerning and inconsistencies regarding mobilization of the d.c. national guard. phone records, first-hand accounts, sworn testimony after action reports we have gathered there appears to have been a significant delay that the the departmentof defense and dee national guard or communicating the order of deploy

national guard including the joint task force d.c. mr. brooks now works at a company that seeks to protect a national economic security from undue foreign influence for generally six, 2020 what mr. brooks was advisor to major william walker advised on all illicit matters. our next witnesses colonel earl matthews decorated with long accomplished career in government and private sector but colonel matthew served deputy assistant to the president senior director for the defense of policy and strategy on the national security council stand. he also served army acting general counsel and principal deputy general counsel as well as the deputy legal counsel to the charm of the joint chiefs of staff. generate six, 2021 colonel mathis was a chief legal advisor to major general william walker and was with him all day. our next witness brigadier general aaron dean and cruel general dean served in operation desert storm in a combat tour in iraq. he also served d.c. national guard for over 35 years. exemplifying what it means to be a capitol guardsman.

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think about whatat happened when we brought the national guard in -- can't state. american kids died on that campus and some of them were not even part of the protest. i think you run the risk of making this much worse by bringing in a militarized police or the national guard. >> host: at this from -- go ahead and finish her statement. >> caller: no, i just think that university campuses need to be mindful. they should not be forced into action by a republican congress that speaks out of both sides of its mouth. mike johnson as the prior caller said did not mind when the january 6th rioters, insurrectionists brought the confederate flag to the capital. >> host: lives in new york. the "washington times" today noting some of the demands of the students elyse at columbia university, protested part of apartheid the best coalition of 116 student run organizations the city represent thousands of the schools students. its website listed schematically divesting of columbia finances including the endowment from companies and institutions that probably from israel, sever aca

as far as the national guard, i do not see why you need a national guard. unless somebody is getting out of control. now if the campus once all these students removed from their property, they can do so. so, that would be trespassing. host: let me bounce this off of you. renewing a set of challenges for police. let me give you one example. at least one university involved in the protests scrambled to remove protesters before calling in the police. indiana universe -- administrators changed course on a policy that allowed temporary structures like tents and signs in a park except during overnight hours. a spokesperson said the policy includes a provision that allows changes in the rule as needed and officials did so to balance free speech and safety. campus police arrested people on charges on public safety. caller: ok. you said all of that. now, was there anything illegal about that? but they did an was there any violence? were there any types of rioting going on? where they setting off any kind of things to start a riot? or are they just talking about the

head of the us national guard bureau. programs the partnership between the military cannot be broken - he says, because they allow it. the military to establish long-term relationships, and when politicians in leadership positions change, the military remains and ensures the durability of the partnership between countries. more in the interview. the state program of partnership with ukraine was extremely important at the beginning. in 2015, the voice of america participated in exercises in ukraine, which were later transferred to germany. what is the current situation? and how much you can continue without congressional approval of additional funding for ukraine? in 1993, the california national guard began cooperation with ukraine. each year, they usually held about a dozen exchange programs. however, after the first russian invasion in 2014, we and ukraine realized that there is a great opportunity to learn and develop. really take a look. for the lessons of the war with russia in 2014, so at that time we were working w

nypd or national guard. nypd are the best in the business, they will go in and make arrests with professionalism. un stereos need to understand, if you do the crime, you are held accountable and leadership in the government and colleges need to step forward and hold students accountable. >> todd: you said national guard, do we need to see national guard today when the sun comes up, if you can mobilize them that quickly? >> we don't need the national guard in new york city. the nypd is ready and capable of handling protest such as this. handling mob crimes such as this. they are absolutely capable of going in there and ending this today. they did it with occupy wall street, we did it with the protest, mostly peaceful protest aka riots of 2020, they need to be allowed to do their job. >> todd: i asked you what you would do. you ware running for congress, f you get to congress, what will you do to put a stop to this? >> well, listen, i'm a law and order candidate and government's number one job is to keep their

