don't jinx it! >> jesse: have a great holiday weekend, everybody. k.g. hosts "hannity" which is up next. . ♪ >> kimberly: welcome to "hannity." president trump continues his foreign trip by meeting with leaders at the g7 summit in italy. i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for sean tonight who is off for the memorial day weekend. he'll be back on tuesday. president trump was made fighting extremism a staple of his overseas trip appears to have scored a big win with g7 nations agreeing to do more to combat terrorism. now, while the president is getting strong reviews for his diplomatic efforts, many in the mainstream media are still attacking him. take a look. >> the entire world's watching. and, of course, most importantly

vladimir putin's watching. it seemed like yesterday was his love note to vladimir putin. it really did. >> there's only one explanation for all of this and it's all to the other stuff that his ally, that his brethren, that his butter, his cake is being buttered somehow with the russians. >> the fact that our president doesn't respect those allies -- actually shows more warmth to putin and his cronies, more warmth to the saudis where, of course, the 9/11 terrorists came from. that's really disturbing. >> kimberly: joining us now with reaction, host of michelle malkin investigates on crtv.com, michelle malkin. michelle, welcome to the program. lots to discuss. i want to get your general impressions in terms of president trump's first foreign trip. how do you think it's going? >> i think it's been highly successful. i think that's why you see all of these lilaputions in the

elite liberal media whining and moaning. what is it that they want out of the leader of the free world? our commander-in-chief? the president of the united states? well, we obviously know what they prefer. they prefer the world apology tour that obama conducted for over eight years. i don't know if you remember this, kimberly. there was a joke t-shirt during the obama years kind of like the concert t-shirts you get with your favorite band with all the greatest hits on the back. that's what it was like with obama time and time again going overseas graveling, trashing america. you remember in strausberg, france, where he called america arrogant, where he apologized to the muslim world for us taking a stand against terrorism, which he would never do explicitly, of course, all the white washing, the euphemisms, going overseas to europe and apologizing that america would assert itself and assert and defend its over sovereignty. he called that dictating to the rest of the world.

and finally, finally we have a president who physically and ideologically will elbow, right? do what he can to make sure america literally is first in those photographs. we have the gossip girls in the media who are freting and moaning about the length of his handshakes with european leaders. >> kimberly: it's unbelievable. little cry babies and just like that. a little band of mean girls running around just upset about everything. gossiping. texting each other to say, oh, can you believe what the president is doing? i mean it seems as if they really can't wrap their heads around the idea that he's doing a great job. that he's been successful and by the way, that he was far better well received on this foreign trip than he's been treated here in this country? >> exactly. and look what happens when you assert yourself. you command respect. >> kimberly: yes. >> here, domestically, you had all of these leftist propaganda, the propaganda media bemoaning

the fact that trump had the gal and the courage to go up at the meetings and say, look, nato, you want to pay your fair share! we take the bulk of that burden and it's time that you put your money where your sanctimonyiou sanctimonyious -- sanctimonious mouths are. he's not going to be two-faced about it the way that obama was. he's not going to footsy-foot around and use the kind of language and tone to deal with either our allies or our enemi enemies. >> kimberly: it's unbelievable. by the way, why is it a bad thing that the the president is like everybody pay their fair share? i don't know that we need to remind everyone that, listen, one is attacked. i stand with you. i get the article 5 thing, but i mean, this is sort of obvious, but people are trying to get away with not paying the money, but they want all of the benefits, you know, the united states backing them up while

they run around with gator arms and they can't put their hands in their pocket to pay the dues. >> exactly, kimberly and whether we're talking about nato, g7 or the united nations. it's the american taxpayer that's been the hero of the world and finally we have a spokesman to point that out. i think it's an interesting juxtaposition when you look at the speeches that donald trump has given on this tour. the assertiveness tour as opposed to the apology tour and take mark zuckerberg's commencement speech. that's what the liberal media would prefer trump go overseas and do, that our responsibility is to be citizens of the world rather than american citizens putting america first. >> kimberly: it's unbelievable. it's like the socialism apology tour. the bend and snap like president obama did. the president has got to have, you know, a team put together to try to combat all of these stories. we talked about what is going on here at home now, these russian

