assaulted in the library by a fellow student while i was wearing an american israeli flag and having my attacker roam freely throughout the campus. bill: remarkable testimony. jewish students accusing colleges of ignoring rampant anti-semitism. the presidents of three american universities trying to defend themselves on the hill. lawmakers not buying it. that s where we start today midweek. it s wednesday, bill hemmer. good morning to you. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. good to be with you again. a lot half en yesterday. the hearing was in response to a surge of pro-palestinian and anti-israel protests erupted on campuses in more than two dozen states and some turned violent. [shouting] bill: some protestors calling for the mass murder of jews. lawmakers grilling the president of harvard on that very issue asking whether or not she was okay with hate speech. doctor, a harvard student calling for the mass murder of african-americans is not free
the person he would have running the irs. that much became clear when we got to mr. thrower s second mistake. after a couple years on the job rung the irs for richard nixon, randolph thrower decided that he needed to talk to the president. he made contact with the white house. again, he did not have a previous relationship with nixon, didn t come up through the nixon campaign and all that stuff. he only met nixon when nixon appointed him to run the irs. but thrower asked for a personal meeting with the president, contacted the white house and said he needed to talk to him. in january 1971 mr. thrower requested a meeting with the prrnths hoping to warn president nixon personally about pressure that white house staff members had been placing on the irs, pressure on the irs to audit the tax returns of certain individuals, beginning with anti-war leaders and civil rights figures. the list had grown to include journalists and even members of congress. as irs commissioner randolph thrower
that much became clear when we got to mr. thrower s second mistake. after a couple years on the job running the irs for richard nixon, randolph thrower decided that he needed to talk to the president. he made contact with the white house. he did not have a previous relationship with nixon, didn t come up with the nixon campaign. only met nixon when he was appointed to run the irs. but thrower asked for a personal meeting with the president. contacted the white house and said he needed to talk to him. quote, in january 1971 mr. thrower requested a meeting with the president hoping to warn him personally about pressure white house staff members has been placing on the irs to audit the tax returns of certain individuals, the list had grown to include journalists and even members of congress. as irs commissioner randolph thrower says, he had been directed by white house staff to
received testified. dark, cursing evil eyes. rumors ran wild when one lawyer disappeared four months into the trial. hughes goes up to the hot springs area of ventura county. the court reconvenes and hughes did not show up. they said my god. i just wonder if the family . from what anyone could disern a flash flood came away and washed him away. january, 1971 it took the jury seven days to reach the verdict. the jury could only come to one verdict, guilty. greta: four sentenced to death on march 29th, 1971 in october, tex watson was also convicted for the murders and sentenced to death. that year, 1972 california and u.s. supreme court ruled
received testified. dark, cursing evil eyes. rumors ran wild when one lawyer disappeared four months into the trial. hughes goes up to the hot springs area of ventura county. the court reconvenes and hughes did not show up. they said my god. i just wonder if the family . from what anyone could disern a flash flood came away and washed him away. january, 1971 it took the jury seven days to reach the verdict. the jury could only come to one verdict, guilty. greta: four sentenced to death on march 29th, 1971 in october, tex watson was also convicted for the murders and sentenced to death. that year, 1972 california and u.s. supreme court ruled