the national guard, of course, was also involved in this, and there were several, for example, if we talk about the national guard, i spoke recently with those, with some members of the defense. who talked about what especially in the very first days of the invasion, it is clear that it was not possible to predict the enemy's movements in advance, and therefore some directions, let's say, were covered, well, let's say, this is me talking about the role of the national guard, i'm talking specifically that, let's say, on the southern approaches to chernihiv there was such the episode that for several days there were volunteers, a small group of volunteers, and there were also national guardsmen. even later some more, say, mechanized forces came, powerful and so on, where there was already some equipment, and uh, well, that is, in this way, the national guard sometimes played a role, the role simply stood in for the role of regular units of the armed forces, that is , it is meant where, where there was a shortage, it was precisely the army units that were lacking, not to mention that th

the national guard was not waiting for president trump to give the green light. command of the d.c. guard, but he has delegated the authority to deploy the guard to first the secretary of defense and then from the secretary of defense to the secretary of the army. so it was acting secretary miller and secretary of the army ryan mccarthy who had the immediate authority to deploy the guard. now, had the president of the united states in the middle of the riot urged haste, urged deployment of the guard, arguably it would have made a difference. mike pence was doing that as general milley said, it was mike pence on the phone taking control saying where's the forward? guard. milley also said in the middle of that mark meadows called him and said, hey, we have to tamp down on the narrative that the vice president is in charge. the president is still the commander in chief, and milley is incredulous because he has not heard from president trump. president trump never calls, milley never calls mccarthy, never calls acting secretary miller, never calls any police or milita

the national guard is not the answer to the staffing shortage.inues to be committed to filling vacancies, recruiting and hiring, and abc seven asked the sheriff's office why there's been a rise in violence, but they did not respond to that question. the jail's website says that visits to inmates are canceled through today. the sheriff's office says the jail assaults are under investigation. live in the studio gloria rodriguez abc seven news happening today a jury selection opens in former president donald trump's first criminal trial in new york. >> amanda is at the live desk tracking that reggie a historic day, as this marks the first ever criminal trial for a former president. >> trump is accused of falsifying business records to hide hush money payments to adult film actress stormy daniels, and sources tell abc news. trump is seemingly angry and irritated as the selection process opens this morning. his legal team has filed several motions to delay the trial. the defense accused the judge of being biased, the jury pool tainted and the limited

dmytro kozhubenko, an officer of the planning section of the rubizh national guard brigade, now i havesecond, we will... and then there will be news. khamerina front from the parishioners, ukrainian church communities in the united states of america, together with the help heroes of ukraine charity fund , collect money for cars for the armed forces of ukraine. as in chicago, so in general in the state irynois joined such an initiative, our correspondents will tell. they sing prayer songs, consecrate easter baskets and donate money for cars for weapons. forces of ukraine. this is how our emigrants and diaspora unite and join in supporting ukraine in the united states of america. near the entrance to the church, they put an already purchased hamer so that... people could see what they were giving charitable contributions for, even today is easter, we came to the temple of the saint, we pray and sincerely worry for our soldiers, because with prayer and work you can help, therefore we work and always try to help from our wages, and people willingly throw money, help, there are no small don

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 into a mass grave with their hands tied. a user also published this image. do you understand what freedom of speech means? you only have the right to talk about what you want, nothing else. virtual writers say that palestine has now become the first problem of the world and a test for measuring the conscience of his people bita saedi sed and sima news agency, pictures of thousands of pro-palestinian demonstrators praying in washington , the capital of the united states, have attracted the attention of the media. announced. where his go

