The meantime at Courtroom Drama quickly unfolding and we are on top of Columbia University were Student Protesters are now facing expulsion after seizing control of a Campus Building and Historic Building of that on the right side former President Donald Trump Inside A Manhattan courtroom as we speak as the judge in a criminal case present him with jail time if he continues to violate it, world havel donald trump react if he smacked like Everything Else welcome everybody im neil cavuto lets get right to it with Alexis Mcadams she is at Columbia University where that standoff continues. Alexis . We can see behind me here at columbia were on a different side of the kapuskasing or inuit studies of personal but there are lots of protesters out here and its been a pretty active scene. This all comes after three much the most Chaotic Night Wheezing out here in quite a few days since the programs are solidarity and comments that has been set up here come these students breaking in to a Campus
him testify in public. and so long, santos. the embattled congressman finally gets the boot. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. it seems like donald trump just can t stop. or perhaps won t. donald trump s language on the campaign trail is getting more dangerous all the time. and as we have documented on the show regularly, his supporters take his warts to hurt. here is just a small taste of the vitriol that the disgraced ex president has been spewing levy to his supporters. this is a sickness of papal that needs to be cleaned out immediately. get them out. very simply, if you rob a store, you can fully expect to pay shot as you are leaving that store. [applause] shot! we pledged to you, that we will root out the communists, marxists, fascists, and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country. as the bulwark john lawrence puts it, trump rallies have become deterrence and hateful, garrett, in disrespect. lawrence top the forme
hour of ayman, hate and vulgarity and disrespect. donald trump s dangerous rhetoric is present new concerns about real world political violence and his authority or intendancies. plus, hunter biden fights back, during house republicans to let him testify in public. and so long, santos. the embattled congressman finally gets the boot. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. it seems like donald trump just can t stop. or perhaps won t. donald trump s language on the campaign trail is getting more dangerous all the time. and as we have documented on the show regularly, his supporters take his warts to hurt. here is just a small taste of the vitriol that the disgraced ex president has been spewing levy to his supporters. this is a sickness of papal that needs to be cleaned out immediately. get them out. very simply, if you rob a store, you can fully expect to pay shot as you are leaving that store. [applause] shot! we pledged to you, that we will root out the communists
very good to be with you. i m alex witt in for katy tur. what jack smith s case, that is the question being batted around before judge aileen cannon in court today as major questions about her own role in the trial hang over proceedings. there is still no trial date in sight. instead, to the frustration of many, cannon is hearing out what several legal experts have called another long shot argument to dismiss charges against the former president. yesterday, the new york times reported cannon rejected urges from two federal judges that she not take the case when it was firsthanded to her last june. the question is why, when a huge chunk of her rulings have drawn criticism from the prosecution and legal scholars. is it inexperience, she was only on the bench just over a year. is it potential bias? she has shown unusual favor to trump by intervening in the mar-a-lago investigation before he was indicted or is it simply judge cannon s way of proceeding over such a high stakes h
Who are facing famine across africa and the middle east. The United Nations says the crisis in nigeria, south sudan, yemen and somalia threatens to be the worst in 60 years. In somalia, conflict and corruption has made the effect of a two year drought even worse. Our correspondent Andrew Harding is in baidoa in the countrys south west. You may find some of the pictures in his report distressing. This is baidoa, a town besieged by two unforgiving enemies. The soldiers are here to guard against al shabab, the militant islamists controlling the countryside in this corner of somalia. But its the second enemy, drought, that is now far more dangerous. Nine year old ali has just been carried into the local hospital. He is unconscious. But its not from hunger not yet. After three years of failed rains, clean water is hard to find. The doctors here believe they are battling a sudden outbreak of cholera. Inside, weak from diarrhoea, dozens of new cases. Many families have walked miles get help.