and they're not selling. and you know one of the great thing -- people don't know well how come they keep getting made? you know what, because our government subsidizes the hell out of them so the car companies are doing okay counter making cars that aren't selling and it is not selling them again giving billions and billions and -- a bogus -- dollars a week of subsidies to create cars or people don't want and again, i'm all for them. if you want to go to the candy store count by yourself a little candy and come back home? but if you want to take a trip to a place like mar-a-lago to say hello to me -- [cheering] you better get yourself a different mode of transportation. [laughter] and, you know, the scary part about that, they want trucks to be that way and the trucks have to stop six times going to california versus not stopping at all. if you get the diesel the big diesels, and it's really

crazy. it's really crazy, when you think of what they do. and they never change. you can explain this to them, six stops verses no stop him if you don't have to know much more than that because when others think of the battery would take almost the entire truck. you wouldn't have any room for very much. you want to make our army tanks all electric. [boos] so when we go in to a foreign country, blazing hot we're going in, we keep their environment and air nice and clean. how crazy is that? are we crazy? you want to use a certain fuel and airplanes, you know, i brought brand-new all jet fighters, i rebuilt the whole military. you want to use a certain fuel that brings the debts back down to 15% a sufficient. that's a lot. when you have so many shooting are you at the other side and 15% in the difference between winning and losing your back so i

said it's 15% that's right. think of it we are fighting over enemy territory, were worried about their carbon content. [laughter] i'm not worried about it. i'm worried about bringing our people back and winning. we're worried about winning. [cheering and applause] it's amazing. back in south carolina whereby the way we beat the governor by a record number down the governor calendar former governor. [cheering] they have a great governor now there. but really great. you know, in the primaries, we won every -- iowa, no matter where we went. we won new hampshire can we can we go do you get the most votes in the history of the state of new hampshire and the primaries republican or democrat. you know, kennedys and the right up in the territory and all. but iowa, we won the largest one, different caucus state can we one the largest margin ever by two. so we won the largest margin

doubled and then we went to nevada, we went all over the place. when we got to south carolina we won in record fashion. but we won in nevada and record fashion. every state we went to one in record fashion. and it's really an honor. and then, we one the quickest that anybody has everyone, you know, right now if this was, like, a normal candidate they listening to, like, a normal person b. campaigning! but we had this thing over with two months ago or something earmark so i just want to thank everybody. i just want to thank everybody. [cheering and applause] it's a great feeling. because it's something in the air. let's say i haven't changed and you know what bugs me? when they say, "we have two vary in public candidates, joe biden and donald trump. they're very unpopular." he is unpopular, i'm not unpopular. i'm at 94% approval in the republican party. i'm not unpopular. [cheering and applause]

fake news. i hate that. it's like -- it's terrible. "we have two very unpopular people running for election." i'm not unpopular, you know, -- i mean, look at the boat we are getting. we're winning virtually every states. mack we're winning every swing states. were renting every national poll. were winning -- were not unpopular! [cheering and applause] i'm unpopular in china, i'm unpopular in some other places where we've taken in hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes and tariffs for macro other per -- president as -- the are not delivered with me but i love this country. president kind to love china and, you know, that's the way it's supposed to be, right? with putin, interesting, i ended nor screamed two on a team two a pipeline. nobody ever heard of it before i came along, i ended

it -- i ended it. it was done. planning came in and he approved it. the biggest deal ever done in russia and putting one's told me he said, you know, if you're supposed to be like a guy, a nice, i'd hate like helpless you like a bad guy. you have been brutal -- think of ending the biggest economic development job come the biggest thing that ever done is a pipeline going through all of your. and that it mack trenin comes in almost on the first day, you let it go forward. and then they say, "trump is easy on russia vehicle no, i was very tough on russia. i got along with putting very well, i got about -- along with president xi of china very well, along with don't know if north korea very well. and you know what -- on take it easy. [laughter] i'll tell you, that's our guy were not i want in the foxhole with me. where is that guy? where is he?

yves giroux flicking guy. -- he's a rough looking guy. i want that guy in the foxhole. we can keep it down a little bit. that's alright, nine. that's all right. know, people are angry about it. it's like stupid like. you know what i said at the party -- about the party? it's become -- with me running it, it's become the party of common sense. it's the party of common sense. [cheering and applause] like a? like mike, you know? they say a conservative, is it -- inverted, unchecked.

