we can go to somebody and speak to local politician ortho doctor this joseph colleen way and also loop in the how about as ok, director of the graduate school of business at the university of somebody or both most welcome dr. how this. okay, let's start with you know, that 90 percent of the country's foreign debt toners have agreed to this restructuring steam. what does it mean for example, what does it mean particularly for its people? well, i figured that uh, this um, uh, jeremy has taken. it won't get on there, there was a good sort of suspense. i'm because of that governments. i think i was unable to embark. what made the no projects? what had been now was that most of the reason for this would have been done on the about the private partnerships. so this afternoon they will definitely unloading and is, or participation on the market. and they probably know see best i've got a source gift score listed categories, lack of in buckets defaulted which 30 c and gags loading it about to what is quite what it is. but uh, you know, how i could only fundamentals of demand officially permission to do because i've, i've been sluggish for the last 3 years. or the fact that the,

story now where police and los angeles been clearing and that's more common to the university of california has somebody as a professor of international affairs at the university joins us here in dough. so it has on the, i know that you taught what for decades, something like that in the united states. i was just, again, in the recipe and that was nebraska and okay, well, there you go. so, you know, very well, the workings of american universities. have you been surprised by the scale of protests that you've seen here? and what i mean, you see i late but across the states and, you know, i, of course, the scope was an imaginative for me, cause i was there and i knew when i was there that's, you know, to come up with any critique. again, a cigarette would cause a lot of troubles. yeah. and there's something called the campus which that was savage by mocking kramer on daniel pipes which monitor what, what is saved in the campus. and they report that so many people actually even have the guts to come to this 5 as well. and the iron is that it is easier to close sizes red and his lady universities, but nothi

of some very serious injuries. somebody could be seriously injured, die, insofar as you are fermenting these riots. a lot of times, it is not even the university people. it is people we believe are paid for by outside interests to try to create the disruption in america and probably to encourage people abroad to dislike america, dislike israel. host: sharon is in greenville, maryland, democrat. sharon, you are on with the congressman. caller: how can you be so negative about what is going on with the students, who -- on january 6, you did not do a thing. you let a crazy man control everything. people were murdered. please stop the hypocrisy. the home to where you came from. guest: there is a levelheaded woman. what side of the aisle did you think she was from? host: she called on our line from democrats. guest: i think we could have guessed that. on january 6, people were arrested. people went to prison -- sometimes went to prison for years. i don't know what she expected congress to do that day. run out there and fight with people? i think justice was certainly served for anybody who physically tried to harm a police officer. host: independen

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should note, like, it makes a lot of sense to have somebody like that on board because this is intricately plotted. a lot of big ideas about quantum physics. >> parallel universesep an eye on all of the infinite possibilities. >> seth: yeah. you get to -- i mean, you always said, like, your issue with the universe is there was only one of you. and so this show -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. i -- i kept joking in the early phases of it, it's like i've always wanted to work with myself. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and i finally got to do it. and i have to say, i wouldn't recommend it. [ light laughter ] especially doing fight scenes -- >> seth: yeah. >> -- with yourself. >> seth: right. >> because, you know, i wanted -- i play a physics teacher. you know, on one version of myself i fail -- not a failed physics teacher but a physics teacher who's not really happy with his work. >> seth: unsatisfied, yeah. >> yeah, and i kept trying to underline to the stunt guys that this physics teacher doesn't run off to tae kwon do classes every couple of days. >> seth: yeah. >> so having two science teachers fight each other was the challenge. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i mea

i guess, and i want to think about one thing before we're going out of time and that is as somebody university professor is saying that what we're seeing in 2024 is the logical legacy of what we saw in the 19 sixty's student approach us. um, do you, do you really see that? i mean, i know you point out very 1968 after the riots we saw in the country that summer. richard nixon went onto the feat, hubert humphrey, by promising law and order. and i want to ask you, are you handling that job buys maybe the 2024 version of hubert humphrey. i think that risk certainly exists. this conflict has split for democratic based much more than the republican base. and of course, it makes it easier for donald trump to make the argument, but it's a countries i'm out of control and but it takes somebody like him to restore order . and so i do worry, but just us the protest and 1968 do appear according to strong research and political science, but people like on the west. so and others to have helped richard nixon wouldn't be election back to november. the same fate made before the united states, when donald trum

