think should charge nyu if the nyu has to go in there in overtime. >> rachel: all this stuff happeningthese campuses, the circus with donald trump's trials going on over here. all the while the police force which is already strained having to deal with these two things as crime and everything else growing in the city, it's quite a big deal. ainsley, is in a much safer, calmer place. >> brian: with her security detail. she took a lot of cops out of the season. she is luck haddie in. she is in kentucky, south carolina having breakfast with friends astley sadr's thicket, ainsley, good morning. >> ainsley: good morning to you, guys. thank you so much. i'm back home in my hometown. my dad is back here with some his friends and lots of people will be joining us this morning. they all have a lot of reaction about what is happening across the country. i see heads shaking. i'm here with mark weber. he is head of the republican party for one of the largest parties in our state. lexington county. you said you are a ucla grad? >> yeah. it's really kind of embarrassing to see what is happening out

with less confrontational scene at nyu. some protestors obeyed orders to disbursed and they left their tents. after so much conflict and turmoil there is a jewish student at nyu describing living in fear. >> are you regretting choosing this university? >> to be honest i'm a little ashamed i go to nyu. my friends all go to scharff yeah university and protected and safe. i've been walking around feeling unsafe. >> bill: you have law enforcement revealing that many of these protestors are not even students. take a look at some of these stunning numbers. showing how many demonstrators have no connection to the school. student numbers on the left and non-student on the right. look at that. reaction in a moment. byron donalds from florida. disturbing encounter he had with the protestors not too far from the white house, in fact. fox news coverage from coast to coast. let's begin from california to new york and at the moment the action unfolds in new york city. molly line at nyu. what do you have? good morning. >> good morning, bi

it's a pretty big crowd here at nyu. this is right in front of one of their buildings just on campus not far from washington square park. the different thing about this compared to columbia is this is more in the middle of the city so some of these people can come from outside groups a lot more easily according to nypd and mix into the crowds. we will have to see how things play out but the crowd continues to grow and we've been trying to talk to people on the ground about what they feel about the nypd showing up asking about what happened at columbia university last night and why so many of them were wearing masks. why are you out here today? why are you out here today? oh, okay, domask there but no answer either. we will move a bit closer and see if anyone wants to talk. what are you out here today? why are you at this protest tonight? >> i don't feel comfortable speaking. >> reporter: okay. why are you guys at this protest tonight? anything you want to mention at about how the university is handling it? why are you gu

the large demonstrations at nyu. after police had cleared out encampments at nyu. stephanie ramos is there. >> reporter: tonight, massive new protests just outside nyu, hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters now gathering on the streets. >> i think student movements historically have brought a lot of change. >> reporter: it comes just hours after the nypd arrested more than 50 people and cleared out tents at nyu and the new school. tonight, the president of columbia university is speaking out in a video statement for the first time since calling in police to clear that campus building seized by protesters. >> it was a violent act that put our students at risk, as well as putting the protesters at risk. >> reporter: and tonight, across colleges campuses, confrontations between protest groups now flaring. >> see my face. show me your face! >> reporter: at the university of chicago, counter-protesters facing off with pro-palestinian protesters. >> usa, usa! >> nobody wants to see escalation. nobody wants to see students

madison alworth seeing that at nyu in lower manhattan. >> reporter: we are live at the nyu encampment, we are still waiting to hear from the university as to what is going to happen to students here because they have been threatening suspension but at this point you can see many tents are set up. multiple students and supplies here. after days of them can take these being set up on college campuses across the country and hundreds of arrests, we've now heard from president biden on these protests which at times have turned violent and illegal. >> president biden: breaking windows, shutting down campuses, forcing cancellation of classes and graduation. none of this is a peaceful protest. threatening people, intimidating people, instilling fear in people's not peaceful protest. it is against the law. >> reporter: the protests disturbing traffic and student life, yesterday hundreds of anti-israel protesters marched through the city before arriving to nyu to this encampment in the evening. nyu placed a nearby academic and building on lockdown as the crowd grew outside and nyu jewish studen

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matt is live at nyu and new york city.t's quite there now that is nos not always been the case. >> arthel, they're meant weeks of chaos and unrest here in new york city. this afternoon we can report comb here at nyu. from what we see, calm throughout the city. in fact it was see right now police officers outnumber any civilians here within this sectioned off zone on the nyu campus. as it was a much different scene right here last night. hundreds of pro- palestinian protesters gathered right outside nyu some using umbrellas to shield the camp from cameras ultimately dismantled and removed nyu encampment and took 59 people into custody last night. in the upper midwest the university of michigan a short while ago this afternoon pro- palestinian protesters interrupted the graduation ceremony there chanting antiwar messages and waving the palestinian flag. no reports of any arrest there. headed south the nation's capitol george washington university yesterday staff and furled a large american flag above the anti- israel protest