we know nothing about them? even from a health standpoint are coming in and they have problems. it's sad. but those problems are contagious, other people will get those problems. why would anybody want this? it can't be great polit politically. there are those that say two reasons but you probably can add a third. they hit our country, they're stupid, but see, are not stupid because anybody that can cheat that will is not stupid okay? and other thing is that they want those folks, you know? anyone in thing they could do it that quickly but they're trying to sign people up that just got here that don't speak a word of english, that have lived in prisons and lived in mental institutions. they want the vote. but i think we are going to swap them. looked away you win is this wall. i think were going to [inaudible] [cheering and applause] crooked joe is spending billions of billions of dollars on hotel rooms for illegal aliens. think of it.

hotel rooms. luxury hotel rooms in new york and other cities for illegal aliens. and our soldiers, our veterans, are laying streets and not being taken care of. i will say in the va, though -- [boos] in the va, you know, we had the highest approval rating in the history of the va, 92%. and now it's gone way down since i had something that, you know, if somebody had to do you have a problem. sometimes a very important problem that if you fix it fairly quickly, no problem and if you don't fix it quickly you become terminally ill and you die. and people are waiting in line for a week, two weeks, months, three months. and i made a deal with congress, i had it to get through congress and anybody has weighed more than 24 hours goes outside, was a local dr, we pay the bulk of the insults except. and it works. and they're making that impossible.

and then also with the veterans, you have a lot of veterans in the states, it's a big veteran status, but also in the veterans, you know, it's not primetime necessarily for them. and we're getting beat up. we have status. we have thieves, status but we have status that did bad things to our people, to our heroes. bad things. and we couldn't buy them because the civil service laws and various other reasons. unions a little bit but civil service. matter what they did they could tell somebody, you can find them. and they beat the hell out of our people and i was able to fire 9000 sadists and bad people. get them out. and replace them with people that love our veterans and it was a whole different place but it's fairly rapidly morphing back into what -- i've seen it just the other day i was talking to somebody. they said it a lot like the policy when you go out and

get it doctor. and have to negotiate with -- because i know doctors, there not -- we negotiated fees. we actually could save -- i mean there was a scenario in which we actually saved money but we save lives and we made that -- you like better. imagine you're all rich, spoiled people not necessarily hear all rich -- can you imagine wanting to see a doctor over something that you know is simple but it's got to be fixed and they say we can't see you for three months, can you imagine having to wait around for three months? think of it, is put yourself in a position. so we took care of those things and we had the highest approval rating in the history of the veterans of ministration. which is a great village where mark. [cheering and applause] we had very good people there. and joe biden got rejected last year by the united states supreme court on his student loan program so that what he wanted to do is by votes. he says to all these people, a lot of people. honestly i'm seeing, that's

billions of people. he wanted to buy votes back so he said were going to cut you a student loan. know the problem with that is many of the people here, you know, large numbers of people went through years and years to be other loan, all of a sudden this guy comes alone -- a and in order to buy an election, i guess i don't blame him, but it's very unfair by the supreme court rejected it. so that he goes in there again with a little smaller version of the same think he's going to get rejected and i'm just saying, i will take care of our students far better than him. were going to take care of our students, we're going to help our students. we're going to make their life good. but what he did is still terrible. he didn't obey the decision of the supreme court of the united states and now he's doing another -- which is actually a smaller version but is even more the cart, you know, -- okay? it even worse. so it's a terrible thing but he's going to be rejected there too. but that's what they do. they do -- and as we but for the country. with regard to take care of

our student's better than they've ever been taken care of before, i promise you th that. [cheering and applause] if joe biden winston's election, the middle class loses her mack but if trump wins canada middle-class winds. the low income will start their journey towards the american dream. wisconsin will win and the biggest winner of all is going to be america. america winds. [cheering and applause] [chanting] >> mr. trump: on the one of my new administration, we're going to throw out bidenomics we are going to replace its with my got economics. [cheering and applause] and upon taking office, i will impose an immediate moratorium on all new spending grants and giveaways under the joe biden mama socialist bills like the so-called inflation reduction act. were going to save all that