, uring biden and governors to bring in the national guard.hat does not calm protests down. in 2020, would you say the national guard calmed things down in minneapolis, in -- >> no. >> it didn't. there are de-escalation tactics that have not been working here, and actually on a short time line for the campuses. in a couple weeks, they're done with classes at usc next friday, i believe. what you're seeing from republicans is not a, let's let these things wind down and let campus disperse, it is, how can we do a bold statement using police power? the images you're seeing here, tell people you're not allowed to protest israel in the way you're doing it. >> republicans, in theory, don't mind that. >> right. >> they view this as a friction within the democratic base. the white house, interestingly enough, they don't seem to think that this is a major problem at this point. allies of the administration are saying, look, if you look at the polling, in fact, younger voters, the israeli/palestine conflict ranks fairly low in terms of their voting inter

i was in shelby park and saw how effective national guard is for securing the border. we've seen a 78% increase in fentanyl and pleased to join governor abbott in operation lone star to secure the border. we have had enough fentanyl confiscated to kill every american in our country. it has to stop. the biden border policy has been as effective as a screen door on a submarine. it is completely porous and if he won't do his job we'll do it for him. >> harris: governor, your montana national guard compared the deployment with disaster response. the soldiers and airmen of the montana national guard are always ready to respond to those types of emergencies. this is a national emergency. why doesn't this president do something? he can. >> i don't understand it. i think the primary responsibility of the federal government is national security. it comes before everything else. and yet he has been sitting on his hands. we've -- 27 governors presented a 10-point plan to him 2 1/2 years ago. i again handed it to him at the white house earlier this year. just asking for a meeting

national guard should be able to do their job. if someone is an american and -- >> rachel: they are a privileged class. they have privileges to fly with no ieshgsz id and vetting, which is a national security. if i tried to fly or you tried to fly without an id, you would not be able to get on that flight. >> joey: anti-israel and pro-palestinian protesters, disrupting services over the weekend. >> madeleine: three men, have been arrested and charged with d disrupting a religious service, at st. patrick's cathedral. [chanting and yelling] >> madeleine: timothy cardinal dolan was 45 minutes in when a protester said silence equals death. >> were climate activists, too, they said their conscious urged them to disrupt the mass. one of the activists says war, occupation and industrial pollution are po poisoning the r in gaza, destroying earth's capacity. >> brian: same idiots at the u.s. open. this is outrageous and i'm shocked st. patrick's wouldn't have better security than that. this is nuts. they are out and that is nuts. >> lawrenc

the national guard is not the answer to the staffing shortage. the sheriff continues to be committed to filling vacancies, recruiting and hiring, and abc seven asked the sheriff's office why there's been a rise in violence, but they did not respond to that question. the jail's website says visits to inmates are canceled through today. the sheriff's office says that the jail assaults are under investigation. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news reggie. >> thanks, gloria. happening today. jury selection opens for the former president donald trump's first criminal trial in new york. the former president arriving just about a half hour ago. and amanda is at the live desk tracking that for us now. >> reggie, a historic day as this marks the first ever criminal trial for a former president trump is accused of falsifying business records to hide hush money payments to adult film actress stormy daniels, and sources tell abc news. >> trump is seemingly angry and irritated as the selection process is. process opens this morning. his legal te

video showing a dozens of men are ripping a razor wire and pushing past national guard troops you forlocked entering further by a while. former acting home at a security said releasing the migrants from jail sends the wrong message. >> it's unbelievable. i cannot believe that a judge would release of these individuals after what we've seen on video. had it on video, you chose those migrants was identified by either border patrol or texas dps, so we know who they are and yet because it appears as some type of a technicality or the district attorney there in el paso was not ready for the motion, that at the end result is that he ask you set them f free. >> now the -- despite the order, migrants accused of writing could still be detained if there is a federal immigration whole place on them, something the da should be eaten if mike seems to be playing for the release of so many. >> the judge seems to be folding the da for not being ready to hold detention hearings for each and every defendant. we're talking about a number that exceeds 100. the da meanwhile seems to be blaming the feds fo