, no graduation distractions while nyu funds if general side. graduation celebrations while complicit in the ongoing murder and erasure of the palestinian people, end quote. the faculty's call to action comes after the nypd was called in to nyu's campus twice this week. students, pro-palestinian encampments, the first time more than 100 people were arrested, but nyu's president said fewer than half were students. during today's commencement, nyu student protesters may turn to tactics used by columbia university students during a sunday graduation ceremony. one student walked across the stage wearing zip tied hand cups. once she was handed her diploma, she turned to the audience and ripped it to pieces. others carried the palestinian flag, ask one appeared to have the name of a hamas leader written on her cap. comedian and israel supporter jerry e seinfeld was met with this. [no audio] >> reporter: so he was met with a series of boos before, before he delivered his commencement address. other schools like george washington university and ucla hav

back out here live, sandra, again at yankee stadium these nyu students are protesting, demanding nyuisten and comply with their demands as you see some have red paint on their hands. representing what they say is an ongoing genocide and the palestinian region. back to you. >> very interesting, cb cotton outside of yankee stadium for us. thank you. john? >> john: nationwide jewish students are ready to make their voices heard. harvard and you penned students will be testifying before house lawmakers in about 40 minutes as they pledge to fight anti-semitism. let's bring an eye harvard university grad student who will be testifying shortly, we will get you for raburn very quickly i know you been waiting patiently. you are suing harvard university. you suggest anti-semitism is institutional there. this what you write i am suing harvard, anti-semitism is out of control, one may suspect harvard divinity school which is where you are a graduate student with its mission emphasizing diversity, inclusion, and belonging in with religious tolerance one of its core tenets would be a safe place je

i hope nyu will restore safety to campus. >> todd: there is a pattern and we need to call out what we see as a pattern, red states are shutting down protests and blue states are allow ing scenes lik this to unfold at columbia and ucla. what is in the make up of the leaders of both states that blue states say wait until it gets to point of riot and red states say not on our watch. your thoughts, emily? >> like i said, florida is a law and order state. ron desantis and ben saace has made that clear. university of florida is prestigious institution for hard-working students, we're not a day care for protesters acting like children. protesters need to understand campuses are not places to have this behavior. campuses are places where individuals are expected to act responsibly and be held accountable for their action. arrest of protesters send a message disruptive and violent action will not be tolerated and individuals who violent regulation will and should face consequences. >> carley: what are professors on nyu campus responding to this in terms of jewish students versus pro-palestinia

that's been the pattern. >> reporter: are you an nyu student? >> reporter: >> no i'm not. >> reporter: why are you wearing masks if you are proud of what you are standing for? why are people hiding their faces? >> i think that's a good question. a different interpretation of wearing masks than i'm used to. i find that this skews more pandemic and covid conscious so that's the reason that -- i mean personally that's why i'm wearing a mask. i get sick and i think a lot of my friends do too. >> reporter: so not wearing a mask to hide your identity? >> especially since we are all yelling in the same space, it's pretty much like i don't know, it's kind of like asking for it. that's why wearing a mask could be a good idea. >> reporter: thank you for talking to us. that's a new one that we had in her just yet, that outside wearing a mask below your nose there, not to protect who she is but more so talking about protecting her from covid. but we have seen nypd officers move in but it's nothing like we saw last night. >> trace: alexis, if things get ugly

nyu president said fewer than half were students. during the columbia graduation on sunday one wore zip tie handcuffs and once handed her diploma, turned to the audience and ripped it to pieces. others carried the palestinian flag. other schools like george washington university and ucla have seen intense clashes between protestors and police. george washington university has added security measures for its upcoming commencement ceremony. columbia university, the epicenter of the student protests was supposed to have their commencement today. it was canceled and university opted to have smaller ceremonies across the city. columbia university president wrote to the student body that canceling the ceremony was one of the toughest calls in a year of many tough calls. >> harris: we've talked about this. our parents are so proud when we reach that moment. i can't imagine how parents must feel dreaming about this since their kids were little in elementary school. thank you for the report. paul mauro is with me now. retired police inspector