collusion investigations and sensational stories that the mainstream media is frothing at the mouth about. there's been reports that he's going to set up sort of a war room with street fighters to be able to get out to do the president's messaging. what do you make of those reports? >> well, i'm glad to hear it. i'm glad to hear that steve bannon is going to be the one leading it. >> kimberly: adwree. >> it is this assertive -- agr agree. >> it is this assertive stance, a stance of not just sitting back and allowing all of these progressives to hijack the trump agenda to hijack the narrative. this is why donald trump was put into the white house in the first place. it's a daily flog. i don't envy the folks in the trump administration that have to deal with this every single day. it's enough that they have to combat our international and foreign enemies but the domestic enemies within this country and specifically, kimberly, within the fourth estate, i think it

was important for him to call to the carpet all of these leakers who were the real threats to national security. >> kimberly: right? it's unbelievable the amount of leaks making america less safe, compromising our national security. it's got to come to a stop! it's completely affecting his ability to governor and put hi his -- goff and put his policies and -- govern and put his policies and platform forward. i feel like he needs people around him that will get things under control. he's got the every intention of fulfilling his campaign promises. my goodness! who are these people inside the white house, etc., that are obstructionists and essentially are playing for the other side crippling the president's ability to get work done? it is frustrating beyond belief! >> it is. i couldn't have said it any better than you just did, kimberly. we have a west wing, east wing and patriot wing within the white house. it's the patriot wing, i think,

that's got to have as much support as possible to make sure that trump is able to do his job and fulfill his promises. one last thing i'd say about this trip that i think was especially important was although it was tragic, it was also timely that the manchester attack took place to underscore and provide very sharp punctuation to the trump agenda and the reason why he's the commander-in-chief of this country, because it's the safety security and prosperity of our people that enhances not only our country but the rest of the world. >> kimberly: you're absolutely right. i'm going to touch a little bit, you know on the fight against extremism and then terrorism, the president very strong on his messaging. i loved it where he said "drive them out" and he was calling them "evil losers." people are like, oh, he said losers. that's not very presidential. that's not a good term. i get what he's doing. he's trying to demean them and counteract against the propaganda that's out there that recruits these losers that want

to have relevance in life, that come forward like this and bomb and blow themselves up and murder innocent little girls. >> exactly. i'll tell what you is not presidential, the way that president obama talked about and handled terrorism in this country. there were multiple times in the aftermath of jihad attacks when he looked put upon, like, you know, like it was just, oh this again. right? and he couldn't call the enemies what they were. and, remember, this is a man ideologically who thinks that the problem with radical islam and islamic imperialism is they don't have enough empathy, right? they don't have enough understanding. that they need more programs and funding when they've got plenty of all of those things. >> kimberly: yeah, it's unbelievable to me. it's like everything is going to be to be cured if only we can fix climate change so it doesn't upset and disturb ice andis get the isis a job -- isis and get isis a job fair and throw in a

taco truck for them so everyone could be well fed. michelle malkin, ladies and gentlemen. she's the best. thanks so much for being here tonight. >> thanks, kimberly. >> kimberly: coming up next right here on "hannity." >> i think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind. >> we should explore ideas like universal basic income to make sure that everyone has a cushion to try new ideas. >> kimberly: ben carson is getting slammed for his comments while harvard liberals cheered on mark zuckerberg for his remarks. her mane cain is next with his reaction. later. >> what are they saying that the crowned prince of the white house, the senate law that sits next to the president every day, the fact he's under scrutiny now how are they explaining that or denying that or what? >> kimberly: liberal media is using new leaks to go after president trump's son-in-law and jared kushner. dennis kucinich, joe concha and

