trace, thank you. unfortunately, that's all the time we have this evening. thoughts and prayers with everybody in the bahamas. be careful on the east coast, eastern seaboard. let not your heart be troubled we will never be the media mob. laura ingraham takes it from here.lawyer remark take her awa. >> laura: hannity, great show tonight. our prayers are with the people in the entire affected area. fantastic show is always tonight. this is ingraham angle from washington. we're going to keep an eye on hurricane dorian which is right off the centralha florida central coast. it's bringing massive storm surges and winds. we will have a report later in the hour. also a new hollywood blacklist. yes. actor robert dobbie is here towl town's elite to drive

conservatives out of there business. plus, the star of a popular youtube channel took to the streets of newark to find out what the residents really think of their former mayor. the report that cory booker would rather you not see later tonight. but, first, democrats parody time. that is the focus of tonight's angled. there was a time when liberals would get what really defensive when conservatives tried to brand their positions as socialist or radical. at the very least they would mount a rhetorical argument. just take free healthcare for illegal immigrants. not long ago, president obama tried to defend his healthcare plan against charges that would do just that. >> they're also those who claim that it would ensurehealtr illegal immigrants. this too is false. the reforms -- the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to

those who are heret illegally. >> that was so 2009. today obama would get booed off the democrat debate stage for saying that. >> raise her hand if you would cover undocumented immigrants. >> regardless of whether they're documented or undocumented, we have an obligation to see they're cared for. >> today, free health care for illegals is considered an obvious prerequisite for democrat party leadership. and it gets better. remember how democrats supposedly opposed open borders? >> open borders, it's a right wing talking point.it always ha. >> no, i don't support open borders. >> open borders, that is a -- proposal. >> open borders went from being a conservative talking. to left-wing orthodoxy in the same campaign season. >> the repeal section 1325 of the immigration nationality act that is the law that this

president, this administration is using to incarcerate my grandparents and then physically separate them from their children. >> we need to repeal this law. a >> they're not criminals, so i believe that we should pass a civil violation. >> one way to fix it is to decriminalize. that's the whole point. >> even obama's former dhs secretary is distancing himself from these democrats. in an op-ed recently, he called him out and he said their position was tantamount to declaring publicly that we have open borders.thank you very muc. then, there were the days of yoreth when democrats at least pretended that the climate change agenda and capitalism, the free market, could go hand in hand. cayou wouldn't have to give anything up.ma nothing. going green was going to make your life better, no consequences. that was before the green new deal. now democrats are bragging that climate change can be used to

redistribute wealth on a massive scale. >> i support a green new deal that will aggressively tackle climate change. income inequality and racial injustice. >> why shall pockets only empty when we talk about 100% renewable energy will save this planet and allow our children to thrive. >> the green new deal go too far? >> no. you cannot go too far on climate change.th the future of the planet is at stake. >> you cannot go too far, he said. and then on the issue of gun control, democrats reflexively waved off concerns that they were anti-second amendment >> the notion that i or hillary are hell-bent on taking away folks' guns is just not true. >> i'm not here to repeal the second amendment.

i'm not here to take away your guns. >> the president and i support the second amendment. >> biden went to great lengths pains to assure us he was not only pro-second amendment, he was practically trigger-happy in a good way. like grampy get your gun way. >> if you want to protect yourself, get a double barrel shotgun, have the shells to a 12-gauge shotgun. >> he even bragged about giving a gun tutorial to his wife. >> if there's ever a problem, just walk out on the balcony here, walk out, put that double barrel shotgun and fired two d blasts outside the house. >> well, now, the new democrat party is openly embracing gun confiscation. of course, they are calling it something else. >> how do you address the fear the government is going to take

wagons? if you're talking about buy backs -- >> americans will who own ar-15s, ak-47s will have to sell them to the government. we're not going to allow them to stay on our streets to show up in our communities. >> as for joe shotgun biden? >> to gun owners out there whoas they are going to come for my guns. >> bingo, you're right if you have an assault weapon, i would institute a national buyback program and would move in the direction of making sure that thatat in fact was what we try o do, get them off the streets. >> did he look like he was sleeping during that interview? by the way, uncle joe doesn't have a great track record here. and 94 assault weapons ban, he authored, he didn't really work. the university of pennsylvania 2004 reported the doj found that

