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 rutgers center for security, race, and rights bigotry has been on the move. those forces have powerful friends. president biden's nominee for the third circuit has long been a patron of the center. in fact as new evidence indicates he has played a much more active and enthusiastic role then he described to our colleagues on the judiciary committee. apparently every progressive organization in the country is furious, furious t

. >> emily: the university of florida, very proud of their response listen to this, this is not complicatedthe university of florida is not a day care, we do not treat protesters like children they knew the rules and they broke the rules and they will face the consequences today, individuals who refuse to comply were arrested after multiple warnings that is how you handle this. >> harris: evening yale university got it together, last hour we had the dash she said that the cut had dissipated a st time ago and now it is gone. because consequences. they said that they would arrest and they did and they said they would suspend and rather than face the consequences, most of them just simply walked away. we saw a few people and twist ties. so it is interesting. and jesse, you're asking about the program, but these are his words it would be for the people who misunderstand what is happening with the palestinians. he created a whole new group of people of the and misunderstanding. the jewish people who are being hated flag carrying screaming is radical to hell and et cetera. my big question is, how

the university of texas, austin, officers also using pepper spray while arresting dozens of protesters, most of whom are not believed to be affiliated with the university. at the university of florida, nine protesters arrested the school, saying the university of florida is not a daycare and we do not treat protesters like children. they knew the rules. they broke the rules. the demonstrations nationwide ranged from sit ins on campus lawns to anti-semitic hate speech. the most entrenched protest is at cal poly humboldt. for the last week, students have occupied a campus building that houses the school president's office, which is under attack at columbia university in new york, the epicenter of the demonstrations. the school is now suspending students who refuse to abide by yesterday's deadline to vacate an encampment. it comes as secretary of state anthony blinken meets with arab leaders in the middle east calling a new cease fire proposal presented to hamas extraordinarily generous. >> the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a cease fire is hamas. they have to decide and they have to decide quickly. >> the proposal reportedly includes a 40 day truce, combined with

effect because of his biology classes. >> reporter: he had driven to his mother's home from the university of florida, where he is a premed student. he was valedictorian of the frostproof class of 2020. >> he was quoted at his high school graduation by saying high school was just one of the chapters out of the mmany we wil have throughout our lives. >> reporter: in that speech he thanked his mother and father for being perfect role models. his mother was 46-year-old elvia espinoza, a beloved teacher in frostproof. he told detectives he loved his mother and he they had a good relationship. he told detectives she annoyed him when she he was younger. >> he said i wanted to do this for some time but didn't have the nerve to do it. so i just made up my mind that today was the day. >> reporter: once she died, espinoza called 911. the sheriff says espinoza has no history of drug or alcohol abuse, mental health issues or arrests. >>> several buildings in kansas are now ash after a wildfire burned thousand thousands of acres. thankfully, no injuries have been reported. after days of trying, around 80% of the

azadeh taheri of sada news agency sima continues the protest of the students of the university of florida in protest against the crimes of the zionist regime . after more than two weeks, news sources reported that some students were taken to the hospital due to hunger strike. stop the strike protesting students from the officials of the university of south florida wanted to stop investing in companies that support the zionist regime and not be a partner in the crimes of this regime in gaza. the most recent polls of the us presidential election show that the tendency of people in six non-partisan states is to former president donald trump is more than current president biden. based on opinion. a recent wall street journal survey conducted in 7 non-partisan states shows that trump has a better chance of winning the presidential election . dissatisfaction with the state of the economy. america and branches about biden's mental health are the main reasons for leaning towards trump in this survey. the us presidential election will be held on november 15 this year. in america, about 13 states a

texas, police arrested 80 protesters monday, 44 at the university of denver. 13 at virginia commonwealth university. and ninety university of floridaofficials there released a statement reading in part: this is not complicated. the university of florida is not a day care and we do not treat protesters like children. >> we're going to be here until our demands are met. >> as a condition for taking down tents, students at the university of north carolina want amnesty, no suspension, no prosecution. prosecution. >> to make it clear to the university that we do not want cops on our campus. [chanting israel has no right to stay] stay] >> some universities administrators have taken a hands-off approach, leading to clashes like this one at ucla. so because of those two incidents, the blocking of that jewish student and 50 jewish counter protesters trying to enter blockade last night, the university now says it will enforce policy against bullying and harassment. although these students will not be forced to leave although they violate policy as well. bret? >> bret: william la jeunesse live in los angeles. william, thanks. president biden

