On january 6th. Listen to our shows as a podcast for free, just scan the qr code on your screen to follow and listen anytime on the go. Keep it here. Ayman mohyeldin is up next. Thank you, and good evening, my friend. Hysteria over Campus Protests across america. The ucla student and a professor tell us what is actually happening on their campus. How prosecutors in trumps Hush Money Trial could use the damning testimony of picks to nail the former president. And you will hear from a florida Abortion Provider on what, if any options , are left for women in that state now that the sixweek ban is in effect. I am ayman mohyeldin. Lets do it. Gazas Youngest University was established in 2014 with a simple goal, ensuring poverty would not stand in the way of any palestinian that wanted to pursue a college degree. It was known for its towering Main Building and archway entrance, constructed as a love letter to islamic architecture. The university was set to mark its 10th anniversary this year
Now, john. and he doesn t have many scheduled events or any really. the team told me they wanted to give him a break after this week. and i think that kind of reflects just how deflating this was for the former president. they ve now been through this four times and in georgia he had to go through things he never did before, which was to get a mug shot, to go through the processing at a jail itself. they wanted to clear his schedule. i do think behind the scenes and what his team will be doing is talking about what the next year will look like. we know that donald trump s lawyers and the former president himself want to try and push these trials beyond the 2024 election. but i do think increasingly they re recognizing that they may not be able to do that, especially with the mounting legal battles that he s facing and the four indictments. there is a chance they ll have to have a trial within the crucial period of primary election season. it s something no campaign has ever had to de
Physically shows the combining of the two arms of authority here. this is a federal authority protecting the former president. and the state authority that is booking him as a defendant, with rights, but as a defendant who could be convicted and forceally incarcerated if convicted. we re seeing both of these things in the motorcade entering. a striking image. you can see the jail itself, recognizable to all of us who have ever driven past the urban jail. you see that at the top of your screen there as the motorcade pulls into the parking lot which has presumably be cleared for this moment. we do expect we may see the former president exit the vehicle and walk into the jail. actually, forgive me. in the center of your screen there, that s a sort of sally port, so a covered area. so presumably, he will enter through there, which means we may not see him physically get out of the vehicle. we ll have to see in terms of
People where he will be the only person getting processed in that room. and in terms of the jail itself, you said a jail is just like any other place that a former president would go. jail has to be fundamentally different. i mean, first of all, you re not going to want that former president inside with the general population, are you? no. they re not going to walk him into where the general population is. i believe the general population areas are in close proximity to the processing room will be placed placed on lockdown. he will be in an area that is totally secure and you won t even have extra jail personnel in those hallways. they will make it safe and secure for him because they have to protect former president trump and the secret service agents and they have to make sure the sheriff s department personnel is safe, too. ray moore, thank you very much for lending your expertise
Guards instigating fights. this father lost his 32-year-old son to suicide in the prison two years ago. hearing some of the testimony and looking at some of the video of the jail itself, i cannot imagine the conditions of any human being living in those conditions. southern poverty law center and the sheriff s office reached a settlement in december. it was agreed changes would be made to make the prisons more safe, but change costs money, money the city says it doesn t have. that s why the case is still in court. the city s mayor says taxpayers are already investing more than $200 million to build new facilities. in a statement to cnn the mayor said, quote, i cannot in good conscience cut vital services or raise taxes to put even more money into an office where waste, fraud, and abuse run rampant. instead, he wants the federal government to step in and take