university of holland, u. k. we asked him what might have caused this disaster? yeah, somebody does that. that's been a whole series of, of events this year. i mean more mold on size than we normally say. and at this time did yeah, in been you know, be compared with, with the last 20 years or so. and now most of those have been associated with very heavy rain full and puff indicating he's been hit by a repeated series of big rain storm events on those big raised events. so probably driven by climate change, i mean it's centrally, it will grab this via contains with moisture. that's what we've seen. this increase globally of, of the most intense drain full. so that is, that is the overall picture, but it doesn't appear that this particular land started was triggered by rain full events. so it is quite intriguing. now, moving over to pakistan where the sizes of people have been admitted to hospice, all suffering from heat stroke. the country is in the grid of a heat wave with temperatures climbing to 50 degrees celsius. in some places. this follows pakistan's west is april for more than 60 y

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of stuff. somebody or officials say they will not risk the safety of the university or for the escalation or protest as were taken away on bosses. university administrators of alls place to stay on the site until the middle of this month for graduation. kristen telling me has moved from new york. the demonstrators have been removed from the columbia university campus, but police remain in force. just one of the locations here outside of the gates, where they have staged, we saw them a sporting demonstrators off the campus here earlier about 50 at least 50, were arrested and brought downtown, but others were escorted out. we spoke to them, they were very shaken up. they said that colleagues were thrown to the ground. some were dragged off and rested police using a device. so loud shocked device in order to distract the protesters and get into the building, which they said was heavily fortified. and they needed to access in order to the rest of the people inside the people who were squared it off, got away without being arrested, but they are facing suspension from the university. the university said

those 3000 civilians have been killed in syria by us coalition forces brown university walls and institute as somebody that a total of more than 400000 civilians been killed in the u. s. a war on terra, the pentagon has responded to the public. our clients by selling would seek to reduce civilian deaths and an info less case and a half baths on 2 years ago. but still us drugs like to 10 people off of the target was miss identified radio, hostile and for the commentators. the bill says the us what i see, who lives too much on technology. and i think unfortunately, you have to depend on uh, personal intelligence. uh, again, all the computers, all the drones, all the i in the sky can replace the importance of, of boots on the ground, people on the ground. so we're getting human intelligence. and the, i think reliance on technology and kind of letting human intelligence slip to the back go, this has not been good, it's with us or for anybody to it's trying to operate in these kinds of conditions . i think we saw some of the same things in the disastrous withdraw from afghanistan when we see other drum strikes that were i

institute of technology where you can see students from this university, their pro just thing here. they have set up running temperament. that is right on the other side of that 10. somebody being told the batting timeframe is going to be removed. you can see the students here, they're demanding a fees firing guys out there, demanding it, and divest much we see the investment of the university fund in companies, for example, that they are profiting from the war. but this is just an example of what going on in many universities across the country. on the other side, you can see there's another group of students with united states and as riley black . they're also carrying pictures of those who have been taking him by somebody in guys on what's going on here is just an example of what's happening across the country. it's not clear yet whether the police is going to move into the cap, the 10. but students here are saying that no matter what happens is we continue to take to their account with it. they will continue to take to the street and i'm end to end garza very simple. i just see that both. so the head here and l does 0 hopes for a transition to democracy in chad's norm

