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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Alvin Bragg
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has dropped the charges and it's set off a political firestorm. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe and guys
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if you are on the Trump train in 2024, hit that join button and join us here at Explain
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America as we fight for Trump and conservative values. Alvin Bragg, in my opinion, may be the worst district attorney in this entire nation
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One of the most partisan political hacks in a position of power in the entire nation
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And it was proven today when he dropped the charges on almost all of the anti-Semitic
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college protesters who terrorized Jewish students, who vandalized property. All those charges were dropped, but he did have the entire DA's office working on an
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obscure paperwork possible crime that Trump was convicted of from 2015. That was important to the DA's office, but Jewish students, Jewish people being terrorized
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where they live, where they work, where they go to school. Now that's not high on Alvin Bragg's list because Alvin Bragg's a hardcore progressive
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and he needs that hardcore progressive vote. And God forbid he were to protest, he were to prosecute some progressives
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That's not really going to work for his fundraising. Alvin Bragg, who's worth over $40 million, $40 million on a $200,000 a year salary
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That's pretty impressive, Alvin. You must have some incredible investment people behind you
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I want you to watch this video of this absolute horror show of a district attorney, this failure
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I want you to watch this video and then I want you to let me know what you think in the comments
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...who barricaded themselves in buildings at Columbia University back in April without
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even a slap on the wrist. And now there's outrage over this move and it is growing fast
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Nate Foy is live with the latest on this story for us, Nate. Hey Jackie, so the cases of 31 Columbia University students and staff members arrested at Hamilton
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Hall are now dismissed. The anti-Israel protesters barricaded the campus building and covered security cameras inside
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Police eventually entered the hall and arrested protesters on trespassing charges. Prosecutors say there is insufficient evidence to prove the defendants caused damage or injured anybody
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This is because of a lack of security camera footage and the fact that protesters wore
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face masks. Now almost all of them have the opportunity to avoid criminal punishment
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So on top of the dismissed cases, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg offered deals to 14 defendants
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All but two of them are not affiliated with the school. Their cases will also be dismissed if they complete a probationary period successfully
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Prosecutors say all dismissed charges include defendants without criminal histories, but protesters outside court said it's not enough
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They're calling on prosecutors across the country to drop charges against protesters
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Four Palestine actionists were arrested and are currently facing over 30 years in prison
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for allegedly targeting an Elbit facility, one of the largest arms suppliers for the
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Israeli genocide in Gaza. We say drop the charges. Prosecutors also dismissed charges against nine anti-Israel protesters at the City College
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of New York. Another nine will be offered a dismissal after a successful probationary period
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Six protesters at the City College of New York are still facing prosecution
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Five are accused of assaulting police officers. The sixth is facing an illegal weapons charge. Jackie
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All right, Nate Foy for us on that. Thank you, Nate. You got it
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