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watch. >> i think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind. you take someone who has the right mind-set, you can take everything from them. and put them on the street, and i guarantee you in a little while, they'll be right back up there. and you take someone with the wrong mind-set, you can give them everything in the world, they'll work their way back down to the bottom. >> kimberly: meanwhile, liberals like facebook ceo mark zuckerberg are saying we should consider basic universal income for americans. take a look. >> every generation expands its definition of equality. now it'sr our generation to define a new social contract. we should have a society that measures progress not just by economic metrics like gdp but by how many of us have a role we

find meaningful. we should explore ideas like universal basic income to make sure everyone has a cushion to try new ideas. >> kimberly: joining us now with reaction is fox news contributetor and former presidential candidate herman cain. thank you for being on the program. >> thank you, kimberly. happy to be here. >> kimberly: all right. so what do you think of ben carson's comment on poverty being a state of mind? is he right? >> dr. carson is exactly right. you see, kimberly, i have been in poverty and now i'm a ceo and i like being a ceo a lot better. and the reason i was able to get out of poverty was for two reasons. number one, we didn't have the liberal media and the democrats and the liberals telling us we were poor. secondly, i was blessed with parents and people around me that gave me that winning state of mind that dr. carson talked about, and that is what has allowed me to achieve beyond my own american dream.

so he's exactly right. now, if i could come in on mark zuckerberg. >> kimberly: yes, please. >> why doesn't he just send all the poor people a check and stop spending my money, ok? go ahead, mark. we're not going to stop you. secondly, if you had a guarant guaranteeed -- guaranteed minimum income of people, what would be their incentive to exceed on things based upon their own abilities? that's not the way this society was built. that's not the way this society should grow going forward. he is dead wrong. ezonics -- it's easier for a billionaire to say give everybody a check. but, no, i believe in the model that we've used for hundreds of years and that is you achieve your american dream based upon your own motivation, your own inspiration and your own aspiration like i and millions of other people did in this country. >> kimberly: it's so true. you know, we have so many people that come here as immigrants and

build their families up and are able to try to earn a dollar and to be able to put away money for the future and for education and for their children and i don't understand. his model is just completely off kilter. i mean, what is wrong with this guy? he's talking about a completely different country. we pride ourselves here on our entrepreneurial spirit about people wanting to build something themselves versus just getting a handout. where is he getting that this will work in this country? that's a failed model that fails in socialist countries. >> yes, it's failed in socialist countries. i don't know where he gets this idea, but some people believe it's called rich guilt. all the people that call my radio show who are from other countries, they applaud and they are thankful for the opportunities that they have gotten since they've been in this country. none of the people from other countries call up and say, where's more free stuff? they call up and they're

thankful for the opportunity to create the lifestyle that they have. i don't know where mark is getting it from, but he's dead wrong. he's dead wrong in terms of his assertion that this generation needs to give away more free stuff. no. you earn your way in america like most of us do. >> kimberly: absolutely. earning it feels good, doesn't it? i mean, that's what you want to do you want to wake up in the morning and say how can i make my life better and the lives of those that i care about? my family members? and by the way, be an inspiration to other people! you know, like you've done in your life. so, besides mark zuckerberg, he's in some -- well, losing company with hillary clinton, take a listen to this and i'll get your reaction. >> ok. >> by the way, we were furious about the past presidential election. of a man whose presidency will eventually end in disgrace for

his impeachment for obstruction of zwris. -- justice. some are even denying things we see with our own eyes like the size of crowds. when people in power invent their own facts and attack those who question them, it could mark the beginning of the end of a free society. >> kimberly: so hillary clinton going for the cheap laughs on the laugh track. press the button, cue the laughs to try to take cheap shots. i know. you just can't make it up. what do you make of these comments? she's addressing the future, hopefully, you know, leaders of tomorrow. >> she wasn't talking to leaders of tomorrow. she was talking to socialists and communists of tomorrow. that's why they laughed and applauded when she said what she said. look. you are talking about making up

