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>> trace: more than one dozen pro- palestinian protesters were arrested at stanford university after breaking into and occupying the campus presidents office, demanding stanford stop doing business with companies that support israel. let's bring in a veteran of israel special operations, counterterrorist unit aaron cohen and rabbi chaim mentz. rabbi, to you first, i want to play some sound of the stanford protests. you can listen to some of the genting. >> and autonomy is group of stanford students are occupying the president's office in light of the ongoing genocide in gaza. >> trace: yeah. a...

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Ahead with thoez pose policy re. >> thank you very much, mr. whittaker. we will be watching this as we discuss -- we haven't seen a poll yet, after this attack, but that will be interesting to see how the public is reacting to this on a national level. back to you, john. >> okay, chris, thank you. for more on the manhunt as well as the investigation, we are joined by security expert aaron cohen, former member of the counterterrorist unit. why was a failed asylum seeker with amri's background walking on the streets and how many other anis amris are out there waiting to get behind the wheel? >> ...

Despite reports that the driver being a refugee were wrong, far right leaders are casting blame on merkel for the attack. >> aaron cohen is with us. he's a former member of israel's counterterrorist unit. thanks for being with us. law enforcement can't track anyone. you have a failed asylum seeker, facing deportation. links to a known isis recruiter. he had been under surveillance. they thought pe he was involved with a burglary. >> this is not just a face in the crowd. this is somebody who german authorities were looking at. it's not just german authorities. there's so many countries across e...