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protests are growing in number. the only solution is to bring in the national guard. >> how many of these are students, and how many are outside? >> sandra: he said for the most part, it has been students. he is gone out there. he has seen firsthand that there's a growing number of people who are joining the demonstrations who are not. >> who is financing them? are they here on visas? send them back home. >> we thank you for joining us today. thank you. >> john: president biden's title ix revamps new protections for transgender students but leaves out trans athletes entirely. the fight for fairness in women's sports divides voters. former college women's lacrosse coach joins us coming up next.
criminal historic trial. let's bring in fox news legal editor in that courtroom this morning. your topline thoughts as we see day 1 of these opening arguments. >> i was startled to see the former number three at the department of justice was presenting oral arguments today on behalf of the state. that spot is a highly coveted position. typically, it is the path right to being a corporate bigwig. the fact that matthew calendula left that spot to go work for a local prosecutor here in new york means he's got to be a true believer. this is a personal thing. i was shocked to see him be the one to deliver. >> sandra: this is a live look outside of the courthouse. we saw his motorcade a second ago. we keep our eye because we never know when he will step up to that microphone. he did so in the last hour.
tomorrow morning, the judge will room if president trump has violated their gag order in this trial and if so what the punishment will be. that will happen first thing in the morning. after that at 11:00, pecker will take the stand once again. we will send it back to you. >> john: a lot that you over. outside the court, thank you. >> sandra: george washington university law professor and fox news contributor. look at the court of public opinion on this. a hush money case that we are watching play out in real time. when asked how americans see the former president trump's behavior in this hush money case, 35% say they see it as a legal 31% say that's -- 14% say nothing wrong. 45% of respondents say they see it as unethical or nothing wrong for more than those who see it as illegal behavior. your thoughts on this day.
let's remind the tape, robert. early in this administration was asked for the plan to bring prices down. >> what is the plan to increase oil production in america? >> that is hilarious. will that i had the magic wand on this. >> sandra: it is not funny. the middle class is getting hit by these high prices. >> i'm on the other side of what she said on the strategic petroleum reserve. that should only be used in the most desperate situations. similar when trump used it during codefendant biden used it during the supply chain, when bush used it during the persian gulf war. that is not to be used because of gas volatility. i oppose if that is what we are thinking. i don't think that is what the biden administration in their thinking. we just let the reserves go. i think it should be for
town of grants pass, oregon, violated the constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment as the homeless did not have anywhere to access shelter. in san francisco in the west coast city officials said, a court spent more than $672 million to provide shelter to the homeless. clearly a problem these justices will render a decision which has large implications by the end of june. >> the latest on that. we will keep watching. >> sandra: the trial has wrapped for the day. jonathan turley up next to break down the opening arguments and what we heard. >> john: full steam ahead for operation lone star. stop the smuggling of people and drugs across the border into the united states coming up next. cd rates lately? many are over 22%, near 30% if you pay late. why not do what thousands of veteran families have done. call newday and pay off that high rate debt with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan.
crossed illegally waiting to be picked up by border patrol. we saw an additional group of about 100 migrants taken to a processing facility in 2 large buses. this has been a constant seeing similar sized groups at this gate every single day prevent numbers from our sources tell us that these migrant crossings are trickling back up one day alone they saw 1400 encounters here in el paso. >> sandra: on that update for us, thank you. >> from the river to the sea. >> palestine will be free. >> palestine will be free. >> israel is a terrorist state. >> this is happening in every u.s. university. jews are not safe anywhere on college campuses. >> literally right outside the
i don't know why we continue to do this with this administration seems to do it all the time. they take on the israelis and try to be evenhanded. there are clear bad guys in this situation and good guys. i have said repeatedly when you get involved in urban combat, it is tough and dirty and door-to-door and floor to floor. you're going to get collateral damage. you always do. >> john: especially when the enemy is using civilians as human shields. obviously, that's going to happen. great to see you. thanks so much. >> sandra: an update on the growing anti-israel protests playing out on college campuses coast-to-coast. we have just learned robert kraft has pulled his support from columbia university. he released a statement through his philanthropic organization foundation to combat anti-semitism. "and was through the full academic scholarship columbia gave me that i was able to
>> sandra: it as remarkable as we continue to cover events. the optics of president biden out there on the campaign trailt week alone. the former president sitting in a courtroom. he lamented that very point earlier on missing campaigning. listen. >> this is what it takes me off the campaign trail. i should be in georgia now. i should be in florida now. i should be in a lot of different places right now campaigning, and i'm sitting here. this will go on for a long time. it is very unfair. it is very what's going on. i should be allowed to campaign. >> sandra: many times, he said that's very unfair. i should be allowed to campaign. >> he's right. this cage does not have been brought. if it were brought, there is no reason to have this right before the election in my view. this is becoming the split
>> sandra: jonathan turley is standing by. he has his analysis ready to go. >> john: live outside the new york state supreme court, what do we know about the first witness? >> good afternoon. the first witness is david pecker with him about former ceo of american media which publish the "national enquirer." the d.a.'s office iqs trump of engaging in a criminal conspiracy and cover-up to suppress damaging stories prior to the 2016 presidential election while trump and his lawyers say that he is innocent and did nothing more than pay his lawyer. here is trump after court. >> as to bookkeeping which is a very minor thing in terms of the law, in terms of all the violent crime that's going on outside as we speak, right outside as we speak. this is a case where you pay a law year. he has lawyer. they call it a legal expense.
inciting things about the jewish people were being removed. it has been turned out that all these students are more than welcome to be on campus. jewish professors are being told they can't come in. jewish students don't feel safe. at this point, it's a mad house on campus. the lunatics are running the asylum. if she doesn't want to resign, she better do something about this. it is going from bad to worse. >> sandra: we see this police presence on your university campus during the public streets, the students are on campus very limited on how they can respond to these growing demonstrations. you suggested just a minute ago. where does this go next? how does this end? you had a very strong response to that. for the national guard? >> that police are not going to be invited on columbia's campus. we tried inviting them out to campus. all that happened was they remove some of the protesters.