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president we've had a special it comes to issues of life and death with our enemies overseas? >> mark, there's no question about that remembered former secretary of defense cia director bob gates said about joe biden with whom he served directly in the cabinet for two and half years joe biden has been wrong about nearly every major foreign policy and national security decision of the last 40 years he said that 2014 you can definitely make it the last 50 years. joe biden's and sinks are terrible. his staff's instincts are worse as political incentives right now are awful. mate worst of all he somehow has supreme overconfidence in his own abilities. yet you see what that is resulted in major wars in europe and the middle east and more aggression by china in the western pacific. a white open southa wide open se have hundreds of people will auteur watch was crossing over and migrants during lord knows webster biden's and sinks our national security and foreign policy have always been
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policing right. if you look at what happened in this incident, a member of the public has been told that they cannot go about their daily life, walk around the streets of london because of their identity and thatis london because of their identity and that is not what equality means in society. d0 that is not what equality means in socie . ,, ., that is not what equality means in socie . . society. do you as a cabinet minister— society. do you as a cabinet minister believe _ society. do you as a cabinet minister believe mark i society. do you as a cabinet. minister believe mark rowley society. do you as a cabinet - minister believe mark rowley should lose his job? minister believe mark rowley should lose hisjob? i minister believe mark rowley should lose hisjob?— lose his “ob? i personally would not to that lose his job? i personally would not to that far lose his job? i personally would not go that far because _ lose his job? i personally would not go that far because i _ lose his job? i personally would not go that far because i haven't - lose his job? i personally would not go that far because i haven't had i go that far because i haven't had the conversations with them and i do not understand what he will say to the home secretary and those conversations need to take place but i think it's important we stand by the jewish i think it's important we stand by thejewish community and other communities and say we will not stand for this, it is not what equality means in society. claire coutinho, great _ equality means in society. claire coutinho, great to _ equality means in society. claire coutinho, great to have - equality means in society. claire coutinho, great to have you i equality means in society. claire j coutinho, great to have you with equality means in society. claire i coutinho, great to have you with us for the first time and i hope you will come back to see us soon. thank you. what do you think? let us know. email us at kuenssberg@bbc.co.uk or on social use the hashtag #bbclaurak and and you can sign up now
being outspent by the president and extraordinary amount. you look on the ground everything you need to know to me as being told him this one thing they had 38 community outreach officers that were supposed to be going after people of color and sayyed is communities. they're not done seven, but what they are increasing 15 states now have election protection. directors and those officers because they're focusing on post-election legal strategy that tells you what you need to know about how they're going to raise his cabinet. >> i want it i want to start go back to one of the things i was talking about with governor pritzker& that is what happened this week in michigan rfk junior on the ballot in that critical state he kind of tried to blow it off you're not feeling that look, well, i think this is going to be an incredibly close race, and i think every democrat should be concerned and focused on on any potential third, third-party you think it's probably i think it is. i think it would be foolish for the democrats the biden campaign to not treat it like it's a problem. i think
the normie republicans or the republicans that don't feel they have the -- if they leave the top of the ticket blank, that is fine. that is my theory. but maybe i'm wrong. if you are republican. i want to be clear. i'm talking about republicans. democrats, you got to vote for joe biden. and talking about republicans. not for you. talking about the republicans. >> here's the thing. i think that a permission structure can be created. >> is there time? >> you just said it. six months is a long time. here's what i think needs to happen and i talk about this a lot. there are generals that worked for donald trump. many people in his administration or his cabinet, his own vice president who will not vote for him again. they have been clear about that. if you believe donald trump is an existential threat to democracy and then your
overcome a stellar. this life is he might. but let's just say the his his his entire cabinet including his vice president. everybody says cabinet would be more than happy to work with him again. and the next term, i cannot say that about the other candidate running because nobody in his in his cabinet from 2016 wants to be involved with him. >> do you do you think when you everyone says yeah, he is okay now, but what's it going to be like the next four or five years. but you're you're going to work for the next four or five years, you're not retiring? >> well, i'm not however, i will say we did franklin in 2022 and after 165 days of shooting for several months, i haven't worked since i took 23 off and we're going into 2,400, i must say i'm enjoying the time off.
walk a little simpler to him anthe people that i've talked to, everybody that i have say he sharpest attack. he's fired we all have an issue of memories as we get older, we forget names, sothing h's overcome a stellar life is sometimes he might but let's just say that his entire cabinet, including his vice president, everybody says cabinet would be more than happy to work with him again in the next term, i cannot say that about the other candidate running because nobody in his in his cabinet from 2016 wants to be involved with him. >> do you do you think when you everyone says yeah, he is okay now, but what's it going to be like the next four or five years? but you're you're going to work for the next four or five years, you're not requiring well, i'm not
cnn's polo sandoval joins us now from new york. so polo, what's the latest, what's happening today? >> so alex, what we continue to see our two demonstrations that show no signs of stopping here and to be clear, there are demonstrations supporting palestinian people, both on the campus of columbia diversity and off as well, which is the one that you're able to see and hear directly behind me. this is a demonstration that is essentially walked up to the gates of columbia university since access to the campus remains restricted, and they have been chanting, reading for much of the weekend. their voices, what they're trying to do is join with an encampment. what's called the gop odds of solidarity and kaag main cabin still located on the south lawn as of this hour to gamut, as you recall that it was on thursday than the nypd was called? and to assess by columbia university officials to help clear out that in cabinet and resulted in well over 100 people to be detained, arrested, and even suspended to the question is just how long will they be allowed to be there on both sides of the
faculty members have been protesting. what they describe as the university's continued financial investment in corporations that profit from israel's war in gaza cnn's polo sandoval has the details we don't want to the started on wednesday when the columbia university president minouche shafik was in washington testifying before lawmakers responding to reports of antisemitism on campus this is currently there was also a presence of not just students, but also faculty setting up tents and signs here on the campus itself. but the organizers of this event, making their message is quite clear, saying that their hope is that they will pressure columbia university to divest funds from companies connected to israel cnn has reached out to the university to address for more on not just heari investments, but also to address the allegations that have been puforwd by these organizers. >> but eventually this evolved into any cabinet, a large one at the university president declared a disturbance. so turn to the nypd he's sending them