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joly, j.d. pavlik and greg g gutfeld. it'sit's 5:00 in new york city at six. you want happy greg?e yo u has "the fi. >> death squads hamas caucuss ca is demandinguc more chaos whilet denying the threat to jewish students t that jewish studentsm face from anti-semitic mobs. the nypd up two more anti-israel protests clearing encampments at nyu and the new school. it was a less confrontational scene compared to madness at uclmpared ta and columbia, we protesters obeying orders, and the police to disperse and get out of their tents. but leave it to the squad to give cover to the mob. the radical progressive lawmakers are downplaying anti-islamssiv autism. is >> my message is the same to a jewish student, to a palestiniastudent,n student.

to everybody that it is really to educate yourself about what is anti-semitic, about what? >> islamophobic. i visited the columbia encampment las>> ibit and they c completely peaceful. i also metef with so-called pro israel students when i there just to hear about the anti-semitism that they have experienced . and they told me it has beenn ol minimal. it has been overblowown byn by e media. >> oh, my god. what if thisge jeani thinks that anti-semitism is overblown? >> maybe they should help clean up one of these encampments which are littered tonsgraf of anti-semitic graffiti and hate filled posters? >>fi the nypd discovering these signs in nyu property whicht slg bear terrorists terrorist slogans like death to israelanse and death to america, and jewish students at stanforrd

snapping this disturbing photo of a man, a hamas headband on campus. the white house is dismissing criticism that biden played both sides of the card after the president called out both islamophobia and anti-semitism. >> lately, we've been seeing a lot of vile anti-semiticcampus rhetoric on campuses. doesk islamophobia is just as big of a problem on campus as anti-semitism? >> the president's always going to call oualways gt all forms oe always. it is our it's part of who were. are. as as we talktry about our freedom and our democracy, to disagree and agre e each other even. about this war. >> all right , katie thell out president is going to call out all forms of hat ae, irrespectie of the fact that we're in an inflection pointt , anti-semitim in this country. and there's no claims right now of islamophobie isa here. >> why do you think you t the president is doinghi that? i

woll, he is really worried about losing michigarrn and tlao part of the squad. democrats like to say the squad doesn't have a lot of influencae far left in the party, but she is the one who has been driving thise is t movement against joei and he's very worriesd about not being able to get these votes in november. but i want to focus in onovemben some of the comments that jamaal bowman, congressman, made. >> for example, he saidti-say the anti-semitism, which is just racism, is minimals . well, are we now going to accept a minimal amountg to a of racism according to that standard? i mean, this is not minima?l. te >> what we are seeing here. and the reason why the squad is so focuseas isocused od on tn the israel u.s. relationship is because it's tarica, good relationship for america. >> and of course, they don't like this country doy it standst and the foundation of it. andand so when you move forwar. and how this is going to work, this is going to get worse, because democratoingo ges in 20 tolerated a lot of this violence. they're tolerating a lot of it ating a t of iw. and when they sayef they're peaceful and i was

in an encampmentul, they it by definition is a violent place to be because are taking over property that is not theirs. and they're blocking people from gettin areg in and e of it. they're blocking police officers. and it's always interesting to watch 's alway them break all ofe into the rules they know are there. >> and then when the police come bre in, break up their illl occupation of a public space whilillegae, they're going after jewish students and rapping george washington in hamas paraphernalia that they're then the victims and they can no longer function in normal society. >> you know, greg, it really is stunning that jamaal bowman, a congressman, wouldout an actually come out and say the media is overblownd or not, you know, this anti-semitism. it's spoken to these students. >> it's shocking. >> ggalmost as if he's accusin the media of pulling some kind of alarm, like a fire alarm. >> maybe that's what i was getting at. this truly, though, its gettin movement and that it's one long, steaming pilvement, e of .

this is the worst protestth in american history. o >> and i'm still trying to figure out why. it strikesfi me as so physically repulsive. so ugly. >> and i was thinking about it. when you have an a ideologbout y that encourages the execution of and also non females, where you can say obviously that this is bad, it's brutal, it induces suffering. >> but there's anotherering bu t to that evilness. it's the intent, the pleasure,le the absolute certitude that causes thosasure, e acts to happen. and on campus, we aren't seeingg people being murdered. >> we aren't seeing people being executed. but what you are seeinbut whg a seeds of the ideology that are being planted. >> when you look at th wheneoices, and hear the voices, you can hear that. you can hear y the the blindma. dogma, the hate. and this is why it's so comical when they equate anti-semitic. ism and islamophobia, because it doesn't you're not seeing

jews do this. it helps answer the question why these protesters seem so ugly. they seem aimless, yet they're angry. they seem deadly. certai th but they're still ignorant. >> they seem energetic but deeply unwel seem endeeplyl >> like they have a lot of energy, but they look sickly. and i believe that's because they're physically and spiritually sick. >> because they're operatingog from a punitive ideology. >> they don'y.t wish to creatent anything but to destroy. and their ugliness, therefore,eg isn't just physical. it reflects the ugliness of their soul. but it's notline . ation of it's an iteration of marxismelen that the worst elements of ats religious dogma because at its base, it's not about allah, it's about power. and what they're doing is they happen to align themselves with witmselveh a of people upsn about something and this is why they haven't about it. they don't care.