the country including virginia commonwealth university got the university of texas, pulling university, university of connecticut, floridaity of utah, two dozen institutions, a more than a day or -- were having protests at all. but it is sort of crept up and popped up. we follow, you decide. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for qual

will: the university of florida making clear violent protests will not be tolerated, the memo says studentsules can be suspended for three years. i believe the president of the university of florida is been the sass and he has had a strong and celebrated position several times when it comes to speech that has been over line while protecting free speech cracking down on speech that -- that is not protected. so he set down rules like no permanent placards, no permanent signs, no littering. >> no camping out on the quad. i think that is what has happened. there's a real crisis of leadership here especially when it comes to columbia university where they gave these protesters 24 hours to leave and that was four days ago and they can say we are negotiating with the protesters, progress has been made. the data we released on the progress that was made at columbia was they agreed to comply for the fdny and they agreed that outside people who don't go to columbia would lead the campus, that is the progress that was made. students know that they have the upper hand, the college president clearly get

university , student protests started with the arrest of 18 students of this university. still the tents of the protesters. standing up michigan students also came to the streets and chanted. at the university of florida , students were suspended for 3 years and employees who joined the demonstrators were threatened with the termination of their employment contracts. us presidential election candidate during us student protests has been detained before the arrest, he said: the zionist regime has trained the american police in suppressing demonstrations. i must also point out that america, in suppressing the movement of democracy and pacifism , universities use methods to control the population, which is very related to the occupying forces of israel, and educational programs have been implemented in this regard, international educational programs that the soldiers of the israeli army, which we call the occupying soldiers , have trained our police forces. but at the same time as america in other countries of the world including canada, japan, france, sweden, denmark and mexico, students and people demonstrated in support of palestine. simultaneous. a group of people in gaza, including teenagers and stu

university. after demolishing the tents of mothshenan , he also arrested 91 students. the police at the university of florida , usa, attacked a peaceful anti -zionist gathering of students and arrested 9 of them . we stand by palestine. the reason we are here is because we want to show we are not in agreement with our university in supporting israel. meanwhile, the number of american universities that join the nationwide anti-zionist uprising is increasing every day . the university was sued. two professors of this university were arrested in the recent repressions . he says that there is no sign of slowing down the speed and scope of protests in american universities . it all started with this man's phone. when he picked up the phone, he reported to the police that things were busy. gregory fenos is the president of emory university in the state of georgia, usa. the university where the philosopher mcafee is also a professor. emari students had gathered in the university campus to stop the genocide in gaza, and this is the teacher's account of that day. i told the university president that this was just a p

mark also university of florida and university ever georgia had very clear rules about what was speechnd what was not. especially university of florida says this is what we welcome on campus. here are the things we don't tolerate. there will be consequences it turns out when there are consequences we get less of that behavior. columbia the ship has sailed there and they don't know how to get it back because they never had those original principles. shout-out to the university of chicago who is pretty good on this as well. >> bill: some schools have act and some have not. seen the results of those who have not. m.k. thanks for coming on and marc. thank you for coming on. we will get right next time. harvard grad, almost a columbia grad, correct? [no response] >> ha i also didn't graduate with columbia law so i'm with you, mark. >> bill: thank you, guys. the house speaker, mike johnson, is now talking on capitol hill? so let's dip into this. make contracts with him because they can't get, liquified natural gas from the u.s. they desperately need it. they want it. and we are making the de

