the professor of politics at university of kent , politics at university of kent, matt goodwin, and theaster paul embery. welcome back everyone. we just spoke before the break about donald trump and his criminal now convictions. let's look at the other side of what he had to say this afternoon. watch and the daily mail just came out with a poll . came out with a poll. >> and it has trump up six points in the last 12 hours, 6.6 points in the last 12 hours, 6.6 points since this happened. who thought this could happen ? they thought this could happen? they raised with small money donors , raised with small money donors, meaning like $21, $42, $53, $38, a record $39 million in about a ten hour period. no. think they did . we're dealing with did. we're dealing with a corrupt government , did. we're dealing with a corrupt government, aren't we? have a corrupt country. our elections are corrupt . our elections are corrupt. our borders are open. our borders are going to be closed very soon. november 5th is going to be the most important day in the history of our country. but now record levels

alongside with the professor of politics at the university of kent , matt at the university of kent,n goodwin, and the political commentator jonathan lewis , commentator jonathan lewis, students are customers and universities are service providers, says andy. if students don't like what their university is doing, they should do what all customers are free to do. find another supplier. simple. claudette is having none of that, she says if these students are so concerned about their university's investments, then they should have researched all of those things before applying and joining and attending that university, in america , some of these sit ins, america, some of these sit ins, have found apparently that many people in these camps are not even students at these universities. they're just there for the ride , apparently, for the ride, apparently, according to mark. anyway, keep your thoughts on all of that coming in. i want to move on. although some might say is in some way linked to some of that conversation we've just been having about anti—semitism, because now there's new gui

paralyzed the activities of the university , which had agreed to cancel its relations with the defense research center. security forces on the 7th of may. four students at the university of kent state of ohio killed and wounded 9 others. this incident had an immediate and widespread impact, and it sparked student protests in the country, which caused the closure of hundreds of universities and colleges, and the shooting in kent symbolized deeper political and social divisions. it became what the country was dealing with during the vietnam war. a senior aide to former us president richard nixon said the shooting had a direct impact on national politics because it led to the watergate scandal that brought down the nixon administration. 1985, thousands students gathered on campus to protest the university of california's business ties with the apartheid regime of south africa. protests at the university of california eventually led to the withdrawal of billions of funds from the racist government in july 1986, and the university board of trustees to withdraw 3 billion and 100 million dollars from companies that cooperate with this country. the vote was the largest case of univer

the professor of politics at the university of kent , matt university of kent, matt goodwin, alongsideaster. nina mish garford beck. well, i was just about to say goodbye. everybody i don't want to see the back of you just yet. we've got another 20 minutes to go, so i shall another six weeks ago. yeah. well 41 days, i've said to you all and i were in it together. everyone, we're going together. everyone, we're going to get through it by hook or by crook. we're going to get there. everyone i promise. anyway, look, there's a cinema in london. the phoenix, to be precise. they are having. it's kind of like a mini film festival, if you will. that's essentially some saying state sponsored by israel . now they've sponsored by israel. now they've put on a film that was all about, october 7. now it's created quite a backlash . so created quite a backlash. so there's been this, you know, graffiti kind of daubed on there. it's on the top of the screen there. so they've got graffiti daubed on this thing. and now last night you've had , and now last night you've had, pro, kind of israel jewish supp

alongside with the professor of politics at the university of kent, matt goodwin and new face journalistzoe grunfeld, who's joey? i almost called you joey. i don't know either. anne called worse and has got in touch saying that she's loving the panel tonight. but as one of them just pointed out in the break, it's early days and it's early days. a lot can change your number. anne yeah, he's asking for your number. i'm saying a lot can change, and we're also just discussing whether or not all of that rich list was predominantly all men. where's the women? where are you ladies? it'd be nice to see a few more on there, wouldn't it, let's talk refugees, because there's a petition , basically there's a petition, basically that asks that the uk should be housing refugees from gaza. it reached 100,000 people. so of course, then it was debated , course, then it was debated, what's your answer to this question? do you think we should be taking in refugees from gaza? matt. >> no, i don't i actually wrote a piece this morning on, on my substack about it, saying that i think it would be crazy , think