all it is is about their rage toward the misery that they experience in their own lives. >> you know, harol d, one of the disturbing things that they t thd on the nyu campuse nyu was these, you know, postersca say, you know, let repression breed more resisting and, you know, death to america. now,u campus. >> so it's you know, it started out as pro-palestinian. thens it went to anti-semitic, then it went to destroy israel. nothenw it's death to america. >> how far? it's unacceptable. >> look at this.i this i have a lot of democratha friendve as and i s and have a t of republican friends. none of my democrat friends are believers likef my. congressman bowman, the kinds of things he was saying, i don't think it's not a serioui don't s that i believs he's taken. i certainly don't equate taken that with with my party to we've said it. i don't understand the people who are protesting. . would have respect

i can understan congressman boehner respected what he was saying. ifnd, whats saying, if he said,e the kid not to be violent, urge kids not to be hateful and not to threaten and try to intimidate jewishto. they have every right to protest. but he didn't say that which but he did thah is alarming on a big level. >> no one's saying to hamasexcet accept the deal. secretary blinken's in the region t deal. they have a good deal on the table to get the hostages release and to gain a ceasefirte . >> i don't see any one of thes e protests now saying we wantafir a ceasefire.anyone ie because wc concerned about gazans and we're concerned about palestinians. to greg'on about s, they've taken on a whole nother regime of ideas. >> w i mean i think we talkedda about yesterday who people are saying except change accept the climate deal that's going before congress. o thes >> we do a disservice to these kids, to the kids who arewhe paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to go to school at these universitieso firm with these people out here. >> if you believe so firmly in storming the things you're protesting, organizedly h around, issues one candidates for office vote in elections. >> but deny kids any, kid

opportunity. kids who go to school who aren paying hundreds of thousands of dollars an opportunity to be alloatedop and. finally, cops should be allowed on these campuses real soon. there should be no. we've seen what has happened. it's little brian. we ahe're textin g and fortouht an about an episode of one of the schools on the west coast. and it's, you know, it's -- it's some argue that you don't want to do it. i think you have to pu u havet policeossibl and law enforcement on campus as quickly as possible to secure students or give students a sense of security. jesh studeh itngton unewis is my my sister is atha george washington university and has concs concerns about hen safety there as a freshman. >> so and she's not jewish notcr and she fears foner her safety r is concerned about her safety. she is her classmates who are jewish as well. >> you know, brian, they havele called some of the law students at columbia have called forf a of the exams because of trauma. >> but, you knowe exams caus i h about how it was such wusses. >> they are compared to 17 year olds who go into the idf, start carrying weaponsd star, ft

for people's lives. these american kids and a lot of them aren'tan , they're just wusses. yeah. i mean, some of the quotes, sses.e quotese have witnessed, my dear revoke was shaken manynh of us on the review. we know this has to be the same fo of ourajorityis classmates. the events of last night has left many of us shaken and our peer and ours. okay, best of luck, guys. i can't wait to hear my verdict when in my life, something likei one thing i get. >> you've been very kind. congressman jamaal bowman is lying. he's not telling the truth. there's no way you could be talkingg th. say, i haven't talked to jewish kids. they don't feel threatened. we've ha reatenedwe have d five of them on the show that greg does not like. that morning show boxing friendt likes. other >> so we've had him on and weecc have talked to them. i have him on radio. then he gives me the other kidsd who have specific to out how they're being threatened. y so why would you say that and put yourself in such a position to be easily disputesuch ad, whh is mcadams probably did. >> 15 of them lied. how do you what is it like?go hm what? my parents want me to come home. i refuse to. i refusee, re to give in to it. was f now, the last one was a fouror

to me at nyu. mbia, so. so that's what i like. he's troubled by 20 points in the primaryt live. why would he go more radical than he is right now? larry krasner out blames? the cops that horrible day on philadelphia. he says how could the columbia call the cops after a peaceful demonstratioration?n? to me, this coward, i think you're giving them the samea mi credit. >> i give you the these guys. you know, i've been saying that said the opposite of an issue about this statement in the credit finish. . >> i'm just saying the people that also have a civil rights going against the vietnam war, you know. >> exactly. that's you know, that was authentic. thentic.i don't think. yeah, but i don't believe this is authentic. i don't reallys text to get rea you guys really text back and forth when it makes your sholl >> harold what i wish i could help really talk about is udge jea, but all i'm saying is they're not being these guys. they're not being peaceful. n protest about whatever you want. as long as you're peaceful, you don't threaten people, intimidatepeacefulnd dt threat e of this, coming out. >> so coming up, anti-israel protesters reach new levels.

