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One of the Cal State presidents caved in to the pro-Hamas terrorist demonstrators. He completely caved in and agreed to an academic boycott of Israel.

But then his bosses at UC found out, and he's been placed on indefinite leave. It's a fascinating

story. This guy totally rolled over and gave the demonstrators everything they wanted.

An academic boycott of Israel. We'll explain what that is. But he's now, he might be out of a job entirely.

Indefinite leave sounds like a serious consequence. We'll get to that.

Lou Schiapero is coming on with us. Lou's a well-known criminal law attorney, defense law,

formerly a public defender in LA County.

We've had them on before.

We've been following the Trump trial, and Lou is going to talk about today where Michael

Cohen got repeatedly grilled by Trump's defense team as they try to make him look like

a lying, scheming fraudster.

Louie, there? Yes, I'm here. Good to be back with you.

Yeah, good to have you on. So there's, there, there was a lengthy list of sins highlighted

by the Trump defense team that Cohen has committed, sins against the truth.

How effective is, is this? Because, I mean, he's, had committed sins against the truth.

How effective is this?

Because, I mean, he's the guy who knows the mechanics of how the payment was made to Stormy Daniels and why and how it was recorded and all the motivations.

And it's difficult to follow this case because there's no TV or radio.

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