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with a white hood on and said and lynched the blacks who burned the , my idea would be shut off by that nigh it. wu >> and i would never worldk in academia again. the u.s. is negotiatinwork igics with terrorists on american soil. jooin lovett is here losing his mind. i'm reaping the benefits. >> today was the first time i've actually been in the same room with donald trump, and he's definiteln theroomy ar and walks in a gate that is sharply higher than you. you'd think. kind of a shuffling waddle. the media treating trump like a caged animal. >> i beg you, please, if you make this water, go down and sit at your feet. and will soon be for all of eternity. >> two million for a toilet qua and a quartertr million for a violinist. ur tax. dollars at work >> plus the story of the world's america's foreign

policy has always been a simple one. >> you're either with us or you're againstare either us. >> every nation in every regioni now has a decision to makeon. either you are with us or you are with the terrorists. from this day forward, any nation that continues to harbor or will bel errorism h regarded by the united states as a hostile regime. >> our nation's never been to needed terrorists or mobs at home or nee abroad.oad. when the high court desegregated schools and a mobhh descended on the little rock nine, what did eisenhower dock ? t the he sent 101st airborne in to10 e the heart of little rock in the that city. under the leaderships of demagogic extremists. disorderly mobs have deliberately prevented the carrying the interest

of the natio fromn and the properer fulfillment of the law. requirements canno ot, dueby s to opposition and demonstrations by someome fe process, mob rule can not be allowed to override the decisions of our courts. >> all week, intimidation and mob ruleweek has been spreat on american campus from coast to coasto co, knocking all high school and state down.

>> and it's not just>> j what they're doing. es: it's nit's what they're say. >> listen to these revolution jihadi war cries are ringing through the air tonight. >> and unlike eisenhower, nat biden is not sending in the national guard. >> this week, he said there's people on both sides. >> today, he ran away from the podium. >> you have a message for the protesters on campus, mr.. s >> no one knows what the whitees house position is. not even the woman who speaks for the white house. she has no ides noa. >> i mean, look, i can't speak n

to what's going on on the ground. i knowd. i kn what. but what happened is just happening now, happening today. so i have noha h idea on how how that's being how that's being dealt on the ground. >> calls for a muslim uprisings are piercing the air. >> jewish students are being blocked from class . r and columbia just went remote for the rest of the semester. es columbia university says they're negotiating with the arab spring breakers are nego. >> they're asking, wouldn't it be okay if you guys packed up your tentsif you and just removt the caliphate from the quad? >> the unite d states isn't negotiate with terrorists. >> this is how terrorism works . and it works on columbia's campus the same way, but it campe works and in moscow and in rafah. you start off slow and you see,v but you don't have to face any consequences. so you amp up the heate more and upre and more and you amp up the heat until t the other sideg gets to a breaking point and starts negotiating with you. stthis is how terrorism works. it works everywhere around

the world by scaring you into doing what thewanty want to copy leading into their demands. >> college presidents were justl on capitol hill telling us that screaming kill the jews was against school policing ust scyt noe one who said it wasn't was fired. and now the schow the schools are enforcing their own policy. they're negotiating with the students, breaking it because they can't really figure out who'eyy s lower on the oppressin totem pole. >> muslims are jewem pole, mussu don't need a totem pole. >> you just treat everybody equall rybodyy. >> imagine that. everybody gets respect. evy gets protected. >> since when do you pay $80,000 a year and get classes becatp d because students se up a gaza strip and bellow out?i i am hamas.p an outyou can't. >> i am kkk all day in the quad while black school of math. >> i can tell you if i went into the nyu square with a white hood on and said lynch h the blacksd are burn the , my id