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>> it looks like the giants running game. it looks like d-da looksy. iots but for dummies or for idiots anti-israel mob charging at cops at portland state university, bursting from the campus library with garbage cans from th only to be quickly shu down by the copsco. >> but that's at all the brazen stupidity before cops shut down the uclay. gaza encampment. we did that.wa we watched that live in the morning. tch th in the bil but pollution getting his hands on a list of their demands. they want to be revolutionaries asking of th for vegan and glutn free food. zip tiesd, shields, epipens. you know, they have balance, blood. but i think it's to prevent a septic shock. ut ask and it's not just divestment from israel that they're asking for pro-hamas studentsin. they're also demanding a buffet of left wing policies. >> given the fact that the university of california founded on colonialism, it's a violent institution that perpetuates war abroad.ence

>> we demand that you support the pentagon and its mob in palestine, chicago and beyond as well , plementi implementing a community accountable program of reparations. thisommunall accounta band and bcb expanded employer sponsored housing decarbonizing and reducing emissions by 50% by 2030. >> this happening is real, but i don't even know wherewitht to go with thihis. anthony barrett, you just called. you can take the math. so if anybody agreesu can take it's incredible what we're seeing now that.are >> their list of demands are out. plywood was also used. i saout, pw they had a little mm center, harold, where people can go in if they had a bruise oedicwhere per, a scran get back dean and the proper lotion to put underneath, well. putting it back in as well. >> so what do you think about now that we know more about them, do you start to think that they're maybou stt e the cutting edge of the next generation of would be american navy? >> well said. the i a professor on today from nyu and he moaning the factk

i think was on our network or even among the fac thatt police are being called onto campuses to break violent protests. he goes we have a right to protest. does have a right to protest. but you nevetest. r to vandalize or write, to be violent again.chie >>in i also add that they force the police chief into a building because he was worried his welfare. loo >> sorry, go ahead. no, no, look, there's this is this is so laughable.e, >> but it's ther be are peopleut are actually saying theseuse it things and on and we're covering it because it's really happenin'sg people who actually want a new economy and want a new economy from the standpoint that we want an economy that is not reliant on fossil fuelt relians. you can agree or disagree with that. people who want more housingor g for professors and teachers, you can agree or disagree with that. >> but when you couch itthis box and wrap it in this box here, it's not only that serious it's -- it's it's -- it's something it's not going to get take tn seriously by anybody that can actually be a part of changing the universityto chicago that did this or to not

get look they have every right to do i think one in >> bk right. will thin >> i mean it's haiti. president biden is worried about losing is their votes.vot. look, the universities deserve that. >> they're getting with this. they're the ones who have cultivated this one, ul saying that you should spend hundreds of thousands of dollarsd spen on phds about s marxist theory. and now you're seeing itnow youy out. and while a lot of this is very seri talked about in the first block, i have never th more thanwn emoji i have over the past week to describe these people who are demanding vegan and gluten free food. no uten-fre, of course, because that would be like, what are you saying? bagels is no bagels for. hey de them bananas. no, i'm that's it's like and then they demandmaings tha r things that they actually want. re and it's like guys, amateurs if you're going to have a revolution, you got to bring your own supplies. and i know you tal ies.k i it ready to go. >> i know you talked about this last night, but there is some good news. t here the country of iran is offering

scholarships. shiraz university. ihow they got a great soccer team. so, i mean, do you think they so many people should go right., shiraz? this >> yeah. no, no, this is alis alll pure shallow virtue signaling. who would have thought that? like shieldso woul made of plass garbage cans wouldn't be effective? woe everly, none of thesticans took shop class. evers so usedthese guy to having their demands catered that they nor w expect actual catering. now, they better hope that doesn't require resumes for those barista openingst req >> but if i were, you know,bout i guess what bugs me most about it is like lik we said bee when they cite trauma. >> yeah, this is a slap in thevm face to the families of the victims of october seven. sright.i were t if i were a cop or if i were the police department and wewoud were arresting these people, i would have the cell set up a video playing that hour long documentary of the brutalities of that day and force themorce to witness the true brutality

