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This is absolutely unacceptable. All students should feel safe when when they are on campus. All students have the legal right to feel safe on campus. 15 days campus in existence and finally break it up. Six of these people have been permanently banned from the campus. I dont know if they will follow through it with it columbia they said if you are still in the encampment suspended. Imagine going nine tenths of a year Ivy League School and getting to the finals and then deciding im going to get a sleeping bag and stay in an pickup tent for an area of the world i knew nothing about three weeks ...

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This as a gambit, the risks of pursuing this strategy of throwing dirt on james comey, because they could get hard evidence down the line. help me understand what this legal team is trying to do under the leadership of rudy giuliani. >> it is a gambit, that's the word i would use. generally defense attorneys do not want to submit their client to an interview. that's the default rule, because it's just so perilous. there are exceptions to this case. for example, if the government assures you that your client has no criminal liability whatsoever, then maybe you can sit them down for an interview...

There is no o, it's called fighting back. the point i have here is obstruction. if that's all they come up with, and there's no crime except for obstruction, but there's no underlying crime whether it's money laundering or collusion or anything like that, should they go ahead with it? >> i think it depends on the level of proof they have, how convinced they are that there was obstruction, and what the impact the obstruction had on the investigation. we remember pat fitzgerald who renato worked with on the libby case, talked about throwing dirt in the umpire's eyes. if the obstruction was signi...