our national guard. they know they are being pushed back. biden administration is not backing up texas. they are suing us in court. every single week there is some type of -- >> brian: remember they took the buoys out of the rio grande. >> lawrence: exactly. this is an opportunity. i know it's an election year and you are seeing this right now. by the way, all these people are back on the street because, for some reason, the judge in texas. >> joey: the nine that were arrested. >> lawrence: thought it was okay. the people that assault our national guard should have some type of release back into the country. so you have got judges in texas. i hope the people of texas are watching this that are letting illegals to attack cops as well as national guard. i don't understand how this person should win re-election. >> brian: they got a democratic mayor. >> lawrence: exactly. >> brian: in el paso. that's going well. all right, 15 minutes after the hour. speak of going well. carley shimkus is in a good mood for a change, right? >> carley: i'm trying

plus a texas national guard member, is under arrest, accused of trying to smuggle migrants near the border. the police video, but high-speed chase that led to the arrest and leading this, our president biden trying to lay down the law today with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. biden making new demands, warning of consequences if israeli forces do not take concrete steps to try to protect civilian lives in gaza the 30-minute call was the first conversation between the leaders since israel strike monday in gaza. so that killed seven aid workers from the world central kitchen. the non-profit started by celebrity chef jose on dress the killings, touching off a new level of frustration from the president with the way israel is waging this campaign against hamas. later this hour, i'm going to talk to senator bernie sanders or critic of netanyahu, but let's start this hour at the white house with cnn's mj lee, mj, what are we learning about today's call between president biden and israeli prime minister well, jake, for now, we do appear to be at a bit of a turning point in this war, be

here, and where in this scheme is the real national guard?of the united states, i will tell you, they will not touch the national guard, both here and here, it will still be useful inside, of course, what dmitry olegovich regularly talks about, it is needed inside, they don’t count on it, they rely on it, they used it, for example, in the first war in the persian gulf, well, in iraq after, yes, now they don’t touch it, now they are raising the ready reserve of the pentagon, there already it’s clear that the grandfathers... have already stayed, but nevertheless, and some of them have moved out, they will look for them in thailand, in all sorts of places, in the caribbean islands, but nevertheless, but this is a very serious symptom of that there is a military option in relation to us, in relation to whom, in relation to china, no, iran also, iran and us, absolutely, but iran is meant in a broad context, yes, iran, the middle east, this whole thing that is called the shiite wedge, and us, yes. this suggests that they are seriously beginning to

. >> the national guard in case you don't know is activated and commended the governors of theirespective states. however, under the insurrection act a president does have the power to federalize these forces. republicans are calling on the president to take these extraordinary actions despite the fact that we have yet to see evidence of mass violence or unrest that would justify such an extreme move. in fact much of whatever violence we have seen on college campuses has been at the hands of over militarized police. those who were called in to help disperse the protests. images and videos of police violently arresting peaceful protesters has flooded social media. take for example at emory university, heavily armed officers can be seen standing there teasing a demonstrator who was already handcuffed and on the ground. in here, you can see police slamming economics professor, caroline f. into the concrete after she expressed concern at the violent protest of another protester. justifying the use of force, labeling these college students and professors as pro-hamas, or even terroris

we will go further according to our questions, so please also join in, the collection for the national guardubizh, intelligence equipment necessary for night work, it is necessary to collect uah 3.5 million, to donate. you can by the details and the qr code you see on your screens. we ask everyone who cares to join, every hryvnia transferred to the account brings ukrainian victory closer. please join and support our soldiers, who, ah, even at night , know what to do so that victory is closer, and from the enemy, it was as far , further, further and further away as possible. yes, now we will go. according to our questions, all that is important and yes, well, let's go, i will ask a little more generally, and you know what can be said more specifically, what should be said now, what should not be emphasized, where possible the situation is dynamic now, and therefore bahamian direction, let's start with that, what is the situation there and first of all of course in the direction of the time ravine more in detail to the west of bohdanivka and in ivanovo, if possible, because the situation is ve