quote,th because the band has nt yet reduced the use of large capacity magazines in crimes, we cannot clearly credit the band with any of the nation's recent drop in gun violence. then, there's this doj report from january about how u.s. prisoners obtained the guns they got to commit crimes. only 7% bought their guns from a licensed firearms dealer. 56% stole a gun or got it off the streets on the black market or found it at the scene of a crime. that raises the obvious question, even if large-scale gun bans or gun confiscation, whatever you want to call it, did pass constitutional muster, wouldn't those hell-bent on mass murderers still find a way to kill? it seems so. on nearly every important issue

the democrats have abandoned all pretense and are now advocating what they said they wouldn't do and wouldn't believe in or wouldn't push just a few years back. so next time they say conservatives are unfairly easterly of typing them, remember this leftward evolution. forget what they say, watch what they do. it's your liberty, and freedom is on the line. that's the angle. joining me to debate this isdin, conservative author and filmmaker and ethan bierman host of leftist news. it does say seem like every week liberals prove a different stereotype correct. we just laid out a few of them in the angle, but we could do an entire hour on this. on this particular issue of guns, your thoughts.s. >> well, i think that this vindicates kind of what the nra has been warning from the outset.

at first, for many years, i thought the nra was kind of using the slippery slope argument, which was that essentially that once you start outlawing one type of weapon, you will then slowly proceed to outlaw the next type and then it becomes kind of a comprehensive confiscation. what's interesting is this isn't even a slippery slope, it now appears like there's a whole group of people that from the outset want a comprehensive ban and these mass shootings are making them come out of theclosy rhetorically, and make them be more and more frank and candid about what their real agenda is. it never was a kind of targeted or narrowly0tailored law while it is ultimately an all-out assault on the second amendment. let's remember the second amendment is no less important than the first amendment or the fourth amendment, so we shouldur very jealously guard against these constitutional rights being stripped away based upon

some sort of pretext.my rights - if you're going to abuse your rights, the solution is not to take away my rights. >> ethan, i want to get you in on this because obviously it's a hot topic. we have these horrific shootings and people want to end their shootings.of course they do. they want to protect innocent life which is an incredibly important goal for all americans. on this issue of the 94 ban, whichim the 94 ban is cited oftn times by democrats. i just laid out in the angle how the university study that was done to report to the doj couldn't say that it really resulted in fewer gun deaths, yet we have people on television, on msnbc, joyce vance said this.watch. >> you know, we had a ban on military assault style weapons in this country in the '90s and it was successful. when that man stopped being in

existence because of pressure from the nra and other gun supporters, that flooded the guns back into the country. >> we laid out how only 7% of guns they crimes are committed by guns bought from a licensed dealer. used where those with a desire for going back to the old assault weapons ban? >> citing that university of pennsylvania study confirms where they are insane we need to have a buyback program in place because the weapons were already out there the large capacity magazines were already out there ybanning the sale didn't stop it it was already in circulation. furthermore, the great democrat ronald reagan, excuse me, republican ronald reagan said these things, i support this sporting rifles, i support home defense is what joe biden has said as well i'm with ronald reagan, furthermore, we both worked for reagan. >> wait minute, we both worked

for reagan. i must have missed this.he did ronald reagan push an assault weapons ban during his eightma years? he and i both worked in domestic policy at the white house, i don't remember that personally. but maybe you do.? do you remember that happening? >> i certainly don't. i would like him to elaborate a little bit more. >> go ahead. i don't want that to go. >> interestingly enough. just treated out the video over ronald reagan speaking those exact words. >> he was also pro-choice and became pro life, he changed his mind on a lot of issues. >> he supported the brady bill as well after his presidency. so he clearly supported regulation of firearms to rate varying degree.justice scalia wa decision, a variety of regulations are absolutely supported under our 2nd amendment and constitution. it is time to end the mass shootings. the key thing that is consistent here in the united states that sets us apart from all of the

other developed western nations which have until health issues violent video games and all the other things it is high rate of fire.is hundred round per minutp to semiautomatic rifles. >> gun can be modified. by the way, the reagan speech, what i think you are talking about, he was referring to machine gunsne and beto doesn't know his blank his bole on this. >> ak-47s. >> which is a fully automatic weapon. that is not allowed on the streets of washington, d.c. or any place in the united states. they've been banned for 80-years. dinesh, this is the thing the gun-control folks, do i like ethan but you've got talk, you're right, heller decision did say, justice scalia did say doesn'tbe mean there can be no regulations on firearms, he i was right about that in the deheller decision but you're making it out like scalia said any semiautomatic weapon can be banned tang remain

