She claims that student protests against Israel are fundamentally antisemitic and encourage violence against Jewish students.

“The reason I felt so unsafe is because I know that these students want me dead and I know that they know who I am and how do I know this because they shout on mass there is only one solution into F Revolution at these rallies”

Piers Morgan believes that recent protests at Columbia University have crossed a line regarding acceptable behavior.

“I am expressing an opinion that what has happened at Colombia has crossed a line and that if I'm a Jewish student there I think it's completely outrageous I'm being intimidated and harassed for the actions of Israel's government thousands of miles away”

Xaviaer DuRousseau argues that the pro-Palestinian protesters at UCLA were violent and engaged in unsanitary and extremist behavior.

“they were forcing out conversation and journalists makes it clear that they don't have the answers to explain why they're there and I was overhearing the most racist conversations about white people just in general”

The state must intervene to stop college students from seizing university property and causing damage.

“but the reality is we're not going to let kids college kids take over universities in this country um you know the cops have a monopoly on violence in this country and in most civilized countries the police have a monopoly on violence meaning that if you Riot if you cause uh damage to property if yo”

The campus protests are not organic grassroots movements but are instead top-down orchestrated operations involving dark money, NGOs, and support for terrorism.

“now what you're watching is by no stretch imagination a Grassroots or organic social movement it's a fake Revolution that's been organized from the top down tied together by dark money connecting not only Shady activists but multinational NOS State actors and actual [Music] terrorists”

Hasan Piker argues that student encampments are a valid and nonviolent form of protest that should be supported despite mainstream media attempts to frame them as violent.

“these nonviolent rules being broken in nonviolent ways I don't care about at all”

Nerdeen Kiswani asserts that the university administration and the police are responsible for the violence at student protests, not the protesters.

“so everything you've brought up from the violence to people being held against their will this is being perpetuated by the POS people in positions of Power by the administrations of these universities and by the police Police Department who was being used to crush peaceful protest”

She argues that the anti-Israel student protests are overwhelmingly peaceful and that allegations of antisemitism are used to smear the movement.

“I think it's disgusting and frankly a cheap trick to use some isolated incidents to smear an entire protest movement”

Students are engaging in a brave action to bring attention to the urgent humanitarian crisis occurring in Gaza.

“I am sure that I disagree with a lot of the larger goals of many if not most of the students on those campuses but they have been very successful at drawing attention to what is an an urgent International crisis they have done it with bravery they've put themselves at risk”

The host believes that student activism and questioning authority are generally positive things for society.

“students have always protested one thing or another that's a good thing”