entirely here at princeton.hink the big change any past 10 years or so is that students come to us preindoctrinated. the ideologies that were rampant on campuses even back then have no filter down into high schools and even middle schools. so students come to us already deeply immersed in identity ideology what we some times call woke ideology. their heads filled with the stuff and it is very difficult to get them to open their minds. but it is our job is faculty to do that and so i take it on. >> most people don't know this, professor, you created quite a foothold for freethinking at princeton with the james madison program where ideas are actually freely exchanged. when that happens, what happens at a campus? i know princeton is not perfect, effort from jewish students at princeton who were still facing a lot of anti-semitism. but at least a free exchange. we were forced to explain your position, which the marxist don't have to a lot of other places. >> we founded the james madison program, american ideals and

they both at columbia and at princeton. uh. they hold uh friday evening prayers and then they hold about services for all of the students. and then on sunday, actually i'm ordained. actually priest one sunday at the service up at the princeton in cabinet. oh they sir. we serve communion to everyone. so it's, it's really moving, but that's why they, uh, uh and, and, and that of course is in rates as it should. these student protesters be cuz administrations are not only not carried out. they probably mean with very few exceptions carrying out any kind of meaningful dial, but they're using drag coney and floors probably. in the case of colombia, we saw police enter uh, renamed hamilton, all hines oh, with their guns drawn. in fact, the shot was fired inside all a student was not thrown down the stairs and knocked unconscious. people have been beaten you. so that's the reason the reason is they're not actually responding to what's happening internally on their own campuses. they're responding to their attempting to play to externa

princeton, hear us now, we will not be moved." on may 3rd. the demands included disclosure -- disclosure, divestment and full academic and cultural boycott of israel and grant complete amnesty from all criminal and disciplinary charges for just -- perches a bins of the peaceful sit in. princeton, divest now, calling for the university to divest from america's middle eastern ally due to the high civilian death toll said additional strikers would be continuing their efforts, writing, due to health concerns of the 13 strikers who fasted for ten days , the first hunger strike wave ended and the second wave has begun. in the tradition of rotary strikes, seven new strikers are indefinitely fasting for a free palestine. it is unclear what exactly is meant by indefinitely fasting but i guess we will see how long this one lasts. back to you. >> trace: we will indeed. live in new york, thank you. let's bring in bethany mandel, co-author of stolen youth and rabbi chaim mentz. welcome to you both. hunger protesters wrote the following on may 3rd, "partic

students going on a hunger strike than blaming princeton because they are hungry.nd anti- israel student protesters at george washington university getting a big outside boost. police made 33 arrests there and only six of them were actually students. the senior correspondent dan springer's live in seattle with the latest on the college protest. good evening. >> that ratio of students to nonstudents is pretty typical. while we have seen some encampment's taken down of the last week, others continued to grow and new ones are popping up. here in seattle at the university of washington the anti- israel protests are still growing and it got tents a couple of nights ago when three dozen nt five showed up and a few fights broke out. there are close to 200 tenths -- tenths police finally got them out. they made 31 arrests there, only six were students. today at mit police impurity make several arrests during a protest. now we are starting to hear from students who are fighting back against these campus disruptions three students at northwestern university have filed a laws

i know princeton is not perfec i owt . >> i've heard from jewish students at princeton, where a 're stillacingat a lot of anti-semitism, but at least a free exchang e. >> you're forced to explain your position, which the marxist don't have to in a lot of other placepositione mar >> well, we founded the james madison program on american and ideals and institutions nearly 25 years ago in the millennialno year of 2000. >> and it's a place in our university. it's notf a the only place, but it's a place in our university where we have genuine diversitya ine exch of opinion. we have genuine exchanges of ideas where students are entitled to, in fact be encouraged to speak their mindnouraged s. d also encourage the people listentolisten t some of their e of critical to learn to be their own best critics. the whole purpose of an institution of learnine whole gt is to get at the truth of things. >> we're a truth seeking institutio trun. >> and that means we have toourw acknowledge our own fallibility, that we could be wrongn fathat w about things. wee have to be opencritic to criticism, open to oth

