As Cambridge University students took to the campuses to protest for Palestine, GB News travelled to the UK city to get their views.
However when Patrick Christys arrived to interview the protesters, he faced scenes of silence.
Speaking on GB News, he said: "This is the birthplace of the Reformation in England. It's an important site, and here we have if the camera just pans around over my shoulder here, the site of this Cambridge University pro-Palestine encampment, now at GB news, we are the home of robust free speech and debate.
Patrick Christys attempts to talk to Palestine activists
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"So what we decided to do early on was present. These campers with the former Home Secretary, Suella Braverman.
"She wanted to come and talk to them, to engage in a debate with them, listen to their demands, find out what was really going on and none of them particularly wanted to engage.
"Why did you bottle it? When we presented you with the former Home Secretary - Why did you bottle it?"