of these. so you can do a falmouth university, university of kent and university of kent and university of kentyou can do comedy writing, stand up comedy. >> rubbish. no great. >> rubbish. no great. >> brilliant. that actually might lead to no, no no no. >> the only way you get to become a comedy writer is to go to comedy shows and watch the experts doing it, and mix with them, and no more college surface science. >> i'm all right with that . >> i'm all right with that. >> i'm all right with that. >> no. yes. >> no. yes. >> what's that about washing powders? yeah, yeah. >> three years, you know, you go and you work out, i suppose. i presume it's also not just about whether you can stand on a surfboard and talk to andrew ritchie. >> used to be it'll be about surfing. >> yes. yeah. >> yes. yeah. >> do that one. >> do that one. >> yeah. what about kingston university? you can do hand embroidery. >> hand embroidery for three years, but for three years, i mean, you could make the bayeux tapestry, you know what i mean? why not? >> very good. >> very good. >> yeah, but you know, this one i quite. i wi

up to 500 students of the kent university of america protested in this university on friday, may 1, 1970 , but this was the beginning of the protest. at 10:00 a.m. on saturday, may 2, 1970, the ohio state guard attacked thousands of protesting students and shot them. suddenly i heard a gunshot. then i saw that they they are falling on the ground. then i also fell on the ground. i could not walk. i didn't even know if the student who fell down was alive or dead. he did not seem to survive. i could never forget that scene. the ohio state guard soldiers fired more than 67 rounds at about 2,000 students, killing four students. if the bullet had been one or two centimeters further, i would not be here now. 54 years after that incident, the students of american universities made a similar request. they are trying to stop the war in gaza this time, they say america should stop supporting israel. anti-war demonstrations have spread on campuses across america, but this is not the first time american students have tried to stop a war. in the 1960s, students helped stop another war. but this time a

this is the sound of the protest bell of kent university students in america 54 years ago. the american government was involved in the vietnam war and the students of american universities, among others. the university called for an end to war and killing. after richard nixon, the president of the united states at the time , said about the continuation of the war: while two years before, the students of the american kent university protested in this university on friday, may 1, 1970, but this was the beginning of the protest. saturday, may 2, 1970 at 10 am the ohio state guard attacked thousands of protesting students and shot them. suddenly i heard a gunshot. then i saw them falling on the ground. then i also fell on the ground. i could not walk. i didn't even know if the student who fell down was alive or dead. don't worry about buying any model, show the name, they have a variety of prices, come to the store, come to the store, come to the store , there is a whole sale, there are cool items everywhere, so why not buy in installments, as you want, in the big iranian store

universities are goldsmiths college , where my daughter got college, where my daughter got first right in the most tremendous trouble , loads of tremendous trouble, loads of academics being laid off. university of kentg, engineering , high end maths. what they did was english. mickey mouse . was english. mickey mouse. degrees, as you say there, there is no there isn't. the 40. so the main thing, the thing that made me laugh about this report was that obviously you need to bnngin was that obviously you need to bring in 40,000 a year. it's a lot of money to be paid. nine area students are down because nigeria itself is flat on its back at the moment. it's by having all this oil. so they sent less less thing. the other good thing to emerge about this was that the number of dependents had collapsed literally by 100,000, which helps towards us having a more stable population in our country. so i'm sure you'd be in favour of that stellar of dependents, the dependents not coming and only coming with phds effectively. >> i do think that there are cases where, yes, people bringing too many dependents is a problem. yes, i do agree with that. >> and we need to get immigration under control. >> we need to get s

of the anti-war march. it was thursday morning, october 1969. students grabbed signs on a banner as they left the university campus and headed to downtown kent to protest the vietnam war. and they did this on thursday because kent was a suitcase campus. a lot of students went home to akron or canton or nearby kent canton, ohio. it was the kind of school where friday afternoons, weekends, the campus was deserted. the woman standing behind the word l all is alison krauss. i'll tell you more about her later. the anti-war sentiment was on the minds of many kent students, especially the young men who knew they were deferred from the draft as long as they remained in school. this would change, however, on december first, that year, when the draft lottery was put into place. as a photographer on campus, other than this protest march, most of the protesting i heard was in the classrooms and the student union. the next large antiwar gathering wouldn't occur until may 1st, 1970, when 3 to 500 students would attend a rally to protest nixon's expansion of the war. vietnam war to cambodia. by the fall, the anti-war movement had grown off college's campuses t

