but also they have to worry be professors holding their future in the palm of their hand is going to penalize them for being jewish. >> i apologize about this i lost audio in my inner ear piece i didn't want to say these are protests continue as more than 100 jewish students petition the administration of columbia university to attend classes virtually while these demonstrations continue and again like i said earlier, i can see a crowd behind me of about 40 pro- palestinian demonstrators but we have been noticing over the past several days the numbers will continue to swell as the day goes on for this is part of the closest vantage point will get for the remainder of the day as the nypd is about to move the press across the street that indicates to us they're expecting a large crowd out here today. back over to you. eric: but we keep your picture up and went to point out to the folks at home you've got the palestinian flag on the right. see the blue and white balloons?
superpacs as he has an 11 states. now that's not a lot of states, but it's growing at this particular point. and more than that, it's not just the number of states that's where those states are, right? arlette mentioned nevada, north carolina. how about georgia? how about arizona? these are all important key swing states. how about michigan obviously? and in wisconsin and pennsylvania where he does doesn't have the right now the signatures necessarily reach the ballot. the ballot signature threshold is very, very low. it's in the thousands and wisconsin, maine biden only won by like 20,000 votes. that's exactly right. so this is, i think why we're so interested in rfk. i don't think there's anyone who really thinks he can win the presidency. i think what a lot of people are interested in, if, okay, if it gets 5% or 6% of the vote, who does he take away from at this point, it looks like perhaps equally from both.& is there i mean, how much of his board has some fascination with the kennedy name. it's hard to it's hard to measure, but i will say that the vast majority of his comes from younger people, people who were not alive during when robert f. kennedy were alive. in fact, the people who were alive and his support is significantly lower amongst them. it's about half the
have the judge is highly conflicted thing is a mess. >> trump aired frustrations after the full jury and one alternate was picked including a female physical therapists, a woman who works for a multinational apparel company, a man who works for an e-commerce company retired male wealth manager, and a female speech therapist. this followed a dramatic start to jury selection on thursday with judge juan merchan scolding press for reporting some information contained in the juror questionnaire, including specific employers that could potentially identify jurors. this after a female in khaliji nurse was excused after saying aspects of her identity were made public, saying she could no longer be impartial. she tells the judge yesterday alone, i had friends, colleagues, and family push things to my phone, questioning my identity as a juror. i don't believe at this point that i can be fair and unbiased. the second juror dismissed is an older man from puerto rico who says he finds
fall of the soviet union? yes, there's going to be corruption. >> but our job as the united states is to help lead the free world and get our allies he lies to a place where they are more in line with western europe. >> then russia. and to allow ukraine to fall will mean that moldova and other countries in eastern europe will fall with it. and that is not good for the united states. that is not good for the world. when, as i said, repeatedly, you have a relationship and unholy alliance between china, russia, and i ran i think everyone agrees china is a threat. i think everyone agrees. i ran as a threat. russia is a threat. they are engaged in this alliance and the united states must stand firm and resolute in this moment. as i've said many times, this is not a moment to be neville chamberlain. this is a moment to be winston churchill, and that is the objective from my vantage point. that is why it is so critical nicole, that we do the right thing. the speaker is doing the right thing in this
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>> trace: they were talking about a unilateral gag order if you will earlier and wondering it seems unfair that the drones are going after the former formr president while michael cohen can do is podcast or appear on msnbc. stormy daniels can speak all she wants. it just seems like it's uneven. >> you have heard him make arguments the hu former presidet did it's an attack on his first amendment speech they know it's a strong argument they say they will take it all the way. whether that means ends up in supreme court on a constitutional issue, we will see. they have a hearing scheduled for tuesday before the jury was fully seated to talk about violations but the term defense team says it's a first a first amendment free-speech issue and they will fight it from that vantage point. >> sandra: thank you, shannon they could for joining us on breaking news we will be watching all of it of course. thank you. >> thanks, guys.
are scared and they are fearful and we've tried to talk to students who have a pro-palestinian stance but every time we tried to approach them and ask them for more details on their viewpoints they declined to speak with us. so we haven't not had that opportunity yet. but again, what we are watching right now unfold on campus, again, we can't see it from our vantage point but videos being shared from inside campus we can see students are being removed from this encampment. they pitched more than 60 tents and their goal -- >> sandra: can i jump in here after this we are watching these life pictures are these arrests being made? >> we are told the students are being detained and removed from campus. what we noticed was these protests that you will have several people who are detained but at the end communicating with police they say several end up getting released and only some of them are booked on charges. we have to see what develops