and i chose princeton. and i had a listx■ of that had offered me sign in bonuses had made job offers to me. i chose princeton because they recruited me the way i wanted to be recruited. they didn't fawned over me because i was black or tell me they hiring because you know that was a minority and i had a person i was told that someone at duke said that if i believe what they were telling me, s tostduke. but they told hai wanted to hear that they had looked at applicants and i was the best qualified and i believed them because i had a harvard press contract on my dissertation which the foundation of my first bo and goal was to prove that someone from my background could take a position at princeton, earn tenure and earn it early. in fact, when i was hired, i told them that i was going to and and everyone said, oh yeah,, the guy that had my search who's dad, was a cop and his mother was■ a teachr and he was a blue collar person who loved the job, did it in one year. so why couldn't i do it in three? and so i w

princeton or the now retired harvey mansfield or robbie george of princeton. we need viewpoint diversity so you are too comfortable but notice what no suggesting but to go from one type of despotism of custom to a new orthodoxy with only a progressive orthodoxy, the trends recent orthodoxy in which the traditional forms have been overthrown. and the kind of celebration of transgression takes its place. this starts to sound familiar to you and it starts to sound like the modern university, it's not without some reason. why is it that they universities have gone from being bastions of religious beliefs in the despotism of the university of notre dame would have been one of those institutions that once were regarded as a institution and had a theology and students had to learn and know that theology. and then through the free-speech domain all of those formerly religious institutions slather old orthodoxies overturned and new ones were governing those institutions. those orthodoxies now can be questions and if you question them you could be fired or at the very l

princeton or the now retired harvey mansfield or robbie george of princeton. we need viewpoint diversity so you are too comfortable but notice what no suggesting but to go from one type of despotism of custom to a new orthodoxy with only a progressive orthodoxy, the trends recent orthodoxy in which the traditional forms have been overthrown. and the kind of celebration of transgression takes its place. this starts to sound familiar to you and it starts to sound like the modern university, it's not without some reason. why is it that they universities have gone from being bastions of religious beliefs in the despotism of the university of notre dame would have been one of those institutions that once were regarded as a institution and had a theology and students had to learn and know that theology. and then through the free-speech domain all of those formerly religious institutions slather old orthodoxies overturned and new ones were governing those institutions. those orthodoxies now can be questions and if you question them you could be fired or at the very l

in addition to washington dc, these protests are also being held in columbia, texas, mat, princeton, harvard, indiana, stanford and berkeley universities. protests to the taste of politicians claiming freedom. the expression is not well received in america and strongly with it copes so far, at least 500 students and university professors in different states have been arrested by the american police in the most violent way possible. but this behavior of the american police did not disperse the protesters and many of them set up tents near their universities. they clearly declare that the students of american professors and scientific bodies will not cooperate with the companies that support the zionist regime from now on. solidarity with palestine and the arrest of a number of activists and students during the organization of the support stop for palestine, the imam of the community in madinah, new orleans, while joining the wisconsin royal community for the american students' revolution. the students and the guarantee of the right to dissent and the right to freedom of expression hav

a number of princeton university students also protested. the cooperation of this university with the zionist regime started their judicial strike. student protests continue at the university of pennsylvania. we have not reached any agreement with the university authorities to end the protests. the main message of our protests is that the israeli apartheid regime is committing genocide in gaza. announcing that the students participating in the protest will be suspended from studying . the government of yemen has announced that these students will receive including in sana'a university. a professor of history at southern university was arrested by the police because of being with students protesting the killing of the people of gaza became. this 65-year-old professor was hospitalized. a man who is violently arrested by the american police, 65 years old. and is a university professor. steve temari, professor of history at southern illinois university. but what made him deserve such violence? accompanying his students in the rally against the k