money. it's not hold -- helping you at all. is not doing anything for you. it's just like a political game. were going to stop the bite and spending spree. radio to hold his inflation that spiral. going to terminate his green new scam. it will be terminated and we are going to end this war in american energy and mike were going to drill, baby cadwell. were going to bring to your energy costs. we going to bring down your energy costs like you wouldn't believe it. and by the way that's going to spiral everything else down. you know, that's what started inflation. you didn't have to be that good of students at the wonderful wharton school of to know that if you -- if your energy cost doubles and triples it was going up like a level -- know he's gotten more or less back to where i was in terms of drilling. 's approval of the -- the day after election he would and that immediately because they have to get some oil out of the ground. you know, we are more liquid gold under our -- than any other nation in the world thus far.

we started off at number 3 and number 4, we were down in threes and four is generally and we ended up number 1 by a lot, over russia and over saudi arabia. and we were doing great and we are can use all the money were making to start reducing debt and lowering taxes still further. but he ended it and then needed a crack course on let's do something. remember he took all the -- lowest level it's ever been on the strategic reserve judgement he took all the oil out of the strategic reserve so that people can fill up the car with a tank of gas and not get totally destroyed but just before the election correctly took all the soil and it's meant for fighting wars, it's meant for major emergent -- emergencies, catastrophic -- it's not meant for, you know, helping to get the price down 15 cents a gallon so they can try winning an election. and now we disagree took reserves of the lowest it's ever been. that tells you something what's happening here. the further crackdown on rapid -- rampant ways in the

federal government were going to bring back presidential empowerment authority but nobody knows what that is what it allows the president to cut things and fit -- things that make no sense. and there's so many of them. we have so much waste. we're also going to reclaim america's heritage as the great manufacturing nation and we were doing that. we were doing it. [cheering and applause] i remember when biden said well this isn't a manufacturing nation. we became a great nation because of manufacturing. it is a manufacturing -- but they let other countries steal all of our -- all of everything. when i was president, we brought thousands and thousands of manufacturing jobs back to wisconsin and i delivered a major shipbuilding contract to build the new combat ship. [cheering and applause] you know, marionette marrying. marionette marrying likes me. everybody wanted that

contract. i brought it to wisconsin to build -- a lot of ships. and they were beautiful. you know what i call them? they were so gorgeous. i called them yachts with guns on them. they had more guns than i've ever scene. that everything. they were beautiful. i even help design a bit. i said you have to do me a favor, as a change that bow, make it a couple bucks more. but it's beautiful and if done a great job and we brought it to marinette demek everybody wanted it. every state that is that kind of work which is quite a few that they wanted it. under biden, zero manufacturing jobs were created in the month of march. you know that, right? zero. i don't think that's ever happened. zero, it's hard to do zero. just weeks ago, master lock closed down -- i used to use master lock all the time when i was a little child, i think mr law, and go -- next to a puzzled -- >> martha: keep an eye on this -- in wisconsin this afternoon. former president trump is campaigning in wisconsin,

he's also going to be in michigan later. nothing on the biden schedule for today. you remember michigan it was -- very, very important. he flip those states, trump flip them in 2016, lost them in 2020 come both my narrow margins. and now he wants them back and that's why he is spending time in the states. that was -- this is a nearby wisconsin diversity of wisconsin best -- this was earlier today, this is not for about an hour i think from where the former president is speaking right no and it can candidate for the next presidency. he said that these protests, when you look at them from around the world that are making us a laughingstock. we have not really heard anything directly from president biden on this in norma's situation that is causing so many people in this country to say, "what is going on?" and as i mentioned no campaign events today for president biden connor curran

president biden. where is biden, actually? it was ten -- trending on twitter to do anything i probably has to do with the -- maybe the lack of schedule but also where is he on this issue? as people want to hear from the presidents and have leadership in our -- and articulation about what we stand for in the country and how he sees all of this. great peace in the wall street journal, riding about this whole issue of what we are watching. and saying that this is, "a symptom of a larger trend toward lawbreaking to achieve ethical goals. leaders have a duty to call this out and to enforce public order. over that we bring in doug program -- and former presidential candidates, having court post of media about -- of state -- for hillary clinton. how he and felipe are both proud kilrea graduates of good to have both of you smack today.