nypd was called into the campus of nyu twice to sweep encampments.s were arrested at nyu, more than half were students. back to you. neil: imagine being the parent of the girl who ripped up her diploma, that's our baby girl. i don't know. >> reporter: you bring that up, some students told us they would pay upwards of $80,000 to attend columbia. neil: even my phone couldn't believe it. we are not talking about these graduates, but a lot of the bills they are facing as they graduate. and for the parents of the girl who ripped up what she paid for. >> as a nation we are in over one. $7 trillion of student loan debt and we've seen recently the interest rate for undergrad it up another percentage point to 6.53%. this is adding insult to injury. this debt is stunting their growth and you can't solve a problem while simultaneously creating it, the government needs to stop making loans and force new conversations how to pay for school and force institutes to drive down the cost of tuition. neil: they are like adjustable-rate mortgages. saddled with debt that

matt finn outside the nyu campus. matt, thank you.i-defamation league with a new report showing anti-semitic attacks have soared since october 7 locals around college campuses say they are living ind especially hotspots. madison scarpino is live and admit lance as she is more for us. >> good evening. emory university here in atlanta is one of the schools where police shut down anti- israel protests. a cookie shop just off of campuses jewish owners they actually moved to atlanta from israel just a few years ago. they tell us that since october 7 they have been receiving threatening anti- somatic phone calls, e-mails, people have gone so far to walk in the store and spit on the ground. they also tell us since the protest began things are getting worse. the couple's or display a link and is really flag in the store since the start of the war. they say things went downhill from there. here is just one incident from last month. take a look at this you can see a man who appears to be wearing a turban splattering paint on the back of the bui

on the nyu campus.ted out as pro-palestinian, that it went to anti-semitic, then it went to destroy israel, now it is "death to america." >> harold: it's unacceptable. look, i have a lot of democrat friends and i have a lot of republican friends. none of my democrat friends are believers like congressman bowman, the kinds of things he was saying. i don't think it is not a serious position that i believe he has taken from i certainly don't equate that with my party. two, we have said, i don't understand, the people who are out protesting, i can unde understand, what he was saying, if he said, look, i have urged the kids not to be violent. urged the kids not to be hateful and not to threaten and try to intimidate jewish citizens. they have every right to protest. but he did not say that, which is alarming on a big level. no one is saying to hamas, except the deal. secretary blinken is in the region. they have a good deal on the table to get the hostages released and gain a seat ceafire. i don't see anyone

here at nyu the encampment a rough wake-up call. people stumbling out of their tents as officers arrived sending warnings about leaving this area and warning of arrests if they did not leave. there were arrests made, of course, they moved on their strategic response, officers also with the news school in manhattan where protestors gained access and occupied a number of campus there. they had the same demands. divest anti-israel noting it was the news school that called them as well as nyu to disburse illegal encampments. officials say there are outside forces behind these protests. >> there is somebody behind this movement. there is some organization behind this movement. the level of organization that was seen in both of these encampments here and at columbia. there is somebody funding this. there is somebody radicalizing our students. >> since april police have been making arrest across the country. 2,000 people arrested at 44 college campuses across 24 states, harris. >> harris: molly, thank you very much. now let's get back to f

where police has started making arrest at the nyu encampment nypd officers on the scene make it a restment, i know you just introduced a bill which cut subsidies for the universities over the gei programs and anti-israel riots, the house passed anti-semitism act yesterday and supporters say it will help crackdown on anti-semitic rhetoric on college campuses, the bill received bipartisan support, what is your reaction to the breaking news as we watch the nypd in place at nyu making arrest, tell us more about the bill. >> it is really important the police take action to restore law and order on our campuses. i'm pleased that receipt arrest. but it's also clear for too long these campuses have been able to use taxpayer dollars or get around using their own money without having the tax and pay the taxes that are due to the united states read we have to take a look at the policies, the gei policies that are on our campuses are actually noncontributing to the education of american students and we have to actually review those in congress and that's without bill does. maria: actually, jumping

at nyu this morning at 6:00 a.m. across ny and you recollects hundreds of protesters are out here and the way they learned of the protest and we learned of them is through social media and this started at 4:00 but announced on instagram. this post on the students for justice in palestine, nyu instagram story calls for this all out rally starting at 4:00 p.m. with the props that "they will be back from social media to real life". the organization, liz, has groups on practically every campus and they've been pivotal in the organization of the protests and use social media to galvanize support and organize those movements and another post calling out nyu president and ending with the line "we will not forget how this folk of zionist empire disguises itself as a academic institution". they attempt to radicalize social media users and students for justice in palestine and globalization of student an fata and stronger than any weapon of the occupiers or the state to defend them. we'll remain in the encampment. all of this