and the hunger strike of princeton university students is related to the people of gaza. american police so far about 2300 students and the professor who protested the genocide in gaza was arrested . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. dear viewers , hello, good morning . we are with you with the news section at 8:00 am. seasonal rivers of prab and in some areas have overflowed and road traffic has been affected in areas of western provinces such as ilam and east azarbaijan, khuzestan, and in sistan baluchistan , floods have flowed in urban and rural areas and caused flooding. ceo of khuzestan water and electricity organization referring to the filling of 80 to 90 percent of the reservoirs of the hundred of khuzestan, he said that the reservoir of the hundred of dez has been filled due to the silasa rains, which have damaged some civil and agricultural infrastructures of dezful city. shulabad is located in ali guderz in the east of the province. well, for more information abou

for college, leaders in colombia might do well to note the approach of the administration over at princeton which has uphold clear prohibitions on activity like forming encampments and responded swiftly and severely to an attempt last night to occupy a campus building. they might also take a cue from former colleague, thus far radicals at the university of florida have largely heeded his prohibition against unlawful disruptions because they know he means it. and last night those who failed to obey repeated warnings from campus police were promptly arrested. as an official statement to put it, quote, the university of florida is not a day care and we do not treat protestors like children. they know the rules, they broke the rules and they'll face the consequences. it's not enough for administrators toor lament camps disorder, strongly worded warnings only carry weight when they're 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 well in our education for quite some time now. from

a number of princeton university students donated food in order to sympathize with the people of gaza. we want to remind everyone with this work that the people of gaza do not have enough water and food for months and are suffering a lot. we, the students, are being ignored for cutting off the cooperation of our university with israeli companies and helping the people of gaza. this judicial strike is our declaration of solidarity with the people of gaza. 32 martyrs were killed in today's attacks by the zionist regime on the gaza strip in the north of tul karam. news sources report that the zionist forces clashed with palestinian fighters. give and in today's program above. what does the education reform document say about reducing or increasing the diversity of schools? how much has the diversity of schools led to the increase of justice and educational quality of schools ? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their death on the anniversary of imam's martyrdom. the country was held. the people of isfah

and you have seen in the past few weeks in the best universities in america, columbia university, princetonrvard, very large demonstrations, now the latest statistics that this cnn and the media other americans released more than 3,000 people, only the arrests of some of these people are still in prison and the case. cnn reports that more than 50 professors have been arrested, a movement has been created for them it has been created very widely, now it has become clear that this young generation in america has a capacity that many people in our own country did not believe, and these people who are now in american universities are the majority of people of their own age , they pretend to be a minority. it is not a small population , for example, it is not a small one. we had the harvard haris survey. harvard university conducted the haris nazarji survey with this center. it was the question of supporting hamas, and what hamas did in the al-aqsa storm operation in 1951 , most of them supported 18 to 24-year-old american youths. young people from 24 to 30 years old 49 support now that the age

to immediately move to a ceasefire in the gaza. strip and kenneth ross is a visiting professor at princeton university and a former executive director of human rights watch. you joins us from geneva. mr. ross, there are more and more countries and parties that are seeing this ground operation and the expansion of the roster operation as a breaking point. egypt is one of them. what do you make of these words that we just read? so this is a really big deal. i mean we shouldn't forget big egypt has been a close partner with israel for the past 16 years, enforcing the blockade of task. so this is, you know, not some distant neutral party. this is the closest really ally that is obviously in kind of really concerned about what net teneo calls in a limited operation in the office. but an operation that is on. busy the display is 300000 palestinians and has closed the 2 she border crossings. they took us off the one in rafa and at crime shallow. so i think this is easier to say, this is desperate. i mean one, we're going to get massive starvation. i'm sure we can get massive loss of life. and the