. >> after some pro-hamas students kicked up a fuss at the university of florida, the school issued this. the university of florida is not a day care and we do not treat protesters like children. they know the rules. they broke the rules. and they will face the consequences. love it. now, the coddled costume wearing cowards in their rei tents columbia are part of gen z. they have been schooled to believe that emotion trumps knowledge and reason. few of them ever really read, not if you count a few paragraphs from howard zen. but they do doom scroll anti-american freaks on social media and so they really feel informed. and a new survey confirms what we are seeing bust out at elite schools across the country. on the question on whether being american is important to young people, only 18% of young liberals under 30 said it is important to their identity. and by the way there was a 55% differently between liberals and and conservatives on that question. now, think of how the biden people responded to january 6th. they are still hunting down senior citizens. top biden officials though, they

universities, where student protests began with the arrest of 108 students. michigan students also came to the streets and chanted. at the university of florida, students were suspended for 3 years and employees who joined the demonstrators were threatened with termination of their employment contracts. the candidate for the us presidential election in the flow of american student protests has been arrested . before the arrest, he said: the zionist regime has trained the american police in suppressing demonstrations. i must also point out that america, in suppressing the movement of democracy and pacifism, universities use methods to suppress the population, which is very related to the israeli occupying forces, and educational programs have been implemented in this regard. learning programs. however, at the same time as america, in other countries of the world including canada, japan, france, sweden, denmark and mexico, students and people demonstrated in support of palestine. simultaneous a group of gazans, including teenagers and students , appreciated the support of american students by holding a rally. 7 people were martyred in the attac

you know, if you're at the university of florida or university of texas, that may be easier to do thanbunch of faculty who are trying to sensor you. we certainly understand the president of columbia is walking a bit more of a tightrope than some southern state schools that i went to. if you're advising her on how to get out of this, what do you tell her, especially understanding that a lot of those students, if the 1968 protests are any indication, they want the police to come and drag them out. they want the confrontation. they want the pictures of victimhood. they want the pictures of state oppression. they want that to help their cause. so understanding all of that, that storming into a building and dragging people out, that's the picture they want in the "new york times" tomorrow. so what do you do? >> one thing you have to understand, none of this is easy, but also there are legal obligations here that the university is under. title 6 of the civil rights act of 1964 says you have to protect students from harassment on the basis of national origin, race, color, et cetera. both the

she attended the university of florida where she won a championship in and in the venezuelan national team, so it's my player to introduce dana. >> thank you, i'm nervous guys. well, thank you so much for the introduction and thank you to the mayor breed for having us here also thank you to san francisco recreation and parks department for hosting us today. my name is dana casteyanos and i'm a mid-fielder for bay fc. being here is exciting day for the club and i know i speak no only for myself but on behalf of my teammates whiz thank you all for the support that we have we have received from the bay area. as an international player coming from venezuela, the bay area has already opened its arms to myself, to my teammate and i'm so excited to call it my new home. [cheers and applause] thank you. we recognize the history of other franchises in the bay area, and it's so excited to bring women to sports back to the area. we look forward to seeing you all in attendance at the games. we have a special gift for the mayor but before we do that, phil, would you like to introduce somebody to sp

university of southern california canceled graduation ceremonies. these kids have missed out a lot of senior year. probably started college year in laptops. so your floridavince, your thoughts? >> well, i think the winners this week for me were seeing the union guys out in new york who met with donald trump and were enthusiastic about that. it wasn't that long ago that it would be an odd image to see union workers, trade guys who were out there supporting a republican candidate so enthusiastically. not so anymore. i would like to see a flourishing debate in american politics. and loser adam schiff. the guy had his luggage stolen in san francisco this week a city run by democrats and is he running for a democrat senate seat. he doesn't really want to talk about it very much but is he down a suit. >> mike: olivia? >> my loser would be tiktok after president biden signed the sell or ban bill that made it through congress. and my winner is at this table. mike emanuel who was inducted into rutgers hall of fame. congratulations. >> thank you very much. great honor and you surprised me. thankful. i'm touched by my alma mater and thanks very much for your kindne

of dei diverse city equity and inclusion programs continues across the country, some states are codifying that rollback into law. that includes florida, where dei initiatives are now banned at public colleges. the university of florida recently announced it would eliminate its program to comply with the law. that move triggered pushback from the naacp. it put out a letter urging black athletes to avoid attending any public universities in florida. this is far from the first time college students have found themselves at the crossroads between athlete and activist. our special correspondent joey chen traveled to georgia, where super bowl champion tony mcgee shares how his activism as a student almost cost him his career. miami, 27, air force 18. and what could have been a standout season for the wyoming cowboys is. it was a call off the field that cost a young tony mcgee and 13 of his teammates everything. so that destroyed people's academic careers, lives, their football careers and their futures. exactly. in the fall of 1969, number 12, wyoming dominant defense included tony mcgee, third year tackle out of battle creek, michigan. were you pretty proud to get that? yeah. yes. and you know, even though i t