your own facts. hillary clinton has done that her entire public career, period and has been able to get away with it because of the clinton machine that many of us know has been dead and is still -- has been there and is still there. secondly, hillary clinton is still looking for relevance. she's relevant only to those people who blindly followed her in the first place. she's not gaining any new followers based upon that kind of rhetoric and then one last thing, president donald trump is doing a great job and they are in denial. hillary clinton, all of the people that follow her, they're in denial of what i describe and have described it a couple of times this week on fox and that is tds, trump derangement syndrome. she's going to continue to get people to laugh and applaud at some of of her misguided statements. so she's the one that's guilty of making up her own facts and

trying to deceive the american people. >> kimberly: you're absolutely right. someone call the cbc because that tds is spreading like wildfire and by the way, the mainstream media caught it too. all right. >> that's great. >> kimberly: always a pleasure to have you with us on the program. thank you so much. >> i'm delighted, kimberly. thank you. >> kimberly: ok. coming up next right here on "taney -- hannity." >> what are they saying to explain the crowned prince of the whou, the senate law that -- of the white house, the senate law that sits next to the president every day, he's under scrutiny now? >> kimberly: new leaks helped the media take aim at president trump's son-in-law and adviser jared kushner. dennis kucinich, joe concha and doug schoen join us next with reaction. and later. >> it could happen here almost any time. i was telling steve here, if he knew what i knew about terrorism you'd never leave the house.

>> kimberly: kris "tanto" paronto and steve hilton will weigh in as "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪

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greedy, self-serving and kind of amoral figure. he is -- these are really bottom-feeding sinister figures. one of the great tricks i think that jared and ivanka play on the world is because they're so elegant looking and because they're so poised, people tend to conflate that with decency. this is a gangster family. >> i don't have enough confidence in donald trump to keep his stupid mouth shout to -- shut to not tampwe're the witness when the witness is his son-in-law. >> the crowned prince of the white house, the senate law who sits next to the president every day, what the fact he's under scrutiny now. how are they explaining that or denying that or what? >> kimberly: earlier today, bloomberg's eli lake put out a new headline saying trump's allies con victed of high crimes without a trial. that pretty much sums up exactly what we've seen going on in the media. joining us now with reaction,

former congressman and fox news contributor dennis kucinich, from the hill, joe concha and fox news contributor doug scho schoen. good evening, gentlemen. shock and awe in a couple of those clips. doug, can you even explain this arrangement? >> there's a criminal investigation going on as far as we now know. it's on general michael flynn and paul manafort. jared kushner is apparently a person in interest. we have a long way to go in the investigation. we don't know if there'll be any charges against anyone, certainly what general flynn is alleged to have done could well be criminal but we're at the start. no one's convicted. no one should be. in the interest of fairness, the leaks are very disturbing and disquieting and should be investigated as well. >> kimberly: ok. joe, you know, when we look at this we also need to know the time frame, because if they're saying it was interference with the u.s. presidential election, then conversations that happened

prior to the election, that's one section, but any kind of conversations that happened after the election has nothing to do with collusion with russia about the election? >> that's makes total sense. >> kimberly: right? >> right, look, the journalism side is gun in journalism. it's all about -- is gone in journalism. it's all about click bait. explain that to the audience. you have a headline in this case that draws the reader in. the content is something completely different. in this case, washington post headline was jared kushner now a focus in russian investigation. if you read the story, you have to go five paragraphs down. "the post" says, "the post" hasn't been told that kushner is a target or the central focus of the investigation and he's not been accused of any wrongdoing. >> kimberly: exactly. >> what drew me in only to say he's not the focus when the the headline said he was the focus. click bait. >> kimberly: dennis, what do you make of this situation? i mean, really you've got pretty hiss stairka -- hysterical last night and even today in terms of