universities of ohio and the universities of texas. this situation has reached a point that reminds of the kente university massacre. when the national guard was called to kent state university against student protesters and killed them. four organizers, four students alone there and also two other people in danesh. to further analyze these events, we want to go to oregon, america, to talk with mr. rick staggenberg, an analyst and expert on political issues. mr. staggenberg, the most important developments in the last 24 hours one in the east of america was the new york police attack on the columbia university library, which was accompanied by the beating of students by armed police forces and the arrest of more than 300 of them in the west of america. also in los angeles, the american police witnessed the attack of unknown forces on protesting students, which i said was done while the police were present. your analysis about the increase in the level of violence used against students is very disturbing. the violence that the american empire is dealing with students. they are acting like this against their own stude

university in ohio . this incident had immediate and widespread effects, and after that, student protests were ignited in the country, which caused the closure of hundreds of universities and colleges, and the shooting in kentecame a symbol of the deep political and social divisions and divisions that the country had during the period. the vietnam war was at hand. one of the senior vice presidents of former us president richard nixon said: this shooting had a direct impact on national politics, because it led oda to the watergate scandal, which led to the overthrow of the nixon administration. in 1985, thousands of students protested business relations at the university of california , berkeley. or rallied on campus with the racist south african regime. protests at the university of california eventually led to the withdrawal of billions of funds from the racist government in july 1986, and the university's board of trustees voted to withdraw 3.1 billion dollars from companies that cooperate with this country, the largest ever. it was from withdrawing university funds in america. nelson mandela after azadi made a special trip in 1990 to thank students and professors for their role in the fight against racis

university in ohio. this incident had immediate and widespread effects, and as a result, student protests were ignited in the country, which caused the closure of hundreds of universities and the school shooting in kent became a symbol of the differences. it turned into deep political and social divides that the country was struggling with during the vietnam war. a senior aide to former us president richard nixon said the shooting had a direct impact on national politics because it led the media to the watergate scandal that brought down the nixon administration. 1985, thousands of knowledge. joe gathered on campus to protest uc berkeley's business ties with the apartheid south african regime. protests at the university of california finally to the withdrawal of billions of funds from the racist government in july 1986 led to the withdrawal of 3 billion and 100 million by the university board. dollars from companies that cooperate with the country voted, which was the largest case of withdrawal of university funds in the united states. after his release in 1990, nelson mandela made a special trip to thank students and professors for their role in the fight against apartheid, calling them his blood br

university in ohio. and injured 9 others. this incident had immediate and widespread effects, and after that , student protests were ignited in the country, which caused the closure of hundreds of universities and colleges, and shooting in kent as a symbol of political differences and divisions. it became a deep social transformation that the country was dealing with during the vietnam war. one of the deputies of varshad. led to the overthrow of the nixon administration. in 1985, thousands of students gathered on campus to protest uc berkeley's business relationship with the apartheid south african regime. protests at the university of california eventually led to the withdrawal of billions from the racist government in july 1986. the university's board of trustees voted to withdraw $3.1 billion from companies that work with the country, the largest ever. the case of withdrawing funds it was a university in america. after his release in 1990, nelson mandela made a special trip to thank students and faculty for their role in the fight against racism. and he called these people his blood brothers and sisters. in 2014, harvard medical school students announced their support for the black lives matter movement, and in response t

protests were ignited in the country, which caused the closure of hundreds of universities and colleges, and shooting in kent as a symbol of differences and divisions. it became a deep social and political issue that the country was dealing with during the vietnam war. a senior aide to president richard nixon. thousands of students gathered on campus to protest uc berkeley's business ties with the apartheid south african regime. protests at the university of california. or, finally , it led to the withdrawal of billions of funds from the racist government in july 1986, and the university board voted to withdraw 3 billion and 100 million dollars from companies that cooperate with this country, which is the largest case of withdrawal. university funds were in america. after his release in 1990, nelson mandela made a special trip to thank students and professors for their role in the fight against racism, calling them his blood brothers and sisters. in 2014, harvard medical school students announced their support for the black lives matter movement , and in response to police brutality against african-americans

