and in the battle of princeton princeton. so the british sustained about 450 killed, wounded or missing. and the americans sustained about 30 casualties during the battle of princeton. and one of them, as a reminder, was william ship in the privateer marine who is now fighting side by side with the continental marines. so as the battle ends. washington, henry knox in charge of the continental artillery. others, they wanted to continue the attack toward brunswick, new jersey, because they knew in brunswick. that is where the british were holding charles lee, who had been captured earlier and had 70,000 pounds of sterling in a war chest that washington critically needed. but his men have reached what, we call, the culminating point. a culminating point is that point that if you go beyond it, you will start to have diminishing returns. it could turn victory into a defeat. his men have been up for over 40 hours, no sleep. many of them had no shoes. you've heard the stories about being able to track their progress through the bloo

john henry and l g 0, princeton, new jersey. mike, how has this update from george washington university in the us capital to over the past 24 hours. the fence behind me here has been sealed. nobody is being allowed in to the area where the 10 subbing pitched this in order to ensure that it doesn't get to be good then it is. now if you look over here, this, outside this on a street running along side universe be square more 10 said being pitched up here in both areas. police say they all here to monitor. they block to both sides of this road, running parts university square. but they insist that because the demonstration is peaceful because it has the no vitriolic language that they will just stay and mama to. they will not into peer this despite the fact that the university authorities awesome some 24 hours ago to move in, the police declining to do so. and perhaps what's happening here is something that happened way back in june 2020. when dc police forcibly disperse, demonstrates is with but tons and to i guess something that

then there is the academic price at princeton were captured, protesters look on. many students were masks to protect their identities, but still play by the university's rules. no amplifiers, no sleeping in no tents, including the massive tents, the university put up for an upcoming event. next to the protest encampment, students are taking some big risk and things protests. if they violate university rules, they can be expelled in here at princeton, tuitions over $50000.00 a year. and for many of them it's in education. they've been looking forward to all their lives. you know, that speaks to how passionate people are about it. i mean, we're willing to put that on the line, and we also know that we have power numbers, palestinian, active as linked as our sources. there's an irony and lead universities and skilling. ethical values in students and then punishing them for exercising those values. they are young people that you don't even have to agree with, but they live in american a democracy and they have every right to freedom of speech. and they are being bruta

john henry and l g 0, princeton, new jersey. what is just over a week since students at columbia university began demanding their school divest from israel students at columbia, posit georgetown, mit and george washington began demanding the same protest spread from the ne, a campuses in michigan, texas and california. how does it was my kind of central this update from outside of students in cumberland, george washington university, in the us capital. over the past 24 hours. the fence behind me here has been sealed . nobody is being allowed in to the area where the tents have been pitched this in order to ensure that it doesn't get to be good, then it is. now if you look over here, this, outside this on a street running along side universe be square more 10 said being pitched up here in both areas. police say they all here to monitor. they blocked off both sides of this road, running parts university square. but they insist that because the demonstration is peaceful because there has been no vitriolic language that they will ju

john henry and l g 0, princeton, new jersey. all universities in gauze have been badly damaged or destroyed by his body forces the space to tell us the news that comes in ruffin southern gone. so thank you. student protest is in the us with us all the time with a message is a gratitude. have been displaced displayed on the attendance, and they say despite come down, so i will forward these calls to and the will have been heard by palestinians and the siege. well, gas attending the annual lighthouse correspondence that it would greeted with the chance of shame on you by protest, as opposed to president biden's handling of the will. many also demanded members of the media boy called the event in support of the $142.00 palestinian jet unless killed by israeli forces. she advertise the hospital from washington dc. this was a white house correspondents dinner, unlike any other testers, gavin outside, but was the head to be attendees a 133 . the just as were particularly incense. the goodness would have tended events with a us preside

okay, thanks so much joan, this joan, henry, and for us there at princeton university. the, the, the renew diplomatic pushes on the way to reach us is fine. and garza moss is it's willing to move forward at tools in cairo. but as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has bound to attack raw for in southern casa, with a business, these 5 deal with him also not. he also said no decision by the international criminal court will stump as ro, from achieving its rule goals. bring hostages home in victory, a mass netanyahu's comments. com is you a secretary of state anthony blinking arrived in israel to hold a series of tools that follows his visits to saudi arabia and jordan. the white house has issued a statement saying the new hostage deal is a good one. and this has edge to miles to accept as ben and smith has moved from occupied east jerusalem. and benjamin netanyahu also saying that ending they will be reaching our before reaching our objectives is out of the question. that's come as quite a shock to a lot of people, including particularly the families that those cap

