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attitude. >> is it the type of attitude you would expect from a pet lent 9-year-old. >> it is your fault. >> let's welcome tonight's guests. he is a prog in a fog. it's miles macinnis's brother and in home blogger, there he is. she is so hot the elderly mistake her for florida ebony k. williams legal analyst and fox news contributor. he's tall and funny like a red wood tree. comedian ben kiss el. while her pals played spin the bottle she preferred to empty one. joanna. it's our op ed katherine temp from national review. he's all bark but no bite. made of wood. liberal panel. there he is. >> you are a monster and the show is terrible. >> thank you.

>> let's talk about this. the first event gives all americans the right to free speech for now at least. if campus protestors get their way your right to free speech will be deader than charlie sheen's teeth. students want words from those and want apologies for all of the words that have been said in the fast. they are not a fan of the free press. >> you need to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> all right. >> get the reporter out of here. >> why is free speech under attack? i posed the question at campus protestors. the answer is so stupid i would throw up all over them. >> miles, good to see you. i want to ask you, do you feel safe among the other panelists? >> in the belly of the beast? absolutely not. i will be impressed if i get out of here alive.

>> you invited me here so you could ridicule me and say things that are not nice. that is what conservatives do. >> let me ask you how you feel about the students. you support the students in the right to limit expression? >> that's an interesting way to phrase it. i support the students in their right not to be abused by speech. all of this screaming at em who and insulting them and yelling at them is the same as screaming fire. this is illegal. >> i don't understand that. >> you are threatening people saying black lives don't matter. that's a threat to them. >> i never said that. >> that's what you are saying when you scream at people in libraries. oo it it is okay for you guys to scream but not for me to scream back. >> we are screaming help. we are not screaming you are a jerk. well sort of because you are hurting us. help there's a jerk. >> you are saying words for

fits. >> words have power wake up america. >> say fire in a crowded theater see if words have power. >> what if there is a fire. >> there is a fire a war on the nonprivileged. >> how do you feel about miles' take on this? do you agree or disagree? you think he should be removed. >> i think miles is on fire. >> i say my alma mater has gone through something similar. i think some of these kids are misguided. i did go to class in a building named the grand master kkk. >> williams saunders. they subsequently changed the name to carolina hall now all is good on campus. it can be merry and effective. you need to be reasonable in your demands. >> renaming the hall angers me

so much. i am joking. i am joking. i am kidding. >> come on now. >> she makes a good point. a lot of these kids are going crazy. >> one of the things lost in the college protestors is how much fun they are having. it's just an activity. you can go mingle with one another. at the least they are in society interacting via e-mail and twitter at least they are looking each other in the eye. the problem is the idea behind the protest. woodrow wilson they want to take his paintings down white wash his name and get rid of it. which is completely insane. the reason they want to is he passed the 19th amendment gave women the right to vote. the 17th amendment took away pole taxes and literacy tax. you want to protest woodrow will done do it because he created

the federal reserve. that's a great reason to protest him. not because he did a couple of dumb things and drunk things. >> he gave women the right to vote? that's enough for me. >> you give woman the right to vote they accepted the right to vote that was already theirs. >> i like this guy. >> you like her? >> i do a lot, yes. >> i think we have made a connection here. >> it is total league gal tearian nonracist and nongender based. >> joe san, how do the kids get work how does it prepare them for the outside world? >> have you seen the movie "bubble boy." >> john travolta. in the real world there are germs. if you are out of the bubble and you don't get exposed to germs you are going to keel over on the floor. i for one like to see everyone prosper. it is really for these kids' own

good if they are exposed to hearing the word no. no is not an offensive word and they pretend it is. >> i feel the same about safe spaces adds gun free zones. what better way -- there's no better place than a gun free zone to bring a gun. no better place to guarantee victory in intellectual debate than a safe space. they are not armed with enough thought to express their opinions rationally. >> this is what i am talking about. >> i see not told they would be pendi bending around the word no and gun free zone talk and ear abuse. >> what's your solution then? >> i would like to go to a separate room then. >> we have a separate room. >> i didn't know this was going to be so intense. >> maybe you will grow from this? >> i file leak i am going

backwards. benning nin button is happening in my spine. >> i want to ask cat about the situation in am hurst. the students are demanding they pay attention to their views. is it a white gi ignoring them? >> jake gyllenhaal was in bubble boy not john travolta. >> young lady, the original bubble boy, boy in the plastic bubble was john travolta. >> no. >> yes. you cannot correct me on this, young lady. >> the am hurst chancellor is actually a she and a lesbian named carol ar thor bitty martin. she wrote a piece sexuality against genders and other clear utopias. she is not a conservative old white man.

