judge that is conflicted, badly, badly, badly conflicted. everybody knows this, this trial is a scam. it s a scam. the judge should be recused. speed to leave new york versus trump case is now in a break for lunch. just got word in the courtroom a moment ago former president donald trump their calling on a new york garage to terminate photo trial against him. it appears to be moving right along as jurors hear from more witnesses including former attorney for stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. john: before all of that took place trump was hit for $9,000 fine for gag order violations the judge warning he may look at jail time next time around. we have analysis from all the angles, judge jeanine pirro with jason chaffetz, jonna spilbor and former u.s. attorney jay town. they will all be joining us in the next two hours. [chanting] sandra: peaceful, they say, now hear a live look at the protests that have been erupting on college campuses nationwide as anti-israel demon
under way former president trump new york criminal trial on the stand right now executive director of archives. we are also learning that the court s decision on the gag order violation, the judge actually to throw him in jail. we will have a live report this hour. but first we are waiting to see what happens next at columbia university. anti-israel agitators now occupy a building on campus that happened last night. the mob took over hamilton hall. around 1:00 a.m. smashing glass, barricading doors, and raising the depositor and flat. even keeping a few workers at the university barricaded for short time. they had a band of but this we are getting a new reaction. this is outnumbered. here with michael ojo s harris faulkner and emily compagno. also joining us we are so excited to happen. cohosts of the five and arthur f get it together, jesse watters. first he is like a columbia university good afternoon everyone, we saw four protesters and here s the building that h
need to keep them in the fight. this weekend, the reports i find this amazing. the reports with cheers breaking out of the trenches. probably came from one of your folks. reporters or someone. not sure who it came from. cheering as they watch the house vote to support ukraine. it s not like they don t understand what we ve done. not like they don t understand how critical this is for them. i making sure the shipment start right away. the next few hours, literally the next few hours, we are going to begin sending and equipment to ukraine. for air defense, for artillery, rocket systems, and armored vehicles. you know, this is literally an investment. not only for ukraine security, but in europe s security. and our own security. we are sending ukraine equipment from our own stockpiles. then replacing our stockpiles with new products made by american companies here in america. missiles made in arizona. made in alabama. artillery shells made in ohio, pennsylvania, texas. we are
kayleigh: we re awaiting remarks from president biden at a trade union event later this hour. he s facing growing pressure to an on the anti-semitism protests sweeping universities across america. last hour, biden was asked if he had a message for the protesters. watch how he responded. mr. president, do you have a message for the protesters on campus? kayleigh: he walked away. another former president that might have been treated that way. i m kayleigh mcenany here with harris faulkner and emily compagno. also joining us, leslie marshall, fox news contributor and host of making money charles payne. many people are begging the question, why hasn t president biden acted to stop the protests? biden himself is speaking out of both sides of his mouth. watch. do you condemn the anti-semitic protests on campus? i condemn them. that s why i set up a program to deal with that. i set up a program to help people that don t understand what s going on with the palestinians.
On Thursday morning, President Joe Biden stated that violent protests aren't welcome in the United States in response to anti-Israel demonstrations continuing to disrupt college campuses. Hundreds of individuals at Columbia University in New York were arrested earlier in the week, and officers in ri