university or the uni of east london keele? do we really need keele university? do we need people to be able to study a one year course in stand up comedy at the university of kent,oral design at the university centre, myerscough, or horology? i think that's the study of time at birmingham university, a three year degree. so ironically they put a time limit on it anyway. seriously look, look, i'll just say it again. all right. our home secretary does not have to adhere to the findings of this report today. for the reasons i've outlined, we cannot let a handful of academics with massive amounts of skin in the game dictate our immigration policy to us. the opportunity to come and live and work in britain, enjoy our way of life . britain, enjoy our way of life. send your kid to the local school and use the nhs has to be worth more than a bang. average mickey mouse degree from a backwater minnow university and no, i'm. i'm sorry. okay, but if you want to ride britain's roller coaster, you have to be a certain height. that's the rules. but let's get the thoughts. my panel this evening, we have got columnist and broadcaster esther krakue, who has got conservative mp an

it is the anniversary of the killing of kent university students in the united states. in 1970 , there was a student demonstration against the vietnam war, when the security forces and the police killed four protesting students. america was involved in the vietnam war, and the students of american universities , including kand university, demanded an end to the war and killings. after richard nixon was president the president of the united states at that time said that the war would continue, while he had come to power in 1968 with the promise of ending the vietnam war, the protests became more widespread. the words of the president of the united states at the time were enough for 500 students of connett university to protest in this university on friday, may 1, 1970, but this was the beginning of the protest . at 10:00 a.m. on saturday, may 2, 1970, the ohio state guard attacked thousands of protesting students and killed them. he shot suddenly. i heard the sound of shooting, then i saw them falling on the ground , then i also fell on the ground, i could not walk. to g

in each case, this situation has reached a point reminiscent of the kent state university massacre when the national guard was called to kent state university against protesting students and killed them. killed four organizers, four students were killed there alone, as well as two others in another university. the protesters have intensified their protests now. let's discuss political issues analyst and expert, mr. stegenberg, the most important developments in the last 24 hours in the east of america was the new york police attack on the columbia university library, which was accompanied by the beating of students by the armed police forces and the arrest of more than 300 of them. in the west of america, in los angeles, the american police witnessed an attack by unknown forces. he objected to the students when i said that your analysis about the increase in level was done while the police were present what is the violence used against students? it is very sad that the level of violence that the american empire is dealing with students . they are acting like this against their own stude

well, joining us now is professor of politics and international relations at the university of kent,t goodwin . matt. right. good morning. really interesting polling though wasn't it, when you did your poll, what was the thing that stood out most to you? >> well, i think there's a lot going on at the moment in the national polling. >> what we've got is a is a really dire story for the conservative party. we've got labour on 47% of the vote. we've got the conservatives. wait for it, 20. i mean, this is a party thatis it, 20. i mean, this is a party that is facing an extinction level event. now, why is the conservative party so weak? well, one big reason is still today. we've got reform party on 14. we've got the reform party taking about i 14. we've got the reform party taking abouti in 14. we've got the reform party taking about i in 4 of all those people who voted for boris johnson . i mean, to be blunt, johnson. i mean, to be blunt, rishi sunak is not squeezing that reform party vote anywhere near as much as he needs to squeezeif near as much as he needs to squeeze if he is to have

reminds us of a big fear surrounding these nationwide protests, but the potential of violence, 54 years ago, at kent state universitymembers of ohio national guard opened fire into a crowd of demonstrators who were protesting the expansion of the vietnam war into cambodia. four students were killed, nine others were injured. the shootings sent shockwaves across the country and came to symbolize the deep cultural and political divisions of the time. but, the protests at kent state were part of a much larger antiwar movement on college campuses that had been getting momentum for years. on april 30th, 1968, at columbia university, police forcibly rested nearly 700 students, who had taken over five campus buildings, including hamilton hall. in addition to opposing the vietnam war, the students were also protesting racism against african americans. exactly 56 years later, on april 30th, 2024, at columbia university, police arrested more than 100 people after pro- palestinian protesters broke in and occupied hamilton hall. processed or was heard shouting "let's finish what they did in 1968." one nypd officer excellently f

