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Much to do this hour. Chris Adler's going to come on from KFI News after 3.30 because things are bubbling up again at UCLA.

She's on that beat. We're going to tell you about the hand-to-hand combat classes that anti-Israel protesters took before the violence broke out.

And we'll go through their programming.

They actually had a program to ready themselves for combat. And we also have some other documents here

about the UCLA Palestine Solidarity Group and the things they're asked, the donations they're

asking for. They're the medical, food, and other logistical needs that they have.

So we're going to go through that list to give you an idea of how organized they are and how they want to dig in for the long haul with supplies.

And obviously, they're getting a lot of supplies from these outside groups.

Let's go now to ABC News correspondent Peter Haralambus,

and he has been covering the Trump trial,

and the judge in the case, Juan Murchan, has warned Trump he might go to jail if, if what?

Peter.

Yeah, I mean, Donald Trump at this point has been indicted

four times over the last year, though we never really saw the possibility of Trump being behind

bars before the 2024 election. That kind of changed yesterday when Judge Juan Mershahn issued this

ruling about the gag order in Donald Trump's criminal case here in New York.

Mishan fined Donald Trump at the time $9,000 for nine different violations of the cases limited

gag order.

But notably in his ruling, he warned Trump that if you were to violate the case's gag order again,

the former president could be incarcerated for it.

We know that secret service officials here in New York have discussed that possibility.

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