when this guy's wi-fi goes down, is he like "get the national guard in here, we need to [bleep] up my by the way, that man is senator josh hawley. you might remember him as the man who riled up a mob on january 6th and then ran to bitch once they showed up. [cheers and applause] personally, i might think twice the next time i endorse violence, but that's just me. >> ronny: and also, you don't use the national guard because students are camping on the quad. you use number when aliens invade and want to test the aliens weapon capabilities. "how strong other lasers? send him the national guard to find out." >> jordan: you are not going to resolve tension by adding violence. i'm spitball here. maybe instead of armed soldiers, why not try sending an the college improv troupe? a group of communications majors in bright colored shirts asking for a suggestion should clear out a crowd in no time. [laughter] >> ronny: no, jordan, everyone knows that college improv makes everything worse. as will right wing politicians showing up on campus deal of the students. >> house speaker mike johnson visi

at the ohio national guard killed four unarmed stupid ed at kent state university in 1970.s a repeat of those objects or reality. >> no they don't for this a lot that could be done. first the campuses some cells could take better action here. there's other taxpayer funding. >> please have a right to protest most americans are thinking what's happening in gaza's overdone production on the right to shut down. [inaudible] there are some threats. but come on. >> okay this is mostly peaceful but. shannon: and got to leave their first amendment is a key core part of our country i think we also agree on that but that'll panel thank you see you next sunday% of former supreme court justice stephen breyer. makes a case in his branded book i asked them to him about campus protests in pressure on justices to retire but h here he thanks, next. ethan! how's my favorite client? great! i started using schwab investing themes, so now i can easily invest in trends... like wearable tech. trends? all that research. sounds exhausting! nope. schwab's technology does the work. so if i spot an opp

air national guard was the source of the leaks.k porch of his mother's house, reading a bible. >> last thing he ever said to us, he said, um, "i'm sorry, guys, i really wish this would never happen. "i prayed, and i prayed "and i prayed that this day would never come, but now it's just in god's hand. i love you all." and then, that was basically it. >> narrator: jack teixeira was charged with six counts of retaining and transmitting classified national defense information. the indictment said that what he leaked "could be used to the injury of the united states, or to the advantage of a foreign nation." nobody else has been charged in relation to the leaks. in march 2024, teixiera plead guilty. he's scheduled to be sentenced later this year, and faces more than a decade in prison. >> if you look at the whole narrative then of jack, there were so many points where he could have been flagged or interrogated further, or even stopped, and they just don't happen. >> once you start tracking back, you see failure, failure, failure, failur

in addition, four counterattacks of assault groups, the 95th air assault brigade and... the national guardin the areas of the settlements of grigorovka and terny of the donetsk people's republic were repelled. enemy losses during the week in this direction amounted to more than 380 military personnel, three tanks, nine armored combat vehicles and 17 vehicles. during the counter-battery fight, two combat vehicles of multiple launch rocket systems were hit, uragan igrad, 28 field artillery guns, four electronic warfare stations. nota and bukovel ad, as well as three counter-battery radio stations made in the usa. in the donetsk direction. as a result of the successful actions of the units of the southern group of forces, more advantageous positions were occupied and the formation of four assault, two airmobile, tank and nine mechanized brigades of the armed forces of ukraine in populated areas was defeated . andreevka, antonovka, belogorovka, kleshcheevka, kurdyumovka, selidova. 51 vehicles, 47 field artillery guns, of which 17 are western-made, eight electronic warfare stations, as well as

the ninth anniversary of the victory in the great patriotic war is a motor rally of the russian national guardmemory of our sons. where they laid flowers at the memorial to the soviet soldier. the national guard motor rally is not a one-time event, it is one of the areas of the department’s large-scale systematic work to perpetuate the memory of fallen soldiers who died during the great patriotic war. patronage of veterans is carried out on an ongoing basis, military-patriotic work is carried out among young people, military burials and mass graves are beautified, and assistance is provided to the search party. by searching for dead and missing soldiers, restoring their names, searching for their relatives and friends. participants in the rally also visited the camp of the search party and a military burial ground, and the end point of the route was the city of ostashkov, in the fall of forty-one , the nkvd divisions fought heavy defensive battles there. and in conclusion, about the premiere at the capital’s obraztsov puppet theater of alice in wonderland, a riot of fantasy. last century, a fa

