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I ended the last segment by talking about some of these encampments.

And at what point, Jared, I wasn't sure if these encampments

were ever gonna end.

It seemed like the more the police got involved,

the more the administrations got involved, the more motivated these young activists, these Hamas sympathizing yarn weaving dancers

were geared up and ready to fight.

And it is one of those things,

it's like, do you just kind of let them burn themselves out?

Do you pour gasoline on a fire?

I am starting to see a trend of these encampments kind of closing up a shop.

And they're giving all sorts of different reasons.

But this story from Harvard says Harvard students end protest as university agrees to discuss Middle East conflict.

Isn't that what they've all been meeting about up until this point?

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