this is the ingraham angle. thank you, as always, for joining us. you re looking live at george washington university in d.c. where the deadline for protesters to leave campus has just passed. you can see they appear to have no intention of moving. now, over to new york, where a massive pro-israel rally has just started, it s just gotten underway. we will bring you more on the protest, on the campuses, the protests that are growing later on in the show. plus, my angle on how biden is really the one on trial, given all the news today. that s in moments. but, first, trump had a bombshell legal day from his new york trial to supreme court oral arguments in the presidential immunity case. we re going to get to all of it. so stay with us here. but, first, we start in new york where david pecker testified for the third day. now, what s becoming less clear as the trial wears on is what is the crime? today was breathtaking, this room, you saw what went on. it was breath-taking. a
witnesses who will testify against trump and his hush money trial opening statements are set to begin in new york city tomorrow morning. hello everyone welcome to fox news live i have arthel neville. hi eric. it s c4 hello everyone thank you for joining us i m eric shumpert manhattan district attorney alvin bragg they have refused to reveal the names of their witnesses. they fear the former president will attack them on social media and inviolate the gag order intended to protect the integrity of this trial. on friday they did agreed to give one name saying if he gets on social media that is quote it. prosecutors also claim trump is violated judge gag order at least 10 times by attacking people a separate hearing is set on that on tuesday which may decide whether or not to hold the former president in contempt of court. former federal prosecutor katy standing by with what we expect on legal arguments and openings tomorrow good national correspondent he is in allentown penns
You could say that is for israel but that is columbia s colors. thank you. arthel: we have seen basically no concrete actions to get the really harmful or rhetoric calling for the genocide of jews. columbia supposed to be a global center of education and free speech and morality. but it s such an obvious deviance from napa. is a university doing enough? i do not pick works of thought being there for another month is sickening enough i do not even want to go to my own graduation anymore to be honest with you. jewish students are fearing for their safety on campus since the protest began. many of them feel the university is not doing enough to protect them. two months before the protest some students had sued columbia university alleging quote particularly severe and pervasive anti-semitism on campus for our next guest is one of those plaintiffs aaron mcnulty columbia university
Safety at this point. arthel: you made reference to brave students going on campus. you should not have to be brave to go to school, to go to class. that s really unbelievable. yes it is it s the bravest thing you can do it columbia right now as a jewish student and stay at this university. and i truly believe that. it s going to class there s going to the dining halls. that to me as be is being so brd really standing up for us. arthel: a couple months ago you and nine other students filed a lawsuit against the university and a mention that at the beginning of your introduction is under title vi of the civil rights act of 1964. how would you expect columbia administrators to handle the anti-semitism on campus? i think they just need to