university, for example. they want to be one of the to the 1st of which somebody investment very diverse people. they have ivy league university the i should say go up there in the, you think lou and for the to to see what's next to in terms of the policy on this system can be one so it can be lost. but those young people are being more than anything else and inspiration for the best option. you and i have spoken over the years about a process around the world, many of which have ended up in violence and have there's a strong argument to suggest that the violence detracts from they are discharged from the original message. given the fact that the protests that we've seen, at least today, uh, u. c. l, a has been uh, where the police have been containing a degree of force, shall we say, a measurable force. but there has been no violent response as haul from the protest is. what do you think that says about the strength of the message? the that the does not enhance the message that the protestors i'm trying to put forward if they do not respond to the police in a violent fashion of what let me start

researchers at the technical university of elman now work with so called $35.00 somebody, conductors, and hyphen probably does have been on the re 5 semi conductor. compound take are the ones we can design perfectly, the cd to using silicon as the base material. that would, of course, be very profitable. proctor's bosses model. that's where high performance wouldn't be cheap materials and low costs and they hit them on the whole performance, coffee. and every 6 month, they are increasingly possible. of course not every single part of these new energy systems is ready for action, but rolling out innovation to communities and industry will be key the. there are still many scientific breakthroughs and technological innovations that have not yet been widely implemented for public use. the if we go through the learning of silos as we did in the past, we would get there. but we would not get there on time. and we don't know what it would cost us not to be there on time from the climate perspective. you to go to the tape. this is a hate for a circular system is actually the thing that propel

of us politics. it you see all or nothing sir, we appreciate it. thank you very much and i'm going to go back to han, somebody's if, if i sort of international affairs kasha university has been with. so for the last few hours or so, i tell him, is this the making the point that wireless, these protests may well be attracting the attention within the us and certainly around the well, we know the silver, the guys that have been holding up signs supporting the protesters in support of them. at the same time, the residents with a us public is fairly low. he said about 2 percent of people just told by got upset that day because it was real conflict was, was, it was important to them. that's how small a dentist, if you're like, it's making in the american political discourse. what's, how effective the, therefore is there's within the united states, given the fact that it's the us that really holds the key to whether or not there's conflict in guides or continues no one over the last 2 or 4 digits. know that the phone policy, which is really not to the why define the political behavior of what seemed to have a lot of americans. but in this case, i think it's going to make

well, let's see now from somebody look through to the professor at the university of wisconsin madison. he was detained and injured during the campus protests and told us he noticed, pack things and police behavior. when they targeted protests. i have a strong belief that our obligation as proof of service is to protect the students from all harm. that is possible because of that i was trying to de escalate from the the officers who else that i'm doing the 10th. and i was trying to get them to de escalate and, and leave them alone. one of the officers said, bring him and pointing to me from the very beginning before even the the started contact with the, with the, the kind of the human chain that was around the camp. and he said, gets him dropped him. and so they targeted me. i don't know why, but i mean, it is really telling and very, very, very problematic the fact that the 3 faculty who were arrested are all faculty of color including me and 2 african american professors at the university. and so that is kind of quite telling. and even the students, many of them, most of them, the o

somebody can be very seriously injured. your fermenting these riots. and like i said, a lot of times that's not the universityple it is people we believe paid for by outside p interest to try to create disruption in america and probably to encourage people abroad to dislike america, dislike israel. >> colors for you several already sharon is in greenville, maryland democrat, sharon you're on with congressman. >> how can you be so negative about what's going on with the students when january 6 you didn't do a thing. you let a crazy man control everything and people were ermurdered. please, stop the hypocrisy. go home to where you came from. eric: right congressman? >> guest: there's a levelheaded woman what side of the aisle do you think she's from kuester calling in on our line for democrats. [laughter] i think we could have guessedd that. on it generates six people were arrested. people went to prison parade sometimes went to prison for years. i don't know whatar she expected to congress to that s date run t and tackle people? or fight with them? i think justice was certainly served on anyone who physically