the university of florida has threatened suspension for up to three years if action isn't taken. and on the other side, there's brandeis university, prestigious university in massachusetts. a long jewish heritage there. it actually extended their current transfer application deadline, sort of reaching out to jewish students all across the country because of of the current climate on many campus, as brandeis puts it. your thoughts on what some universities are doing compared to what you're seeing. >> yeah. so i think what brandeis is doing, it's a great gesture. but i do think that there needs to be a crackdown on these, this chaos that's going on on campus. because, ultimately, by refusing to crack down, it's just allowing this sort of mob rule to take over. in addition to allowing the claim that this is freedom of expression, which it's not, because freedom to protest which i am all for is actually leading to the harassment of jewish students. one of my friends at ucla was actually pushed off of a ledge and could have cracked her skull open. and the fact that a faculty members al

fatemeh sharifi of seda and sima news agency . florida university students' strike continues in protest of the crimes of the zionist regime after more than two weeks . it is said that the other students are not ready to stop the strike even though they are not in good physical condition to kill protesting students have asked the officials of the university of south florida to stop investing in companies that support the zionist regime and not to be partners in the crimes of this regime in gaza. the zionist regime has established more than 700 new checkpoints in the west bank. these stops and checkpoints are out of fear of spreading. the resistance created after the storm and landslide operation has made it difficult for palestinian students to access schools . every day, mahmoud basharat watches the entrance checkpoint of his village in the east of nablus from here. the phone keeps ringing all the time they ask for directions. parents of students, businessmen, workers, this is the life work of us girls. mahmoud wears a school uniform every day and w

he had a big year at university of florida, 990 yards receiving. n, a former wide receiver in college himself, likes what he saw in pearsall. >> reminds me of myself, a lot faster, can do everything much better, can jump. >> i got to watch the tape. send it my way. i got to watch it. that's a great compliment. i appreciate that from him. >> pearsall said the receiver he patterns his game after is none other than brandon aiyuk, his former college teammate at arizona state. pearsall and his family made the trip up from arizona. i caught up with mom and dad after a crazy 24 hours for their son. how excited are you the travel arrangements are going to be pretty easy? >> i love that he's on the west coast. >> reporter: at what point in his childhood do you remember he has what it takes? >> he was pretty talented, but when he started growing and his work ethic started showing, i was like all right, we'll have something special. i didn't know if he was going to be short like me or tall. he hit his growth spurt. it was like all right, it's going to be somet

championship in program history as they fought to the finish line, beating the university of florida by 86-67. as each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, the bible says. as good stewards as the grace of god. winning this championship is not just about celebrations on the court, but it's a testament to the tigers, their character, their dedication and their efforts for christ. the auburn men's basketball team under the leadership of coach bruce pearl has set a standard of excellence that will be remembered for years to come. not just in athletics but in every aspect. scoring a steady job, housing and re-integrating into a community can be tough when you have a criminal record. this is a challenge that more than 70 million americans face, but america is built on the principles of god and his grace. it's always been a land of new beginnings and second chances. i am proud of alabama's second congressional district is home to j.f. ingraham state technical college, which helps provide many of these second chances through education. j.f. ingraham state offers 20 technical

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you go. 40 niners with the 31st overall pick drafting wide receiver ricky pearsall from the university of florida is interesting because there is continued speculation the niners might be trading brandon aiyuk or even deebo samuel. bottom line they get an athletic receiver who can also return punts. and we have a local star who's now a multi-millionaire. lease is about to be. that's brock bowers, who grew up in the north bay, went to napa high school. he's now headed to the las vegas raiders, the raiders drafting the tight end from the university of georgia with the 13th pick. he saw his family there. the watch party in fairfield at their home in fairfield this evening. congratulations to that family. all right. we are back in 60s. up next. it is hard to ignore your pg and e bill just keeps going up. but why? we investigate what's behind pg and e recent rate hikes in our new series. the high price of power also. so how did he get there? the unusual rescue after that dog got stuck in a bay area canal. we'll show you what happened next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a few sprinkles and some