we've been watching this, you know, returning to get in to the thick of the campaign season here. michigan and wisconsin let's look at the most recent polls. this was meant april. michigan app three for trump and tied in wisconsin. you know, governor you listen to what the former president had to say there today. what do you think -- you talk about energy which annoys very important to you. what stood out there? >> i think we are just -- as were sitting here 19 -- receiving president trump is leaving, he's on stage, talking about the issues that matter to americans. inflation, energy, national security, peace and prosperity. the veterans got on the things he did and he's painting a picture of how the world will be underneath him. so he is leaving. joe biden, hiding. and were in this crisis right now. weather is on campus or what's happening in israel, what's happening in ukraine. this weakness of joe biden on the world stage invites the provocations that we've seen and president trump, we need

his strength back in the white house. we need him leaving again and he was leaving right now i don't think we would be having these proxy wars that we having around the world. >> martha: so you've endorsed the former pres president, clearly, and you're a strong supporter of his. this is karine jean-pierre just mr gogama shows us about this because interesting when you look back at what president biden said and your thoughts on this as well, felipe, when he ran for president he talked about what happened in charlottesville. and i was a stark, of leatta of anti-semitism. is that it was one of the things that inspired him to run for president that they. and here is what karine jean-pierre said in the exchange with peter doocy. watch... >> you mention what he said in 2017 at -- aftershocks will. he said about trump's was once their capital strollers will to me was a moment i thought where i thought >> the president had not been silent on this issue when it comes to hate speech, anti-semitism. >> martha: she went on to

say that he started an anti-semitism program. clearly, felipe got the program is not working right now in this country. >> luck, i say this. understand where the governor is so high up on donald trump's possible looked -- list of vps because he's doing a better job of setting the former president then the president. he did make a good point that the president is making the arguments for a leading from the stage calculating so unemployed because america saw donald trump leaving while he was in office and chose to pick donald trump, chose joe biden. so let's be clear about something. we've had a chance to see both of these men. i don't know exactly how is going to flush out in november. but donald trump was rejected. he was rejected in large part because of moments like charlottesville. i was thinking on the way over here that a lot of this is about what has joe biden done about anti-semitism and said two things. one, he's been about a good friend to israel as possible -- and he is keeping israel

uploads with weapons and support. second, donald trump has not seven years later said a word of apology about saying that the people who said, "juice will not replace us," are fine people. in one -- i would love to hear the governor say that that is something that donald trump should take back because it's not too late. if you going to criticize joe biden for not doing enough on anti-semitism, i think it's fair game, per se, -- >> martha: governor you want to respond to that? i mean obviously -- go ahead, to let you respond to that. >> well this is just incredible on the spot right now. joe biden is the president of the united states. he has the bully pulpit. it's his job to provide morally -- moral clarity about where the u.s. senate on asthma because he got a giant problem is called the pro- hamas wing of the democrat party and he is not saying things because he needs their boats and he needs their votes in wisconsin and michigan where

president trump is campaigning today on the issues that matter the most for voters. >> martha: howie campbell is one of the issues here obviously when you look at michigan, has a very large arab votes. there's a lot of question about is that why he is sort of sitting on his hands here and not really speaking forcefully on an issue that he has, you know, spoken forcefully about in the past? is quite silent on it right now. >> jose president biden he's not speaking at all. by the way, donald trump look so happy to be talking about the people's money and not personally being cooped up in court. but i cannot fathom and agree that president has done a good job supporting israel politically and it cost him politically. but i cannot fathom why he has not been mike is not speaking out. when the white house that he is denounced all of this. know, this is statements coming from a deputy press secretary remained only thing that trenin has an in camera and that's what matters is more than a week ago got a couple of sentences in response to shelley question from a reporter in existence america is out of control,

spreading violence in campus, anticev medicaid, seizing of buildings and that nobody is in charge. >> martha: you know, i mean americans are seeing a lot of problems, right commander look at this campus issue because they see this -- the southern border cam milligan at the smash and grab in stores, to look at ten cit cities, squatters, all of the stuff that makes people feel like there isn't, you know, there aren't rules anymore and it's a very, you know, uncomfortable situation. thank it makes people very, very uneasy in this country. you know, and i think that -- it's one of the reasons, philippe, that you're seeing the poles shifting the way they are. there's not a huge leap for trump and we just pointed out, you know, these are narrow leads but, you know, this president has a referendum on him right no as well based on those things. >> look, it's unnerving but like you said how he and i went to -- and probably and on my alma mater in a democratic city and one the governor would probably

