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the fire, light the torch, the big protestant this morning someone is being arrested. >> brian: it looks like because of it, is new york city. what a great city this is. >> lawrence: we don't believe what they say. they are clear what they believe. you had one professor said the resistance of the fight in hamas number less than 15,000 he would how they flipped the table. now similar on colonial state but we know the borders and the whole world. you don't need mass movements to change the world. there are radical statements from the professors, from the students, and it looks like the cops are shutting this down. >> ainsley: what did you say, 4,000 students? 4,700 that are jewish that go to columbia. and the ones that we interviewed said they are scared. >> steve: we figure out what the people are being charged with, we will bring that to you right here on "fox & friends." >> brian: in new york, they are charging donald trump and new york city subways, instagram
columbia chose to fight the fight because -- >> brian: she is suing. >> ainsley: so many friends are fighting for her country and she said, they are actually on the front lines appearance before fox news alert right outside of columbia university. it looks like the police have had enough for making right now. they decided that they will block and obstruct the traffic right there on the sidewalk. they didn't have a permit to be protesting there. it will be interesting to see what the charges will be. >> steve: a few days in jail, i hope. one of the bike racks, that is the structure as you can see, they made essentially a box where the protesters were supposed to be. that is where they were the night before they are as you can see, they had the fire appear the reason they were not on campuses because the the president of columbia was on campus and rather in washington, d.c., saying essentially, we are cracking down on this. what do they do? they stepped off of campus, like
educated about anti-semitism. >> meanwhile back on campus the students at the encampment say they will not leave until their demands are met, guys? >> brian: i would say it's a pretty significant problem. it is to in the -- thanks so much, brooke. so in the president's face to do that while she is testifying. they knew it could only get bigger. >> ainsley: she was supposed to deaf in december. she said she was traveling and she couldn't. so she watched those other presidents from the other ivy leagues and two of them had to step down. >> steve: that's right. so she learned from their mistakes. remember in december presidents from harvard and upenn who struggled with simple questions about anti-semitism if students should be punished if they called for the genocide of jews? both of them were ousted. the president of colombia learned from the mistakes. did i not realize there were 4700 jewish students on campus at colombia. and so this is one of the demonstrations last night that
judge merchan was selected for this. i didn't even know that. they handpicked them for this trial. >> steve: maybe he is the most fair trial judge in new york. >> ainsley: fair? if he were fair, he would gagged both sides. >> lawrence: his daughter was compromised. there was so much outrage in 2016 the people said, lock hillary up, and the former president said let's be bygones be bygones. the prosecutor, we don't need a system like that. he has shown more mercy to the democrats when actually credible case against them than they are showing against him. i just hope they understand what they were doing to the legal system. >> brian: write them a crazy three weeks. they have a shot of getting this done by memorial day. >> lawrence: president biden heading to philadelphia today in his third campaign stop in philadelphia this week. >> steve: jacqui heinrich from the one of the white house, hate. >> good morning to you guys.
across the northern rockies. here in new york city we have a rain in the forecast and cooler temperatures but in florida, they will set record highs. back to you. >> janice: yeah, that was amazing. you were amazing. is this what you want to do when you get out of school. >> hopefully we'll see. >> janice: is this what you want to do. >> be in front sports broadcasting. >> janice: okay fox sports you heard it here first. she was amazing wasn't she? >> steve: thank you very much, sam, for all your help. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: meanwhile, president biden heading back to pennsylvania today, heading to philly aiming to sell bidenomics. the message he got yesterday wasn't received well. [chanting hey hey ho ho bidenomics has got to go] >> steve: yep, this as nearly half of the keystone state voters say the economy is in not so good or poor shape.
school age. and then by high school. and then wean the ages of 35 and 50, if you have one allergy, you're more likely to develop additional allergies. and then after the age of 50, you tend to start to lose allergies as your immune system is not as robust. >> steve: that's my problem. i'm not over 50 yet. just kidding. so you have got some tips. people out there, one in four americans substantially impacted by seasonal allergies. you say don't wear your shoes in the house because can you bring in the stuff. wear a hat and sunglasses. use nasal filters and rinses. and avoid outdoors after storms. i never realized that thunderstorms actually aggravate pollen. i thought it washes stuff out. it doesn't, does it. >> no, it doesn't it. aggravates it, especially if there is a thunderstorm. and there have been studies looking at this that people have more allergy attacks, more hospitalizations for asthma right after a thunderstorm
racism and bigotry is happening. you know, i used to run campus reform. type in the university that your kid goes to. i'm sure there is some type of professor or some type of student organization that is allowed to do this sort of hateful demonstration. and when you have the fbi director who testified before the committee and said over 60% of the hate crimes are directed toward the jewish people, you would think we'll start doing something about it. but they are openly doing this in our country. setting fires. this is not gaza. this is not palestine. this is america. and we have people chanting death to america and setting things on fire. >> steve: that was last night. 36 hours earlier -- remember, and we talked about this yesterday, there were some google employees who were pro-palestinian who had set-ins -- sit-ins in the boss' office for 10 hours the guy who runs google cloud out on the west coast and also in the
been everywhere. if you don't like joe biden policy with israel. you are going to hate donald trump's. to hear bidenomics, that's what he spent all summer, $40 million trying to basically brand himself. >> ainsley: they are yelling hey hey, ho ho, bidenomics has to go. steve just the fact that joe biden is spending three days in pennsylvania is substantial. that's a lot of time. but, he needs the keystone state. it's part of the blue wall. part of the industrial state that helped democrats win in 2020. and, you know what? somebody who thought that he -- the problem is a lot of those problem in that crowd right there voted for joe biden and they say they are not going to vote for him in november. >> brian: they are wearing masks. that's a give away. [laughter] >> steve: somebody said they thought that he had a very good appearance. and do you know who that was? >> lawrence: who? >> steve: senator john fetterman he said quote, on x, joe biden just won another term. >> brian: okay. good. why even follow it. he knows.
region in the mid 20th century spirit a white house spokesman andrew bates did not acknowledge this discrepancy in the telling of the story when he delivered his statement for the press here and he said biden is making the case of honoring armed forces are not calling them suckers and losers against tying everything back to trump, guides. >> brian: which he allegedly said he denies or cope with the president leaves his uncle was eaten by cannibals. >> lawrence: right. >> brian: is that right? >> that is what it sounded like. >> steve: jacqui coming in the history the united states, is there any other president who would imply had an uncle invite cannibals? >> brian: can you look that one up? >> ike have to do a little research but i can certainly tr. my research this morning, i will get right back to you. >> lawrence: let's start with woodrow wilson and work our way back. thank you, jacqui.
♪ ♪ >> brian: all right 8:00 a.m. on these coast come april 18th. this remains "fox & friends." now, this story, shocking protest in new york city. it never stopped. it went through the night. just off columbia university's campus. most students after the ivy league president, by the way her reckoning on capitol hill. >> and happening today, former president trump due back in court as attorneys gear up for opening statements as early as monday. >> steve: that is right. yesterday, we told you about the pickleball dating scene. >> ainsley: forget dating app, pickleball arts are the apparently new hot spots for a young single. i can see at. >> steve: you know what, i've been trying to get lawrence. >> lawrence: knuckleball, i've changed my mind. >> steve: but now pickleball,