university of michigan, there was a brief disturbance when protesters waved palestinian flags and chanted anti-war messages. about 50 people took part. today also marked the 54th anniversary of the death of four students at kentniversity in ohio during a vietnam war protest last night, . there was a candlelight vigil comemorating the day ohio national guard troops opened fire on protesters. in ukraine, new drone footage reveals the damage russia has inflicted on a village in the eastern donetsk region. no building appears untouched, many looking damaged beyond repair. residents have fled and ukraine's military acknowledges that russia has gained a foothold as troops advance against ukraine's depleted defenses. in kharkiv, to the north, russia stepped attacks overnight. exploding drones set fire to two buildings in an industrial area. russia has increasingly targeted ukraine's second largest city, only 25 miles from the russian border. and, around houston, more than 400 people have been rescued from their homes after fierce storms left neighborhoods flooded, and officials say more rain forecast for tonight could make the situation even worse. in a 24-hour period, more than 11 inches of rain fell, inundating ro

in to horrific episodes, the vietnam era violence turned deadly in may 1970 on the campus of kent state university, ohio national guard troops opened fire on student protesters, killing four of them and injuring several others. days later, during rates we shall injustice pitesky at jackson state college in mississippi. police fired at a dormitory, killing two students and injuring a dozen others. possibly a closer comparison to what's going on now took place in the 19 when students across america protested against apartheid in south africa, they called on schools to divest themselves from companies groups that supported the apartheid regime in south africa, much like students are now calling oncologists to divest themselves from israeli linked companies, rarely we talk about boycott divestment and sanctions. >> that's what it was. we're going to use a non-violent peaceful resistance. >> another dynamic that hasn't changed across these arrows of protest. >> they've got a lot of energy and they're idealistic and they like to protest when things feel on jost receive adjusted but the actual results co

. >>> the 54th anniversary of the kent state university shooting today. nti-vietnam war demonstrators, killing four. today, an event was held calling for cease-fire in gaza, as well as divesting from military contractors. organizers say the protest was a way of continuing the legacy of those students. a spokesperson at the university said the school upholds their students' first amendment rights, and that university police were aware of that demonstration. back to our special with joy reid and rachel maddow. ♪ >>> one of the things, joy, you are talking about how the rose- colored glasses, the way we look back at that era, we all like to think not only would we be a hero, but everybody who we relate to, they were probably heroes too. one of the things that you spent quite a bit of time repeatedly going back to our african americans in mississippi, who-- were paid by the mississippi sovereignty commission, which was a state- organized spy agency, to spy on the civil rights movement. um-- and the files of the sovereignty commission will curl your hair. it's

university to divest their ties with israel. they chanted disclose divest. we will not stop. we will not rest. it was only a brief interruption of the ceremony, though. and in the meantime, it's rallied at kent state university during the school's remembrance of the may 4th shootings. 54 years ago today, those demonstrators standing their ground but keeping a promise. dave nethers reports from ohio. >> it's remembering 4 who were killed at kent state. 54 years ago. i feel like they're not forgotten when national guardsmen fired into a crowd of antiwar demonstrators here think that someone would come and she kids vote it me. i'd say 3 or days to really to think about what really happened. universities may 4th remembrance. he need solemn occasion. survivor dean kaylor asked during the victory bell. >> in memory of those who died in like him who were wounded. >> the old saying is if you forget your history, you're doomed to repeat it. having these events and reminding people what happened here. 54 years goes very important. among those in attendance, pro-palestine demonstrators. >> who say they see parallels between the events of 1970, and unrest at college campuses across the u.s. today. we wa