constitutional that's not necessarily the case, at all darker in and these are importantesta details that i thk we have to be very clear on. >> number one, they're obviously, as with the 2nd amendment there extreme cases in which one can regular rate the 1st amendment or even the 4th amendment. you can't shout "fire" in a clouded theater, for example, bluean is a heavy burden of prof for those who would want to infringe a constitutional right. two we've seen cases around the world with the confiscation and buy-back programs, hugo chavez had a buy-back program in vennels, as san as they gave their weapons, released thugs on the streets to move into your apartment, take your stuff why? because he disarmed citizens in preparation for. that third, we focus on mass shooting, they are a little bit anomalous where there are every

day shootings occurring in every major city in this country. it is very odd those don't lead to demands for gun control. in fact, those don't lead to demand for anything. it seems only when there is a mass shooting, anomalous event, let's confiscate the guns of everyone in america because with an assault rifle poses a threat. no, these guys pose a threat. identifies the threat, find ought how we can preempt it and deal with it in a tailors and focused way. >> ethan, do you think the democrat party, happen they really have shifted on a whole bunch of issues. there wasn't going to be healthcare for illegals, now it is. they weren't for going in and taking guns, but now they pretty much are. away certain weapons. on issue of the open borders, it

shouldn't be a crime, they shouldn't be penalties except may be a civil deal. so they've moved on a lot of these issues that they'd waved off as stereotype spread. >> there is some truth in what you just had. there is a realization that weut need to be stronger on some of these issues. the realization that these people who don't have proper documentation live amongst us, worked amongst us, ronald reaga signed a bill in 1986 that required emergency room to accept them, as well. i keep going back to reagan. he signed that legislation. the democrats today actually have that uncommon. >> ronald reagan would not recognize the current democratic party..he was a democrat. he wouldn't recognize the party today. i mean i don't like talking about people who aren't with us but i think he would be shocked to see what has happened to today's democratic party. thank you, panel. it's great to see you tonight.

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>> laura: "will and grace" star debra messing taking a page after voter intimidation playbook for targeting those attending an upcoming trump fundraiser in beverly hills. she tweeted, please print a list of all attendees, please, the public has a right to know. her co-star eric mccormickur urged the media, kindly report on everyone attending this even so the rest of us can be clear about who we don't want to work with. i think he means with whom we don't want to work. joining me is actor and singer robert dobbie, we all mess up our grammar, i am the biggest tickler about that. somebody else read your lines for you. this is kind of intimidation. as common in hollywood and i should say that eric mccormick, he has a new instagram post out, i will get to that in a moment. but is this all just about hating on trump, or is this just nothing new in your estimation?

>> it'ser well, increased. it's now on steroids.laura, thae on. since the 20s, 18920s, the communist party has infiltrated socialism, american and especially hollywood. lending new that culture was ae point to capture. and you were talking about ronald reagan earlier who was a bleeding heart liberal in the beginning and then he saw what the left were doing with issues that they were using them for something else, they weren't using them to help the people but using them to divide people, there was a meeting at an actresses house let's say that debra the debra messing of the day. they were the communist of hollywood, the socialist, and reagan went up to speak, he kind of crashed the meeting william holden told him about it and he crashed the meeting. they were shouting him down and there was one actor named john

garfield who said let him speak. he has the right to speak. john garfield was then taken out by howard da silva and browbeaten by howard da silva saying he doesn't have the right to speak. the culture of hollywood left, which has morphed into, and we all care about environment, we care about guns, lives, but to now say that trump voters should be pinpointed. are you going to the voting booth next and say who are you voting for? >> laura: your point is nothing's really changed. again, these are the same people who claim a monopoly on compassion and tolerance. they're always wagging their finger at everybody else trashing conservatives, asking for them to be fired or run out of town whether in media or hollywood, on stage, any of it. there is no toleration for anyd.