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this is what professor proposes should be the case at princeton. you just need someone like george at princeton or harvey mansfield at harvard university to be around. we need viewpoint diversities, so we are not too comfortable in our orthodoxies. notice what mel is suggesting. you go from one despotism of custom to a new orthodox that will be progressive and a transgressive orthodox. an orthodox in which the traditional forms have been overthrown and the kind of celebration of transgressive miss takes place. this starts to sound familiar. it starts to sound like the modern university. tickets not, without reason. why is it that the universities have gone from being religious belief and despotism of custom? notre dame would have been one of those institutions that was once regarded as a backward institution with a theology. students had to learn that theology and no theology. through the kind of free-speech domain, all of those religious institutions saw their old orthodox is overturned. now, new orthodox is our governing those institutions. those

everyone said stanford, princeton, harvard, yale, or the preeminent elite use institutions.the cream know they are not. they are not, they are not. mark: is sick fantastic book the end of everything on amazon.com order it now it will show up at your doorstep tuesday morning. we will be right why choose a sleep number smart bed? can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer. sleep number does that. save 40% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed or 0% interest for 36 months. shop now at sleepnumber.com mark: welcome back america. if you are going to read anything you're going to get a book i want you to get this book. the end of everything how warren descended to annihilation by victor davis hanson. you can get at amazon.com right now, any major bookstore. it comes out fresh off the presses on tuesday morning. i read this book. i learned a tremendous amount. it is so compelling is so relevant to what's going on today. it's very, very important. a couple quick questions here, victor. how long did carthage survive before it was destroyed? >> 800 years. 1100 constantin

the protesters drowned out of speech by the university president at princeton. a small group protested outside the gates of the stadium where the commencement ceremony was held inside. dozens of graduates wearing casee is over, their accounts stood and turned their backs on the university's president, university administrators may have thought riot police would solve their protest problem, but students continue to find new ways to show their own rage and demand change. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. now columbia has decided to face that bull fighting. it was one of just 8 countries in the world where it was legal of sound, from pantry stuff, dates a danny, sorry about the and the country and columbia can 3 aware bull fighting has been at centuries long guess. so addition, and if it's the end of a fraud for the to go back to the senate has passed this bill more than a year ago. and since then the house of representatives had failed 14 times to bring it to a vote. right wing parties that have used that many fairly passed between of us or tactics to avoid the uh

in addition to washington dc, these protests are also being held in columbia, texas, mit, princeton, harvard, indiana, stanford and berkeley universities. protests that make fun of politicians who claim freedom expression in it. america is not happy and strongly opposes it. so far, at least 500 students and university professors in different states have been arrested by the american police in the most violent way possible. but this behavior of the american police did not disperse the protesters and many of them set up tents near their universities. they clearly declare that the students of the professors and the scientific body of america from now on with the companies that support the zionist regime. will not cooperate every philosophy department office and tell them i've been arrested fill up philosophy department yes told the philosophy department office i will i will get back get back he's not resisting, he's giving you, don't you see why you're ignoring it, you can walk. freiheit für palästiner palästiner freiheit für palästiner freihsain. this is gymna publications. we always t

a group of professors and students of princeton university in new jersey, usa, went on a hunger strike to express solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 university professors and 12 students stopped eating in this protest movement. in the university of puerto rico , which is under the political rule of the united states. students instead. the american flag and the palestinian flag were installed on the university building. in new york university, the police attacked the tent and arrested a number of students and professors. i am a university employee. i was arrested because i wanted to i defend the students who are being arrested unnecessarily. this is really embarrassing. because students are arrested for no reason and the police is not responsible at all. the number of arrested students has reached more than 2,800. at the university of arizona, a number of students who participated in anti-zionist protests were told that they do not have the right to participate in the graduation ceremony. the students of this university were also targeted by the police with tear gas yesterday. f