>> don't you bare responsible you and your wimpy ideas and destructional values. >> and expanding people's minds which now you are arguing against. >> i like miles. >> of course you do. >> i like him more than his brother. his brother is mean. >> i am sitting back here listening to you guys talk about college students like they are american isis. >> interesting and terrifying. >> you know what i think we should do? >> no, tell me. >> princeton is named after an english king who massacred irish catholics and moved over a slave trading nation. isn't it time to i think cha the name princeton rename it community college of north central new jersey. >> did he have slaves? >> i am assuming he did. >> unbelievable. >> it is terrible. >> it is an interesting point. nobody wsh wsh we can't rewrite

what has already been done. putting a spotlight we don't love america because she is perfect we love her in spite of being perfect. >> she has a gender? >> she does. >> you look at florida efrpg is a guy. >> princeton and yale now white e elitist liberals they occupy what was against. the they are in high school. i have no sympathy for any one. they have the privilege to even hate themselves. >> i think ultimately the absurdity. the loudest voice gets the attention. did i round it up nicely? >> are you okay? >> this is insane. fox news is way worse than i could have imaged. >> we welcome you back because we are interested in your opinion. >> i am not going to get out of here alive. >> we have a car to pick you up

and take you home. we a car service and everything. >> did you enjoy the food in the green room? >> yes i had a bite. >> everybody was nice to you? >> they were nice. i could smell the resentment. when people are friendly it is like a gas that seeps around like a weapon of mass destruction. >> before we go to break i want to show you a highly disturbing video. unbee knowned to me before the last debate joanne noeand kathee auditioned to become debate moderators and it was pretty disturbing. >> you know, you don't have to show this. the of if you don't want to. >> yeah, i think we are out of time. >> let's roll it.

>> moderator take one. >> where is the couch. >> why don't we start with simple opening ban tore. >> okay. >> okay. >> wisconsin. >> cheese. >> with wine. with everything. >> the wine. yes. >> boxes are a different shape, yeah. >> why don't we get an idea of what questions they would ask? >> marco rubio. you talked a lot about your childhood and up bringing and your family. so i have a relate the question. how were you able to handle your last name rhyming with ubio? >> nailed it. >> why don't you toss over to jesse waters as if you were reporting. >> i will toss to any one but not jesse waters.

>> how about a polite laugh. (laughter) >> why don't you show me how you would toss to a commercial break? >> now a commercial break. >> this camera. >> we will be right back after this commercial break. >> how about some good listening faces maybe. >> that's it? >> thank you for agreeing. >> we will be right here. i will be waiting. >> you can't find the camera. find the camera. >> commercial break. >> coming up our agreeable

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>> should he give less hugs and call out isis thugs? i speak of a young muslim man who blindfolded himself and stood in a paris plaza in front of a note that read, quote, i am a muslim and i am told i am a terrorist. i trust you. do you trust me? if yes, hug me. no surprise everyone loves it.

>> let's discuss this with our panel. joining us fred stevens wall street journal foreign affairs columnist and deputy author of the great book american retreat which i had until it fell off my ledge in my apartment 12 stories into a crowd. i am not going to say where. but i was terrified for literally hours thinking i might have injured somebody. i found the book and everything was fine. i look at this and i know that we are supposed to love this stuff because it has really nice music and people are hugging. i feel like we are being subliminally told to police our feelings of rage. we are told the only feeling we must have is love. we cannot be angry. >> what bothers me about it is really two things. number one it's dishonest. every single western leader has gone out of his way not only to say that muslims aren't terrorists, not the majority of

muslims but even to say islam has nothing to do with terrorism which takes it a step maybe too far. more importantly instead of asking to be hugged what i would ask him is to lead a million man march in paris to say these jihadists do not represent us if we hear them in our mosques, we are going to call them out. if we see them in our street we are going to report them to the police. this should not be in our name. so instead of asking for sympathy he should be joining those of us who feel outraged the massacre of innocent people in paris. >> your book kind of predicts this the advocation of responsibility a group of other extremist groups. >> the coming global disorder i wrote that in 2012 when the president waudz saying we were entering into a new world in which the tied of war was receding and al qaeda was on a path to defeat. but the problem you have is when

you have the world's only super power you create power vacuums those vacuums are filled. you know rick more ran nis, honey i slunk the kids? he slunk the super power and the result is all of a sudden every fly is going to eat you alive. >> when you drink you can get swallowed up by the power vacuum. when the cleaning lady comes. >> september 17th, 2001, go back and watch w bush's speech when he addresses muslims across the world. one of the better speeches he wrote. i can't deal with this guy. also it is so selfish you are not a terrorist. wonderful. you know what? al qaeda is in a mall with molly. that's what we have to be concerned about. we can hug all day long but this guy is -- he is using the terror

attacks in paris for his soeven promotion. i think it is mildly offensive. >> seriously. i don't get that at all this guy is looking for sympathy. that's one way to see it. the way i see it he is trying to put people on notice that look, you don't have to necessarily be afraid of me. i think a lot of muslims are condemning this behavior out right. i agree we should have come out and said time and time again they don't believe it. but if we want to cut back on incentives to be recruited by some of these extremist groups a good place to start is so we don't have to alienate or marginal identifimarg margimarg marge margealize. >> i don't care about their feels. >> i was walking through new york city i walk into a pro palestinian protest. this is a few days after the attacks in paris. i am like, this is not what they should be doing.

