47 Yale University students arrested during pro-Palestinian protest

The transcript discusses demonstrations at Columbia University and other schools, highlighting the arrests of pro-Palestinian demonstrators and the cancellation of in-person classes at Columbia. It covers the New York Police's stance on public safety and free speech, emphasizing the challenges in distinguishing protected from unprotected speech. The transcript also notes the limitations of police action on private property and Columbia's efforts to find solutions.

What actions did Columbia University's president take in response to the demonstrations?

• Requested police to break up encampments

• Organized a public debate

• Cancelled all university events

• Invited both groups for a discussion

How many people were arrested at Yale University?

• 100

• 30

• 45

• 60

What was Columbia University's immediate response to the situation on campus?

• Issued a public apology

• Cancelled in-person classes

• Held a press conference

• Increased security presence

What did the New York Police say about the threats to groups involved in the demonstrations?

• There are credible threats

• Threats are imminent

• No credible threats have been identified

• Threats are being investigated

What is a key challenge mentioned by the New York Police regarding free speech?

• Balancing international opinions

• Ensuring media coverage

• Determining when speech becomes unprotected

• Identifying the leaders of the groups