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horrified and disgusted by the anti-semitism around the campus here and condemns this speech saying it is hate speech in the strongest of terms. back out here live to give you an idea how unsafe a lot of people at columbia university and other campuses, there is a jewish professor here posted an social media he will ask for a police escort to walk around the campus. imagine how students feel. other jewish groups are calling for students and the university to speak out. >> dana: columbia rabbi warning students to stay home with extreme anti-semitism on campus. how would columbia respond if the students took over campus and caused for the genocide of other ethnic minorities? would the university's code of conduct suddenly have operative impact.
>> it's critical. according it was straight forward. no package was provided we were on the verge of russian breakthrough. >> the verge of a russian breakthrough. congressional delegation from the house, two republicans and two democrats are now right here in kiev aiming to get an exact idea of where your taxpayer dollars are going. the bill isn't there quite yet. senate has to okay that. that's set for tuesday the and then president biden has to sign it, one would imagine soon after that and the weapons can start rolling. back to you. >> dana: thank you for the update. >> martha: the supreme court hearing oral arguments on homeless encampments and how to address this crisis. whether people have a right to sleep on the streets and in the parks. it will be a very major issue when that one comes down. we'll stay on that four. plus we're waiting to see if
>> dana: you are looking at yale university. the university said that the police are coming and they are going to dismantle this tent city that they've tried to set up. they've seen some of that is happening. some of the students or whoever they are being led away in zip ties as the tents come down one-by-one there finally as the police are getting there. there is also live pictures from columbia university, where there is a march that is about to begin led by a professor, martha, led by a professor, anti-israel march at columbia university. we're watching all of that as it unfolds big time today. passover begins tonight at sundown. >> martha: the biden administration overhauling title ix regulations expanding protection for pregnant student. campus sexual assault victims and lgptq students. education secretary addressing
tensions are exploited and amplified by individuals not affiliated with columbia. do you believe that's true? >> i do believe that that's a very big part of it. but i do believe that individuals affiliated with columbia need to be held accountable as well. columbia has conditioned its students and faculty to believe that they can repeatedly violate columbia's policies without consequence and what we've seen over the last six months. now columbia's reputation is paying the price and the students and especially jewish students are paying the price. >> dana: campbell brown is a journalist for a long time and married a good friends of ours and they have two sons not in college yet but she said last night on twitter i'm on my way to israel where my two sons will be safer and feel more welcome than they would be today on the upper west side. i felt -- i felt terrible for her and wondered about that feeling of being insecure.
some of these comparisons are very good. >> martha: i do, too. think about the fact in other cases you have had police clearing the way so that students back in the 60s during the civil rights strife so that black students could go to school, right? why are these schools shutting down and in some ways acquiescing to allow the power to be these students who are protesting and to take away the rights of others to go to class? i really have a hard time understanding why that seems to be the best option here. we hear these students and we'll speak to one later poked in the eye with a flagpole which is a horrific situation. they are starting to feel physically threatened in these situations. >> dana: all of the students have to go virtual today? we know how well that works, not well at all. so i'm sure the parents are very upset and frustrated. breaking news story and we'll see what happens today and as martha mentions passover begins
every bit of this process. >> dana: the other thing that is supposed to happen today would be opening statements. we have a note from kerri kupec urbahn, our legal correspondent. she said that she doesn't think those will take too long. maybe they will even be able to get through those today. with this juror situation, we don't know for sure. we're paying attention to it as this happens and at the same time this is also unfolding as we speak. you are looking live at columbia university facing this full blown crisis as anti-israel protests ramp up on campus. now with passover set to begin at sundown a rabbi putting out a chilling warning for jewish students recommending they stay home until safety is improved. joining us now is columbia university student and it is wonderful to have you here. i know you have gone home and planning to go home for passover but you had that statement from the rabbi yesterday. how did that make you feel?
but they really would prefer we not come in because there is a certain danger to all of this. we want to make sure that everybody is safe above all. >> dana: he can't buy a break. the weather was bad in a lot of different places. i know you are a supporter of his now. what do you hear from people out there about him being stuck here when he should be campaigning in the battleground states. >> well, this is again back to the sham trial. he would be doing two rallies a day. you know that. he loves getting out and talking to real americans and people and he is campaigning on the issues. one of the reasons why this is election interference. when president trump campaigns, he talks about inflation, he talks about the border, he talks about public safety and stopping the wars and stopping the killing. these are the issues that matter to the voters and so every day that the democrats can keep him sitting in the courtroom is a win for them. so it is absolutely election
big picture, governor, if donald trump is convicted in this trial, will you still support him in november? >> if i'm choosing between joe biden and donald trump, every single day of the week, yes, i will support donald trump. i have from the very beginning. he has been someone that i have supported since 2016 because i recognize that he didn't think he was better than anybody else in the country. he wanted to serve in the office so he could fight for them every single day. >> first of all, he inherited $400 million. >> she lied so many different times there. >> it is hard to keep up with it. >> it was hard to keep up. dana did a good job. >> she will continue to support donald trump despite the stench of corruption that's around him. you look at what a judge in new york, talking about how he's a rapist, she stands behind him. you look at the fact that he's found guilty of fraud. republicans still stand behind him. you go on and on.
apparently at one point president trump nudged one of his lawyers to look at a piece of paper and whatever was on the paper and laughed and trump turned to to the other one and he nodded. talk with your lawyers to communicate. from inside the courtroom he has been looking straight ahead the whole time. they did read the transcript of that access hollywood tape. it won't be played so it had to be read by the district attorney folks in there, martha. >> martha: interesting they included that in their opening statement as well. >> dana: it was a heck of a monday morning to get us started on a busy week. we have you covered with all of the breaking news from the universities across the country dealing with anti-semitism and, of course, the trump trial. martha, thank you. see you at 3:00. here is harris.
but the people in south dakota will decide what their laws look like. >> i can have an opinion and i can i can weight forward and i can look at the science and what we've learned about babies and the woman and if believe that we should protect life, but i think that our law today is what south dakota wants and they'll continue to have that debate and i'll continue to follow through on my role, which is to make sure the will of the people people is enforced. you think there should be exceptions for rape and incest, for example and i think that every stacy is going to look different. >> that would be different. the dana is that i've constantly locked in. we rely in south dakota and the fact that i'm pro-life and we have a law that says that there's an exception for the life of the mother, and i just don't believe a tragedy should perpetuate another tragedy. i believe in taking care of mothers that are in a crisis situation and that we should be a locking alongside i'd them giving them all the information on the best information they can make before they have to be put in a situation where an abortion is the only option that they have so i'll continue to do that and love others and families through these situations, recognizing that they are often