would be shut off by that night. thaand i would never workademia in academia again. there would be no need for the words contex a. not or nuance.would i wouldn't be protectedno by termstected like first amend. or free speech. >> now, if i'm not a hamas love>>r, i'm just a pro-palestinian, and l,erybody in the protest is yelling death to israel. i might pack up and pitch m my tenightt somewhere else. instead of yanking their ideas and suspending them, m. politicians are praising them. >> i am incredibly moved by your courage and bravery as a student body in putting your bodies on the linein sol to stand in solidarity to end the id that is taking place in gaza. >> now it starts on college campuses and it festers downain. the chain. >> and by the way, the israelis are bombin e isg gaza and feedingng them and delivering the made is givinglestin the palestinians billions of dollars. these students don't knoiaollarw that because when they arrived on campus, they were ready camp td a monthe

before this uprising. columbia hosteh befod a crewendo of terrorist influencers who endorsed hijacrshjackingk pr example, hijacking airplanes. it was one of the most s that theinctic palestinian resistance have engaged in.actics >> if it wasn't for theseer tactics, we would never heard of layla, headed, for example, and other palestinian womanerato who led these kinds of heroinsc operations that introduced the palestinian question to thed world. >> the faculty lit a match, but their brains were tinder boxe faculty as since lower school. >>th the propaganda begins in kindergarten. >> today, you going to show free palestine? and i hear that your credibility no show bravery. if you're a drag man and you know, and you really want to shoreallyw it, you're in drag

and you know it. paleshow. >> i'm sure if q you're interested in the drag queen mentality, i interviewed one for my book. >> not sure if you've hear mentalitd togeet it together, but a whole chapter on it still on amazon. now, i don't think drag queens would survive long in gazadon', but they've been grooming little johnny jihads to burst flames.y first semester kaboom for quite whme time while telling you the real threats. >> the smirking catholic kid with the mage tella hat member. nick sandmann. he was branded america's most wanted , the next unabomber. all he did was stand still. ta >> but if you stab a jew in the eye with a palestinian flagpoleo and yell from the river to the sea, politicians call you bravem . >> demonstrations themselves noe not something that the fbioh get involved in. but -- but when violence ensues, that's when we get concerned. when you have threats of violence, are you actively monitoring these protests? vi don't monitor protests, but we do share intelligence>>ec

about specific threats of violence. >> but hundreds of radicals chant deatence.but hundh to ame >> and chris wray says they aren't monitor. did any of theseameric protesterss sneak across the southern border? >> all thik across ts radical fy ofuntries, just biden. >> let's walk right in. they lose track of them and then they find their way ttk to airstream break. >> kind of coincidence to us, kinde that arab springhappen break just happened to blow up after biden openedp afte the bod to the muslim world and beyond. i have to take my shoes of.f when i go to the airport. >> but johnny can just walk from mexico to texaswalk, hop oa plane and slip into the crowd on the columbia quad. fbi is not monitorinn the g thad anybody checking ids or is thayt still racist? s moveme anybody following the money trail on this movement? are we just all tired 2016? of looking at trump's box from 2016? >> blm got away with this forh h three months because nisoble. one held him accountable. same things happening here. you got to stop it before its. spreads. pretend it's like covid.

stop stop the spread. >> let's bring in actor and comedian jon lovitz. u se john, what do you see happening across the country ? >> well, it's what i was toldl s growing up by my father, the the jews in germany were german first and they couldn't believe this was happening. and they didn't believe it. theand there's a book called nt that elie wiesel wrote about the holocaust, and he wass 15 years old. and he said there was a guy in his little villaggu e. somet >> there was something wrong with him, and he was the village idiot. hi him buand just would say crazy n and nobody would listen to him. body wouand one day the guy disd for four days, and then he poppe ays and back up and he said his hair was wild and he was screaming. >> he goes, they're puttin hg all the jews on trains and t taking them and killinakg them. >> and nobody believed them because he was the village idiot. the idiot.and. and you hear this going up again and i it's happening again.l th