i've got to say kudos to whoopi goldberg for actually blistering debra messing today. watch. >> when was the last time the people did this, people ended ui killing themselves. this is not a good idea. we don't go after people because we don't like who they voted for. remember what the blacklist actually meant to people and don't encourage anyone, anyone to do it. >> i should say, robert, that eric mccormick, i think he felt some of the heat, whoopi and others, he came out on instagram post tonight just a few moments ago saying i want to be clear about my social media post from last week, which has been misinterpreted in a very upsetting way.oh, he's the. i don't support blacklist or discriminations of any kindas ad attest, i simply like to understand where trumps major donations are coming from, which is a matter of public record. i'm holding myself responsible

for making educated and informed decisions that i can morally and ethically standby. to do that, transparency is essential. are you calling you know what on mccormick here?he said i want who i want to work with grammar mistake noted. >> come on, it's right there. laura, let me just say this. i have been offered by other people in the industry at certain points to denounce trump and they said what do you want. they said, what do you want? you'd be on every talk show everything. it's an absolute, what he's doing hasen happened.it happenee director wanted to use you, but he knows he can't. that happens. i'm not complaining about it. it's just something that i wish the elders at hollywoodclint ea, opposing points of view would call a meeting and say you know

what, we shouldn't be doing this. >> a meeting of the family. >> a meeting of the families. the five families. >> it is never going to happen. never going to happen. they are the most intolerant people when it comes to ideology. they are not for diversity,theyf diversity. other people are horrible rotten people.they just don't want to k with you. i have heard this time and again. people have to go and lie about what they believe in order to feed their family. they are lying and hiding themselves. >> laura, how many times, and this is what i said to eric mccormick and the rest of them, below the line people, the sound guys, the lighting guys the makeup artist, a lot of them, 95% of them are for trump. now when they go before the cameras they say thank you for speaking up for us. you're one of the view that-- o. >> thank you for being with us tonight. if you thought debra messing was done going after trump supporters, guess again. a democratic campaigner tweeted

out in alabama church sign that read, a black vote for trump is a mental illness. the will and grace actress retreated this. not to rebuke the disgusting comments from the church but to say thank you. will and graceless. she has since deleted the tweet. joining me to react cochair of project 21 how trump is making black america great again along with civil rights attorney leo terrel. you're a man who likes to debate and have fun conversations. that's why we love you. you're like a classic liberal. where are all the classic liberals in hollywood? you'ree a classic. classics never go out of style. where are all the classic liberals in hollywood? >> i'm confused. i mean, look, we're talking

about political expression, free-speech. by the way, whoopi goldberg is all wet when it comes to appearing mccarthyism to the right to list the donor's name. you know this. mccarthyism as far as listing the name of trump supporters? what do you got to hide? as far as that white church, that is their right to express their opinion.let me translate e saying, you're crazy. if you're black to vote for trumpet i have no problem with that.nert statement. that is their political expression. i'm sure believing the first amendment and free expression. >> is that all you got tonight? leo, that's all you got? >> free expression? >> everybody has free sexpression.which don't have te anything. we can just say you have free expression. that's not an argument. what mccormick said is that i want tond know the names of peoe who are going to go to this because i want to make it clear with whom i don't want to work. he is sending a message to all hisnd friends and supporters tht this is what we do.

this is what i'm doing and it's giving aid and comfort to those who want to discriminate againsd people just because they disagree on an election or politics or one issue. i don't know what the litmus test would entail, but to me, that is the very definition of a blacklist. he is a well-known and powerful person in hollywood. >> so much for leo's classic liberalism. let's be clear. i remember not that long ago a rodeo clown put on an obama mask and ran around and liberals exploded. no one said right of free expression. they condemned it. in fact, they continued condemning it until the rodeo fired the rodeo clown. this standard is no standard. they do not believe in free expression. they do not believe, as i was taught when i was in high school, again when i was in college and even when i was in

law school, blacklisting is aswrong. those people who entertain should never be punished penalized, or threatened with their work because they are creative juices deserve to get the freedom of expression. that standard no longer holdst today because liberals change their standards to suit the circumstances. >> someone said the other day-- >> change their standards? >> laura: hold on. someone said theto other day that the folks that are going into the closets are conservatives and hollywood. we are stuck in the closet. we are conservatives stuck in the closet. they are afraid that if they actually express themselves, as you note, is protected by our first amendment, that they won't work. they can't work. they can't get a bit part bird. that is repeated it's a refrain i hear all the time.