name calling to the family. they're sinister and bottom feeders. all kinds of craziness. how's this advancing in any way american democracy and political discourse? >> it doesn't. i don't think it plays very well with the american people. what you see here is the politicization of the f.b.i. with these leaks. what it's doing is tainting any investigation. there's no objectivity here. it hurts the f.b.i., but there's another thing, too, which people in the media ought to pay attention to. go back to a 1966 supreme court case, shepherd versus maxwell, which show that prejudic prejudice -- prejudicial publicity was used to overturn a conviction. they saw violations of the first amendment and the sixth amendment right to the fair trial and of the 14th amendment due process so there's a legal process that's being usurped here by a very, very invecktiv invecktive -- invective politi politics. >> kimberly: it's pretty unbelievable. one of his attorneys has released a statement saying

jared kushner will cooperate like he has in the past. that they have not been contacted by, you know, anyone saying he's the subject or a target of the investigation. and no evidence thus far of wrong doing. >> all true and all important to say. what dennis kucinich said is exactly right. we have to get rid of the politicization of the f.b.i. i would underscore, we do need to have an investigation of what did or did not happen. and the fact that there's no evidence now doesn't mean that there won't be evidence of wrongdoing. and i focus on general flynn who had unauthorized contact with the russians and was working for the turks at a time when he was also the national security designate of the president of the united states. there are real issues to investigate, but let's not rush to judgment. >> kimberly: right, again, it's so important, joe, to have, you know, the due process and, like dennis mentioned, to make sure we have have -- we c full, impartial and fair hearing

and get to the bottom of this. of course, it's what the american people deserve. trying do these red herrings, it makes no sense. >> kimberly, we have to be aware of the impact of prejudicial publicity. for the f.b.i. to participate in these leaks, actually would destroy any case that they would try to build so this is really a wrong approach. it's damaging to our substitution -- constitution and it hurts our country. the f.b.i. ought to get back to the basic work of doing investigations without trying to convict people through rumors, independent wend doe and leaks. >> kimberly: absolut absolute -- innuendo and leaks. >> kimberly: absolutely. they already had the problems under comey and with the hillary clinton investigation and now this. this is unseen leak for the f.b.i.. >> this is all being done through unnamed sources. every "new york times" and "washington post" report. here is the thing about unnamed sources that people at home don't like. they don't know the motives, credibility or access that the sources have to the president's inner circle. "new york times" say style guide

rule book that says an minutety should be the last resort. it's become the first resort in journalism in 2017. it's bull -- -- it's all about clicks and retweets. >> kimberly: the general american public distrusts the media and thinks they're not being given the truth. people are hiding behind this anonymity it cheapens the information available. >> two quick points, kimberly. donald trump got the biggest amount of applause on the campaign trial when he a -- trail when' tacked the media. mr. gianforte, congressman elect in montana may well have picked up support because he body slammed a british journalist. >> i think that may well have helped him. that's very sad we're in that kind of an adversarial situation. very sad indeed. >> kimberly: that's an important point. we saw this unfold last night on

the air in terms of the relex results -- in terms of the election results coming in. >> i love the narrative that trump somehow made gianforte do it reporters have been attacked for a long time, well before donald trump including by alec baldwin who plays trump on "saturday night live". used to beat the crap out of reporters here in new york on a regular basis and no one is talking about it. >> violence against people in the media, we don't want violence against people in the media. >> absolutely not. i don't want to be quoted as supporting it, it's just that it is ill will the way it probably ought to in a balanced and fair society. >> kimberly: we can always count on dennis cusenism -- kucinich to be the voice of reason and. thank you. coming up next right here on "hannity." >> it could happen almost here anytime. i was telling steve on the way in here, if he knew what i know about terrorism, he'd never leave the house.

>> kimberly: secretary john kelly says the terror threat is worse than most americans realize. kris "tanto" paronto and steve hilton will weigh in next. free speech is under assault on liberal college campuses. charlie kirk and dinesh dah souza join us later with that reaction. that and much more ahead on "hannity." they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands).