and i still think a lott of jewish people are in disbelief and they go,a jewi you're a jewish american? i go, no, i'm ansh american.is >> and i happen to be my religious jewish, and i happen to be a comediahappen tni but i'm an american citizen. and i don't know how this kn to to.upsettingzed everybody. and i also i don't understand it because stan israel is is a democracy like we are and israel is our allye an. so why don't you get. and secondly, the students on columbia blocking jewish int kids from going into school. >> i tweeted something about it becausaboue, i mean, i went to college and i can't imagine havingi can' to deal with this. i was 18 and i lived in a fine arts dorm and everybody haddiff a different ethnic background. chinese, mexican, africaern woud american. i'm jewish. we would have dinner together every night. we would roast eac he dinn toghd about it. >> and then i'd say, but it doesn't mean anything. we're starting our lives s not mean. >> you want to be a singer, you want to be a painter. you want to be an actor. i want to be an actor. you know? pain you kid

and i'm thinking, these kids are in high school. hi. t eren't there but to get into a great school like columbia and now they have to deal with this and it's it's horrible. he i said i wanted to say something that to to help them, you know, and like you said, it's like weed s. if you don't nip it in the bud, it's just going to keep spreading and get wors to keepe and worse. and we've seen it get worse and worse. and we should i feel compelledwd >> jesse: we a to say that it is worse as it possibly can be. >> be. you heard the gentleman i n at the top can get way worse. absolutely. you heard hi g >> jm at the top say, you know, i couldn't go on campus and burn a crosd os and chant kkk and prevent black students from getting to class. >> why do you think or about anybody about trends, gender, people, gay people wait, made it about why is it different with jewish students ? i don't know. i think i think people like, j you know, jewish, like myself or not even thought, oh, lit all this his antisemitism. >> i think it's always been there. it's just coming out i think it's. but wh

but what you kind of said about, you know, you respect everybodat ky, whatever theirn,r religion, whatever their race, you respect everybody. yoect evers what judaism, their religion is about is respecting life and peoplee. and i still think, you know, people have a right to protestec peacefully and they have it. >> you know, normally you get a permitld and then you getotes. a place to protest. i don't know why they're allowed to do itow on the school. and i don't know how peopl.e h that aren't students are just camping out in the middle of the school. they should be like, isn't that trespassing the mide ofool. i don't understand. what i don't understand is you have the>> president of the united states, you have the white house. wo they won't even touch thi th would you expect more fromulfrom the leadership in this country ? >> yeah, i do. yeah. i think anyone doing this i tt anybody like this should stop it. i mean, preventing studentsg to from going to class. it's ridiculous. mornappened to a friend of min'e i spoke to this morning. she has one kid at dukee universityha and she has another

kid at cornell at duke university. months ago, they started. doing a protest and they nipped in the bud and said, no, you can't do that here. and they've had no'tthat problem since cornell did. and they've had all these problems. and hee ha alr daughter couldn't go tocl class. she couldn't take a test and the teacher wouldn't responass, take , thd to her.bl >> and had she had troublenallyo retaking it and finally got to. >> but it's it's bad and,know you know, i don't know why- pe people say, why are you say p? g u why aren't other people in hollywood who are way bigger names than me not sayingything q anything? and my answer is, i don't know. i think they're eitheruake m i e they're afraid or they're afraid they're going to lose their it'll hurt,afraidt their business. >> but i feel like it's so bad that you're like, how can you noit's sw cau not say somet, you have to? and then, you know, u people know, who are you? i go and i you asked me to come on this show. >> i'm not out there with a megaphone, you know what i mean? therbut yeah, i would hate thatr to being very something. >> you're being verymething. hue to say. there's not a lot of names out there bigger than jon lovitz. ofhere much for so a

joining jesse watters from time. thank you. dose of trutr joininh, very refo >> wse oe appreciate it. well, house speaker mike johnson crashed a massive spring break at columbia today.o >> and here's how it went.da evenow. enjoy your free speech. my god, you. anti-israel encampments are popping up in universities all across this country. the man decided to stop. th the madness has to stop. >> speaker. years ago, ahmadinejad, the iranian leadere er spoke, se at columbia university. not a single person shouted them down, yelled, you , but yoouteu get treated worse tn he did. >> how do you feel about i hot? >> we did our job today. we spoke out thanks to jon lovitz, for lettin lovitg his ve be heard. i wish more people would. he's exactly right. we have to call this hs madness.