. >> brian: nypd responsing to protest encampment at nyu this morning at request of nyu.s where protests are most violent are ones raking in billions in donations. madison is live at the nyu campus right now. what is going on? >> those arrests started early this morning and they are starting to clear out the encampment here. the tents are gone, they are sweeping and collecting all items that are there. colleges and universities are witnesses anti-israel protest and are bringing in billions in donations and taxpayer funds. some individual donors are pulling back, foreign governments are keeping their wallets open. thanks to higher education act of 1965, donations are supposed to be reported twice a year. over 25 years middle east countries have been largest donors to american universities. they make up a quarter of financial activity. >> over course of 40 years with 44 billion of foreign gifts and grants disclosed, gifts are coming from qatar, saudi arabia, uae, and kuwait, massive influence in america's institutes of higher education and this is a gainful area for further

you said you turned down columbia because of what is going down there what about nyu? >> i'm going into the social work program and they have an amazing clinical program for what i want to do. i would like to be a therapist. >> with all of this happening as a jewish student are you worried about your safety are you thinking maybe this was not the best choice? what would you like to see the school do here to make you feel safe when you to campus? >> i am jewish and i will not back down even if all of this is going on i will go to school and get an education. it is disheartening to see at this point we are drawing parallels between this and nazi germany. they are chanting zionists are not welcome but 95% of jews are zionists so it's tough to see. >> i'll move you this way but you can see on the side now since this is their umbrellas not blocking all of it but you can see around the corner there that is the encampment. elizabeth, when you see these encampments set up around here, what do you think that sends to the message to these students are they in charge or is a univ

the one at nyu including some at the new school they made 56 arrests in total all in manhattan.hat right after 6:00 a.m. sleeping protesters roused from their tents. they were warned of arrests via police bullhorn if they did not leave the illegal encampments swiftly come the nypd moved within hours the tents and the trash were gone nypd's tragic response also where they had several campus buildings among the protest demands in new york "divest" "and ties to israel" but some chanting and propaganda threatened violence which includes signs at nyu that read "death to israel, death to america" >> i hope you captured, i know you captured the complete hatred for israel that was beind and to be hatred for the nypd being spewed by the use of the school. that is something that is upsetting as a father and as new york city people, correct? >> since april 18th police have detained, arrested roughly 2,000 people at arrests all around the country at least 44 college campus round 24 different states. >> john: law enforcement the latest, as always thank you. >> sandra: we have yet to hear whe

ultimately they dismantled the encampment here at nyu.nd people were quickly given notices to appear. at george washington university, yesterday, staff unfurled a large american flag above the anti-israel protest there. and later in the day, protesters projected a genocide joe signal onto the american flag. and at ucla, the campus was trashed. bulldozers came through and clearing out remnants of the camp. countless pieces of debris, lawn furniture and tents were put into dumb stars after protests this week. and keeping an eye on nyu, washington square park, at the new school and other locations here throughout the city, neil. neil: thank you very much for that, matt finn, following all of that at nyu. in the meantime, there's been a move afoot in washington to address all of this anti-semitism with a measure that overwhelmingly passed in the house on a bipartisan basis to crack down on that. it's sort of a jump ball and the senate to get similar support there. congressman adam smith of washington kind enough to join us. congressman, back

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the nypd up two more anti-israel protests clearing encampments at nyu and the new school. it was a less confrontational scene compared to madness at uclmpared ta and columbia, we protesters obeying orders, and the police to disperse and get out of their tents. but leave it to the squad to give cover to the mob. the radical progressive lawmakers are downplaying anti-islamssiv autism. is >> my message is the same to a jewish student, to a palestiniastudent,n student. to everybody that it is really to educate yourself about what is anti-semitic, about what? >> islamophobic. i visited the columbia encampment las>> ibit and they c completely peaceful. i also metef with so-called pro israel students when i there just to hear about the anti-semitism that they have experienced . and they told me it has beenn ol minimal. it has been overblowown byn by e media. >> oh, my god. what if thisge jeani thinks that anti-semitism is overblown? >> maybe they should help clean up one of these encampments which are littered tonsgraf of anti-semitic graffiti and hate filled posters? >>fi the ny