the national guard should potentially be called in.ator tim kaine said that would be a huge mistake. >> i agree with that, but let's stop and reflect. there are eight americans still being held hostage, kristen. who are the protesters protesting? >> many are protesting the 30,000 people who died in gaza. but it is not a one singular-sided issue. >> there was a ceasefire before hamas attacked. >> it is a complicated issue and we will continue to discuss. thank you for a wonderful conversation. >>> when we come back, president biden shows his sense of humor at the white house correspondents' dinner. we'll have the highlights next. t i like to eat. i was worried it was gonna be like other diets that were bland and restrictive. but with golo, my meals are great, and i'm no longer hungry like i was before. i'm so pleased i gave golo a shot. don't wait, go to golo.com. >>> welcome back. president biden took on his age and his campaign rival at the white house correspondents' dinner last night. >> the 2024 election's in full swing, and, yes,

there was also a time when trump refused to deploy the national guard, even though the guard was readywe heard from national guard whistleblowers who testified to that point. >> we waited for hours, less than two miles east of the capitol building, absolutely frustrating, knowing our capitol had been breached and not understanding why we had not received the authorization to respond. i cannot tell you the number of times someone has asked me where were you? where was the national guard? or how can you call yourselves capitol guards? there's no easy response to those questions. and the truth s we were there. and we were ready. we just weren't authorized to respond and that is difficult to explain. >> three years later, donald trump and maga conservatives have gone out of their way to sanitize what happened on that day, from trump lying about these violent criminals as hostages to the rnc calling the assault legitimate political discourse to the conservatives on the supreme court down playing the violence. yesterday the supreme court heard an appeal brought by one of the accused violent

thanks to the highway patrol and the california national guard. he deployed almost a year ago. >> coming up in our 10, 30 half hour, our kron 4 cochran four's rob nesbitt talks with the chp officer about they say the department is making the city safer. >> a package of state bills aimed at cracking down on retail theft of cleared an initial hurdle at the state capitol. the 7 bills which passed the assembly public safety committee include provisions to toughen up penalties and make it easier for law enforcement to arrest and charge suspects of theft. >> bill says to organized crime rings, we mean business and we're going to give law enforcement the tools they need to shut you down >> the bill still have to go through several committees and the floor in both chambers before they can make it to the governor's desk. the white house is condemning arizona's ban on abortion. the arizona supreme court ruled the state should follow an abortion ban dating back to 18. 64. >> restricting abortions even further in a state that already has a 15 week ban in plac

crystal, what about that idea of bringing in the national guard?hat does the sheriff say about that? >> well, the sheriff was very adamant that he thinks this is an internal issue, and he does not think the national guard is necessary at this time. >> all right, crystal bailey, thank you. new at 730 tonight, a marin county judge denied bail for a man accused of assaulting someone at the islamic center of north marin, 48. year-old david jonathan margoliash pleaded not guilty to using pepper spray on a person at the center in novato last month. police said. at the time of the attack, margoliash was carrying a bag with a gun inside. the judge said it was too soon to release him and said his next hearing for april 22nd. advocates say that anti-semitic incidents have climbed to the highest number ever recorded in the u.s. with the bay area also seeing an alarming spike. the anti-defamation league says northern california saw 502 incidents, up more than 200% from 20 2298 incidents of vandalism that includes the windows that were smashed at the smitten ic

send in the national guard and wakeng o cam these kids up.. they ought to know they can't do this. kno cthey ought to know they dy have any right to occupy these campuses, then be right to threaten their felloww students. they ought to snap them out of it. and the national guard would help d o snap o. >> but are they supposed to be the best and brightest? t is it it's supposed to be hard to get into an ivy league institution. couln tod they really be that ignorant? do they not realize that inn in countries that believe that take on sharia law radicalizeas countries like iray for example, if you're or they'll murder you? if you're a woman and you're not fully covered, they'll beatl the hell out of you. among the many other restrictions and civil rights violations. what ever happened to the woke left in this country? whatever happened to the belief in women's rights and rights and all the things they said they believe in and they were just willing to bifurcates their brains and ignore that which they said that they were so passionateor. >> total