owner does always done the state of destroyed 2 sides of the houses are destroyed, something all the universities, all the, all the interest such as somebody and it just sucks. it has been decimated. however, i believe that that we're going in that direction for the 1st time in the month of history. the yes, there's a high prize, but the prize, hopefully not quite. and jane, and i think now is a, and there's a is they have direct and with, with the hardware, i'm looking at them as a but i, a states and the hospice logistics. what years ago you came out with a statement saying that half solutions aren't going to lead to anything in terms of solving the as rarely posting in conflict. would you say that that's still true today? oh definitely. we have to look for it completely different, but i went to try to complete the different i'm in solution. i think now the best i should get denied with sort of d a, but it's the need to reach us the, the necessary, the solutions. and i believe that the, for some of the, this is the dates that we would have like for an access to our borders, to out of space or to i was really played the play. things you k

university of x. it's a, in the united kingdom, you know, somebody that is why the government would cooperate with the i c, j. some members of the government get gave the ultimatum until the 8th of june. that if he doesn't have any proper plan, they would ask for elections, which i don't think is going to happen. so no, i'm afraid. the answer is that there is no way that any government in is uh would cooperate with the i c j to the level that it would advise lights. really. what about the us position? is the last president likely to change coles to put any more pressure on israel to end the roof, or have fences to on a, his own red line that he stated and spoke about on march the 9th of this year. there's a kind of an arrogant american position here. it fits the americans who are communicating with these re lease their insight to, to ask them to stop. but no one else has the right to dement it for me as well to stop the rough or any other action. because in this case the united states a accepts, these are the narrative that this is done from the wrong reasons. so its method is not just what is what it

and for me, it smacked a little bit of university politics. somebodysome 12 year old in number 10, has said, i know go out in the rain and it will look like you will take on james bond. >> yeah, even the james bond walking in the rain. yeah >> and in fact, sunak tried to spin it this morning and said, i'm not a fair weather prime minister. and therefore i stood there. i was like, really? >> no, i think it's quite the opposite. he is a fair weather prime minister because the reason why he's doing it now is because, and i completely sympathise, i understand him, he cannot take this anymore. who could? he said he's his cabinet, soon to be shadow cabinet can also not take it anymore. and there were a lot of people saying, you know, fairness will start in august and you will have seen the weather today and he will probably have been dreaming of the california weather. >> no, i mean, that is incredibly cynical to say that he's doing this to put his kids in school in america. you have no evidence for that. >> is it is it is it though you have no evidence? oka

in the system, professor of conflict resolution and diplomacy the out of american university in palestine. she told zane, but somebody in ramallah palestinians are still suffering and on going next, but not the bus you to the, to the front of the, the up steward as we are witnessing and living as i can look by in 2024. the combination of next about was suppose to me, to end the forcibly eviction or the for the directions of the palestinians become invested. you go around the world with wire, with this thing to the 2nd next over the palestinians are putting again. and it does this where they are forcibly being invested, they are the property, their homes are being confiscated and the land is being annexed. the, what's also in the law, somebody in the garden value and, and some, yeah. and he brought in does not have, i mean, the palestinian people are still still putting an ongoing net for 76 years. it's about time that you guys have reasons. it's not that a member of the states of that. that's what i mean. they realize that the 15th of may not the day to celebrate is not a day to the fees and to accommodate, in order

of somebody's election? it should be illegal because it is election interference. so we're going to go in right now and i will comment just quickly on the colleges and universities. it is a shame. i'm so proud of the new york's finest, they are great people, too, i know so many of them. they are incredible. they did a job at columbia and likewise in los angeles they did a really good job at ucla. it was very embedded. so you understand this is a movement from the left, not the right. the right is not your problem despite what law enforcement likes to say, the f.b.i. director said that he worries about the right. don't worry about the right. the right is fine. worry about the left. this is a movement from the left. these are radical left lunatics. it will get worse and worse. they have to be stopped now. they take over countries, okay? we aren't letting them take over the usa. we aren't letting the radical left morons take over this country. you can't let that happen. and the law enforcement and people at d.o.j. instead of going after donald trump they ought to look what is happening in their own offices. you are loaded up with radical left people that want this c

