and The cops move in and should we take guys and refugees. We'll discuss all this and

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So, MBD, we finally have the cops moving in in force

at Columbia and UCLA.

Columbia, of course, the administration was bending over

backwards to be accommodating and nice to these kids

and negotiating with them and coming up with, you know, not what they wanted on divest meant,

but they're going to be more transparent, etc, etc, etc.

and issued an ultimatum and some kids actually left and then other stayed and like oh you've been so nice to us we're going to take over

Hamilton Hall which has been taken over before so this forced the university's hand.

Obviously, the president did not want to call the cops back in, the cops come back in and

clear out the hall within about 24 hours of it being taken over.

And at UCLA, this is one reason you don't want to have these encampments

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