these protests in addition to washington, d.c., the universities of columbia, texas, ma, princeton, harvard, indiana, stanford. burghley is also taking place. protests that are not liked by politicians who claim freedom of speech in america and they strongly oppose it. so far, at least 500 students and university professors in different states have been arrested by the american police in the most violent way possible. 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 knowledge. et pourtant il a une répression monstrueuse qui s'effectue et à mon avis qui est dégueulasse qu'il faut condemner et c'est pour ça qu'on continuerant. under the slogan of storm of the community, tunisian students spend their time in demonstrations , including many universities, in solidarity with palestine and insisting on immediate aggression and punishing the crimes of the israeli war . oh my god, oh my god, you people are fascists, you are hitler, you are lapping dog, shame on you, another day, i a professor, prof

everyone said stanford, princeton, harvard, yale or institutions these are the cream of the green.t, they are not. mark: if you're going to read anything and get a book i want you to get this but the end of everything how war descends into annihilation by victor davis hanson. you can get amazon.com right now any major bookstore comes out fresh off the press on tuesday morning. i read this book i learned a tremendous amount it is so compelling is very, very important. a couple quick questions here victor. how long did carthage survive before it was destroyed? >> 800 years, market. teams 1100 years, constantinople 1200 years. the aztec empire about 300 years. that is what was so fascinating. it all came to an abrupt end so quickly when they thought they were invulnerable given the longevity of the empire. mark: we are about 250 years we are not the same in america we were two years ago, five years ago 50 or 100 years ago is that correct? >> that is what is striking how quick the client comes because it is almost like the oral old hemingway it was gradually then suddenly bankruptcy th

everyone said stanford, princeton, harvard, yale, or the preeminent elite use institutions.ow they are not. they are not, they are not. mark: is sick fantastic book the end of everything on amazon.com order it now it will show up at your doorstep tuesday morning. we will be right back. smarter at every stage of your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with the best converting checkout on the planet. a lot more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. mark: welcome back america. if you are going to read anything you're going to get a book i want you to get this book. the end of everything how warren descended to annihilation by victor davis hanson. you can get at amazon.com right now, any major bookstore. it comes out fresh off the presses on tuesday morning. i read this book. i learned a tremendous amount. it is so compelling is so relevant to what's going on today. it's very, very important. a couple quick questions here, victor

there's a hezbollah flag flown at princeton and chanting death to america at these schools. it's 2300 arrested and it's growing. it's now in 26 states. how come they can't just stop this right now? >> well, they certainly could if they wanted to. there's places around the country where they've done just that. we had honestly a senator at the president of university of florida did an exceptional job. the president of university of texas who did an exceptional job shutting things off before it gets started. where you have these very leftist universities ran by rale cad leftist democrats and in charge of the universities getting federal gun and have massive endowments and they've been coddling these people and allowing these radical folks from the organized getting money from hamas and terrorist groups and organizations all around the world to try and foment this and it's terrible. they need to shut it down. liz: nine survivors of hamas' 10/7 terror massacre slapped a federal lawsuit on students against -- students for justice in palestine saying they're "hamas terrorist collab

it in different universities , as mentioned, for example, matara university , harvard university, princeton university , george washington university, these are students who sit in demonstrations, and in most of these gatherings, the police intervened. violence spread, especially in a university like the university of texas in austin . was not and in some cases even the professors who were accompanying the students were arrested, and now the professors of the university of amori, whose pictures were very popular on social media, have been arrested. last night , in new york, in los angeles police, a group of people who were mobs and did not have a clear identity attacked my students. before i answer your question, i must point out that american politicians and prominent media sometimes do not have a friendly approach with the palace students. sefid considered the students' approach to be wrong and even some republican politicians and their affiliated media even considered the students as terrorists . threat period. it has also increased against pro-palestinian students in america. but in the