of us had somebody some way that helped us. we had a teach esh, oromebody that gave us a job in the summertime or somebody that helped us get into a university or our first job out of school, something. we all had that. >> so talked here abo a mentor. and one of the other initiatives u focused on is education. and so i thought i would put up a quote from two people spanning 30 years. one, a person you have just mentioned on the stage, nelson mandel let's see what he had to say on the day he was sworn in as the leader of south africa. the importance of education. education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. and on the stage a few days ago was elon musk and let's say what he said about education. you can learn anything for free. m.i.t. almost has all of its lessons online. starlink improves the people's standard of living around the world. can you think of a mentor, a teacher that had to put you and gave you the energy as a young boy? president clinton: yeah. -- first of all, my sixth grade teacher he died at 90 and i was governor then. and once a year, she listed to me speak and was frail and in a body brace. b

but at staffordshire university earlier, mutazz was citing, oh, you can do a david beckham degree. and i thought, that's absolute codswallop that's the sort of thing somebodyaph would come up with. so i googled it. staffordshire university offered as part of their sociology, sports science and media studies, a module on david beckham as part of a module of from football from folklore onwards to the modern era that is. and that was then somehow dubbed down into david beckham studies . studies. >> surfing studies would be a perfect apprenticeship, right? it's a practical thing. you learn how to do it, blah blah blah. >> great place to here it is, i was saying, here it is on the cornwall college university centre surf science degree, a two year degree in surfing. yeah. you got the word science in there haven't you though? you do, you do. i'm just thinking. i'm sure there is some science to surfing, but perhaps this is something that's better as an apprenticeship than going to university and racking up all that debt. >> why not earn while you're doing it? >> but i suppose it's about looking at our the national value of being allowed to learn for learning sake.

of that means. are these university courses? or is somebodymean , ryan, this seems like i mean, ryan, this seems like just a load of word salad. i can't believe we're subsidising. the state is subsidising universities to basically indoctrinate kids into being communists who generate nonsense. >> no, i say this is good because i'm a big gardener. love it. as i've got older and, the most that my garden has ever amounted to is a toilet for cats. so i'm all for this. >> yeah. do you do you ever put any? because you can get chemicals and stuff? apparently, if you get lion dung from the zoo, lion dung, if you get lion dung from the zoo, lion dung , that's good. zoo, lion dung, that's good. that's off. because the cats smell. >> oh, no, that's right. >> oh, no, that's right. >> a more powerful cat. so they won't go and poo in your begonias. >> i think it will keep all the neighbours away as well. >> john newton joke were, there's no irony at all in somebody who thinks that they have. they don't want cat poo in their garden, so they go and get a bigge

cuz the dissolution of the national assembly that somebody and assume that it will see all day has been following by that is a rise. she's a professor of french at stanford university in the united states. welcome to the w professor. how is this young man just 28, a so a pending french politics? well, the great advantage that she has is that she is now the leader of a party that has been on the rise for 10 years. but contrary to my having to bend, we used to be the leader of that party and the still the, the national candidate for presidential elections. he has a blank states in terms of political weight. he doesn't have the name of the pen, which in france is pretty inflammatory and is connected to somebody. then we provide a really bad reputation for anti semitism in the eighty's ninety's and up to 2012. actually georgia and the dela appears to be the new face of the national valley. and so he's never been an executive control with executive power. so there's actually no negative things attached to the same so far. and so how is a national valley expected to perform in these coming europe and elections? so for the 2nd time in the your pain election, they're suppo

of some very serious injuries. somebody could be seriously injured, die, insofar as you are fermenting these riots. a lot of times, it is not even the university people. it is people we believe are paid for by outside interests to try to create the disruption in america and probably to encourage people abroad to dislike america, dislike israel. host: sharon is in greenville, maryland, democrat. sharon, you are on with the congressman. caller: how can you be so negative about what is going on with the students, who -- on january 6, you did not do a thing. you let a crazy man control everything. people were murdered. please stop the hypocrisy. the home to where you came from. guest: there is a levelheaded woman. what side of the aisle did you think she was from? host: she called on our line from democrats. guest: i think we could have guessed that. on january 6, people were arrested. people went to prison -- sometimes went to prison for years. i don't know what she expected congress to do that day. run out there and fight with people? i think justice was certainly served for anybody who physically tried to harm a police officer. host: independen

