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>> we have leading candidate for president being forces to take time off campaign trail for an invented legal theory which has never seen the light of day in a courtroom, this is outrageous. >> drusm will be in a new york city courtroom every day for trial, expected to last 6 to 8 weeks. >> thank you, brian. >> trump is stuck in a new york city courtroom, instead of campaigning, a "new york post" op-ed argues that trial is by design and labelings biden's run as a presidential champagne. not like the drink but a sham had. he is getting a warm welcome, no matter where he goes bhrk h. like when he stopped at a bodega in new york.
>> we have leading candidate for president being forces to take time off campaign trail for an invented legal theory which has never seen the light of day in a courtroom, this is outrageous. >> drusm will be in a new york city courtroom every day for trial, expected to last 6 to 8 weeks. >> thank you, brian. >> trump is stuck in a new york city courtroom, instead of campaigning, a "new york post" op-ed argues that trial is by design and labelings biden's run as a presidential champagne. not like the drink but a sham had. he is getting a warm welcome, no matter where he goes bhr. like when he stopped at a bodega in new york.
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[chchanting you're on the wrong side of history] >> brian: no, this isn't gaza. this is yale. fox news alert. right now you are looking live at the campus of yale university where police are swarming the campus. they are chanting right now as you hear there has been hundreds of students protesting israel at yale. anti-israel protest plague colleges and universities across the country all while jewish communities begin to celebrate passover. our next guest witnessed the anarchy firsthand on columbia university's campus that pushed today's classes online they say for their safety. one was nearly burned after a protester lit his american flag on fire. here to discuss it are columbia university students alicia baker and andrew parker stein. andrew, it was you saturday night. what happened? >> basically a bunch of jury students to respond to encampment. we sang songs of peace on the
more than biden. but the biden people. >> ainsley: do you believe that? >> brian: i don't know this poll is something we sanctioned. we thought it hit our marks. but, the thing is, if you break down the categories, there is like nine categories, only 2 biden does better than trump. on all the individual, including leadership, effectiveness, comparing the administration, it's all trump. >> lawrence: i think the democrats are more concerned. and you don't have to take my word for it. look at the kennedy family. coming out there unsolicited to make it known, hey, he is our brother. we love him. but, we're all in for biden. >> ainsley: right. >> brian: all right. i'm going to read again? >> ainsley: yeah. >> brian: this is not a good story. heart break in chicago. a young officer shot and killed heading home from his shift just days before his 31st birthday. the growing impact of soft on crime policies. and law enforcement in the eye of the storm. >> officer was a victim of the type of crime that he was working against to keep people safe in this city.
iraq, as well. >> brian: columbia anticipated this and told kids not to come to school. y yale, they are chanting for the palestinian cause various chants. >> ainsley: they brought pillows and prepared to stay in tents. >> brian: i don't know how many are students. today talking to students from columbia that are jewish, they do not feel safe going to class. they are both juniors. >> ainsley: they were on columbia campus singing songs of peace and they got hateful remarks back from protesters, they called them imbred, they said f israel, we don't want z zionists here. >> lawrence: they are doing this online, they cannot protect the