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On a very busy event-filled day, good Lord. You might have heard that Israel decided to give the

finger to the rest of the world and they're rolling into Rafa, into Gaza, and they're going to do

what they're going to do. So there's no,

no peace agreement, no ceasefire. And that story is changing about every 10 minutes. So the next

thing that happens, you'll hear it here. Devers on alert. She's perched on the edge of receipt.

I didn't even get a chance to chat with you before the show. I know. There's too much,

too much going on. And then you have the protests here in America, which as each day goes by,

there's more fascinating information about who's behind the protest, who's funding them, what characters

are instigating them. We'll get to all that. And then we have Steve Gregory

here because if you notice at UCLA, there seemed to be absolutely no coherent, effective

response from campus police or anybody else in the administration. And Steve is going to tell

us maybe what should have happened. Yeah. So something that is called the Robinson Edley report from February 2014. I was made aware of

this over the weekend and actually provided a copy of this 104-page report that was created by a blue

ribbon panel. And it was in response to the need for a more universal approach to

campus civil unrest and civil disobedience. And this is, this was all done through the UC

system. At the time, the president of the UC system was Janet Napolitano. And so each of the

campuses had to come up with, you know, some of the deficiencies that they recognized

and some of the things that they're going to do to help, you know, to help fix those

deficiencies and what can the university system do as a whole to address these kinds of

problems. So when I was made aware of this over the weekend,

I reached out and successfully was able to get an interview

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