it comes to kent state, what lessons did universities take from kansas state and how to deal these protests in the years and decades to come, and do you think students took lessons? are any of these students today at the colleges and universities looking back and saying, these of the lessons we need to learn from that day? guest: the immediate response to kent state and the united states was largely, where they supportive of the national guard troops. polling showed overwhelmingly they blamed the students rather than blaming the national guard. there was clearly a sense that things were spiraling out of control. president nixon appointed a national commission on student unrest and protests after kent state and jackson state. and the report is worth reading a half-century later and concluded federal government policies needed to change, specifically local police policies needed to change. they said a nation that is driven to use the weapons of war on their youth is a nation on the edge of chaos. americans pulled back from that after 1970 eight. campuses not only reevaluated their policies on campus protests in terms of willingness to bring in the police but began negotiating

two years later, the nation watched the national guards shootings of the vietnam war protesterses at kent state university. today is the 54th anniversary of that conflict. as you watch what has been unfolding this week, what lessons do you think these past vents can provide to people on all sides of the situation now. >> well, it's very simple. free speech is a must. people are allowed to do so, but they can't do some trampling on other people's rights. when you occupy a building you are violating the civil liberties of the students or faculty who want to learn or teach there. that is impermissible. the police ought to take you out. if you are on the south lawn at columbia and expressing yourself, that's fine, until the university says, okay, now we need the south lawn for the graduation ceremony. at this point, if you don't leave, you're trespassing and violating the rights of the student who is want a commencement exercise. >> i have participated my whole life in civil disobedience. went to jail for three months for it. you accept civil disobedience but not violence. and i've said the danger of that is

. >>> today makes a 54th anniversary of the kent state university shooting when the national guard shotour students protesting against the war in vietnam. students gathered again on campus, this time calling for a cease-fire in gaza. gaza. had what he thought were three, possibly four, good suspects in heather bogle's murder. >>> detective o'connell had what he thought were three possibly four good suspects in heather bogle's murder. he thought she was a victim of a drug deal that turned violent. heather's sister and her cousin pat thought he was way off base. was heather involved in drugs? >> she smoked pot but never did other drugs. >> less than a spoonful to help her anxiety. >> your family and the sheriff's department are very much not on the same page. that came quickly. >> very quickly. a month into with. >> they thought o'connell should be looking closer to home, a lot closer. and, at someone with whom heather had a volatile relationship. that person was heather's brother, josh. they were fighting a lot? >> oh, yeah. >> josh sent heather an ugly text message hours before heather

a rally was planned for may 4th, 1970 at kent state university officials had different plans. nbc news has the story ofs on. >> the united states should withdraw its troops from vietnam. >> people are dying in cambodia and vietnam. >> we aren't going to work on your farm no more. >> i have concluded that the time has come for action. >> reporter: the year was 1970. president nixon had just announced a new offensive in vietnam and at kent state, students protesting the war were enraged. the school's rotc building was set on fire and protesters found themselves face to face with the ohio national guard called in to keep the peace. then may 4th, tensions reached a boiling point. students clashing with guardsmen, the general ordering soldiers to lock and load their weapons. a large crowd forced soldiers to retreat and some guardsmen opened fire. >> i was fairly close to the national guardsmen when they turned and fired. >> reporter: joe: was a kent state junior at the time. >> i never thought they would fire, i never thought there was a reason to fire. clearly they did. i didn't know how many other people

part of a protest, the very last anti-vietnam war protest that took place on the campus of kent state universityn the spring of 1972. i was still in high school when the 1970 protests took place. one more comment about 1970, i sister was on the campus in 1970 for that protest when the students were killed. i was still in high school. i will be turning 71 in a few months, so i will be 71 soon. host: how close was your sister with the shootings broke out? caller: she was a sophomore, i guess 20 years old. she was a few years older than i am. i got onto campus in the fall of 1971, so 15 months after the shootings took place. in the spring of 1972, the end of my freshman year, the anti-vietnam war protests, i was there actively involved. i made it heard i didn't want to be anywhere near a guy waving the flag of north vietnam. i was against the war but i was not for the north vietnamese. people back then didn't have cameras or cell phones, but there were cameras there from the local cleveland channel at that prote. i didn't wa to be seen anywhere close to somebody raising the flag of north vietnam. h

