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All right to talking to Brad Garrett from ABC News, set this up right before our newscast.

And he's the crime and terrorism analyst for ABC.

And we're going to talk about the origin impetus for these college protests that are spread everywhere.

Brad, how are you?

Great, John. Thank you.

All right, so the New York Times published a map of how many campuses have had these protests.

Some of them small, some of them huge.

Is this spontaneous eruption or is this a planned attack to happen at a vulnerable time for colleges?

It's finals week in a lot of places.

Graduation is imminent in a lot of places.

There just seems just to be something like not authentic about this, just to my instinct.

What about you?

What do you think?

I think there's some reasonableness to that state, and I say that because what we don't

know, John, is how much influence non-students, in other words, the term outside

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