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kelly was on fox and friends earlier today where he gave a sobering assessment of the terror threat americans face. take a look. >> we've had four major terrorist attacks in a week on inn four different places, obviously manchester, egypt, philippines and indonesia. by the generally the same groups. it's nonstop. the good news for us in america, we have amazing people protecting us every day, but it could happen almost here anytime. i was telling steve on the way in here, if he knew what i know about terrorism, he'd never leave the house. >> kimberly: president trump made fighting terrorism a key theme during his first foreign trip. so what can we do right here at home and abroad to combat extremism? joining me now is the host of the next revolution which launches on fnc on sunday june 4th at 9:00 p.m. eastern, steve hilton and author of the new book "the ranger way, living the code on and off the battlefield" kris "tanto" par rant -- paronto

great to have the gentlemen he here. congrats on the new show, steve. can't wait for it to get started. in the meantime, what can we dough here at home and abroad to combat -- do here at home and abroad to combat terrorism? >> kelly is exactly right. it's helpful to have someone as serious as that in charge of fighting -- of the fight against terror who takes it seriously, because i think what you've seen over the last few years -- and it's not just here in america, but in the uk, too, is that there's a lot of talk about fighting terrorism and people agreeing about how serious it is but if you look at what is actually been going on, it's not been good enough. now, let's just take manchester. obviously, it's still very fresh and there's a lot of grief and anger and pain, but while we should reserve most of our anger for the militant islamist who has actually did this terrible thing, i think some anger also needs to be reserved for the authorities because actually if

you look back at this guy, just as with so many of these attacks it turns out he was known to the authorities. he was actually complained about to an antiterror hotline, turns out about six years ago. there's warning after warning. he was traveling around libia and syria and he slipped through the net of the there's something going wrong with the way we're approaching this and i think that what i'm really pleased to see is when president trump and secretary kelly and the administration really are putting this at the top of the agenda saying they need more resources to fight this threat, that should be reashurg. -- reassuring. one final thing. actually what america did after 9/11 was really important the way that actually everyone said, look, there's something serious that went wrong here. we need to really investigate it review all of our procedures and processes the way we fight terrorism. that's not happened in the uk. i think america, therefore, despite the growing threats, seems to me to be in a stronger position today, exactly as secretary kelly said than anywhere else in the world

despite the rising threat the we face. >> kimberly: kris, sure seems like president trump is very aware of this he's aware of the threat here. he's aware of the threat abroad. he made this a key focal point of his campaign and it was part of the things people want to make america safe, national security focus and foreign policy. he emphasized that when he was aware on this -- when he was away on this recent trip, strong messaging saying drive them out. >> and that's what you need to do as a leader. you have to show strength. the past eight years, we hadn't had that. we were leading from behind. president trump is putting us forward. we're leading from the front again. he's -- immediately after the attack in manchester, he threw the speciallys operations -- the special operations community in there. he threw the seals in the raid. the cia and the nsa need to get their folks back on fighting terrorism and less on being in the political agendas and political arena. that's where i see we need to

actually concentrate more and have more of a focal point. president trump could do it he's got so many great cia director right now in mike pompeo. that's got to be the focus right now where we're not succeeding. cia and nsa is not doing their jobs which is combating terrorism as more as leaking and being in the political arena. that's bothering me a little bit. >> kimberly: it's bothering me, too. steve, when you think about it the uk upset with us that they weren't going to share the intelligence because loose lips sink ships and we were having a problem over here. now they then went ahead and said, ok, we're back on board together and it was a matter of hours. nevertheless, wow, what a bad reputation to have. we see these leaks now affecting our international diplomati diplomatic -- demroe diplomacy and efforts to combat islamic extremism. >> that's right it seems to have been resolved. we have to move on i totally agree with what was just said about how we need to get back to the real business of fighting

these terror networks but i think the other thing i'd say, um, is the refresh change in this administration is that you've got a president that has put really good qualified people in charge and seems to trust in their professionalism. it seems to me they're really working aas a team because he's empowered them to do the right thing. he's not micro managing them. he's putting people in charge and giving them the support they need and getting them the resources they need. that's a big change from what we had before. >> kimberly: most certainly. what else can we do here at home? no one likes that feeling of being a sitting duck and waiting to get picked off. >> that's part of terrorism. striking terror in the hearts and minds of yourself. take it down a personal level. stay vigilant. go about your daily activities. don't worry about -- don't let the terror affect your daily lives. you can't. that's what they're trying to do. but also, we have the greatest law enforcement in the world and