what's happening down at nyu? what are you hearing happening as we speak, we understand according to nypd leadership that the nyu new york university has actually reached out to the nypd for assistance and clearing out another encampment, this one that has been on their campus for nearly a week you see the video that was actually posted online on social media by the nypd. you can hear officers telling participants of that sidewalk and calf meant that they have the opportunity to leave. but they also use a bull horn to threaten those who refused to leave. with arrest, according to the nypd, the presence here continued for about six days so far, the nypd, john not giving any clear indication that they've actually gone through with that threat to arrest anybody. they also posted a redacted portion of a letter that was submitted to the agency by nyu just yesterday. and in that letter, they say that they have been ongoing. they've been speaking to members of the sun cabin for quite some time. and yet there a few solute

students are waking up to another day demanding nyu divest from israel.as hundreds of anti-israel protestors marched through the city before arriving to nyu's encampment by the evening. nyu placed an academic and commons building on lockdown as the crowd grew. a scuffle broke out as a small crowd of counter pro-israel protestors. city college hundreds of anti-israel protestors denounced the mass arrest tuesday night where officers cleared out an occupied hamilton hall. tables, chairs and desks students used to barricade themselves inside the building. columbia says it is now an active crime scene and according to one local report of the nearly 300 people arrested tuesday night on new york campuses, more than 10% have been arrested before. no word yet, dana, on whether the nypd will be called in to clear out this encampment at nyu. back to you. >> dana: glad to have you on the ground cb. nichole parker is a former f.b.i. agent. i know that you have been critical of the f.b.i. director christopher wray. i'm wondering in this situation, this scenario, what w

correspondent alexis mcadams is on the nyu campus tonight.d evening, alexis. >> bret, good evening from the nyu campus where can you see yet another gaza solidarity encampment set up here behind me. this one has been here a week and counting. the students say they are not going anywhere until this university divests from israel. it's not just here at nyu. it's happening across the city and country. take a live look on your screen. you can see what is happening right now at a college called the new school in manhattan, not that far from where i am right now in new york city. they are chanting palestine must be free. if there's no justice there will be no peace. the crowd continues to grow there tonight. this afternoon, protesters out at rutgers university in new jersey, taking down their solidarity encampment after organizers say their university has now agreed to work with them on their list of demands, including divesting from israel and giving at least 10 students from gaza a scholarship to rutgers. this week protesters at colleges across n

more than 50 arrests as the nypd cleared out tents at both nyu and the new school. we shall not be what? columbia university's president speaking out for the first time since calling in police after protesters barricaded themselves inside a campus building earlier this week. >> we tried very hard to resolve the issue of the encampment through dialog. the university made a sincere and good offer, but it was not accepted at ucla, police were called in after protests there turned violent earlier this week. >> dangerous rhetoric that is spewed in the encampment, calls for the death of all zionists, anti-zionism is most definitely, most definitely anti-semitism. >> ucla announcing all campus activities will resume in full on monday. all of this as schools are planning for graduations. ohio state moving forward with commencement at. >> it's just great that osu is putting us first. that's how it always should be. >> meantime, protests at northwestern, brown and rutgers have ended peacefully. the schools agreeing to review their investment in companies contribute to the war

right to madison alworth live at nyu with more details. madison, you've been really researching this about the funding of the protests; right? reporter: yeah, liz and these protests are funded by left wing power houses that give money to groups that organize the protests and at times paying the individual protesters since 2016, the open society foundations founded by george soros has given over $15 million to pro palestine groups. soros family charities given directly and indirectly to groups for pro palestine and leading protests across the college campuses like the one here at nyu, and harvard and columbia. video from the columbia chapter of that group posted to their instagram page shows them celebrating the occupation of hamilton hall and the caption saying "glory to all our martyrs". and seems some of the protesters in the crowd are paid. at least three colleges: yale, ut and berkeley, there's protesters that are fellows of the soros-funded u.s. campaign for palestinian rights or uscpr. that group pace protesters thousands of dollars

madison alworth is live at nyu with that story. madison.ind me this morning was an encampment and now that space completely cleared out and that's because at 6:00 a.m., the nypd moved into the encampment and arrested students and able to clear it out. that's a scene, these encampments and arrests and we've seen play out across the country. the scenes occupying spaces and hub for antifa activists and describing as rebel alliance and has published lessons on how to protest on campus and lessons include things like "you don't need to convince everyone before the occupation, everyone knows the situation, you just need to start the party". "when you take a building, don't immediately hold a meeting. that is a mistake. start changing the space, preparing it, remolding it to your desires". social media posts also attempt to radicalize the users. this instagram post from the students for justice in palestine calls for the globalization of a student anti-fada and the "the student movement is stronger than any weapon held by the occupiers and state f