they should be gathering huge margins and saying what's happening in syria, that's not us. we condemn assad, we condemn isis. it's true and i accept the vast majority of muslims are peaceful and want nothing to do with terrorist groups. go out and say this is not us. this doesn't represent us. we are going to call you up every time we can. i lived in brussel i lived in the labor nuneighborhood where guys came from. you said bad things are going to come out of this. there are imams preaching hatred of the west support of terror. they weren't stopped weren't checked by their own community. there's an issue of community responsibility saying hey we are going to do something different we are not just going to ask for your sympathy. >> i am going to say this. i can appreciate that. that becomes a full-time job in many circumstances. i happen to be a black person in america. >> are you? i had no idea.

>> here's the thing. every time a black person in america does something outrageous, which happens a lot. we all -- it's a huge thing. >> ma martin lawrence character. i love him. >> i am not accountable to go out and condemn eerie bad behavior. that's ridiculous. i don't think it's realistic. >> compassion doesn't cure ills. if terrorists are a bacterial infection hugs won't get rid of them. antibiotics do. this kind of grand gesture while it is well intentioned it won't actually help these communities we are talking about. >> so you are against hugging. do you have -- is there any benefits from hugging in>> yeah, it actually lowers your blood pressure. >> really? >> yes. but it doesn't have the same effect hugging random strangers as it does hugging somebody you are in love with. to get maximum benefits you have to fall in love with had kid first. >> i would never hug the liberal panel i would get splinters.

>> if i could shave mid. i am a wall. >> you are a wall of ignorance. >> i would love to see a video where a blindfolded christian who insists he is not a member of baptists. >> westboro baptists -- >> they are not radical islamists. >> that's not the point i made. >> why am i yelling at you. you are nothing but a piece of wood. >> i have to go. the terminal exclusively for people like me.

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in case you missed it here it is. >> this terror attack reveals the truth many have known but leaders refused to admit. we are at war. instead we watch those elected to protect us trance fixed by identity politics, fear of islamophobia and micro fractional up ticks in celsius. as i said before it is not a wake-up call if you go back to bed. it is not enough for temporary platitudes or putting john lennon's image on repeat. it is a war that wants us. we no longer have the choice of talking our way out of it like a hostage in a bank heist. we need four things. first a leader. one who understands the threat, is happy to state its name and ready to commit to its end. this is someone sho understands the adult conclusions that cheer national security and surveillance. someone who knows freedom and security coexists not clash. this leader must have no truck with edward snowden unless he is

tied up in the back of it. this is a leader who knows terror change, the increase in mayhem when we had to technology trump's climate change and urgent global consensus to track evil we need coordination, borders, intel sharing and leadership that moves the world. two, a people. we need a country who pulls itself out of it's self obsession, politics of need. we need a unified citizen ry one that realizes the pleasant world they have grown used to denigrating is about to come to an end unless they act. three, a media. a sober minded industry whose priorities are based on authentic not symbolic concerns. enough about co eds weeping ore words. image if during world war ii instead of covering hitler you focused on the peek-a-boo bangs of veronica lake that's you as

you amplify campus cry babies over islamic terror. four, a defense not just a national one that goes without saying or gun ownership which also goes without saying, i mean education that teaches the self defense needed when terror or mass shootings strike. we must make our soft targets harder through security, barriers and mentality. i say this not to judge others reactions to attack, but regarding my own need to change my own behalf. as a citizen, i have to play a role in knowing how to stop something awful. the cop can't be every where. swat teams and military burst into buildings knowing one of their own might die. the passengers on flight 93 did the same. they did it because they knew it was their own choice. it is time we accept that choice as a country. because it's the only one we have left. >> that's our show for tonight

thanks to brett stevens ebony williams ben kiss ill miles mckennon, jerry carbondale, joanne, katherine and the i'm chris wallace. a deadly siege at a planned parenthood center. now, police search for a motive. >> he was aiming at me and started shooting. and i was looking at his face. >> there was a lot of gunfire. >> three dead, including a police officer. was it related to allegations about the sale of fetal body parts for research? we'll talk with gop presidential candidate carly fiorina, a staunch opponent of planned parenthood's abortion practices. then, americans face heightened security at home on the busiest travel holiday of the year. >> i want the american people to know that we are