This podcast episode covers multiple topics, including the ongoing protests at Columbia University and other campuses across the country, the Supreme Court's consideration of former President Trump's immunity from criminal prosecution, the ongoing criminal trial of Trump in New York, and the findings of an independent review into accusations that UNRWA has links to Hamas. The protests at Columbia University have drawn criticism, with allegations of aggressive police responses and anti-Semitism. The Supreme Court hearing on presidential immunity revealed varying opinions among the justices, with conservatives leaning towards providing some protection and liberals expressing concerns about giving presidents too much power. The ongoing trial in New York saw testimony implicating Trump in payoffs to suppress stories about his personal behavior. The independent review found that UNRWA has procedures in place to address neutrality concerns but recommended improvements for better training and screening of employees. There are two UN Commission reports on UNRWA, with one finding a significant number of employees associated with terrorist organizations and the other investigating Israel's claims of employee involvement in an attack on Israel.