called the pro- hamas wing of the democrat -- at the best of columbia the nypd went in with force that if my math is right is five times the size of the total state patrol of the state of north dakota and six times the size of the bismarck police department your mother is a structural force that they will not tolerate what it is that the democrats and mayor -- that's not going to happen. i just want to say -- >> martha: how we got jumped and got go ahead, i've got to go. >> was way too late. [simultaneous talking] it columbia had done this last week, the building wouldn't have been taken over. it was weak leadership and other schools as well. >> martha: i have to get the right -- governor respond and then i got to go. >> have to say you don't need large police forces if you have a society where people follow the law respect the law enforcement, respect the people in blue and again, as was just said, this is something that should have been nipped in the bud at the beginning and should have never happened without biden's weakness on iran and

iran funding terrorism that we might have not even have october 7th much less have these protests before we are to think about where some of this is coming from and it's a little scary when you dig deeper and peel back the layers are. governor burgum thank you very much, how we curse, philippe -- on the untold story in the meantime the nypd on scene at florida university now. columbia was the big hotspot last night but there are down this mother uptown now asked florida university as we look -- learn about outside agitators infiltrating campuses. we have video some of these people and they are working to radicalize these groups, x. -- with cheese michael kemper who was at columbia's hamilton hall as it was taken back, he joins me, next. >> ♪ ♪ >> everyone: [chanting]

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>> ♪ ♪ >> martha: another tense situation going right on right now at fordham university. -- occupying a university building which smack with a big sign that says, "student in vic rauter." -- where the nypd in riot gear went in to clear out the

occupied hamilton hall made him more than a hundred arrests permit here's new york city mayor eric on sunday. watch. >> there is a movement to radicalize young people and i'm not going to wait until it's done and all of a sudden acknowledge the existence of its. this is a global problem, the young people are being influenced by those who are professionals at radicalizing our children. >> martha: he was very upset about a flag was taken down from across go to alexis mcadams live at the protest and for them. hi alexis. >> hi, martha. i'll have you have a global's are here as you can see the crown and there is a sign that we've been talking up there they have the palestinian flag and they've been chanting for nypd to get out of here. even though we just heard short time ago some protesters that's the diversity here at fordham, martha, had already handed out letters suspension to the kids who set up that god the solidarity encampment inside so i'm going to walk with you

here so you can get a better look at how it is here. we'll come up here on the sidewalk and i will show you. this is the main building here at fordham at the lincoln centre campus that we're going to go through the glass here. you can see, martha, dispensed -- tents that are set up because there's only about a dozen of them there were several -- they said they got the idea from columbia where this all started. we've been there for days. divest from israel is written here, faculty for palestine is written in the been kind of banging back and forth on the glass to try and communicate with those protesters who once again are being told a don't get out of here when the police could pass -- possibly moved in. just got off the phone for a short time ago from some nypd sources who said they are in preparations possibly move in here. you know, mack because of the next -- event suspended or not a to be on the property. see anybody will want about thomas but you can kinda get a live alone here. is not as big of a crowd of that was at columbia. what you think about student getting arrested here or at

columbia? >> colombia? i don't know. at a certain point, you know, he have to call it but if they're just -- a blistering property calendar destroying property but, you know, or not in trouble for this. i don't want to say too much. you think the police are going to come here? >> they're already here all around. >> to make any arrest? >> yeah, i think they are. there in the last round of negotiations or whatever so if it doesn't go well i think they're going to -- karate got the notice of suspension. >> your notice of the suspension that's the latest year, martha. >> martha: alexis, thank you. i'm cursed why they're all saying -- wearing masks, -- let's bring in nypd chief of transit michael kempa who helped to clear the area outside hamilton hall last night. you are there condos a tumultuous scene. chief, thank you very much for being here today, thank you for everything that you do to keep us safe in new york and other great people of the new york police department. what was it like their? >> it was chaotic. lot going on. there were literally thousands of people between streets, the perimeter of the