john henry and l g 0, princeton, new jersey. now old universities and gaza had been badly damaged or destroyed by his ready forces displaced palestinians at camps and are off in southern gaza. assign king student protest is in the us full. this solidarity messages of gratitude have been displayed on the tents. they say despite clamp downs by authorities halls to end the will being hugged by palestinians on the siege. and that's how they have to the i'm not sure i had enough with this idea came to us of seeing what was happening in the news, especially the support from the students of the world, particularly the students of columbia university for standing with us, with their humanity their hearts and their compassion, and we hope the world will stand united with them. we hope for the will to support them, you know, to arrest them and imprison them. what i had on al jazeera investigations began into an explosion as the minutes they basically come back with you the kill 20 soul . just the in depth analysis of the days headlines. t

at princeton. and as we just been talking about those, columbia students now being suspended, centi is now barred from princeton pending a disciplinary review. thank you for coming in. so i want to just just start here. now you're seeing what was happening tonight. the pepper spray at ut austin you're telling me i understand it's been more rest at princeton in the past few moments. we've got video of your arrest, your hands, or zip-tied it from what it appears we're gonna show everybody. this is u at the encampment and princeton, when you arrested the university says you were getting repeated warnings to exit the area. you chose not to do so. that's why they arrested you. what happened in that moment and what do you understand is happening right now? >> in that moment, what happened was a group of autonomous students decided that princeton university's investments in the apartheid state of israel, which is now conducting a genocide with that money shouldn't remain. so we shouldn't profit off of a g

and by for say, in princeton, new jersey, and from princeton university, we had to george washington university in the heart of the us capitol. my kinda is the air force. mike, what's the seem like where you are? well, it's noisy at the moment here is just being a news conference with several of the organizes that me speaking, making clear their intent north tip a k to this area. and at the moment this about a 100 students a little more than a 100 students who in can't in that sense, beyond that and now that is called university square. and i'm like, what is happening at other universities like princeton, this is a public university. so effectively, this is all public space. now the university administrators are well aware of this, as all the police administrators did also police to come in 24 hours ago and remove these 10. so of a d. c. police declined to do so. they insisted that the demonstrations are peaceful and as long as they remain so they will not interfere. now, some of the students have told us to the university is taking rotella tree methods . it has suspended a number of

i then got a job in princeton and also taught at princeton day school and all up and down route one and junior highs, which are musical talent, i understand. orchestra director. yep, yeah. the love of the arts. and i again had to keep a roof over our but here you now with bob johnson and not one year not 550 almost 330 years of your life. yes. you're you know, you are struggling to keep bob dreams alive the same time. and that's pressure. but it was your creativity and brilliance that helped with creation of black entertainment television that had never existed in america, that you had to table when it was being drafted and developed. that's right. so you have to understand, betty was born during the birth of all cable and. it was a case where he was a lobbyist for the national cable television association, was taking a senior citizen up on the hill. and he, the senior citizen, needed government approval, money and, so forth and so on. he didn't get it through the proposal in the trash bob picked it up, brought it home. he says, i need you to read this. i'm i'm also now senior put black

first, we go to john henry, who's in princeton at princeton university in new jersey. this is one of the us encampments, john, what's the scene like that? that's right, this is a 3. and if you look around, you can see that students are gathered around what looks like a very large chat. that 10 is not various. and that's an important irony because they're not allowed to have 10 seer. the police have been tearing them down and arresting people who use tens, including a couple of people here a couple of days ago on thursday when they opened this camp. and that jan is for a plan university event. so as you see, these students are, are laying on blankets. they're not supposed to be intense or a, or sleepier according to the university. but if you look over to the rank where those students are sitting down, you may notice that there is a stack of sleeping bags. they have been coming here, shifts and constantly occupying this place. but one of the threats that these universities, especially many of these a lead ivy league, kind of you universities, you, this is expulsion or s

but 1st, we go to john henry and who's in new jersey at princeton university. john, tell us about what's been happening there. this is one of the newest encompass that's right, this is day 3 in princeton university and the students are walking a fine line. and you can see they have a sign over here saying that they've, there's 2 popular university for gaza. so they're walking a fine line in the sense that you may see a tent back there, but that's not one of the students have a record that's when the university has pulled up for an upcoming event. the students are not allowed to put up tens. that is the what the university is said based, and they're not allowed to sleep here either. so they're coming in shift in order to occupy this space continually for these past 3 days. the 1st day on thursday when they a couple of them put up a 10 police came in and arrest them. so that's the line they have to walk. i talked to a professor here, a professor, go on for cash, who is a history professor and he was saying after bringing his class out here for a day of classes. y