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cb cotton reporting for us at nyu. cb. >> hi, harris.e we can see about 15 to 20 tents and several signs all calling for nyu to divest from israel. all of these students here in this open air encampment have been threatened with suspension but they are still here. presumably trying to make this open air encampment as comfortable as possible. food, water, plenty of blankets and pillows. no word yet whether the nypd will be called in to clear it out. an up-close look at what officers dealt with at columbia university. they had to use a high-powered electric saw. once they were in this is what happened next. [shouting] >> based on the facts and the law. that will -- some of you camera footage and interviews with witnesses. >> okay, there you just heard from manhattan d.a. alvin] talking about how he is going to review all of the cases, all the students and others non-affiliates arrested over at columbia university. it will be interesting to see, as we watch these cases play out in the courts. again, harris, back here at nyu there has been a

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that is that the latest from here at nyu.ted on the protest martha. >> martha: thank you so much alexis mcadams. let's bring in former new york publican governor george pataki who joins us now. always good to sea you. we haven't heard from you since all of this started happening in new york. when you look at the scenes inside hamilton hall at columbia university. let's pop up this picture of -- for the governor on the outside of the tent it says crush one campus another rises. what is you're take on this governor? >> like a mother this is just disgusting. it shouldn't be tolerated. these are not acts of free speech or protest, these are acts of anarchy. they should have been stopped on day one. university administrators should have stopped it but they didn't. when they didn't do it, since they are clearly raking the law, the nypd in new york and others across the country should have been called in right away. in 1968, the last time columbia had rights like that, i was there and was vary active leading some of the anti- protes

now, these colleges, they've had encampments like nyu behind me.r washing going on. at 6 a.m. there were tents and posters. all of that now essentially washed away, but the reality is we've already seen protesters start to come back, talk to the media, talk to the police much like e these donations, they're still here. they're not going away. and it's something that the universities have to deal with and reckon with. stuart? stuart: madison, thank you very much, indeed. northwestern university is accused of caving to the demands of the palestinian activists. the school has agreed to take steps towards divesting in israel. bill bennett is a former education secretary and joins me now. bill, why are we negotiating with anti-semites? i don't get it. >> well, we shouldn't be, and a supposedly distinguished university -- i say that though i was invited my students and canceled by the university, my invitation to speak. never mind that. they shouldn't be negotiating with the students. they're in charge. presumably there's a faculty or a trustee committee

they are told what to do but they don't have them at columbia or at nyu or any other places.s is like an armed camp down here. they have nothing to worry about, believe me. your problem is from the left, not the right. big problem from the left. it's from within. from within our country. that's a bigger -- in my opinion a bigger danger than china or russia. you have it from the outside and you have it from within. from within is a bigger danger to our country and it is from the left, not from the right. but rick scott is here and he said you can't go after political persecutions. this is a shame. this should not be happening in our country. senator ted cruz put out a statement about it. donald trump and the american voters to attack the vote. it is election interference. there is no case. so that's the way it is. here we sit after 2 1/2 weeks. and i think you will see some very revealing things today and i want to thank my lawyers. they've done a very good job and i would rather thank them after it's over as opposed to now. we don't want them to get carried away. there is no

according to new york police officers signs were left behind on nyu campus. they found this today which read about death to america and death to israeli real estate. isn't that nice. and why you did provide a statement this evening saying they will continue to oppose anti-semitism and it's termination on campus. meanwhile anti-israel radicals a university of pennsylvania have begun circulate in protests how to guides including 1 it's titled flood the gates escalate. that encourages protesters to take more risk. what risk you ask? another detailed exactly how to break into a building. that's what we saw columbia this week. and while all of this was going on it took president biden at least 9 days to issue a formal statement condemning the violent protest but during those 9 days he found time to put out a statement on florida's abortion laws. that was important. that was under his name. he attended political fundraisers in dc and delaware. he went to the white house correspondents dinner and he acted up with the press and had a great night. he even found time t

nyu placed a nearby academic and commons building on lockdown as the crowd outside grew.lso broke out between a small crowd of pro-israeli counter-protesters as they chanted victory for israel, down with hamas. and over at city college, hundreds of anti-israel protesters gathered to denounce the mass if arrests tuesday night which happened at that campus and over at columbia university. officers cleared out an occupied hamilton hall. photos inside show the tables, chairs and desks students used to barricade themselves inside the building. columbia says that the hall is now an active crime scene, and according to one local report, of the nearly 300 people arrested tuesday night on new york campuses, more than 10% have been arrested before. arraignments for those protesters continue today. >> -- look carefully at each individual case on our docket and make decisions based on the facts and the law. that will be a thorough review -- [inaudible] footage, interview the witnesses. >> reporter: charges for those protesters i arrested tuesday night range from are trespassing, crim