school that quadrangle of the school of the interior of hamilton hall. but our cops got there, we got that a little after 9:00 pm. we developed a plan and richard -- executed our plan and results, will the results speak for themselves. i mean we are talking about almost upwards of 300 arrests made, or cops perform exceptionally. they were focused gather professional. >> martha: have there been any resistance, did anyone push or shove them in the building or resist? >> there was a first group that walked in -- to clear the perimeter that we were immediately met with resistance. resistance from people blocking the street, pushing and throwing in our direction, making smack linking the arms together. you know, we directed the aggressive people literally at the feet of ours getting out of our cars and then i think there were upwards of 50 arrests made just at the intersection of 170 -- 116th street -- which in front of hamilton hall. >> martha: what did you

think, you know, a lot of the students weren't around on 911 but you lost a lot of fellow officers and law enforcement. do you think they understand about that attack or do you think you don't -- don't care? >> listen i think if people saw and heard the language of the vile, disgusting language that was skewed last night. i'm talking about, you know, calls for the destruction of israel, calls for the elimination of the jewish population. the hatred of the police department and to be quite frank, the hatred of america. i think people would be shocked but not us. i mean just disgusting, disgusting behavior but these people. >> martha: chief camper, you very much. thank for keeping a steady safe and good to have you here. come back soon. >> thank you. >> martha: let's go back to former president trump who speaking in wisconsin. and what he's talking about right now. >> mr. trump: and they are paying, you know, i said something last night about the great joint -- sean

hannity. has everyone -- anyone heard of sean hannity? [cheering] he had chy-mac hours last night and -- he's a professional. is a good guy two by the other day i said, you know, have you ever notice the signs. normally in the old days when you have a real protest, not financed by sorrows or whatever my finances, when you had a real protest what people -- the go down in the garage basement they start making a sign and -- every sign was a perfect, printed sign, green with a perfect, dutiful post. everything, it was the best money could buy. me -- they all look the same. they were handed no signs my people, you know? at least they should make them a little difference. different lettering on different colors. but they don't. it's a whole big quotes going on but it's a shame and biden should speak out. you should speak on. you should say something because nobody knows where he is. is definitely against israel. but i don't -- [laughter] she said, "he had no idea where he is pure gold that's

-- [laughter] to him talk about the tents, the signs, the coordination that seems to be a parent here. what's your take on that having been a post- oliver? >> you know, is absolutely coordinated plan. were talking about college students. college students -- what's the odds on every college student that's occupying a tent in that quad to have the same tent? what's the odds of the college students knowing how to barricade themselves in a building -- literally a fortress inside of a building. the odds are slim to none. so obviously there's funding convince people educating these people want to do and its people assisting them. >> martha: we've seen the printed materials and we saw one of your colleagues had a chain that was okay this industrial size chain that he was showing on one of the other networks -- ready to get that. chief, thank you, thanks for this mexican runs. former indication sent --

secondary bets the divorce on whether enough is being done by the engoron administration to keep our students safe and allow our jewish students in america to go to class and get the education that they pay for. >> do you think that it's okay to link arms and keep jewish students from attending class? the youth -- using that's okay? >> absolutely not. >> thank you. i'm afraid his administration is not learning the lessons from the past. when you look at the history, it was not okay do that in the 1960s. do you understand? and it is not okay to do that now. this is the united states of america. expansive display space, endless entertainment, and more comfort for everyone. but even with all that... we still left room for all the unpredictability, spontaneity and unexpected things you'll find out here.

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>> martha: education secondary miguel cardona says that columbia university and other schools could lose their federal funding if they have violated a ban on discrimination based on race, color or national origin. 's apartment is meant to that right now. are congressional correspondent aishah hasnie asked him about may be

speeding up these cases based on what's going on. watch... >> would you support the funding -- defining some of these universities who can to get this anti-semitism under control or violated title vi? >> jewish students in campus right now are being attacked or harassed and in some cases -- the fight. [laughter] the first amendment rights. is not acceptable when students have to deal with at the semitism on campus -- need to do better in our students need -- >> can you explain some of these cases? >> martha: no comment there so for medication secondary betsy devos is standing by first was foxbusiness course wanted medicine all right would live at columbia right now. hi, madison. >> hi, martha. the crackdown on lumby happened last night when police were able to raise the capitol has been overrun by pro- palestine protesters. they cleared out the hall here as well as the encampment but this afternoon the protesters, they were back mack and this time they were led by university