out for what it is. it was chaos on that campus. i mean, we wer ce looking out into a sea of students faces with rage. so mans y of them, jesse, don'tt even know what the heck they're talking about. they don'talout. know what hamas done. they deny the facts of october h 7th. >> some of them denied 911.em i mean, they're out ther dend 9g waving palestinian hamas flags, identifying with terrorists and sayingstinian , death to am on our own soil. the american people are not putting up with thissoil.the amp and congress isn't. >> and you heard lovett say he's seeing the beginninu hegg h of what could be just a massacre, what he saw whegermany, what wg of all witnessed there. >> do you see the beginning of that or is this juswitnesu tu people getting out of control? >> if we don't bring order to this chaos, it could contng. i mean, clearly by some estimates was a fox news report a couple days ago, maybews 200 campuses have some form of this. colombia stands out because it's one of the great institutions. >> it has a revered history there. this.hey'r going t e trampling all overd th it. this is not the expression of free speech. ey are over it it's not the free exchange of ideas in the public square. this is threateninginti

and intimidating jewish students because of who they are, because of what they believe. mitse of wwe met with a big grop of jewish students before we went to the campusish st and tht hiding in fear. they don't go to class. they're afraid they're going to be assaulte forrd. it's not fair to them. some of them have had to bring a federal lawsuit, civil rightss violations that are being committed there and taxpayer, ghts dollars shouo be going to institutions that are engaging in this kind of nonsense. >> iitutions engaginf you're anr on a university campus, your number one job, the firstous, and most obvious is the safety and security of your students. if you can't guaranteeth that we need to find somebody who can. >> yeah, a lot of taxpayer money going, a lot : a lo places. >> joe biden just signed a big package of aid that's going overseas big. m >>ad a lot of republicans mad at you, speaker. they're very, very angry at you. >> you said you they said you betrayed them. >> it's nonsense. listen, we're dealing with the hiallest majority in u.s. history. i have a one vote margin. some people are upset that we didn'ty, a o w have border. on the foreign aid bill. we fought all the way to the veryy to end to do that. >> we've been fighting for the border every single day.

we passed h.r. two.a bi it's been sitting on chuck schumer's desk for a year. lln si chuckit's the truth of tr is, jesse, it wouldn't matter if even if we didn't get that signed into law, the president's not going to enforce it. we impeached mayorkall not it.s we've passed resolutions. we have to have an election impeo havet. eiden >> i think the frustration is you have the majority in thye house of representatives and democrats are getting whatever they want. arr gets what he wants. biden gets what he wants, and the republicans in the weuse get nothinbi ag. >> well, that's not true.a we don't have a functioning majority when you cafumajorin oe one vote if one person has a different idea, we don't. >> so it's lik one pe a coaliti government? >> no, we're trying to prevent that and we're trying to keep >> wgepublicans workinitike gove together. and we've gotten better policy, better process, and we're getting things done.ng but it's very difficult when when very individualistic, individual minded republicans don't want to move together as a bloc. >> st want togetr aso we're losk taylor greene. >> i'm not going to name any names. name who thes, yy havee know are. but you have nightmares about her? no, i don't. i don't think about her at allet want . some of my colleagues want us to throw a hail mary pass on every play.

