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While many pro-Palestinian protests across the country called for a ceasefire in Gaza, there were demonstrators who preached hatred and messages of anti-Semitism. This spurred House Republicans to pass a bill adopting a more fleshed-out definition of anti-Semitism from the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. The bill passed; however, some Democrats and Republicans who voted against the measure say it could infringe upon free speech. Journalist and author Batya Ungar-Sargon talks about why the bill had detractors and what impact it could really have on Americans’ free speech.
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Evening Edition: Anti-Semitism Definition At Odds In Congress

On Thursday morning, President Joe Biden stated that violent protests aren't welcome in the United States in response to anti-Israel demonstrations continuing to disrupt college campuses. Hundreds of individuals at Columbia University in New York were arrested earlier in the week, and officers in riot gear broke up the encampment at UCLA in a tense overnight exchange. FOX News Sunday anchor and host of the Living the Bream podcast, Shannon Bream, joins to discuss the latest regarding the protests and the second week of former President Donald Trump's New York hush money trial.
Bobby Joe Long killed at least ten women during a spree that lasted for months in 1984. Lisa McVey survived being kidnapped, assaulted, and raped by Bobby Joe Long in November of 1984, and with the information gathered by her, the police were able to capture the serial killer. Her story is now chronicled in the new FOX Nation series "Surviving A Serial Killer," host of the special and The Faulkner Focus. Harris Faulkner joins the Rundown to discuss Lisa's harrowing tale and what it was like to interview her for the special, and she touches upon the tenth anniversary of Outnumbered on FOX News.
Plus, commentary from the host of the “Kennedy Saves The World” podcast, Kennedy.

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Both law enforcement and government officials are warning that there are groups of outside agitators that are pushing the protests towards violence. There are also reports that left-wing activist groups are the ones supplying protestors with funding and direction to operate the protests.    

FOX's John Saucier speaks with Madison Alworth, FOX Business Network correspondent reporting from New York University, who says there is evidence that various activist groups are funding the protests, even paying the protestors to agitate.  

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Evening Edition: Who Is Funding The Antisemitic Protests?

Revisiting a campaign promise this week, President Biden announced that he would have his administration review federal marijuana restrictions, potentially reclassifying it as a Schedule III substance. Currently listed as a Schedule I substance by the Drug Enforcement Agency, marijuana possession can lead to serious jail time at the federal level. 31 states have already decriminalized marijuana, with supporters touting medical benefits as well as tax incentives for states. Former Governor of Arkansas and former Administrator of the DEA, Asa Hutchinson, joins the Rundown to discuss what reclassification could mean for the legality of the drug, how it could lead to more comprehensive studies of cannabis, and the impact it would have for those charged with possession.
China remains the United States' fiercest competitor. Last month, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Bejing to try and mend strained economic and diplomatic relations. Lawmakers have been increasingly concerned about American dependence on China for their everyday good, with senators working on a plan to bolster trade partnerships with Latin America and the Caribbean. Democratic Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) co-sponsored the bill and joined the podcast to discuss why the U.S. fears a growing conflict with China and why trade relationships outside China will benefit the nation.
Plus, commentary from FOX News Medical Contributor and Professor at New York University Langone Health, Dr. Marc Siegel.

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Biden Administration Moves To Ease Federal Weed Restrictions

Violence and chaos on college campuses increasing from New York to Texas to California with protesters shouting antisemitic slogans, occupying campus halls and clashing with police. Protestors are demanding their schools divest from any companies based in Israel and condemn the war against the terror group Hamas. The protestors have also been seen on video calling for the 'death of Zionists' and saying things like, 'we are Hamas.' Where did this wave of anti-Israel sentiment rally come from? One watchdog group says that antisemitism never really goes away, it just 'festers.'       

FOX’s Eben Brown speaks with Liora Rez, Founder and Executive Director of 'StopAntisemitism', who says historically there is always an element of antisemitism but her group says it has gotten worse in the western world.    

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