faculty. they rallied protesters on bullhorns before starting on march in front of the university gates. tempting things like, "from the river to the sea,", "palestine will be prepared ago we talked -- many of whom were orange vest that say, "faculty across the back. but we face a lot of resistance. are you faculty here at columbia? ma'am, or you faculty at columbia here? do you have anything to say about shafik bringing the nypd? >> horrific. horrific. >> to be taught by the professors at columbia it cost you nearly $90,000 a year. in fact, across the entire ivy league the cost to attend is close to $90,000 for each school. and these private schools they also gets billions of dollars from the federal government in grants and contracts. as we mentioned there are calls to pull that funding due title vi violations and there are also new bipartisan bills like the color layer

acts that want to look at the schools and judge them for their ability to restrict anti-semitic actions and pull funding at -- that doesn't happen. so a lot going on. protesters promised to be back here tomorrow. martha? before medicine thank you. that were bringing for medication secondary betsy devos. secondary, "good to see you. thank you for joining us. i want to start by showing you some examples of what jewish students have faced primitive first one was actually blocked from entering the campus by protesters. watch... >> this is what they do. look of this. look of this. i'm usually a student, i deserve to be here, we pay tuition counters in our school and they're not letting me go in. [chanting] >> martha: betsy argues title vi violations and should these institutions be faced with having their federal funds pulled for violating title vi?

>> absolutely. and what is going on is disgusting and is an excusable and it is an abdication of leadership at these college president levels as well as in the department of education and the engoron administration. they have continued to look the other way and allow these things -- these protests to continue to bully and harass and intimidate students and mark it is totally against a. there are plenty of laws and tools on the books and it is just an excusable that it continues. >> martha: you know, i want to put up an image and cognitive 6-year-old ruby bridges in 1960. was escorted in and out of her elementary school by federal marshals to protect her right to attend a public school that was an all-white school in new orleans. to where are the federal marshals now, make sure that jewish students also can extend -- and attended schools? >> there is an excellent question, martha, and again, there are plenty of tools

available. there needs to be the will to actually enforce them. and, you know, limited here florida is getting this right. president brent sass said, "these are not daycares counties are universities thereby there are rules and of the rules are broken they're going to be consequences." it is very simple and secondary cardona has tools at his disposal. what we did when we had issues while in office, we opened investigations and we probably took action. the open lots of investigations but nothing ever seems to happen. so there are lots of tools that can be used and it is inexcusable to see this kind of activity continuing to happen and proliferate. speed nine. >> martha: the opening decision back in november. we haven't seen it go anywhere at this point. i'm curious what you think about northwestern unive university's way of handling this. they negotiated with the protesters and offered full ride scholarships to palestinian students

guaranteed faculty jobs for palestinian academics and said that the university would support visiting palestinian faculty and students at risk, you know, all sorts of things that they're trying to do to mitigate the situation. what do you think that approach? >> i think that it's ridiculous and it's appeasement. it's not leadership. is folding to the demands and succeeding to the demands of terrorists essentially and it can't be a model that should be followed anywhere else. >> martha: you know, i think one of the other questions is when we look at the federal funding that these ivy league schools rc -- -- harmon had like a 50 billion-dollar endowments. why do they receive any tax dollars? in the u.s. american tax dollars at these institutions are plenty of money? >> is an excellent question and i think it's a question that voters and individuals across the country should be asking as we look ahead to elections this fall. what in the world are we doing continuing to fund universities like this continue to turn out students

that behave this matter don't behave as adults, that, you know, that are continuing to be absolutely and -- antithetical to what we aspire americans to be. and, you know, this is an issue that is much bigger than just these protests. also this administration continues to play two -- trying to buy votes with biden forgiving or shifting the burden, the tax burden on taxpayers for student that. you know, totally messing up the faster update and former students today are left particularly low income students are left high and dry without an opportunity to access there, you know, funding for college for them to make decisions and attend. this administration has been a disaster from top to bottom when it comes to education. >> martha: former medication secondary betsy devos. betsy can't thank you. always good to see you. think for being here today.