the 49ers selected ricky pearsall from the university of florida, who coincidentally was oaks teammate at arizona state. icu excuse me, teammate at arizona state in 2019, a unique scavenger hunt kicks off in san francisco tomorrow. >> a coin collector and shop owner says he is planning to give away $10,000 worth of rare coins, hiding them all across the city. new tonight ktvu is amber lee spoke with the shop owner and has more on his mission to get more people interested in coin collecting, and it celebrates the opening of the bay bridge. >> so it's a bay bridge, half dollars, what they call it rare collectible coins, pieces of history made in san francisco. >> seth chandler, owner of winter coin in the city's marina district, is giving away a total of 11 coins five gold, five silver and one copper in what he calls a scavenger hunt that's open to the public. >> i thought of the idea of the place 11 different coins, all made in san francisco in 11 different neighborhoods, chandler says the value of the coins ranges from $250 to $2500 each. >> this $20 gold coin from 1915 and a penny mad

i would commend to you our former member of the senate who is that the president of university of florida, he is not taking a light touch you. i mean, he is saying for many days we are patiently told protesters, many of whom are agitators or outsiders, that they're able to exercise a right to free speech and free silly. we also told them that clearly prohibited activities will result in trespassing orders and university police. this is not complicated at the university of florida is not a day care and we do not treat protesters like children. they know the rules, they break the rules and he will face the consequences. i mean i would recommend this. put this on the front of your page on best way to deal with anti-semitism on campus. >> we do with the statement that it updated after campus protest that make it very clear that the unsafe on campus as is not bg and tolerated and we do not condone and we definitely reject any call for genocide or any culture anti-semitism or in anti-semitism on campus. that something i've been pretty adamant about it before october 7. >> do you people at colum

>> saltzman reported or people working in university of florida had a great statement yesterday, started out. this is not a daycare center, right? we're not here to tell you. we're not here to babysit your kids, right? you know the rules. we put the rules out for a week i'm tried to work with you and then they went and they carted people off to jail who broke the rules on who's running the university of florida would that be better? >> all right. we're going to continue this conversation here in a moment. we just have to take a quick break up next, power struggle in the house. speaker mike johnson, job is hanging in the balance plus donald trump back in court as an accountant reveals for the hush money for stormy daniels actually came from and much more on a breaking news overnight as dozens of columbia students barricaded themselves inside a building on campus the man of hospitalized, infected with anthrax. >> sunday. >> this became the bureau's number warn crying to solve now with really happen with jesse l. martin sunday at nine on cnn kinda riva support your brain health. mary janice

and then we see why the threats will begin once again from the university of florida exams and the police chat. thanks very much indeed. she advertise you there in washington dc . elizabeth been saying, of course the protests have been spreading across the world. sonya guy, ego has been at a protest that university college in london has been undertaken by the university college london, and back with not just to arrange other options, but also a few patients as well. they recently also has a 30 full day occupation and one of the buildings as well. but with this particular demonstration, they all cooling up for you c o. 2, we think, and in fact, it's research collaboration, drones companies such as b a, e and the last page. this is part of the loan, the since since about, sorry, but we've been, we've been holding raleigh's woke house teachings and to try and hold you. so to account for that complicity, and it's all set aside to gain garza and most recently. and they said the re how to study for the day long occupation of a lot just as of right in the whole complex. and the 2 major reasons.

they would be the first to do that since the university of florida in 2007. >> linsey: will, thank you. robin roberts will have much more on that game tomorrow on "good morning america." all that basketball excitement may soon be eclipsed by celestial excitement as we're in the final countdown to the solar eclipse. from small towns to big cities, texas to maine, more than 2,000 miles long. millions are preparing to witness the once in a generation event to the u.s. that is now hours away. our team is spread out across the country tracking the preparations for the big event. we start with the question that so many are asking, will the weather cooperate? or will cloud coverage put a damper on it for some spectators. abc meteorologist somara theodore joining us from indianapolis. all right, time this all out for us. >> reporter: we're here at the indianapolis speedway where folks are gearing up for the eclipse tomorrow afternoon. let's follow the forecast. along the path of totality. we'll start in del rio, texas. we're anticipating a lot of cloud coverage, but fingers crossed we get brea

