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♪ >> todd: president biden criticizing his rival, donald trump, as not being the best candidate for the working class. but, just days after trump visited workers at chick-fil-a joe biden taking a play to meet with workers at local gas station. >> back, back, right now, back. no, back. >> tyrus is a fox nation host and fox news contributor and he joins us now. tyrus, what do you think about president biden's trip to the gas station he? bought sandwiches for construction workers. >> that's amazing. that's amazing. how did that go? do we have more footage of him talking with everybody and shaking hands and answering questions and stuff? i mean, it's just -- just unnatural. i praise him for the effort but it's just unnatural lately to see him interact with people because it's so controlled. it's like watching a poor production of like public
seniors came out onto the lawn and had a celebration of sorts. they shut that down and took them 10 minutes to do it. everybody was gone. but today, this protest went on hours and hours and administrators and public safety stood by and let it happen. >> todd: a great contrast. let's listen to the president's testimony and specifically anti-israel chance on campus, watch. >> doctor, as president of columbia, what is it like when you hear chants by any means necessary or into part of revolution? do these champ os violate columbia's rules? >> i find those champs incredibly distressing and profoundly i wish people would not use them on our campus. >> todd: but do they violate the rules is the question? you watch yesterday and did you hear anything from that or the president's answer to give any jewish students and parents any
nominee off the campaign trail. listen. >> alvin bragg himself refused to prosecute the case until donald trump decided he was running for president. we can all see exactly what this is about and what the goal of this is. of course it is to keep donald trump from the campaign trail pure they want him sitting in a court room in new york city. they were going ahead to throw it out there to tarnish his name even further if they can with american voters. >> the former president is required to attend every day of his trial, which is projected to run through june. he says he thinks the effort to keep him confined to the courtroom will actually backfire and have "the reverse effect." trump will make campaign stops in new york like harlem to state and elsewhere during the we can hold his rallies on the weekends, guys. >> todd: we will see if he is right come november, brooke, thank you. cnn weighing in on this, watch. >> to my liberal friends out there, all you are doing is
it is an unfortunate situation. it is unfortunate the secretary of defense lloyd austin and the biden administration based on lackluster and gaining support for israel. >> carley: it is a very unique and on certain time. derek, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, carley. >> carley: taught over to you. >> todd: taking over the columbia university campus by setting up flares and chanting for the death of prime minister benjamin netanyahu pair of the demonstrations happen hours after columbia university faced lawmakers and chastised for failing to stop anti-semitism on campus. >> despite claims otherwise, columbia's leadership refuses to enforce their own policies and condemned jewish hatred on campus creating a breeding ground for anti-semitism and hotbed of support for terrorism from radicalized faculty and students. >> todd: jonas, columbia university and editor in chief of columbia sundial joins me now.
where i am disparaged by a new ceo with divisive views come from the very problems at npr cited in my free press essay. his old speaking yesterday as well i'm a watch." how do we look holistically and make sure we are entering a wide range of perspectives and views? i think another piece of that is making sure active and robust wide variety of perspectives so those conversations are being had. by giving people the ability to feel as though those conversations are creating a culture where those conversations are welcomed. those are incredibly important priorities in order to be a service to the widest number of people. >> todd: active and robust, the president of district media group and fellow at the independent women's forum and beverly joins us now. nothing says quite active and robust funded by your taxpayer dollars, mind you. more or less forcing out the one guy who tried to start say
young black men and if enough of them vote come november, it could have implications. >> carley: donald j. trump. the middle initials are getting highlight action. what does the a dam for stephen a. smith? okay, we conclude with that. chicago residents furious as the windy city consider spending $70 million on migrant care. >> vote no and put that money back and opioid settlement funds. we need that money in my neighborhood! >> malcolm i won't put $1 millin in one neighborhood. >> todd: it is an important appointment in the meantime npr whistle-blower who called out the company for its liberal bias has quit his job and old post by speaking it and wait until you hear what she says. district media groups will talk about that. she joins us next. ♪ ♪
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[cheers and applause] [chanting] >> todd: a fox news alert, anti-approach raging into the night with columbia university campus after the university's president forced to face the music in a house hearing pier that looks a lot different when i went to college. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a thursday morning and i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, closing its doors to the public has hundreds gathered for demonstrations. only student with a valid i.d. allowed in. live with the details on this story, good morning. >> good morning, carley, todd appeared 24 hours, hundreds of students at columbia university with a human cane around the cas calling gaza solidarity in canton. to show support for palestine
they never found the body because it used to be -- there were a lot of c cannibals. >> his plane was lost owe over the open ocean. he was not eaten by wit cannibat would seem. >> i did some researching turns out it was and island. the plane wasn't discovered but his uncle was tied down by little people. and he actually discovered the aisle of lily foot. really historic moment. again, this is what the american people are seeing. it's a great story. it's not his. he is making up stories. but you can't ask him a follow-up question either. it's a really sad thing to do. >> todd: island corn pop. >> carley: we thank his uncle for his service. >> todd: fox now. >> carley: there you have it. >> steve: thank you very much, todd and carley.
controversy in the entire organization she would have taken the time. also on the truth point that you mentioned, here is a ted talk the new ceo gave in 2022 before she became ceo. watch. >> perhaps for the most tricky disagreements, seeking the truth and seeking to compensable others of the truth might not be the right place to start. in fact, our reference for the truth might be a distraction that is getting in the way of finding common ground and getting things done. one of the things we can all acknowledge is part of the reason we have such oreos chronicles to the human experience in all forms of culture is because we acknowledge there are many different truths. >> todd: incorrect! there was one truth and for an organization that is supposed to be presenting unbiased facts to their listeners, that should be