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Pro-Hamas protesters took over campuses all across the country, including Columbia University. Today’s show breaks down how this is communism rebranded to attract this generation.

According to AP News:

More than 100 pro-Palestinian demonstrators who had camped out on Columbia’s green were arrested last week, and similar encampments have sprouted up at universities around the country as schools struggle with where to draw the line between allowing free expression while maintaining safe and inclusive campuses.

“It’s a really outrageous crackdown by the university to allow the police to arrest students on our own campus,” said New York University law student Byul Yoon. “Antisemitism is never OK. That’s absolutely not what we stand for and that’s why there are so many Jewish comrades that are here with us today.”

"This is a group of people who have never had to deal with the consequences of their own actions,” Crowder said. "This generation has learned it can use outrage as a political scample. They have learned that if they act triggered they can get what they want. It is a generation who has learned to manipulate because of the media who carrys their water."

Many of these protests are funded and organized by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP). But these are not pro-Palestine groups, they are pro-Hamas and much of their funding comes from groups with ties to Hamas. These protestors are claiming they want a ceasefire even though Hamas has still not released many of the hostages.

"You don't get to demand a ceasefire when you still have hostages after you have attacked and terrorized a group of people," Crowder said.

SJP Founder Hatem Bazian is also the co-founder of American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), which has “played pivotal roles in building [the Palestinian terrorist group] Hamas’s infrastructure in the United States," according to the FBI.

Qatar donates more money to American universities than any other country in the world.

"Are you starting to get the picture? This is not new and this is how the left simply does what they accuse you of doing," Crowder said. "These protests across the country do not happen without a country like Qatar, the headquarters of Hamas. It is not about students expressing their opinion, it is about a foreign government trying to hijack our educational system."