if you want to have somebody give a statement and the university being a part of that slick rate thattement about how diversity is important to you they will write how diversity is important to them whether it is or isn't. it's basic logic but if you say something like that it means you don't care about them's got nothing to do with it. >> greg: how many guys are saying they like taylor swift. >> i know 1 specifically plays for the chiefs though. [ laughter ] >> he's like oh i love that song babe tear in my eye. >> greg: found the 1 guy and she's going to marry him. [ laughter ] honestly i think it's good for students in good for employers. >> i think we always miss a lesson right. the perfect example is changing the name of something but that's how the world works right you take words that mean 1 thing and you change them to something else but we are on to them snow they move letters around right. at some point somebody has to say look dr evil it's not going to happen it's just not enough right the whole thing about the seinfeld thing 22 pete thousand people and 40 walked out and 2 t

of you. >> lawrence: you'll be there because somebody is getting a special degree. >> ainsley: ah, thank you. >> lawrence: ainsley is getting a doctorate tomorrow. >> ainsley: president of the university can i talk to you, sure. i was so nervous, i felt like the principal calling and he said we would like to give you an honorary doctorate. dad is talking to friends, they are talking about the honorary doctorate, this is for my dad, who graduated from usc, my brother did. played baseball. the school means a lot to our family. go, gamecocks. >> lawrence: we love you, so proud of you. by the way, lawrence -- >> lawrence: we'll check in with ainsley later. janice dean is live from churchill downs and she'll be next. she's got a great drink. if you've ever grilled, you know you can count on propane to make everything great. but did you know propane also powers school buses that produce lower emissions that lead to higher test scores? or that propane can cut your energy costs at home? it powers big jobs and small ones too. from hospitals to hospitality, people rely on propane-an energy source that's affordable, plentiful, and environmentally friendly for everyone. get the facts at propane.c

of thing. i think you're on to something. when i was at st mary's university in the sixties, i was a summer intern at the light. when i came, somebody me to a six block area 2.3 miles from the rising tower of the americas where people were still had outhouses and wdcolonias ont just outside of city limits, people had to buy water off of trucks on unpaved. and they also had outhouses. so andt ancient history that those people and that's i think about i mean, rick and i are venerable all but you know, it wasn't long ago that things like that were here in san antonio. ' to generations back in my family were families did not have electricity. you so it was a long time ago yeah these systems are. how were they? how were the generators? what was the if this was before nuclear and this was before it was a gas generated coal. i mn have a lot a train coming back and forth we're supied by coal here but what was the source turned the generators to generate electricity in the whole country. you know, i'm not sure. i don't think it was have been. what are some other and w i don't know. yeah, i don't. do you know i wanted to say water but that so

university to be indoctrinated? >> yeah. >> and when it comes to federal funding, so many of these institutions have massive, multibillion dollar endowments. the american taxpayers -- so if you are one of those plumbers saving somebody'sght? you are subsidizing harvard university and yale to churn out more little marxists? if i don't think so. >> oh, yeah. maria: what do you think, jonathan? >> this is it is a very positive development because i think people are really seeing what's going on at these universities, and to piggyback on your points, there are better ways to make a living, and going to college doesn't solve all of your problems. people have been told this for 30 and 40 years, that everyone should go to college. well, it's not true. people are finding out, it is a positive development, i think, long term. maria: all right. we will take a short break and come right back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ baby, you a song -- ♪ you make me want to roll my windows down and cruise. ♪ down a back road blowing ♪ down a back road blowing stop signs -- ♪ through the middle of every little farm tune with you. ♪ and this brand new chevy with a lift kit if you have wet amd