of only a were true. well peter, let's go back through memory lane. we always do this. 1970 kent state, the national guard, the saws, ohio crosby stills in 1968 in columbia university. they took over the president of the office of debate or on protesting against columbia is involved with military officials. okay. the same people, the same people who remembered that house in days of smoking don't been protesting the same day. yeah. well, on the same place we're talking about bringing in the national guard and i'm saying, can't state, you know what somebody told me to, to know this is colombia now and state. they've forgotten what i thought was in boys and did my collective memory. peter, we, we, this wasn't that long ago. and 11 more thing, what people are seeing sometimes these events that have happened to columbia, others have said, this isn't even on campus. yeah. because some of the events, so this is an absolute dial follicle targeted misinformation, this information distortion product. and i, well, i can't line or what it is. you know, i'm glad you brought up the 196 these cuz i remember watching it very young on television. they were against more than what we

it didn't stop the far left members of the party from making another vietnam compareson. may 5th kent universityotings. ilhan omar posted this on saturday. ohio national guard opened fire on unarmed students at kent state. students have a right to speak out, organize. corey bush posted on the 54th anniversary of the kent state massacre students across our country are were brutalized for complaining by endless war. those do not represent the facts. but, you know, it's the squad. they can do what they want, i guess. gianno caldwell. we've done tracing of the money on this. this isn't just a mild group of kids on a sunday afternoon saying they don't want war. in fact, what they are doing is taking money from the funding of the rockefeller brothers fund, $3 hundred thousand to the tides foundation according to the nonprofit tax forms. that money go flow to groups like this. the groups that soros and other dollars are funding go to these organization groups and you hear them. they want intifada. university of san diego want an intifada revolution on some of these campuses. >> the goal was simple. to

. >>> 54th anniversary of the kent state university shooting when that national guard shop four studentsmpus this time calling for a cease- fire in gaza. >>> for now, back to dateline. 10 years to arrest derek smyer for the murder of crystal taylor. it took another five years to bring him to trial. >>> it took police 10 years to o were pressed derek smyer for the murder of crystal taylor. it took another five years to bring him to trial. detective williams new the case was not airtight. juries like dna. >> dna. blood. this case, money transfer. in this case, the lack of cell phone records attaching the two defendants together. >> the only thing connecting derek to the murder was a confession of the triggerman, skyler moore, a.k.a. c-styles. there was no guarantee the jury would take the word of a gang banger over the word of the clean-cut derek smyer. it was with nervous anticipation that crystal's family filed into the quarters on july 11, 2016. >> the facts and the law and your common sense will lead you to one conclusion. crystal taylor died at the hands of skyler moore and derek smye

it comes to kent state, what lessons did universities take from kansas state and how to deal these protests in the years and decades to come, and do you think students took lessons? are any of these students today at the colleges and universities looking back and saying, these of the lessons we need to learn from that day? guest: the immediate response to kent state and the united states was largely, where they supportive of the national guard troops. polling showed overwhelmingl they blamed the students rather than blaming the national guard. there was clearly a sense that things were spiraling out of control. president nixon appointed a national commission on student unrest and protests after kent state and jackson state. and the report is worth reading a half-century later and concluded federal government policies needed to change, specifically local police policies needed to change. they said a nation that is driven to use the weapons of war on their youth is a nation on the edge of chaos. americans pulled back from that after 1970 eight. campuses not only reevaluated their policies on campus protests in terms of willingness to bring in the police but began negotiating

earlier in the program showed you live pictures of protesters getting arrested at the university pennsylvania showing with a went on this morning cops tore down kentsargely, but the cops moved in started making arrests started taking tents down that continues as we speak right now. our team, on bartiromo boulevard hit new york city to ask americans what they think about the ongoing campus protests, watch this. >> these, in school i think the right thing to do but safely. and mind full about other religions, and other backgrounds to be very respectful i don't see a problem with it. >> -- other of control i think most people, arrest, rather than educating people about the fact i think basically, the focus by people don't understand what is fact. >> i think great schools should be more behind historically wish to even be behind protesters. >> if you suggest you disagree with something, that somebody else is saying one demonstrator they won't listen to you might even push you -- >> people, 60s, 70,000 dollar a we are not allowed to go to school and studied unable to control illegal any one reasonable focus against something neither any american should

