with harold ford jr., brian kilmeade, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. [laughs] are you happy, greg? this is the five. the squad s hamas caucus is demanding more campus chaos, while denying the threat to jewish students that jewish students face from anti-semitic mobs. the nypd busting up two more anti-israel protests, clearing out encampments at nyu and the new school. it was a less confrontational scene compared to madness at ucla and colombia, with some protesters obeying orders from the police to disperse and get out of their tents. but leave it to the squad to give cover to the mob. the radical progressive lawmakers are downplaying anti-semitism. the same to a jewish student, to a palestinian student, to everybody, that it is really important to educate yourself about what is anti-semitic, about what is islamophobic. i visited the columbia encampment last week, and they were completely peaceful. i also met wit
after having his 2020 rape conviction overturned on appeal last week. weinstein s conviction was seen as a historic milestone for the me too movement, which saw hundreds of men accused of sexual misconduct. florida s six week abortion ban has come into force, closing the door for now on the last major abortion access point in the us south. the new legislation replaces an existing 15 week law. pro choice campaigners say the ban will push an overstretched system to the brink. parliament in georgia has provisionally approved controversial new legislation, despite violent protests and clashes with police. the foreign agents law requires organisations to state whether they re funded from abroad. welcome to the programme. the student protests in america are not the anti apartheid protests of the 80s this isn t 1968, either. yes, the university of columbia, has an honoured place in the history of american protest but in previous protests, the students were in it together, thi
i have of course been watching all your coverage here, and what we have seen on the videos so far is actually the most organized and most common most professional police intervention we have ever seen on a college campus. there is not a huge collection of those, but there is enough beginning in 1968, to show how different this one is. the 1968 version, those 700 arrested students were gleefully beaten by the nypd. in those days, the police departments were going into campuses, were gleeful about the violence that they were visiting upon those antiwar protesters, and it was relentless, vicious, and cruel, and extended to the democratic convention in chicago, by investigated by police right. that s not what we are seeing tonight. our screen has been filled with what clearly do appear to be columbia student sets escorted by a police officer, both of them, the police officer and student walking very calmly to whatever that arrest destination is, what vehicle they will put those k
mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty & levin sunday. premier attorney david schoen fordavid schoenformer national r to president trump robert o brien. before we get to our great guests, let me try something so we can put this in plain english. this case in manhattan, let s pretend we had a real judge who is competent and who actually wanted to do what a judge is supposed to do. let s pretend we have a prosecutor, alvin bragg and he files a 34 count indictment against a former president who is running for president again. and let s say the president s lawyers file as they did responses to the indictment seeking dismissal, summary judgment. let s pretend i am at this hearing and i am the judge. mr. bragg has to present not his a case but i want to deal at the issue of dismissal potentially summary judgment. mr. bragg stands before me and i say mr. bragg i have read your 34 chargers i m a little confused. yes, your honor what might it be? what is the crime
mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty & levin sunday. premier attorney david schoen fordavid schoenformer national r to president trump robert o brien. before we get to our great guests, let me try something so we can put this in plain english. this case in manhattan, let s pretend we had a real judge who is competent and who actually wanted to do what a judge is supposed to do. let s pretend we have a prosecutor, alvin bragg and he files a 34 count indictment against a former president who is running for president again. and let s say the president s lawyers file as they did responses to the indictment seeking dismissal, summary judgment. let s pretend i am at this hearing and i am the judge. mr. bragg has to present not his a case but i want to deal at the issue of dismissal potentially summary judgment. mr. bragg stands before me and i say mr. bragg i have read your 34 chargers i m a little confused. yes, your honor what might it be? what is the crime