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defense minister that has a prime minister. so, what the u.s. was doing here is i am sorry to say it is a cop out. if you have an issue with the occupation, quote unquote, if you have an issue with the policies take it with the political people. he has not made, and i hope he won't for other reasons but that is for a different conversation, he has not made the transition between rhetoric and policy. he condemned israel. he is concerned about what israel is doing. blinken warns israel. secretary of defense lloyd austin is employing. that is not policy that is rhetoric. >> let me ask you about what you wrote in your latest piece. you out lined some of the decisions in recent weeks including the killing of hamas leader's three sons and grand children and benjamin netanyahu announce there is a date for an
really careful about managing conversations among students, which has quelled things. it's a different campus than a columbia campus. i think that it is really complex for college presidents, but there's absolutely no place for violence. there is plenty of print place for protest, not violence. >> i agree, completely. there are two principles we need to uphold. number one is freedom of speech and the freedom to peacefully assemble, but also, the need to draw the line when it comes to intimidation and violence. i will admit, as the son of a jewish world war ii veteran, i continue to be shocked, although perhaps i should not be, by some of the anti-somatic rhetoric and some of the hatred addressed and directed at jewish people. it's one thing to degree with -- disagree with is really foreign-policy, but there are occasions where that crosses the line. any university needs to find
around drugs in sport on the social media platform x, the chief of the us anti-doping agency, travis tygart said this quote, when you blow away their rhetoric, the facts remain as have been reported, water failed provisionally suspend the athletes disqualify results and publicly disclose the positives. these are egregious failures, even if you buy their store, that this was contamination and a potent drug magically appeared in a kitchen and lead to 23 as of tests of elite chinese swimmers, unquote out tmz affects the metabolism. it's believed to help with endurance in physical activity. it came to the fore during the 2022 beijing winter games, when the russian figure skater kamila valieva tested positive for the drug and was given a four-year ban. i'll cnn has reached out to the chinese olympic committee for comment what it says, it stands by the results of its investigation of the chinese swimmers, it is slammed tigers allegations as
how marjorie taylor greene feels about the speaker. >> you kind of tamper down his rhetoric a couple of days after that, questions were asked outside of his trial, we'll see what happens. i think even within the conservative world there's been backlash and there's some fears with the one-seat majority right now, some moderates are fed up with the chaos and might just leave. >> might just leave. i think that's definitely an open question too. i've had some very unhappy text messages from republican lawmakers who do not want to go back. capitolhill reporter juliegrace brufke. over the weekend president trump canceled a rally due to severe weather. he called by phone announcing over the speaker system he needed to postpone because of thunder and lightning. he told supporters he has to reschedule due to a literal rain
really been no enforcement of policy and the problem is that public safety is unable to really step in when they are a problem. >> brian: are they armed? are they capable of doing anyone e. anything, andrew? >> i think that's the most concerning part. people have been saying for a while now that they don't feel safe. a lot of that had to do with the rhetoric. i want to be clear now. this has now got noon physical safety. i no longer feel physically safe in my campus. >> what year are you in. >> i'm a junior. >> brian: are you going to finish this up semester. >> i promised myself after saturday night after our group was attacked by a mob of pro-hamas supporters that i'm not stepping on campus while this is happening. i don't know what that means for finals or the rest of this semester. >> brian: for you, guys, you have a mission. you want to get a degree from an ivy league university. i don't think you should let these guys stop you from doing that. >> i agree. by the way in america with religious freedom and at columbia with a big jewish community, we're supposed to feel like we can be proud of our identities and we can be proud
don't know if they're students. likely they are students. they might not be students and columbia is doing nothing about the fact. >> brian: unbelievable. they just shut down school. alicia, what's your experience? >> i mean, we have been calling this out for six months now. we know these are anti-smythes using semitic rhetoric. >> brian: since the october 7th attack. >> since the first set of protests on october 12th. now we see what happens when you don't shut down anti-semitic rhetoric and allow these people to feel entitled there. was rest on thursday. that was great. i commend the university for doing that guess what? walk 20 yards to the left and jacket same thing on the other lawn. now they are harassing us. yelling go back to poland where should we go. go back to the poland. we know what happened the last time the jewys from poland. >> brian: you shouldn't go anywhere. but you don't feel safe on campus. >> absolutely not. and there is no -- there has
these dangerous crossings and, after two years, legal challenges and appeals and amendments from the lords, they are determined it will become law on monday. but charities working with asylum seekers say the law will not see the end of small boats crossing to kent. the law will not see the end of small boats crossing to kent.— law will not see the end of small boats crossing to kent. the uk last ear boats crossing to kent. the uk last year announced _ boats crossing to kent. the uk last year announced they _ boats crossing to kent. the uk last year announced they would - boats crossing to kent. the uk lastl year announced they would continue funding for this project. the policing operation of the border until 2034 so even from the uk's own admission it seems they do not think it will stop the situation. there is a difference between what is law and what is done in practice. we know it is a breach of international law and the rhetoric from the uk is fire and fury but we are yet to see if the uk is prepared to put people on flights. is prepared to put people on fliuhts. ~ :. . is prepared to put people on fliuhts. ~ . , ~ :, . flights. migrants here know a new british law might _ flights. migrants here know a new british law might see _ flights. migrants here know a new british law might see them - flights. migrants here know a new british law might see them sent i flights. migrants here know a new| british law might see them sent to rwanda, but, currently, that is a risk they seem willing to take.
crossings to kent. the uk in, i think it was september, october of last year, announced that they're going to continue the funding for this project — if we're going to call it that — the policing operation of this border until 2034. so even from the uk's own admission, it doesn't seem like they think this is going to stop the situation. there's a very different statement between what is law and what's going to be done in practice. you know? we knew that this is a grave breach of international law. and i think the rhetoric that we're getting from the uk is a lot of fire and fury, but we're yet to see that the uk is actually going to be prepared to put people on these flights. migrants here know a new british law might see them sent to rwanda, but currently that's a risk they seem willing to take. fiona irving, bbc news, calais. john is here to talk about what was almost... well, it still is the most incredible story from the fa cup yesterday. incredible story from the fa cup esterda . ., .,, incredible story from the fa cup esterda . ., , ., , ., yesterday. one of those stop what ou're yesterday. one of those stop what you're doing _ yesterday. one of those stop what you're doing them _ yesterday. one of those stop what you're doing them is. _ yesterday. one of those stop what you're doing them is. whether - yesterday. one of those stop whatj you're doing them is. whether you were watching manchester united
campus. >> people have been saying for a while they don't feel safe. it had to do with the rhetoric. i want to be clear, this has gotten into physical safety. i no longer feel physically safe on my campus. >> overnight the president of this university calling for a reset here. the president shifted to virtual classes to de-escalate what's going on on campus and consider next steps. we'll have to see what place out. she is deeply saddened by what is happening. tensions remain high at columbia. the university called in the nypd to sweep the so-called gaza solidarity encampment. 100 students were arrested and then suspended. students and outside groups are planning a walk-out today demanding amnesty for students and faculty protestors calling on this university to di vest from israel. what is new york city saying about it? mayor eric adams is saying he is
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