the first to formulate it on an ideological level, here. which means, accordingly, while still in princetonormulated this idea that yes, the united states is so important, such a major country that it will interfere in any processes, later he, so to speak, spoke about this, that this is theirs, this is, in fact, not just their task, this is their calling, they must interfere in everything, the whole world must obey, hence , by the way, they completely turned the concept around with this exceptional nation, because an exceptional nation was understood mainly in a religious sense, as a nation... i only write down when the number changes, because no, no , well, because they are drawn to them, they have this magic of numbers, their nazism breaks through in everything, so of course... they can say, we are not members of this club at all, so to speak, and in general we are, as it were, not in business here, but at the same time with our point of view should be like this, well , they don’t seem to recognize anything at all, that is, they don’t recognize, let’s say, the sovereignty of the state, we

the president of princeton university has ordered the dismantling of the protestors' tents. dozens of professors and students of this university have been on hunger strike since last week. pro-palestinian students also sat down in the central library of new york university's graduate studies and wrote by installing cloth. change its name to al-aqsa university library. bombs that have holes with a diameter of more than the same time as this the protests of the wall street journal announced that the biden administration's new weapons package is worth one. provides billions of dollars to the zionist regime, and now the second case of tonight's program, the united states has threatened georgia, if it implements the bill known as the transparency of foreign influence , it will review its relations with this country. the parliament of georgia is deeply concerned and asks the president of this country. to veto it. the parliament of georgia yesterday approved the foreign influence transparency bill with 84 votes out of a total of 172 votes. according to according to this bill, parti

various universities , as mentioned, for example, prominent universities such as harvard university, princeton university , george washington university, these students staged sit-ins and demonstrations, and in most of these gatherings , the intervention of the police caused the spread of violence, especially in a university like the university of texas in our city of asan. we witnessed the peak of violence and during this period according to the report more than a thousand students were arrested in new york. of course , we should also pay attention to the fact that these arrests were not limited to students, and in some cases even professors who were accompanying the students were arrested. social networks now that we are talking , what are the latest developments and the main event we had in the news last night in new york and in los angeles. the police attacked my students with a group of mobsters who did not have a clear identity before answering your question. to answer, i have to point out that american politicians and prominent media, well, sometimes the white house does not have a frie

served as a legal advisor for africa from stanford university a masters in public affairs from the princeton school of public and international affairs and the doctorate from the new york university of law. welcome. >> the final witness, superintendent of the berkeley unified school district into berkeley california. and the urban educator and community activist with over 21 years of experience. aside from serving as superintendent of berkeley unified school district, she is a professor, senior lecturer at the urban education at loyola university and is active in the community serving as a board member for organizations such as 826 valencia and other nonprofit organizations with missions aligned to hers. she's a proud member of delta sigma inc. welcome to the witnesses we thank you for being here and look forward to your testimony pursuant to the committee rules i would ask that you limit each of your oral presentations to five minutes. at the summary of your written statements, your full written statement is in the record, but it just like us up here, you get five minutes. that's what our l

lauren: at princeton university, students on a hunger strike, it lasted ten days and passed baton toot eat or drink until princeton does two things, number one, divest from israel and give them amnesty from all actions on campus. stuart: i'm moving on. coming up, donald trump is promising to reverse joe biden's green agenda. is that what the founder of power the future, daniel turner, wants to see? daniel turner is next. ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're unstoppable. (♪) wow... are you kidding me? you can do this. at truist, we believe the same is true for banking. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth to actively repair acid weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new p

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in the universities of washington, princeton, texas, north carolina and columbia, students demonstrated in support of palestine. in chicago students who collect. tents and police repression were encountered in the siege of the security forces chanting "shame on you" sardad in new york, students demonstrated against the zionist occupation along with different sections of the people. . some protesters also set the american flag on fire. new york police arrested a number of students by attacking them. the associated press news agency reported the beginning of student demonstrations in the university. australian students have classrooms together in connection with the people of gaza, they closed the university in toronto and ottawa, canada. students joined the global student movement in support of palestine. in switzerland, at least three universities joined the movement to support palestine in amsterdam. in the netherlands , student demonstrations were met with police repression and attacks by a number of zionists. in france, the police raided pro- palestinian students at sorbonne universi