tatsiana kulakevich — associate professor at school of interdisciplinary global studies at the university of floridarjoining us. i wondered if you could give me your reaction of this deal going through? were you surprised of it going through? thank ou for surprised of it going through? thank you for having _ surprised of it going through? thank you for having me. _ surprised of it going through? thank you for having me. i _ surprised of it going through? thank you for having me. i personally - you for having me. i personally analysed — you for having me. i personally analysed the situation from the political— analysed the situation from the political science process and i anticipated that this bill will go through, considering several reasons _ through, considering several reasons. the major one being that while _ reasons. the major one being that while the — reasons. the major one being that while the republicans and democrats of the _ while the republicans and democrats of the united states are divided on the domestic issues, they have the common_ the domestic issues, they have the common enemy of

the university of florida through the put the railings across the courtyard to restrict them spreading any farther. but it's not, protest has gotten smaller. the protests on the street has become much bigger. in fact, there's a growing ear of permanency to this. not only do we have tents where people can eat and we've had lots of local businesses donating food to the people here. more or more people are setting up tents because they intend to spend the night here. now there's no sign that the students are going to leave the meet the demands, very clear to the university authorities at each school. and there's, they're going to 8 or 9 of them represented to you. i've got slightly different demands, but the key points are they want the universities to dive based. any interests they have it and it's really businesses, they want to cut academic ties with israel as well. and they want to make sure that the of test leaders will not face part that actually we know george washington university 7 of those who are involved in the protests in thursday while they have been suspended. and that mean

. >> classes are now virtual at emory university and at the university of florida. school officials say if students try to set up a tent on campus, they could face a three year suspension to stay on top of the latest developments at universities here in california and nationwide. head to our website, ktvu.com. >> new at ten san francisco officials and west portal merchants say they will work together on a new plan to improve traffic safety in the neighborhood. local businesses say they fear that the current proposal to eliminate left turns on yellow and west portal will drive customers away from the business district. the city's proposals follow the deaths of four family members in a crash at a bus stop near the west portal, muni station supervisor myrna melgar and the president of the west portal merchants, deidre vondrak, say a new joint committee will identify areas of consensus and improvement on a pleasanton community is in mourning tonight following the car crash that killed a family of four wednesday night neighbors visiting a memorial at the crash scene tell

we need to draw a bright red line against it like the university of texas and university of florida haveiders. you've got an op-ed in the epic times titled the struggle for the soul of the gop and i want to get your take on how the gop is handling this and how the white house is handling it but in this op-ed you're talking more about the border. in it you write how can a republican led house prioritize the borders of another country over our own border? even as american citizens are killed by illegal immigrants. kevin, tell us more. >> well, look, these two things are connected. what we see at these universities especially in blue states like new york, maria, is the deterioration of institutions, the deterioration of you truth, and the way that's connected to house leadership even though i love my friend, mike johnson, the speaker of the house is that we've seen the deterioration of the republican party in d.c. as an institution. what i mean by that, maria, is there is a huge disconnect between what they did several days ago with the supplemental package and what the american people, esp

university rules you are done. you're out of there. that's what we're seeing a university of floridaat's what we see at the university of texas and, you know, when you make empty threats like columbia administration did today, then, you know, he have this kind of chaos and you have students that feel horribly unsafe. >> charles: to that point the white house has seen really torturously to cry -- you tried to appease both sides of this situation and dave felt -- failed miserably and i'm wondering then investments feel like feeling that might have been a -- exacerbated this because it's terminated -- we know on what it feels like a lot of this bus is michael has been are considered, some big -- but also the termination of no one coming in and saying unequivocally that this is the right thing smack in certain ways because of what occurred on october 7th. >> you're absolutely right and this equivocation can't dismiss washington's is on full display for the entire world. >>> on the one hand antony blinken's over in the middle east trying to drive hamas to release the hostages and enter in