of 1968. i think about the fact that we just commemorated 50 plus years from jackson state university. and then kent state going to morehouse college today. all in all, i think was a good day factor. talk about. >> and he's going to the double acp dinner tonight after a whole week of events where this has been the main thrust of his public message. but obviously this is a big issue for the and reelect campaign. and i think they are smart to be late these are focused on and i'll give the president credit for that. >> and i think the expectation was he was just gonna walk in and say i got a bunch of black friends i mean, that's good. >> i think good at it'd be like, look, i got full black friends and two of them from delaware. >> but he actually gave a robust beach. so kudos to daglo and all of the guys in the white house and ladies in the white house, we put this together. >> we'll see how it plays in november, whether it starts to change the perception among this key constituency. all right, coming up, the debate over the debates unprecedented in the modern era you're calling some people find there'

of authorization and ensure that it continues to be a ion ear in the industry. this invests billions including in my district, the akron and kent state university airport. these much needed resources will make our aviation cleaner and greener. i want to highlight the requirements. the consumer protections that will help keep costs down and language that i advocated for the remote tower program in ohio thvment will improve air traffic control that utilize smaller airports. this legislation is a major victory for america's aviation work force and improves starns on the air and on the ground. i yield back. gentlem an has 1 1/2. would it be appropriate if both sides get two extra minutes? the speaker pro tempore: sure. without objection. the gentleman is recognized mr. graves: i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. roy: i thank my friend from missouri and i rise in support of this legislation. and second largest market without a direct flight to reagan national airport. it has about 82,000 active duty and 100,000 military and cybersecurity and something that they have

far as kent and plymouth last night — as earth was battered by the biggest solar storm in more than 20 years. let's speak now to mathew 0wens. he's a professor of space physics at the university talking to us. take us through the science of all this, why do the northern lights happen and what is the link with the sun? thank ou for what is the link with the sun? thank you for having _ what is the link with the sun? thank you for having me _ what is the link with the sun? thank you for having me on. _ what is the link with the sun? thank you for having me on. the _ what is the link with the sun? t�*ia'ia; you for having me on. the northern lights are very similar to how a neon light works, you put an electric current through a gas and it emits light. the reason we have these electrical currents in the atmosphere is because the earth's magnetic field is being battered by these eruptions from the sun and they left about three days ago. we knew they were coming and focused on quite well. knew they were coming and focused on uuite well. ,., quite well. there were some quite wor in: quite well. there were some quite worrying warnings _ quite well. there were some quite worrying warn

kent state university massacre. 13 students were shot, four were killed. so you have a massive walkout with college students as well as high school students and in new york, construction workers, 400 ofn flags shouting america, usa, america love it or leave it, attacked those 1000 demonstrators. the forgotten americans end up giving the white house to nixon again. i think it is important for us to understand the political forces driving this response and once we do that, maybe we can offer a much more complicated view of what is happening. let me say this quickly, the divestment movement on college campuses has been going on since i think the organization was started in 2005. so we have this convergence that we need to make sense of. >> the divestment movement has been discredited by some people is anti-semitic since day one. i have had this discussion with years for people who say it is an economic, nonviolent movement. not allowing that to have proceed may have taken a release valve out from what we are seeing today. >> 1000% and these are conversations i've been having with people on campus and with students and with people on the sidelines of protests. i think that the movement -

of authorization and ensure that it continues to be a ion ear in the industry. this invests billions including in my district, the akron and kent state university airport. these much needed resources will make our aviation cleaner and greener. i want to highlight the requirements. the consumer protections that will help keep costs down and language that i advocated for the remote tower program in ohio thvment will improve air traffic control that utilize smaller airports. this legislation is a major victory for america's aviation work force and improves starns on the air and on the ground. i yield back. gentlem an has 1 1/2. would it be appropriate if both sides get two extra minutes? the speaker pro tempore: sure. without objection. the gentleman is recognized mr. graves: i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. roy: i thank my friend from missouri and i rise in support of this legislation. and second largest market without a direct flight to reagan national airport. it has about 82,000 active duty and 100,000 military and cybersecurity and something that they have