cb cotton is live on the campus of nyu, what is the latest? >> hi, john, this is the open air gaza solidarity and encasement that has been up at nyu for more than a week. they are hoping to obstructed the view of cameras with umbrellas we will try to see if anyone will speak with us. hi, can we ask you about your demands for the university? high matt, can we speak with you about the demands for the university? >> hang on. >> okay. i am not clear yet on whether someone will speak with us, but we don't know yet either whether the nypd will be called into it clear up this encampment and we have an up-close look of what officers have to contend with over at columbia university. they have some high powered electric saws to get through chain-link doors and once they were in they had to deploy flash bangs, watch. [booming] >> there were more barricades they have to fight through over turn the soda machines, tables and chairs again when they got through the building. all the while students inside kept chanting, watch this. columbia university says ham

nyu put up your tent. don't worry about it. over here i just want to say that this is a very sad day for america. the whole world is watching and a very sad day for new york. i've gone through two of these trials already. with the same kind of a judge. it is all rigged, the whole system is rigged. judge engoron was overturned five times in my case and will be overturned again. we were treated very badly. the outside world is watching and the outside world won't bring their business to new york. that's going to cost the city trillions and the state trillions and trillions of dollars. businesses are leaving. and people are fleeing. you can see it and quote yourself. we'll comment later on in the evening. looks like we'll be here a long time. [shouted questions]

from an anti-semitic mob the nypd busting 2 more anti- israel protests clearing out ringencampments at nyuonfrontational compared to madness at ucla in columbia with some protesters obeying orderssr from the police to disperse andf get out of their tents. but leave it to the squad to give cover to the mob. the radical progressive lawmakers are downplaying anti-semitism. >> i would say to everybody that it is really important to educate yourself about what is anti-semitic, what is islamaphobia.week >> i visited the columbia encampment last week and they were completely peaceful i also met with so-called pro- israel win i was there just to hearve about the anti-semitism they experienced anexd they told me t was minimal it's been overblown by the media. >> if they think anti-semitism is overblown maybe they should help clean up 1 of these encampments littered with tons d of anti-semitic graffiti and hate filled posters the nypdth discovered signs which baredte terrorist slogans like death to israel and death to america and" jewish students at stanford university snapping this photo of a man w

here's an nyu protester.watch this. >> we call on students and faculty worldwide to escalate the protest. >> understand that you have always been the villains and when palestine is finally free, we will never ever forgive you. we will not stop fighting, this is only the beginning. >> trace: i would like to get you and montana to wait in on this. your thoughts on what you just heard. >> it is scary. these are students that are blatantly calling for violence and calling people around the world. i believe they said to stand up with them and not stop. we've seen what they are capable of at this point. it's been a couple of weeks. i get messages every single day not just from young people my age or younger but from parents asking me if it is safer there student to attend some of these schools these are schools that people around the world dream of going to not just because they are amazing schools but they are in the united states of america and they don't believe anything like this can happen. it is so sad, it is

but you're looking at nyu there on your left afteru on. investigators moved in and took down a gaza solidarity encampment, another one ofg to those. and then moving to that liberal arts college called the protschool dowliberal n, the roo the same. protests there were pretty chaotic when i was out there last nightt pretty, just around midnight. the nypd saying both schools are calling thempd see are for . >> watch. there's somebody behind thisan g movement. there is some organization behind this movement, leaderlessanation be on how to leaflets, so how to commit civil disobedienchoe, leaflets on how what to do when you get arrested. there is somebody radicalizing those students somebody. you heard from the nypd, right? they believe someone's radicalizingthey bel of these gs that are involved the afternoon now busy with facult.y memberstt at nyu picketing like this, telling us they are tired of.ch' the school's disciplinary actions against student ac and not want thoseback o protesters to get in trouble. back out of your life, kayleigh, we c