had them sit alone in a cell of listening to that, as well as tapes of victims parents talking about theiim's par r or missing children. >> i'd also get countless videosso of iranian leaders and other muslim leaders giving very specific instructions on what they would do to and adulterer or adulterers becausdoe they need someone orhr something to burst their entitled bubble usedollege to be colleges. did that remember you went to college to gain t a experiena to learn about the world. now it's designed to protectrn,u from the world so you can sitth there with your poisonous thoughtswiisonou and. as you noticed, majority of them women write, angry women who have allowed themselves to go to pot. so you have to look at their clothes. verylose. miserable. >> will they get out of this? i don't know. i got a go girl moment. e in c >> no.ol hey, judge, i remember a time in college when the problem wa le were sd people studying because it happened too good a time. >> you're partying too much. get back to workof now. what now? what do you say to your kid? i'd rather a kid show a lacky rm

discipline in partying too much. they come home and tell me i made a garage shielde and telr a garbage bag shield and charge that i drove the car judge j. gb and that's what i was talking about in the earlier block when- i was talking about the fact that these woods wouldn't know what it's to be in the idf to pick up ainn ar-15 and actually have to go to war. i mean, you know what else are asking for asking the regime for the morning after tel i mean sleeping with that. yeah i got and then i'd climb>> they won't jud change your forma and if you look at the litternd and how they trash the environment these these kids are clueless spoiled, a leaders stupid hypocrites. t> okay and that's jus starters. e >> i want to say one more thing, okay? is thag. >>t had it? >> yes, yes, yes.>> here's the truth. sathey that they're traumatizing these wusses because i don't want to say the othewantr and ty can't. >> well, i will say it>> i briaf in the break. okay. in the break that theye ex can't can't take exams. think about the thousands

of other kidamout thnds who wors to pay for tuition, whose parent tos sprayed so that they could go to these schools who are trying to studg y amid the music and the cursing and the crazy antics that'ss gon going on.g they're trying to stud.y. they're the ones who are being intimidated and they have the right to be protected. and these guys are they're upset because of plansd. et come are on campus because they're creating a row. and finall cy, the majorityd kis of these kids are good kids. and i think we should sa ay it e haven't said it enough. >> i mean, there are a lot of good kids. these are freaksood and don't kw why aren't even students? >> j, 50% of them't are fighting back with their american flags and they're tauntingeards be bae up university in north carolina at ole miss, ole miss, western, brown, rutgers and university of minnesota all have given in. yeah, they're beginning to give in to the demands of theseg to v these numskulls. >> all right. coming up, three judges. noay, let's go.

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said that he didn't discuss this with donald trump and he certainly didn't discus s. was a >> the fact that this was a campaign contribution, davidson would not you just said agree it was hush money. >> he said it was consideration, which money, was of a contract. >> and he denied it was hush money. and then today we had hope hicks. hope hict lay finger on donald trump. o we're in day 11 withs, and n the ninth witness, and nobody has touched donald trump.at tel >> so what this tells mels tha is that michael cohen is theere. key here. >> and trump and his lawyersinkh will destroy him. i think there's something very important to go back to whener i a fundamental the people have the obligation to prove this cas e a reasonable doubtable out to 12 people. it's got to be a unanimous verdic tme t. >> and if there is an explanation other than what theo prosecution suggests, that is that is reasonablen doubt right there. so hope hicks said today abat trump, when he heard about the information coming ououngt i don't know about which

woman he said, don't let melania get the news papers. >> i don't want her seeing waything that is proof positive that this was not about a campaign contribution. this is aboumpaignt saving his marriage and he didn't want to get in trouble, which is a classic exampllewhice. >> women enter into nda. well, greg, if michael cohen is ultimate witness, i'm sure he'll save the case. >> yeah. and then you put in this guy. david said, these guys make michael avenatti look like thurgoodl avenat. . i mean, these key witnesses are so slimy, they leave a trail behind thethey lm. >> in simplest terms, the key witness, michaels, cohen, is the same person who supplied trump with the advice, got him charged. >> so, again, it's like a patient having the wrong ang o removed and the hospital and the doctor are suinge. patient for malpractice. >> you can give 100 coats of paint the turn on this. it it's still a . and it seems likl a turde trumps

flushing it down. alvin bragg's toilet. by the way, in terms the sleepnl thing, trump is going to embrace it ifvig' a time ande place to sleep, it's thereep. l >> he should bring a blanketa and a neck pillow. maybbld ae little cocoa, have a little ambient music e. ?he side becaus >> you know what? he shouldn't devote anyev attentioote ann to because it'sa farce. judges. right. will the judge see ie dges righl the jury see it as a farce? >> but everybody who's paying attention nowis payin se. for what it is. >> this thing is more fabricated than joe biden's memories. memo >> so he's just resting. his beautiful blue eyes heraldrs . >> what do you think happened here? i don't i don't know. >> harolgreee. >> the judge in one big aspect,e the jury, this will get to awh jury at some point. thus far, what on what i'vat i e read the public narrative, there's nothing that that says there was a crime or some embarrassing thingsings b that salacious things, but there's nothing criminal here. >> i differ with theut i in this regard. i think the jury can be fair. and i think this jury i think

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