it's not uil mar a game winninga strategy right now when you have thi s margin is three yards and a cloud of dust. right? we get the next first down. we put points on the boardget tc and we get to november and we take back and grow the margin. >> all right. grow, i do not esse envy your job. tou >> that's a tough spot.ea speaker, thank you sker, to muc. >> thanks. thanks for having me. .san francisco's $2 millionhas toilet has arrived and newvi details about joel, the violinisol[♪t. >> south dakota has the blueprint for success. recently, we led the nation in new home building. but we're still growing so fast. we need to hire more builders to keep up. so i'm pitching in south dakota as the freest state in the nation. we have no state income tax and we offer apprenticeship training so you can get right to work. south dakota freedom works here. here. i'm we're going to call that a skylight. ala re

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king kong come to life. democrats took the monster they fear most. s tooktrump, and locked him up . new york court. to them, he's a caged animal . >> eventually, he's like a caged animal. and that's a dangerous situation, is feeling very threatened. he's out of control. m to >> and so we do expect him to lash out. tickets are going fast. anl of the century and tv anchors get first dibs. >> thanks to everybody at nbc who made it possible for me to get in thnece courtroom toda. i realize this is a hot ticket. i would say seeing him go upi wa and down the aisle, i was sitting on the aisle seeing him walkg one right past him in the aisle, in and out of the courtroom several times, including the recessth . i would say that he seems thinner than i seen him in theey past. he seems considerably olde older and he seems annoyed, resigned, maybe angry today was the firsth time i've actually been in the same room with donald trump. >> he is taller than you mightoo

expect and walks in a gate that is shuffling more than you'd think kind of a shuffling waddle. and he's definitely a scowa l. a >> i can also confirm via the strangely orange hue and whoever does his hair masks the thinning in the back and on top with some def t>> jes cantilever ring. >> is trump a defendant or a gorilla at a countsey fair? >> they're studying him like ani anthropologist taking notese, on the color of his hair is gait, is posture is way t poking him through the barsw to see how he reacts. >> oh, he look m reacts.e in th. oh, he's getting sleepy. oh, watch, kids, watch. what is this, the bronx zoo. they're treatingzoo? courtroom sketches like wildlife artists. >> a donald trump looked at him as he walked in and he walked in between the defense table and the prosecution table and took the stand. and from that time, he wase wa razor focused. n th you can see he's sitting up almost on the edge of the egseae seat. >> yeah. oh, the edge of his seat. really. if of hiseat, you've noticed,

missing from this trial's coverage is actual legalactual t analysis. >> they can't even tell us what the crime is. the prosecutorhe hasn't even tos us what the crime is. >> no one's even wrestling with whetherno one he broke the. >> they're just dumbstruck that they actually trapped himdt . let's be honest. trump's a slippery little sucker pery soc. t of >> he's wriggled out of bankruptcy. "access hollywood", the russia hoax to impeac woodh vince chen six. he beat hillary.si the only reasoxth.n he lostt tw to biden was because of covid in the feds. >>biden becaus and the second hd he was running for president, he said, we can't beat this guy. >> so they charged him with 90. one crimes. >> and now that they have him no him him agay're terrified he might get out and beat him again. the and all. adam because halfthem, he's superhuman. half man, half beast, to each. poey're based on the rust belt . he's invincible, too. their hoaxes. politics failecs faile their od deeir only option incarceration

. >> the fine is not going to deter. but in will. if i were the trial judge, yes,, i would impose jail. >> really? if donald trump continues to attack jurors and or witnessep contins or even court personnel, then the judge will reallll reay have no choicb but to incarcerate him. that could be for anut afternoon or overnight. >> i would give him two weeks of home confinement with an ankle bracelet if he's a good boy and those two weekste and he doesn't violate the gag order, we can take off the ankle bracelet, jail him, gag him fine. t all let him out. >> this case is just i a temporary cage because eves jr kne new york times knows it's baloney. i mean, i thought the brag case against trump was a legal embarrassment. ent, n >> now, i think it's a historic mistake. that was in thowt'se "new york times". >> nothing illegal about a lawyer paying an extortionis.t,b marking it down as legal fees. >> everybody knows that. and that's why trump is beatinge biden in six out of the seven swing statesg states.