the speaker of the house warned the protesters here today that calling out the national guard was a realossibility. >> neither israel, nor these jewish students on this campus will ever stand alone. house speaker mike johnson met with jewish students at columbia university, adding to the growing calls for university president shafik to step down. >> we can't allow this hatred and anti-semitism to flourish on our campuses and it must be stopped in its tracks. >> the clock is ticking as tuesday's midnight deadline to dismantle the tenths on campus came and went. the university says it's making progress and extended talks with student negotiators for another 48 hours. while being vegas about what vat will happen if they don't comply. for now students agree to remove some tents, kick out nonstudents and eliminate hate speech. >> israel go to hell. >> some jewish students and professors say the university's president is still not doing enough. >> do you know who the only people not under negotiation table? the jews. she negotiating with hamas supporters, with islamic jihad supporters. >> tens

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the group is now demanding the sheriff's office send in the national guard. they say they need more staffing and resources. the president of the association just spoke with abc seven news reporter j.r. stone. >> with the conditions of the staffing, the department is so vulnerable. they need to up the staffing. this is like extremely urgent. >> the lockdown affects the county jail on seventh street in san francisco and a second in san bruno, with community and parent child visits canceled through tomorrow. seven staff members were injured in attacks starting on march 29th. now, the sheriff's office released a statement today saying they are working on plans to address the issues raised by the deputy sheriff's association, saying, quote, the national guard is not the answer to the staffing shortage. we are confident the recent safety issues will be addressed by our internal response to the middle east. now, where tensions are high after an unprecedented attack on israel by iran, israel successfully defended itself with help from the us military. abc news report

we come back senator josh is calling on them to send the national guard to protect jewish students from pro- hamas protesters next as we continue our coverage. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: live pictures of an anti- israel protest the campus of the university of south californian los angeles with anti-semitic protests raging at columbia new york city and other elite campuses across the country senators tom cotten and josh are calling on taking action to mobilize the guard to protect jewish students with 1 likening the situation to eisenhower's decision to send the national guard to protect the little rock 9. meanwhile rampant hypocrisy in the still spotlight over his use of tiktok remember he signed a law to force a sale of the app in 9 months or been entirely in the country's campaign announced they would continue to use the chinese own social media platform you can't make it up with reaction is the missouri senator. we'll talk about the guard you are calling for which i believe would be the right call but i don't see biden wanting to alienate his radical base which is why i think he's not go

in the uprising, the national guard shoots up and campus. they shoot up dormitories. they have students in it. this is a picture of bricks with bullets, them from the dormitory. so anything has a memorial to scott's whole of it. they also provide, you know, helicopters in right. so this is a time where national is is being brought in to in this kind of student led uprising. right. and we think about kent state, right. you hear about kent state, but we don't hear about this kind of violence used against students and the national guard being against students. hbcu this also happens in orangeburg, south carolina, right kind of government. it's it is using to in well soon in activism. right and so they ended that way the students don't get they're not able to walk in graduation one student is killed and to this day they know who killed him. gregory i mean, we still his name is looming right now, but part of north korean activism is this level of violence and grief right that is occurring at this time and so it is in that that sandy really smith

. >> have you spoken to the president about bringing in the national guard? there were senators who have. are you urging the president to do that as well? >> my intention is to call president biden after we leave and share with him what we have seen in demand he take action. there's executive authority that would be appropriate. if this is not contained quickly and if these threats and intimidation are not stop, there is an appropriate time for the national guard. we have to bring order to these campuses. we cannot allow this to happen. we are better than this. i will ask the president to do that and will tell him the same thing. >> what is the house going to do? [indiscernible] >> the house has been investigating a number of these campuses. there is a nexus to federal funding. if these campuses cannot get control of this problem, they do not deserve taxpayer dollars. that's a serious issue. you have seen our education and workforce committee having oversight hearings. we have brought the president to congress to testify and you have seen accountability begun