ben sasse and i am loath to praise the university of florida because i went to university of georgia,o dogs, but they were clear from october 7th on this is how we will do with us and welcome speech but lay down the law when it came to not speech. >> john: very big eight contradiction between what the white house is saying about biden trying to have it both ways and what members of the squad are saying like aoc saying at the by an event coming up praising the protesters listen to what ilhan omar said in minnesota last night. >> i am incredibly moved by her courage and bravery as a student body inputting your bodies on the line to stand in solidarity to end the genocide taking place in gaza at this moment. >> john: they are waving their terrible towels if you are a pittsburgh fan and saying "go team" what about the idea of student -- jewish students being harassed and feeling threatened not safe on campus, anti-semitism? they are delineating saying oh, we will ignore that all of that is happening and we will say rock, rock, go. >> they agree with their cause so it doesn't matter and th

university five blocks from the white house. ♪ >> response of the protest has buried. university of texas at riot police on horseback arrived. university of floridatened demonstrators with suspension for up to three years. that university of southern california cancel its big commencement ceremony. the republican house speaker visited columbia to support the jewish students. aoc and omar along with their daughter was arrested in recent days for protesting for such of the other side. president biden signed the 95 billion-dollar foreign aid bill for ukraine, taiwan, israel was just on the ire of the protesters. >> mike member to israel what to make clear again is ironclad. >> secretary of state antony blinken has wrapped up a trip to china. next has to saudi arabia with gas prices at six-month highs the war in gaza region were over 100 hostages remain. >> lucas tomlinson at light at the white house. thank you very much for joining us in ohio senator jt advanced. could you happy with us this morning. you have a vocal critic asking a lot of questions about what's going on in ukraine the american people are not getting the full story about what is act

university of florida student joins me now. good morning to you.ng union people? >> good morning. i'm so excited to see that independent thinking happening on social media, this is no longer happening in classrooms or college campuses, gen-enteris -- gen-z is voicing their opinion. gen-z value donald trump auth en t tis ity and openness talking about north korea, gen-z realize donald trump is type of leader we want in the white house because my generation are waking up and realizing our lives were better under donald trump than under president biden. >> carley: president biden is cancelling student debts, supporters say he is listening to concerns of young people, do you think it will work when it comes to getting support from young people now that he is losing ground in that group of voters? >> i think gen-z is smarter than that and not falling for plea deals and promise from the biden administration, gen-z is fed up with draft rus economic plsz policy. we reported sky rocketing tuition rates and that specifically impacting generation z. we can ba

denied dei requirement and saying the university of florida and the state law and when we looked at generalon and subject areas objective we found that diversity is clearly included and under that diversity section of it, it states that diversity content should be a substantial defined feature of the course, that's required. then going onto say that in diversity courses "students critically analyze and evaluate how social inequities are constructed and affect the opportunities and constraints across the u.s. population. we asked the university for clarification on that discrepancy, stu. still waiting to hear back. stuart: you got them cold. well done. good stuff. thanks very much, madison. lou basenese with me. dei requirements going on that and going with trouble to see that and it's going to happen in the business world and fast back down to meritocracy and that's it. no one will argue against that. it's a noble aim. let's get there but this is not the way to do it. stuart: bring back meritocracy, please. now, lawmakers just held a hearing on the botched rollout of the new federal student

and we are seeing a very different message to students coming out of other universities like the university of florida where they have been given a very clear message to students who try to set up tents on the campus were basically told if you put a tent on this campus, you could face suspension for three years. back to you kevin. >> kevin: that is steven forrest night over at columbia keeping an eye on things, think he was always. let's now talk about these ongoing campus anti- israel protests with a former navy seal who trained with israel's defense forces here in hamilton. cameron, i wanted to share this with jake sullivan, this was on msnbc. it is an interesting viewpoint and this is one of the real challenges for this administration, again trying to unpack what is happening will at the same time trying to play to crowds on both ends of the storyline. listen to this and allocate your get your reaction on the other side. >> the hateful rhetoric, the anti-semitism that we have seen that should be condemned that has been condemned by our president, by everyone in our administration. at the same time,