diso saying that nyu should divest frovem israel at this point.o we've been also talking with trying to talk with protester talkingtryings ay they're wearing masks out here. and also, you know what their at messages to protesters and to the school. so i'm goinge school. to check h now with some students here on campus, including a freshmanh student who's jewish, who says you really aren't maybe feeling the safest here at nyu. are you regretting choosing >>is university? to be honest, i'm a little bit i ashamed that i go to nyuttle. like my friends are very shabby university, and they're definitely protected and they are safe. and i've been walking around feelinar safe.walking g unsafe, hiding mm and switching it out for another necklacenecklace. t yo what do you think about what happened at columbia university? you know, there's been a lot goin t what happeg on at the univers. there were those arrests that happened. do you think there'ssts, y going to be arrests on campus here? >> i hope that the nypd step?s in even more than they already are to e

and 56 according to the nyu and new school year on manhattan.e-up call, demonstrators on-site, protesters rouse, more rest if they don't leave using quickly and efficiently through the cleanup, well underway, they are nearly done here. they are finishing operations of this morning at the new school where protesters gained access, occupied several campus buildings, protesters have been loud and boisterous in that area, same demands as other universities do best and entice israel noting it's the new school, and over at columbia in the wake of arrests after the nypd mobilize to clear campus buildings, protesters occupied and been there illegally earlier this week, student editors at the columbia law a review urging the school to cancel exams and all students passing grades for their work this semester and an alternative. and using on social media the violence witnessed has, quote, irrevocably shaken many of us, unable to focus, highly emotional during this tumultuous time. police arrested or detained 2000 protesters at universities across the count

host: your currently a freshman at nyu studying public policy. what do you hope to do? guest: i know i want to go to law school after graduating. currently i work as a congressional intern. i'm trying to get a glimpse of all the different aspects of the local landscape and get as much experience as i can before i decide what i want to dive straight into. host: we will take your calls for our guest, sohali vaddula. the lines are by party. (202) 748-8000. republicans (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. we also have our line set aside for students and administrators. that is (202) 748-8003. use that same line to text us. let's talk about what college students are thinking about and what their main issues are going to be this election season. guest: they rising issue that is important is the conflict in the middle east. aside from that, reproductive rights, climate change, and gun control are important issues. reproductive rights affects people of my age and older people as well. aside from that we have seen school shootings at college campuses and high school camp

. >> as at nyu all day yesterday and again this morning.er weeks of chaos and unrest here in new york we can report calm at nyu and club at university this evening but however across the country they are pro- palestinian encampments of popping up all over at the university of texas austin anti- israel are gathered for a peaceful demonstration after two previous demonstrations at that school resulted in arrests. at the university of virginia a massive police presence moved in it yesterday on an unlawful encampment after more than a week attention there. video shows police using pepper spray and dragging away at least one protester in tearing down the tents. at least 25 people were arrested but at virginia, usa, nyu and columbia these protesters are giving warnings to clear their encampments before police prevented however one student from northeastern university in boston claims his school did not offer to communicate before he was arrested. >> it was crazy that our school would rather do that then come to the table and even talk about our d

. >> nyu in new york city to columbia to ford to fit to the new school and when there is arrest, overalf are usually for the most part outsiders, not even students so they are training and setting up the format getting signs and how to be arrested and no cure coming back and will be detained. it's a system laid out. >> custom played out time and time again. the same radicals we saw local occupy wall street antifa or blm, a new cause with the same agitation which is teardown western civilization in america. anarchists, marxists, revolutionaries. this time jews are our target and we have to go from the river to the seat, anti-semitism is our vehicle and ignorant of our kids is benefit what they just know they don't know god or their history so they are easily manipulated. >> here's my i am optimistic because you write this book, you're conservative on fox and of people say people want to be going back to life in the 1950s primacy governor shapiro of pennsylvania, josh new jers jersey. i'm seen other jewish americans sank wait a second, they are coming for us and there coming for our cou

nyu and nypd had to come to hamilton hall where they barricaded the area with. 1 could consider nypd have outside groups coming and even bringing in weapons to try to cause trouble we see it on the ground almost every night. jonathan. >> jonathan: great work. thank you alexis mcnett it -- mcadams. here in los angeles a stark contrast on how on campus protested to the top colleges in california if not in the country. uec la and usc have been handled by their respective administrations. here in la taking a closer look at that story tonight. good evening. >> and did we are. the usc president feeling the heat over handling of the protest that brought the campus over the last 2 weeks with dozens of faculty calling for her to step down after canceling graduation and angering parents and met with the leaders of the pro- palestinian movement for talks several times in the hopes of working out a deal to end the chaos which did not happen. instead the team called in the lapd resulting in 93 arrests. an interview with the los angeles times on monday she said quote i believe that all along the w