>> i don't know if you need to call a national guard, may be just police.s often a friend of -- framed as a free-speech debate. everyone accepts their time play some minor restrictions. these guys have the right to politically protest even if we criticize the message. they don't have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces and turn our cities into garbage dumps. i think that's what we should not allow and the police should handle that job easily. >> shannon: we will watch and sea because it doesn't look like it's coming out in the time soon. i want to ask about a new york times piece that talked about your relationship to the trumps. they talked about your evolution from coal him loathsome and an idiot is someone who frankly is being floated as a vp pick to join his ticket. here's a sample. a trump critic and famer -- former speechwriter for george w. bush who new fans for years described a mess and intelligent man with an extra night life story who is sunk to the depths of political deprecation. washington post saying you're going to the same

our brigade, the fourth brigade of the rubizh national guard continues to hold the defense, repel enemyvocations. unfortunately, the density of fire, the density of shelling, the density of the enemy's attempts to advance are not tolerated. the enemy is the same, unfortunately, as a week ago, as two, as a month, as several months. a year ago basically uses the same tactics, the only thing that combines, the only thing is adding new technologies, they are actively, again , now using unmanned aerial systems, various types of fpv drones, attack drones, and continue, again, they have, on unfortunately, there remains an advantage in the amount of ammunition, and they, on pity,...

so no, i do not think the national guard is a solution to this. >> i want to ask you about the policywhat is happening in the middle east. you voted this week for foreign aid bill that will send more aid to israel and that includes about $9 billion in aid for military, weaponry. i want to play you something that your colleague, bernie sanders had to say and get your reaction on the other side. >> netanyahu and his extremist government are clearly in violation of u.s. and international law and because of that should no longer receive u.s. military aid. >> is he right, senator? what's your reaction? >> so two things. senator sanders voted against the aid package which was ukraine aid, israel aid and i voted for the package because we need to defend ukraine and i think the u.s. needs to help israel defend itself. it was two saturdays ago hundreds of missiles and drones fired by iran to attack israel on its soil and the u.s. and other nations helped israel defend itself so that did not cause damage in israel which would only have led to an escalation. so i believe we do need to help israe

administrators as well, and also make threats, to withhold federal funding and also to use the national guard here if necessary. a dramatic confrontation between the two sides, one through the microphone, another large group chanting to back an insulting the house speaker. >> sandra: really interesting that they are, when the speaker of the house said he was asked if he is in favor of calling the national guard, getting on the phone about what you saw their own campus in a meeting with these students, saying they don't feel safe, they feel threatened, they are seeing the swastikas on the walls. he said that he will call the president to tell him what he is saying. steve noting that president is traveling to new york tomorrow and as we know at this point, no plans for the president to walk on and look at what is happening on any of these new york campuses? >> exactly speaker johnson have to give them credit for coming here first-hand not only dealing with the protesters facing off with them directly but also taking his time to listen to jewish students and faculty at here at what they have bee

maksym matviychuk, commander of the intelligence platoon of the rubizh brigade, an officer of the national guard of ukraine. glory. to the country, mr. maxim, i congratulate you, glory to the heroes, congratulations, sir! well, first of all, i would like to ask you to describe the current situation in the so-called bakhmut direction, so we understand that the enemy is extremely active. share, be kind to espresso viewers with breaking news. well, for now the enemy can be seen gathering additional reserves, pulling up the maximum number of forces, because at the moment they only have... not so many of them, trying with all their might to take the settlement of the yar times, in time to bypass it from the flanks, but at the moment in he has two main problems that he faces: the first problem is the siversky-donets canal, that is, it is a man-made, let's say, a river that was created a long, long time ago, which creates, makes it impossible for the enemy's equipment to advance, and for us it let's say so, the line is already ready the defense to break through against... will cost very heavy forces, a