>> the argument assumes a fact that the liberals control hollywood. [laughter] why don't they own hollywood and just start hiring their own? robert downey just came on your show and complained about people expressing their opposition to trump.what is funh that. if he can't get a job, so be it. i don't understand. don't put political expression in the same category it's crazy. it has nothing to do with the government.in >> in a free society, people should be free to vote and believe how they want, and they shouldn't be shunned oror sanctioned or prevented from feeding their children because of it. that used to be what theylibera. they don't any more. >> we've got to roll. >> robbinger downy can't feed his children? wow. >> all right, horace and leo thank you very much. coming up, we go live to daytona beach, florida, where the worst of hurricane dorian is expected to hit overnight and we bring

you new video of sounding off oe the real legacy of cory booker. the video he does not want you to see is next. >> cory booker is not for the people. >> he failed the city.

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-- to make and with the back off the section where it sits behind my desk and never forget why i got into politics and who i'm fighting for. >> newark is turning around because we let no one divide us. we did things that people said couldn't be done paired. >> 2020 democrat, boric cory booker on what the city means to his political evolution. but is that how the residents of the city feel? social media star austin fletcher hit the streets. here is little of what he found. >> are you a fan of cory booker at all? >> no. no. no.er cory booker is not for the people. he is nothing. i wouldn't even vote for him to become president or anything else. >> i remember when he was the mayor of newark. he did nothing. they had in antiviolence rally on the steps of city hall. her didn't send a representativ.

>> what about the poor people? the ones that have worked, and busted their butt for their families to have something. he doesn't care nothing about that. if you don't care about that, i don't care nothing for him. >> i was shocked when he won the senatorial seat because as mayor he failed the city. >> joining me is the man you saw talking to newark president austin fletcher the host of his talks on youtube. those residents don't seem to think that he is fighting for them. so, i don't know if that's a representative sample, but they clearly believe he abandoned the city. why? >> absolutely. the real motivation for making this video is i've been watchine country as if he is a champion of the people. i've been watching him talk to his audience and say oh, we're fighting against nazis and white supremacist and all these issues.

cory, i went to your districts and i didn't see nazi's or white supremacists, but i did seepa people suffering in poverty. i saw needles on the streets in the playground. i talked to people who had lived in their water and i think it's interesting because cory wants to manufacture this zombie bogeyman in order to divide the country and scare people into voting for him so he can become more appealing. i thought that was really satanic and that's why decided to make the video and shined the lightef in the dark place ad show the truth.

>> he seems to say that things are getting better on the streets and for the community. he was known at the time i remember when he first won, i think i met him at a dinner sometime in the '90s and he was being touted as a reformer. i think maybe it was newt gingrich, they were saying he is a real y. reformer a democrat affect reformer running a really troubled city, but it seems like it's still a troubled city all these years later. >> it definitely seems like it's getting worse. people are living in absolute poverty. there is a bit of aid silverlining. i think the first-hand experience that they residents the residents are now facinge in with their elected officials prioritizing illegal immigrants instead of citizens in just the fact that cory booker day after day decided to attack the president personally instead of worked together with him to get something done, i think that will be the silver lining and that is the good news we have when it comes to the people of newark waking up. >> maybe there isel an elijah cummings, maybe it is kind of an elijah cummings moment here for what happened in baltimore. some of the resident you talked to did have some interesting things to say i noticed about president trump. watch. >> i know people don't like toer hear this, but i've always been a firm believer that somebody in the white house like donald trump you have the opportunity to do that.

this guy is a pragmatist, he doesn't care. >> we're all here, we love each other and we know what. trump is bringing people together. he'spp not that bad. >> at the end of the day when you look at what these guys are doing whether it's first step back whether it's opportunities whether it's a chance to take our communities back. >> i think the country is still divided because we're so stagnant. >> i think he is doing a wonderful job. in the two and half years that he's been in our white house, he has put america and americans first. >> was that some volunteer thing going on there? i mean, was not representative of the people you came across? >> there was a mix. there was a mix, but i talked to a bunch of people and they're kind of realizing the lies that a been told to them by the media for years, and i think at the end of that media lie rabbit hole, people are going to realize that trump isn't that bad. >> i really appreciate you joining us. i just think letting people talk and seeing what they have to say is really important. this is a fox news alert.

