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So tensions are that high in New York City right now.

And so we've got, again again Passover begins this evening at

sundown and Columbia University is telling its students not to be careful but

to actually go home and we will do virtual class at least for the next couple of days

because we cannot control the riots and the anti-Jewish protest that are occurring on our campuses right now.

And Logan, this is while New York has got a lot going on, you got the Trump trial coming

on.

You've got Latisha James trying to get his bond thrown down. So you've got another trial there. But you've also got multiple universities. It's happening also. It's not just in New York. It's in America's top universities. He's happening at Yale University University too, where Jewish students don't feel safe,

and these pro-Hama's activist students have decided, let's choose Passover to make this this statement to the world and to the country that we stand

with Hamas.

Yeah, I don't even think it's just those colleges, those are the ones that get attention because

they are the top.

To be the top top the highest level of

learning you could have in the country right but they're the ones having to get

text overnight saying hey guys I think we need a reset that's what I believe what the head of

was at Columbia said, we need a reset. So everybody

take the day. We're going to go. It probably looks like the week, potentially the week of pass.

And we're going virtual. We're going virtual. You know, thankfully they learned how to do that. They're going virtual.

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