john henry and l g 0, princeton, new jersey. mike hannah sent this off date from george washington university in the us capital. over the past 24 hours. the fence behind me here has been sealed. nobody is being allowed in to the area with the tense have been pitched this in order to ensure that it doesn't get to be good then it is. now if you look over here, this, outside this on a street running along side universe be square more 10 said being pinched up here in both areas. police say they all here to monitor. they blocked off both sides of this road, running past university square. but they insist that because the demonstration is peaceful because there has been no vitriolic language that they will just stay and monitor. they will not into fear this despite the fact that the university authorities awesome some 24 hours ago to move in the police declining to do so. and perhaps what's happening here is something that happened way back in june 2020. when dc police forcibly disperse, demonstrate is with but tons and to i guess som

g 0, princeton, new jersey. all universities and gaza have been badly damaged or destroyed by is right, the forces displace palestinians that comes in reference, southern gods with thinking student protested in the us for the solar diversity messages across the cheese have been displayed on that tens. they say despite plumb down spinal pharmacies close to end, the will have been heard by palestinians under siege. and that that's how they have to the i'm not sure i had enough with this idea came to us of seeing what was happening in the news. especially the support from the students of the world, particularly the students of columbia university, full standing with us, with the humanity, their hearts and their compassion. and we hope the world will stand united with them. we hope for the world to support them, you know to arrest them and imprison them. the spring is in the days of the news, the un security council says it's deeply concerned. see dollars power military rapid support forces the preparing for an atta

john prestigious, the prestigious, princeton university. of course, this is one of the us encampments. what's the scene like where you are literally, this is day 3 of the encampment here at princeton. and as you can see, it's a fairly small one compared to some of the other ones that we've seen in new york city and elsewhere. but here, as all across the country, these students are committed to staying and occupying this phase. and so far it seems to be a fairly peaceful seeing if we can see those yellow jackets. those are the campus security officers who are standing by, not swooping in uh to raid the students. but you also may notice that there are no permanent tents set up, and that's the red line that many universities have drawn. they view the tents as permanent structures and at new york university and elsewhere. they have swept in and torn those tents down and arrested students who've been in them. so one of the issues here is that the students want to occupy the space. they want to make their statement their demands against the unive

in addition to washington dc, these protests were held in columbia, texas, mat, princeton, harvard, indianard, etc. protests that are not liked by politicians who claim freedom of speech in america and strongly oppose it. so far, at least 500 students and university professors in different states are the most violent they were arrested by the american police. but this behavior of the american police did not disperse the protesters and many of them set up tents near their universities. they clearly state that students. american professors and scientific bodies will not cooperate with companies that support the zionist regime from now on. will you be my guarantor, no, i don't know what's going on, go out , go out, go out, go out, please, please, don't be a slave, city of household appliances , do you want to be a guarantor, don't you want, don't you want, let's go , let's go and get it for you. if you want to calculate it any way you want , in general, you are the winner here in the store of accessories sports equipment in sarai irani is a place where you can very easily choose your favorite

and by the way i don't think princeton princeton university. so when someone at princeton was telling me this employs a single military historian, if you study history at princeton you will never encounter professors actually spends his time studying war but this is should not be an insight boys are interested in this stuff mean i remember i was interested in stuff and and you know military battles and how these things unfold in and who are the main actors and was patton you know how was patton as a general so on i grooved that as a kid and we do not offer most young boys access to a world of two fields of of human that correspond with what interests them. so then we wonder our boys don't read both. they don't want to read what, you know, their sisters are reading and that's fine. but we should make sure that they're reading something that. they will start and then be up night. you know, i feel like matt wants to say he did not groove on that kind of. no, i did groove. i distinctly sitting on the toilet hours moving on these like that like worl

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field party in the early days osborn had gone on to be a professor at princeton and then became the curator of paleontology and ultimately of the american museum natural history in new york and was the man who turned this museum into the great institution that it's now, along with our museum, really the foremost natural history museum in the united states. and one of the leading once in the world, osborn, came from a very prominent family. his father was president of the illinois railroad. you had also a lot of money on other sides. pierpont morgan was one of his uncles. and so marriage was also related to some the peabody's. and so he was a person of wealth of an education that we figured that wealthy background and he basically was another person very much like marsh except that a bit of field work himself but later on he also would sort of rely on his colleagues to write many of his papers but he became a great museum man. he was a person who named the famous t-rex and many other important things on downside, he was one of america's leading eugenicists in the 2730s and wrote pref

just went to princeton university. as in day 3, a couple of students were arrested one day one for putting up a tense because the university doesn't allow permanent structures. we talked to a professor who held class out here the other day. and he said he thought there was an irony and the fact that the university in steals values and students and then punishes them for practicing those values. you know, talk about kinds and culture. i mean, this is a can shut down any discussion and really ranging discussion of history. i mean for many of these politicians of history began on this. we didn't begin on october. the 7th is we actually let to october the 7th. and this is what students want to discuss. the students risk exposure, and if they violate the university's rules, it protests and that can be expensive. it costs $57000.00 in tuition to go here to princeton university. and for many of them it's in education. they've drained of all their lives. you know, that speaks to how passionate people are about it. i mean, we'r