>> thanks, martha. >> martha: coming up general jack king on the bigger picture and president biden's duty to enforce public order, what does this say for national security and outside of our boundaries as well in terms of who's pulling the strings next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to the roots of our legacy. where excellence, comfort, and electricity... are forever in bloom. welcome to beyond. the mercedes-maybach eqs suv.

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you're trying to do and we will not rest until everyone, man, woman, soldier, civi civilian, young and old, is at home. >> martha: without were bringing retired for costar general jack king former of i'm -- now chairman of the institute for the study of war and a fox news senior strategic analyst, the senior strategic analyst. good to see what always, thank you for being here. should we be hopeful about this -- on the table deal and whether or not hamas might take it and we might see these hostages freed? with your assessment of the situation right now? >> this has been a difficult process obviously for months now. i mean the last time we had a cease-fire in -- and release was in november and hamas frankly in the last couple of months pounded put conditions on the table that they have not had their before and i -- i think it came from their realization that there was tremendous pressure on the

netanyahu administration particularly by the united states and the president so they were putting on the table a permanent cease-fire and remove all troops and then discuss negotiations for hostage release, that is not what is on the table now. much more modest puzzle, 20-33 hostages released. certainly a significant number of palestinians to complement that return of gazans to the north your mother is something hamas would be very interested in and obviously increased humanitarian aid. i think what the pressure point here is the administration feels pressured, i really believe what they want is for this war to stop and they're going to start with a temporary cease-fire and hope that leads to a permanent end of the war and take the pressure off the obviously as you are reporting here is mounting on them quite considerably. the pressure on netanyahu here is two fold. one is hostage release, as

soon as possible and that is going on every single day in his face at home and then the second thing is and from the far right part of his government is to make certain that the operation in rough is indeed started and completed. one civilians are moved out of there. so this is a computer process. is been completed for months. and hopefully something comes of the negotiations and we get something moving here in terms of hostage release. >> martha: you look back to the vietnam war and the protests that we saw then got all of our college campuses in the united states. and these things do have an impact, i mean, lyndon johnson under a lot of pressure, you didn't -- decided not to run for president again in the middle of that very hot situation here. to sea parallels and what you think the impact of these protests might be? we'll make a difference? >> i think that remains to be seen.

certainly if college evidenced what they should be doing her. and take control of their campuses so the students can function on those campuses and get the protests off their campuses and out on the streets, i think there is a much better situation then what we already have now is drawing more attention to it win the occupying buildings disrupting functions of the university. hours a company commander in the wall and heard all those porters back home that were taking place there and it certainly clearly weakened political resolve of the demonstration and also of the progress of the united states. so i think the skill of it is very different than what was taking place there have the means is very similar though in terms of starting with students and obviously growing into something much larger than that. has those applications but i think were a long way from that.

>> martha: just a minute left here about what you think of iran and our other adversaries thank when they watch this sort of destabilizing elements here in united states? >> there cheering on the protesters for sure. but recognizable well and i -- the audience appreciate this, russia and china export every unsourced -- unsanitary situation that takes place in the united states and they do it willingly in social media, from george floyd and everything that took place after that there for them at work here and doing this on the mediums that they can kind of -- penetrate and all this marvelously china, tiktok, russia using much of social media here to the civilized asked, to weaken people's confidence in the government and the institutions of the united states is what they're about and believe me, this is full-time work for them. >> martha: absolutely. and they don't even -- division of the calendar is here isn't even available in china. so it is clearly in that way aimed at the stabilizing our

situation here. general jack king, always good to see you. thank you so much for being here. >> wonderful talking. >> martha: you as well, server matter is the "the story," for this wednesday may the 1st. of the story goes on nonfull story podcast, i recommend the drugs today. it's a roundtable discussion this time with g. political anchor blackberry and a host of foxbusiness making money charles payne and senior congressional chris bennett chad pergram. all of us got together and talked and is a very interesting conversation. hope you all downward that today, foxnews podcast.com. and for joining each. will see you back here tomorrow. we'll be downtown at the courthouse covering the trump trial all day tomorrow. hope you join us there. "your world, " starts right now. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