bill melugin standing by with us and paul morrow as well. your thoughts as we watched us together. >> i feel very deeply for all the people that are trying to get to work or pick up a kid. very worried about the diversion of police resources that need to be stopping crime in cities like san francisco or firefighters who are having to go there when they might have calls for fires out. i have to say, sandra, i agree with you that you have to get to these criminals early. if something like this happened in arkansas on a bridge, i think there would be a lot of very wet criminals that would be tossed overboard, not by law enforcement come about by the people whose road they are blocking. if they glued their hands to the car or pavement, probably pretty painful to have their skin ripped off. i think that is the way we would handle it in arkansas. i would encourage most people if they get stuck behind criminals like this, try to block traffic to take matters in their own hands. his only usually a few of them and a lot of people being inconvenienced

. >> sandra: paul morrow thank you for joining us.live when it begins, now the white house press briefing has concluded. we have turned in full the exchange our own peter doocy had with karine jean-pierre, a couple big items let's listen here. >> what does a president think about young people in america saying things like "we are all hamas" and "long live hamas?" >> i will say this is a president who has been since he has been in office and the reason why he ran as been very clear about what he witnessed in charlottesville let's not forget with the anti-semitism, the bigot, the hate we saw in the street of charlottesville as i just stated was one of the reasons he decided to run. and no president has taken more action to combat anti-semitism then this president. in the strategy we can say when jews are targeted because of their identity but when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hatred that is anti-jewish semitism and that's completely, completely unacceptable. >> i have to ask about a different topic. why is president bide

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let's bring in paul morrow, and david delarosa, a student who attendance george washington university. david, i want to start with you. you and i were speaking yesterday. i was a reporter covering the protest and you agreed to talk to me about how you felt about what was happening on campus and another student from another university came over and began to accost you. i want to play for our viewers, a little of that exchange and then get your reaction. watch. >> the protests and this is-- this is our university and i-- >> i'm on public space, it's a public street. >> i believe in the freedom of speech. >> this is a public street. >> i believe in the freedom to protest and everybody's right to be able to protest. >> this is community property. >> when you come here and call for an intifada revolution and calling for the death of my institution. >> i'm jewish, and (bleep) don't play anti-zionism with anti-semitism. >> if you don't want a conversation. griff: david, you watch that moment you were clearly harassed and threatened. your reaction? >> you know, it's scary times that we're liv

. >> john: last spring and in retired nypd inspector paul morrow.you take a look at the split screen, what is happening or not happening at columbia university versus what is happening at the university of texas, is not merely a demonstration between what the rules are in a private university versus a public one? >> i think it is. a public school obviously, the public has a lot more right of egress and ingress. it is also a difference in the attitude. columbia has been mishandling from the get-go. >> sandra: hey, paul, a live scene. ut police are having to drag kids off the campus. it looks like arrests are happening one after the other now. a moment ago, we saw police dragging a man by his legs across the ground. a lot more arrests being made. paul, continue on what this would be like for a law enforcement to get this under control. >> well, i can tell you what will happen at columbia. at some point, they are going to call the nypd in peru the students are emboldened. they are going to fight. ultimately, alvin bragg drops all of the charges. everyb

. >> yes, this is paul morrow this morning on the need for the mayor and for the governor of this statectuary laws, listen. >> this is on the governor hope go and on the mayor. the mayor could push this through to city council. in the city it's a law or not an order but he has the bully pulpit. on the state level hogle can do it with an executive order. cool mode it with an executive order, whole coal can undo that. >> they are outnumbered. the governor is trying to make some tweaks to bail reform but recently the speaker said he does not feel making penalties stiffer will deter crime. he has major, major backlash. in the city, mayor adams has asked the city council to change some of the laws. they are reluctant to do it. every which way you go there they are fighting against the progressive movement in the city and state. >> wow. this is our team turns this from moments ago this was another arrest we saw and watched together. >> this is unbelievable, sandra, because police were so frustrated that six out of the eight people who are arrested and charged with the same crimes, six of them

. >> paul morrow's, an attorney and former nypd inspecto an at former. how egregious is this fbifb crime book cooking looks prettyy bad. >> i mean, you only have about 63% of the country. that's havnt even covered by the numbers. and what the media does is they generally find some selling point that works for them. they hammer it, hammer and hammerrkfo, they. >> you and i know how this works, right? it goes out to all the biden proxies and they lea d with thatt story and they hope that everybody's eyes glaze over. >> the numbers are numbers. nobodyevs eyeslaze cares. of the the truth of the matter, though, is i actually think this is good for, the right and good for donald trump. >> why? because nobody believes it. and as they continueieves itd ay this point, people know what they see and hear. and the realitn y is, as yout ou point out, since 2019, we are up if you take, for instance, the murder number,ch which generally the analysts like uses the metricgenera. l tt >> we are up at our highest number for last year inye aggregatare murder numbers since 1