dorian is still a powerful category two hurricane theycouls and storm surge up and down the southeastern coast of the united states and the storm's outer bands are now starting to be felt in florida tonight. jacqui heinrich is live in daytona beach tonight with a look at the conditions there. jacqui. >> dorian is still about 100 miles to our east and as the outermost bands of the storm passed through, these are the conditions they are bringing. wheezy driving rain, gusting wind, sustained around 30 miles an hour with gusts up to 68. arthe storm surge is the real risk here. you can see, as the tide comes in, we are seeing more of these waves push up against the boardwalk and that retaining wall. this is an area under a mandatory evacuation order because it's one of thoseit low-lying, flood-prone areas.

even in no-name storms, they come up andy flood the boardwak in the lobby of the hotel these are the areas that police are enforcing a mandatory evacuation on. that being said, people have had time to prepare for this storm so folks who need to be in shelters are already in those locations righto now. you've got 17,000 utility workers across the state are waiting to restore power. they expect to lose in low-lying, flood-prone areas and barrier islands like this one. also, vulnerable people populations like the homeless, disabled, hospitals, they are in shelters right now. so as this time passes as we're waiting for dorian to come, these are the kinds of conditions we are seeing and people here are just bracing for that damage that we expect to see if it's going to happen between right now and tomorrow early evening. so far, justin a lot of wind, intermittent rain and a lot of tough surf. not a lot of big flooding right now happening though.

>> jacqui, thank you so much. we will continue to monitor the hurricane throughout the hour and bring you updates as we get them. next, a new installment of our school day segment. liberal college professors want chick-fil-a banned from from campus for fears of, quote, safety and mental well-being. actor david hanson is standing by to respond in moments.

>> laura: schools are back in session across america, but some of the faculty at one state university seems more concerned wither banning fast food chain. chick-fil-a from campus than teaching. the kansas snowflakes aree very upset and the fast food chain is being moved from a basement to a more prominent place on campus. the irate faculty writing to administrators, quote, the culture of chick-fil-a fosters hate and discrimination.on mult. they went on to accuse this goal of being more concerned about money and corporate sponsorship than the physical, emotional and mental well-being of marginalized and lgbtq people. the university will move forward with the new chick-fil-a on campus despite the backlash but promises to be more transparent in the future about where they move restaurants.thi. the chick-fil-a outrage in kansas is only more proof of this massive fraud

that colleges and universities have become. in a new op-ed place today, the lead out in detail why higher education has gone from being an icon to just a con. he writes, the damage that the modern university has wrought has now outweighed its once positive role. joining me now victor, victor hanson. now you have some pretty interesting solutions to the universityit con game. what is the simple way this madness could be fixed? >> you know, they have a -- "they" being students, recent graduates and people who didn't graduate, oh $1.5 trillion in student debt and they don'tkn marry, they don't have children they don't do all those things that make people traditional and conservative. they knew that they couldn't be paid back given the majors that these students we're focusing on so while their endowments grew so did the debt of students. it would be easy to sayilnt if u

want to issue a loan to an 18-year-old you better be partly responsible if they default and don't put it on the taxpayers and don't put it on the student. when you buy a car, have the same truth in lending forms that they must fill out, tell them how much an average major will earn you after graduation or how long it takes or how much a particular class cost you in real dollars like an hour with a lawyer or a surgeon.and they do. and then you know, it's very funny. when you go to the university to apply you have an act or an sat test and that's because we don't believe that all the highe schol gpas are equal. what makes us think that the ba's are all equal? they're not. why don't we just have an exit exam and save to get a ba you have to get a certain store on a standardized test just like you did to get in and they don't want to do that either. >> victor, you're in hillsdale

are you speaking at hillsdale? >> and teaching here this week. >> that is one of the few schools left that has a core curriculum understanding western civilization which so many young people don't or they're told to hate it, university of chicago there are some great professors, but hillsdale is one of those places, there is no political correctness. it is refreshing, but it is few and far between. that's the point. upsett about chick-fil-a? are you kidding me? we have to look at the political views of every -- the popeye's sandwich, are they okay? have we checked all their tweets? >> the rip site about chick-fil-a because of all this race, class, gender indoctrination came at a price so these young students don't know who dante is, they have no idea who shakespeare, they don't know analyticall geometry. they have no idea what induction is. you look at the they deducted