leaders at columbia to note the approach of the administration over princeton. an attempt last night to occupy campus building. i might also take a cue from her former colleague ben sasse thus far radicals at the university of florida have largely heated his prohibition against unlawful disruptions because they know he means it. last night those who fail to obey repeated warnings from campus police were promptly arrested. as an official statement put it quote the university of florida is not a daycare. we do not treat protesters like children. we know the rules, they broke the rules and they will face the consequences. height is not enough for administrators to admit campus disorder. strongly worded warnings only carryei weight when they aren'te backed up by action. the hateful ideas pouring out of campus encampments are not new to america's universities. the world's oldest form of hate has been alive and wellin our education for quite some time now. from the vile boycotts sanctioned movement that began over a decade ago to the establishment of outfits like the

reports there was a building briefly occupied at princeton as well. do you have a sense of whether for this is students at columbia basically exclusively or if there's outside involvement at all. i mean, what is your reporting around that that is really what one of my that's what i really want to know this morning, casey, because i think that that will be more telling of what may have actually led to the events of yesterday that again, i can't say that enough, so it is clearly going to potentially escalate the situation between protest activists on campus and the university. >> they're trying the university essentially trying to de-escalate the situation and trying to clear out that in cabinet. but now, this morning faced with this additional challenge of actually not only clearing the building that you see behind me, but also preventing that from happening in the future. ultimately, they may be the ones to show a little bit more light on who these individuals are. we do have an editorial presence on campus, attempted to speak to some of these individ

and you might be wondering why i'm not at princeton university. i'm across the street where they're about to have a news conference and the students who are arrested are not allowed to go back on campus. so we are in the town square in princeton where they're about to address what happened last night, but about a dozen, the less i think the 13 was the actual cho. ready and the faculty were involved, they were helping support those students to try to protect them from police. no faculty were arrested. but this is really one of the latest scenes where you're seeing is across the country. we've had more than 700 arrests. and these were simply the latest 1200 for us, the at princeton in new jersey. thanks very much. let's go over to the us capital of washington dc where she had brought tunzia stunting by george washington university. interesting. we've been to 3 universities already. she had detention arrest detention arrest, detention arrest, the hudson being the case where you although how's it i've never been attempts to arrest, but i've been so fi

at each camp we went to princeton university earlier today because they tried to play by their rules. they were, they didn't put up tents, they were masks because they were worried about being identified. they don't want to be kicked out. and they didn't use microphones because that's against university room here, and it most of their camps, they simply don't play by the university's rules. and that's kind of the point of an occupation. earlier, we spoke to linda sar sewer. she is a well known palestinian american, a speaker, and she had a lot to say about what she thought about what these students are accomplishing. here's a sample these young people are reaffirming and demonstrating that tied is shifting on palestine that the palestinian people have solidarity not just across the united states of america, but across the world. and these young people stand in the long tradition of student activism against the war in vietnam against south african apartheid and now for freedom and justice for the policy. so we had a 100 students interested in northeastern university at hundreds over th

talking with kenneth rock, the former head of human rights watch, and now visiting professor at princeton university. can it's great to see you. you've long been at the helm of i would call the contents of at least america and much of the world when it comes to looking at human rights violations and pointing the mountain shining a spotlight on them. what do you see in gaza today? well, it's a devastating situation, i think, as we all know. and you know, sadly this is not just an unfortunate consequence of war. this is a deliberate strategy on the part of the internet. we go. and what everybody's focusing on for most now is not trying yahoo, starvation strategy on that was the subject of the international court of justice is a new ruling this week. and you know what we seeing is that these really, governments, you know, let's in dribs and drabs today, i'm is trying to prevent large scale data, but it's not letting in anywhere near enough a, to prevent large scale. songbird starvation, and as a new un report is just found imminent stomach. and so, you know, that's of immediate concern, but

i have been blessed to teach in prisons as well as harvard, yale and princeton because those are context in which our young people can flower and flourish. the move towards maturity to have love and courage to tell the truth. i do it with joy and a certain kind of style because i am a blues and jazz man and you go through smiling with the great joy even with overwhelming catastrophe. host: who is your favorite bluesman? guest: muddy waters, sarah vaughn. host: let's hear from martin in chicago on the independent line. caller: he went on a tirade with joe biden and never said a word about bibi netanyahu. he is a right wing extremist from philadelphia. joe biden's administration has been saying you are not going to take land from palestine and pushing back against israel. but you will notice said. he went on to say democrats are doing anything for working people i am a local ironworker and the only one supporting me are the democrats. obama got health care care for the people. getting pushed back by all these conservatives. guest: quit line on me brother. i don't get a penny from conservat

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