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rattle off like 10 republican faculty out of 4000 off of the top of your head? >> i could, actually. we have two of our fellows from our institute for global politics your former trump -- >> let me ask you another question. >> what is the number of republicans on the faculty have to do with anti-semitism? we're going to get to that. the congressman asking the question there clearly did not like the president shafik could answer his question. it didn't fit the narrative that he was trying to establish. a narrative other republicans tried to cement with questions like these. >> can you explain why the word folks is spelled folx throughout this guidebook? is this how columbia university spelled the word folks? >> no. >> what does a student group spelling the word folks with an x to be gender inclusive, what
the fire, light the torch, the big protestant this morning someone is being arrested. >> brian: it looks like because of it, is new york city. what a great city this is. >> lawrence: we don't believe what they say. they are clear what they believe. you had one professor said the resistance of the fight in hamas number less than 15,000 he would how they flipped the table. now similar on colonial state but we know the borders and the whole world. you don't need mass movements to change the world. there are radical statements from the professors, from the students, and it looks like the cops are shutting this down. >> ainsley: what did you say, 4,000 students? 4,700 that are jewish that go to columbia. and the ones that we interviewed said they are scared. >> steve: we figure out what the people are being charged with, we will bring that to you right here on "fox & friends." >> brian: in new york, they are charging donald trump and new york city subways, instagram