fashion with a conclusionn and force examples that fit it. so there really arrogant ine their ideology, but there also sadly ignorant. that's why they go after chick-fil-a. when they talk about poverty and the homeless, one of the ways these university get students to go to their particular classes is they spena an enormous amount of money on latte bars, rockclimbing walls, private dorm rooms and they sell the dormse experience as club med. >> laura: it's lifestyle. >> they do. and they have nonteaching facilitators, czars of inclusion, deans of diversity. it's very expensive. the nonteaching budget has soared. >> victor, it brings us back to the thing we talked about before. college is worth it for a lot of cases. you meet great people, if you're a computer science major or a pre-med or you know what you want to do, it can be fabulous,a

but you can do really well today with experience, work experience and work ethic, and you shouldn't be looked down upon for not going to college. i think think you are sometimes the smartest person out there. >> absolutely. we have 17 million people in college and about half of them don't enjoy it, they could spend their time much better and they're eating up their entire teens and '20s not just by taking -- they don't graduate in four years, the average is six. some don't graduate after six eand then they spend their 20s trying to pay back their loans that they incurred to get anedut competitive. they could have been professional vocational training which would have been much better. it's tragic what's happening.prl >> it's got to be a big reform movement needed in the whole education world, and i think it's beginning. vector, thank you so much. lucky students at hillsdale. our next guest says that china

has its sights set on world domination. and seeks to achieve that through some of the most barbaric means possible. he's one of the preeminent experts on all things china and we are lucky to have him in the studio next.nt the game doesn't end after a spectacular touchdown grab

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>> president trump isn't backing down in the fight against

china's unfair trade practices, and now china says they will sue us because of it. that's a good one. according to fox business, the communist nation is suing the united states through the wto over the president's latest round of tariffs. i say bring it on. my next guest says that the tariff standoff is just a small part of a much broader dispute that has worldwide ramifications for freedom. this is a generational fight. steve mosier, china expert and author of the white china's dream is the new threats to the world order. steve, you say china has one thing on its mind and what is it? >> china intends to dominate the world the way it did in centuries past. unfortunately, under the communist party this is not a country we want to dominate the party. americans need to understand the anomchinese communist party is a

racist, fascist, expansionist political party bent on world domination. it has turned china into a high-tech prison with 1.3 billion inmates. of course, some walls in that prison are higher than others.t. they want to build those same walls in hong kong of course they want to add the 7.3 million people in hong kong to the 1.3 billion in china. people of hong kong don't want toro go there. they know what life is likeup across the border, they live on the border so they understand better than anyone else in the world that you lose your freedom asod soon as you walk across the border, your freedom is gone. >> the elites in china is always an uppercrust, they had all the food they wanted, same thing in north korea, they are mirroring the elites here in hollywood and the high-tech industry who make all manner of excuses for china or say nothing, the great human

rights or worriers in tinseltown, where are they? >> they are hoping that china will just allow their movie to be one of the 20 movies that is allowed by the communist party to be shown in china each year.s and cents. every american out to be back in the president and getting tough on china because this is a generational struggle. we all have a stake in the struggle. the previous generational struggle, president reagan did what?et he cut off technology, transfer and money to the soviet union. he built of the military. trump is building up the military he's cutting into the export sector of the. >> he keeps saying the chain is going to be broken and become irreparable if you don't change yourur ways. i have to play some of these. cnbc's squawk on the street showed, we don't have this fight, but i'll tell you what happened they interviewed a tv

host from state run media in china to get, i think it was her views on the tariffs. think about that.i like a lot o, some good people there. what? you're interviewing a woman from a media outlet that is basically rupp by the government. -- run by the government. >> they have a virtual broadcast run which is as cg person. >> by the way, but let me say this, our own trish regan debated her, but they basically gave her the open. you're going to come on the podcast this week, it's so great to see you. great to see you. our true last bite, and i'm hungry so stay there, next.

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>> it is time for the last bite >> time for the last bite. we have a literal last bite. in honor of my previous segment we were just hungry.

i have this delicious chicken sandwich with pickles and special sauce. i won't tell you where i got it but it is a full a. that all the time we have tonight. check out the podcast tomorrow. shannon bream, take it from here. shannon: as a connoisseur of chicken sandwiches i can tell you where that was from. thanks. we begin with a fox news alert, humanitarian crisis unfolding in the hurricane battered bahamas. police officials reporting apocalyptic scenes of total devastation. the united nations and red cross mobilizing, we need to talk live to those on the ground. the city is gun and crime