we're [ indiscernible ] president trump backs the law enforcement. i agree with steve. i don't know why i'm here. he's saying everything i would like to say. yeah, he is. law enforcement's out there. they're the best. they've got our backs. >> kimberly: we got to back them up, too. president trump is prepared to do that all right, we want to keep our relationship with our allies very strong as well at the uk. gentlemen, such a pleasure. thank you so much. congrats on the show again and don't forget to get kris's book. all right? coming up, shocking new study shows more millenials in turkey support free speech than in the u.s. charlie kirk and dinesh d'souza are here next to react. stay with us. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com.

>> kimberly: recent study has surprising find bgs young people and free speech. the varky foundation recently pulled participants from around the world that were born between 1995 and 2001. according to the study "support for free speech, even if offensive to a religion, is highest in turkey. 78%" it goes on "support is surprisingly low, even in those countries which are historical champions of free speech." france, 52%. uk, 58%. even the u.s., 62%.

also, campus reform is reporting on a new poll that finds 1/3 of millenials say safe spaces are absolutely necessary. joining me now with reaction is the founder and executive director of turning point usa, charlie kirk and filmmaker dinesh d'souza. gentlemen, thank you for being here tonight. quite a study, dinesh. how concerning is the lack of support for free speech among american millenials? do you find this surprising? >> well, i think it's very disturbing, because the whole purpose of a university is to challenge your assumptions, turn your world upside down, take assumptions and turn them into questions if you go to four years of college and you don't have your basic assumptions challenged, even overturned, you haven't really gotten a proper liberal arts education and so i

think it's very pathetic that you've got these young people who feel they need to be sheltered. sheltered in what? in fact, the only two groups that are really regularly bat oerd campus are political conserve -- battered on campus are political conservatives and evangelical christians. everyone has a safe space otherwise. it's called the american campus. >> kimberly: you're right. it's unbelievable to me how this happened and whole thing developed and now, charlie, safe spaces, what is that? i mean, what is wrong with american youth? are they -- they are so ill prepared then for the real world when they go out there to try to get a job, they're not going to get, like, hugs and snacks and whatever. they're going to have to work hard and earn their keep and open their minds and listen to other view points. >> soft, i mean, they're soft. and look -- . >> kimberly: brie cheese soft. >> yesterday, i was speaking to a group of of children trying to explain what a safe space was.

safe space is a physical location on a college campus where college students could seek refuge if they hear ideas they find threatening to them. think about that. disagreement is a form of assault that you need to actually go find a safe space? in the safe spaces, they have crayons and playdough and cookies and milk. we're not making this up. it's soft. what is the agenda behind this? the liberal academic elites want to shelter an entire generation from ever hearing an idea or perspective that might disagree at the leftist world view. dinesh hit it out of the park. if there's any points of view that actually needs safe spaces, it's christians and conservatives. we're the ones under attack on this campus. dinesh is 100% right. >> kimberly: go ahead, dinesh. >> they're real -- the really powerful people on the college campus are the administration and the faculty. those people are completely supportive of the leftist ideology. the threat comes from the

powerful people on campus who have the ability to shape your grades, the ability to penalize you and send you home or expel you. it's the conservatives and christian who has are on the defensive. right after trump's election, my daughter who is a senior at ivy league college noticed there was a gale of intolerance that swept right across our campus, in a sense, almost a witch-hunt against any students who might have conceively vote voted -- conceivably voted conservative last year. >> kimberly: we'll have more "hannity" after the break. stay with us. stay with us. ♪ with an unlimited mileage warranty on your certified pre-owned mercedes-benz, you can drive as far as you want for up to three years and be covered. so no matter where you go, your peace of mind and confidence will be as unlimited...as your mileage. visit the certified pre-owned sales event, now through may 31st.

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