large of jurors currents and author of the book the crisis of zionism. another hour of velshi begins now. now. good morning, it s sunday oo may 5th. many republican lawmakers have spent the weekend in sunny florida where the gop held its annual spring retreat this year. some of them will have to face the bleak situation that faces them on capitol hill. thousands of her presenters will be back in session tomorrow. there is one big issue hanging over their heads. marjorie taylor greene is continuing to bow to force a vote to oust the speaker of the house, mike johnson, which she intends to bring in the floor in the coming days. if you didn t already know, marjorie taylor greene is big matt that johnson worked with ha democrats to negotiate the passage of some major bills, particularly the latest package of foreign aid that includes $60 billion for ukraine. aid to ukraine has become a ne contentious point for many republican members, driven in no small part by donald trump s o
rachel: it is the 9a.m. hour of fox & friends weekend starting with this: anti-israel protests taking over college campuses, and at george washington university genocide joe superimpose pd over the giant american flag. pete: plus, not so funny if. politico asks why late night shows won t roast joe biden. of we ll see if we can guess why. will: and hold your horses. janice dean is live from the kentucky derby where she s going to try a $1,000 mint julep. is it worst the price? going to find out in the final hour of fox and friends weekend. you ve got your hands up, you re rocking in my truck you got the radio on, you re singing every song muck. pete: i ve got my guess on this one already, i think. this is a skyline, america, if you re ott not paying attention and listening to the music, look up. my guess i think i m going to be wrong here, but my guess is going to be indianapolis. will: really? pete: i think i m wrong. but i usually like my chances. rachel: i, i, i
a trojan horse, perhaps, i ll michael smerconish in philadelphia this week, the university of southern california, where nearly 100 arrests have been made him, it s protests since the university canceled its muslim valedictorian speaker announced it was now canceling its main stage commencement ceremony next month they cited insufficient time to carry out, quote, new safety measures it s the latest most high-profile ramification of the surge of pro-palestinian protests disrupting campuses all across america students saying they have a right to free speech. jewish students saying that speeches often anti-semitic so what is the current reaction or protesters, the modern day greeks who use the deceptive tactic to enter the campus and defeat the trojans. may, i m sympathetic to the university presidents and administrators who now have to engage in a difficult balancing act. campuses have become the staging ground for america s growing divide over supporting israel as it retalia
john: anti-israel protesters taking to the streets as college campuses are now in full blown crisis mode. we are awaiting an update from the white house on how the administration is responding to the protests as more are spreading against stomach across the country on john roberts in washington, sandra, every day this week the same thing. sandra: it continues to grow. we are covering it i am sandra smith in new york, john, this is america reports so far over half of the top 50 universities in the country have seen protests just for the last week and it is growing by the day. john: fox team coverage starting now on how this is impacting biden s reelection a chance. sandra: let s get to alexis mcadams live at new york university for a alexis what are you seeing at nyu today? hey, sandra and john come out at nyu we have not seen any protesters just yet though we know there are some planned events throughout this afternoon. we want to keep with you at nyu show you wha
it s not an observation, op ed, it is the presiding judge formalizing that they have gone through the process with total fairness to the defendant, even losing some jurors which i can tell you about today as well, but we have our jury. that s after just three days of jury selection. 12 new yorkers are now on this jury sworn in to decide the fate of donald trump and i can tell you as a legal fact that these 12 people will hear the evidence and then make a decision and if one of them becomes somehow unavailable or unable to continue their duties, an alternate will step up into that box of 12 and continue on. there are precedents and practices here, which is why they have substitutes. they ve been through this before. it s not just 12, if somebody fashion falls away, it goes away. they ll pick the alternates. five women, seven men in the 12. we do know their professions. we re not disclosing additional information about these individuals. that s why as well you see anonymous jur