>> nationally, trump's up six.. that is a huge lead. biden might be able to campaign free, but what good does that do? n for0s been a politicia 50 years and reads a teleprompter like ron burgundyars and . >> folks, imagine what we can w do next. four more years. oh, yeah. oh, clay travis is the founder of al.com. pause. what an imbecile. i mean, he is. d at it's weekend deliveries to i can't believe weekend did twi s work. it's like that. did you see the viral video of the woman in brazil who tookt the dead man in detroit to sign off their loan with he or? rats that's basically what democrats are doing every single week. >> got an idea for you, jesse?yo i'm curious how you would respond.d to this tomorrow. in theory, we have the

continued ridiculous nessity tr of the new york city trial. >> what if trump didn'iawhat it show up, instead went to columbia university? therwente? i know i know you just talked with mike johnson, but what if i trump went out and said, hey, i'm standing 100% with israel, whm standing against anti semitism while they're trying to put me in prison fore t putr a sham tr? >> i want every single mediant member to follow me you to colombia. and i want you to see what true danger to se looks like. if you want to put me in prison or jail for a short periodr of time for defying your kangaroo court, so be it. i i don't think they'll actually do it. wile, i think if they did,ap trump's overall approvalproval and his support would skyrocket. i don't think they have the stones to do it. but can you imagine how theyt would have tcan yoo on msnbc, the protest at columbia, the fact that donald trump,

the man they tried to claim was hitler, has come out stronger in support of jewish people around the world than joe bidepeoplen could ever dread he would paint biden into imp*rner i, but morally, most importantly, he would be on the right side b. i think it's time for trump to up the ante to call outo ca doeir b.s. and to dare them to actually do what they claim they'll do. i don't think they'll do it, but he could score knockout. it mightould be more dangerous r trump to go to colombia than for trump to go to jail in aer y new york city jail. >> but that's another story. yu >> when you see rachel maddow, joy reid, and all these reporter rachemaddows flock to e courthouse, to the trial of the lentury, not t any legal analyss saying how tall he is, how he's, walking, if he's angry, if he makes eye contact. they're treating him like a caged animal because they're terrified of thesem. >> yeah. look, i want joy reid fired for

cultural appropriation because she stole donald trump's bee. alks whmean, everybody talks about what you can and can't wear. the woman analyzed and donald trump's hair. how is the immediate response? not you dream of him so much.tole you've stolen his hairstyle, joy. i mean, this is racisms that isw beyond the pale here. i don't know how we could even stand for this , jesse, but yeah, you're right. maddow's makinaddog $30 million a year to show up once a week. joy reid, remember, she wrote alonce a w shel hom*ophobif on the on their website and then claimed that there acre timlaimed te travelers whot back and actually wrote it instead of her. the entire wrote network at msnc is filled with imbeciles, fill even acknowledge what you and i talked about last week. this is a bogus case abo. here'n >> total garbage, right? the there's no truth at all to the case. how darecase. . joy reid was hacked. she was hacked. how dare. int the fbi is still looking into it and they're going to get to the travelers. ye wils, time travelers. >> yes. all right. just like your blazer, she and o.j. can get togethe>> m oj r jesse and have it. >> and finally, the true crime bo one day you and: joy reid,

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well, everything is funny on a sort of individual level. but when it gets into millions and millions of people and itey cost us the taxpayers money, that it's not funny anymore. so, like, the town drunkun is funny, but 50,000 drunk50,00d people in your town isn't funny . what about if they just wantat a downward dog? in because you'd think if after someone wiped out a quarter million in deb someonewipet thau haven't paid in two decades,e you might want to stay cool and clean. i got my feet under me feet. you don't think i'm going to go back to school for. of all things meditation, the well, the thing about playing the fiddle is you can go on a street corner in any mall and pullorner in tha out and take your hat and pass it around and probably make5 cah 85 bucks cash a day in this man's world. so, number one, you can go outu

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