bill that would help fund the wars in ukraine and israel an uncertain future. any republican that signs iti should be ashamed of himself. we ultimately fail on the border policy.ol we will live to regret it. will house republicans kill the bill? and is there a push to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas just fueling partisan divisions. this is a policy difference. my exclusive guest this morning, speaker of the house p mike johnson.g, plus, fighting back. plus, the u.s. military launches retaliatory strikes against iran-backed militants after a drone attack killed three american service members inside jordan. they have a lot of k capability. i have a lot more. does this proxy war with iran risk turning into a direct conflict? i ll talk to national security adviser jake sullivan, and trailing trump. we now have in large part because of you and organized labor the strongest economy in the whole damn world. the economy is roaring back, but
you cannot overstate how significant this statement was. but hicks describes a meltdown. the impact of the tape and the impact of the other stories has to be driven home to the jury. she just started crying. the tissues came out and the judge said we will take a break. i m not allowed to testify. this judge is totally conflicted, has me under an unconstitutional gag order. unconstitutionally gagged. he gag me. the judge reaffirmed today that trump has the absolute right to testify. crackdowns continue on college campuses across the country. we intend to be here until our demands are met no matter what. is a radical left lunatics. you have the right to protest but not the right to cause chaos. nationwide more than 2100 arrests have been made connected with campus protest. because of donald trump more than 20 states have abortion bands. strict limits will take effect. impacts will be held not just in florida, but across the southeast. former presid
because of donald trump, more than 20 states have abortion bans. the impact of this ban will be felt. not just in florida, but across the southeast. former president donald trump did this. good evening once again. and let s get excited. i m stephanie ruhle and we are 186 days away from the election. this week, donald j. trump continued to protest his treatment in this criminal trial here in new york city. while across the nation. protests on the war in gaza extended to more campuses. with our cabinet here. sammy sage, cofounder and chief creative officer of beches media. this was a crazy week. tapes, donald trump got fined for violating the gag order. another gag order hearing. a lot happened. tom, this morning the judge kind of didn t stick it to donald trump. but, he made it clear because donald trump has been out there this week saying i m not going to be able to testify because of this gag order. and the judge looked him square in the eye and said you absolutely can
the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. we are covering breaking news this evening. at columbia university here in manhattan where protest against the israel-hamas war in gaza have been underway for several days, just after 9:00 p.m. eastern, the new york city police department breached hamilton hall using a truck with a ramp. that happened almost 24 hours after protesters broke into the building and occupied it. the nypd says hamilton hall is now cleared, and so is the tent encampment on the south lawn of the campus. an nypd spokesperson spoke to nbc news shortly after the officers went in. the buildings were blocked by soda machines, plywood, so there were lures the nypd used. we use a distraction device that makes a very loud bang. it s a distraction device. it makes a loud noise that allowed officers to get enough time to get through the barricades. columbia university formally requested law enforcement help earlier this evening. the weeks-long demonstration
been underway for several days. just after 9:00 p.m. eastern the new york city police department breached hamilton hall using a truck with a ramp. that happened almost 24 hours after protesters broke into the building and occupied it. the nypd says hamilton hall is now cleared and so is the tent encampment on the south lawn of the campus. an nypd spokesperson spoke to nbc news shortly after the officers went in. the building was very heavily fortified. doorways were blocked by soda machines, couches, plywood. so there were rumors that the nypd used tear gas. the nypd does not use tear gas. we use a distraction device. it is a device that is thrown and makes a loud bang. a stun grenade. it is a distraction device that makes a loud noise. that allowed officers time to get through the barricades. columbia university formally requested law enforcement help earlier this evening. the weeks long negotiation broke down. columbia released a statement saying the following. quot