though they are not in good physical condition. protesting students the officials of the university of south florida have been asked to stop investing in companies that support the zionist regime and not to be partners in the crimes of this regime in gaza. the us president's attempt to organize an iftar party in the white house failed due to the opposition of the muslim representatives of this country. american muslims are supported by the authorities. our movement is strong and getting stronger day by day. the american muslim campaign in the primary elections of the democratic party was able to cast more than 100,000 white protest votes in the key state of michigan. something close to the same number of votes biden won in the election four years ago in this the state was established. it 's not just arabs and muslims that biden has to worry about . young voters from politics. america is angry about the war in gaza. the gallup poll shows that opposition to the gaza war has increased among americans and reached 55%, even though only 27% of american voters are satisfied with biden's performance regardi

on horseback in texas at the university of texas t the at austin went in to break up a demonstration. other universities threatening future punishment. university of florida set up overnight encampments on the university itself, they could face suspensions of up to three years. bryan, back to you. bryan: steve harrigan leading us off, thank you. arthel: well, former president trump responding to president biden who says he would be happy to face off in a debate. meanwhile, the president plans to attend and speak at the white house correspondents' dinner tonight where he's expected to be greeted by anti-israel protesters. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the very latest. hey, lucas. >> reporter: arthel, for years there was a time when donald trump would appear on how're stern's show. this -- howard alternative's show. -- stern's show. >> can i tell you a fantasy i had in i don't know if you're going to debate your opponent -- >> i am somewhere. i don't know when. i'm happy to debate him. >> reporter: biden taped that interview in new york this week but stayed clear of the protests at columbia and nyu. instead, biden attend thed a fund raiser

>> i can tell you right now, one thing ben saas, president of university of florida has done, talkedre can't be bullhorns and tents or you can be expelled. there is fine line to walk with free and nonviolent protesting. jewish students are being p prevented from attending classes. presidents need to be more vocal about the fact they will not tolerate this type of antisemitism and they will get control of their college campuses. it is time to investigate where is money and noninfluence operation being led from. what is the foreign entitty behind this. >> todd: for those who say this can't be done. look at how blue state school versus red state schools are doing. red state schools seem to be under control and blue state schools have not. you are seeing refusal to acknowledge university. students and proefessors are demanding amnesty so it doesn't follow them into the future. we want to cause all this, but the consequences are not for us. >> red states we believe in defending law enforcement and blue states want to defunds fund law enforcement. chop was allowing it to be law lsz and blu

in the university of texas right police on horseback arrived. university of floridaeatened demonstrators with suspension for up to three years, university of southern california cancelled its big commencement ceremony. the republican house speaker visited columbia to visit the jewish students. also visiting the other side. president biden signed the 95 billion-dollar foreign aid bill for ukraine, taiwan and israel. it has drawn the ire of the protesters. >> my commitment to israel again i want to make clear is ironclad that met the secretary of state anotny blinken now heads to saudi arabia with raising gas prices. the war is raging with over 100 hostages remaining. shannon. >> shannon: lukas tomlinson live at the white house, think you lucas. joining us now ohio senator jd vance. could have used mack to keep. >> shannon: you've been a vocal critic asking questions about what's going on in ukraine saying the american people are getting the full story about what's actually possible there. he wrote a piece that's gotten a lot of attention. you break down some of the ma

at university of texas in austin, police charged in on horseback in an attempt to break up an encampment. and at university of florida, threats have been used by the administration, severe threats, suspension up to three years for those trying to build tents on campus. a struggle for the administrators as the protests continue to spread quickly. back to you. >> that's a great point from columbia university in new york. griff: all right. for now on more how it's impacting student safety. 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

uconn is the first team to win back to back championships in the men's bracket since the university of florida accomplish this feat in 2006 in 2007. we also congratulate coach don staley at university of south carolina on their undefeated season and national championship. that women's tournament featured fantastic games and generated record ratings. it was really a march madness to remember. we congratulate the university of south carolina, yukon the athletes on their victories. with that as you can see be at the national security advisor jake sullivan is here to speak about the japan state visit. we talk about the development around the world. jake? correct thank you. thank you everybody i've got some opening comments on the japan state visit and a couple of other topics and then i will be happy to take your question starting the saving the president first lady welcome prime minister kishida and mrs. kishida to the white house for eight successful visit and state dinner from the very outset of the biden administration we focused on reinvesting in and reinvigorating our alliances. nowhere has