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committees, basically the people who are in the room for these most confidential briefings who are getting a real and full assessment of the landscape overseas. they also -- mike johnson heard from people like congressman max miller, who in a republican study meeting earlier this month, gave a very tearful account of how his -- the majority of his family was killed in the holocaust and that without support from the united states, you know, ultimately, it could have been a very different story. he saw parallels to the situation in ukraine. there was a confluence of factors that pushed mike johnson over the edge, to not longer just be a congressman representing his state but be the speaker of the house representing the country. >> donny, the contribution to ukraine became really politically contentious this last go-around. it passed. today, it's a victory for biden and what he sees as the national interest of the united benefit,
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but the administration is not taking action -- pete: answer that question. why is it happening in on a, in a major american city? >> you know, this is the not isolated to columbia, and this is also a not isolated to a post-october. th -- 7th world. this has been happening for a long time. there's two factors at play here. there's the institutionalization of anti-semitism where professors and leadership have allowed this to go on for so long, they've turned a blind eye. they've called it free speech that is context-dependent. and then there is the culture of anti-semitism on campus where professors are encouraging and participating in these demonstrations. and the students don't feel safe because they, you know, not only do they have to go to class and worry about the person sitting next to them calling for their death -- pete: their destruction. >> -- but also they have to or worry that the professor who is totaling -- holding their future in the palm of their hand is going to penalize them for being
prepared to have a throwdown on a motion to south korea candidate his position as speaker -- vacate. kayleigh: i think democrats will never vote on the border security funding. and he said last night one of the keys for him was the fact that a this was the only way to get aid through for israel. it was unpalatable for democrats to ever pass anything israel stand-alone, so this had to go forward in order to protect the national security of our country in his calculation. pete: i guess. [laughter] i've herald that. i have heard that. you know, i feel like -- yeah. he's dealing with a lot of factors that a morning show host isn't dealing with, so i get that. but you'd love to stand your ground, make your statement and say, hey, we support israel. we're going to put the bill forward. you don't want to deal with it? we'll fight that out in the media. here's our border bill. i know it's not that simple, but that's certainly what people expected. kayleigh: that is the saw sausage making of the legislature.
>> yeah, i had some material on my instagram that was pro- palestinian and i think that invited, unfortunately, a lot of hatred. some of it was a valid academic position or ideological position but a lot was unfortunately plain islamophobia and plain racism. i think the pressure of that hatred campaign definitely played a role in the university's decision and i am sure multiple factors were at play, but i would say that's possibly one of the biggest. >> i'm sure you saw this friday, the situation continues to spiral out of control. you had the usc, announcing it would eliminate all outside speakers, including john chu, the director of "crazy rich asians," billie jean king, citing the circumstances now surrounding the event.
no in the referendum today. could ou tell no in the referendum today. could you tell us — no in the referendum today. could you tell us why — no in the referendum today. could you tell us why now _ no in the referendum today. could you tell us why now because - no in the referendum today. could you tell us why now because ecuador did not have the same level of violence as its neighbours, so how has that situation changed now? true, one of the things which is heartbreaking when you talk to people in ecuador is that this was once a tranquil cousin —— my country, very touristy but now everyone has to respect violence. they have said even going out for coffee or food, they are looking over their shoulders because of the increase of gang violence. a number of factors triggered thus, one because ecuador is located between peru and colombia the biggest producers of cocaine. and it sports mean it is a hotspot for exporting that drug to europe and the us where demand is growing. anotherfactor was in the pandemic years,