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there arheree thirty one congressmen. they are ready to blow u up thie entire deal despite being just. days from default. comphis deal fails, fails completely. and that's why thesetely. membe and others will be absolutely opposed to the deal . l and we will do everything ino our power to sto p and end it now. tomorrow's bill is a bunch fake news and fake talking pointsin that will do nothing to rein ino out-of-control federal spending. nofedera republican in good conscience should support this, consciousnot one republican shl vote for this deal . it is a bad deal . not >> well, not only ours republicans becoming deeply divided on this, but there are even threats to oust mccarthyakb as speaker because of the dealee he mad de with biden. i >> joining me now is texas congressman chip roy and florida congressma n byronnd donalds. both are members of the freedomo caucus and both are againsth met

this deal . welcome to you both, startinglc with you, congressman. ome . and chip roy, what is the alternativ realistic alternative to this? a because i understand were wouldn't formally default. we can pay the interesst or debd debt, but our debt coulde be downgraded and that could be catastrophic. so what is the what i realistics alternative to this deal ? >> well, thanks, kelly . first of all, the everything that we're seeing out ofl th the bill that was put forward,at this this deal , this hatched this weekend is prettyty milquetoast if if that word m might mean something. built frankly, the real problem we face is the four trillion in debt, four trillion dollars in debt. and they push thispushed thing p to january 1st. 2020 five with uncapped amount, which we think will be aboutfour four trillion. and we didn't sign up fre to basically freeze spending for four trillion dollars in debtendingde. the so you ask, what's the alternative? well, it's pretty simple. you have about twenty eight or twenty nine billion dollars of covid funds. you have 80 billion irs mone y. all of us agree should go away.

the number one thing we w campaigned on is getting rid of that irs money. let's sweep that money. let's use it and go to janet yellen and say you've got all gr the money you need to get through june, julye an, and nowa let's fast forward and we can get through september and let's keep movinepg forward to actuale do the work the american people sent us here to do.bu but what you shouldn't do is pile on to post covid expanded government, a government that is now almost 50% bigger than prieth covid and that's exactly what republicans are doing, who support this bill to supbe very clear , they are signing on to a post covid sized of government. we shouldn't do that wit.to m with all due respect to my colleagues, it's a mistake. >> the american people did notse send us here to be inre the majority in the house to do that. matylook, but congressman donal i mean, we don't have we havef we have one half of one thirda e of government. i mean, that that is a reality d here, just the house. so realistically, how do you stop default in a way thatr looks speaker gingrich said this is a step toward sais balancing the budget in a placev where you have divided governmentgovern. this

>> well, look, it's good to be with you this evening. i think if you're talking abouts a step b towards balancing the budget, i would say this is maybe like a tip towards that. not really a step.ally a sy of w the reality of where we are right now is this. this deal is going to the floor for a full vote of the house of representatives. i do notic kaylee thats have n the congressional democrats have not held a press conference todayotheld anc. they they have not really talkedm pef about this deal today. they seem perfectly happy with this deal . and the reason why is ,of is because it keeps all ofnding joe biden's policies and his reckless spending in place. nonone of that is really touchei except for about 12 billionon i dollars in nondefense discretionary. if you're trying to find a pathi forwarndrward, chip talked abouc you could find a minor deal to be able to go back and continue to negotiate this. but at the endday, of the day, is there a minor is there a cap in spending here? is bu.l on but we're still in a long termes trajectory that this bill does not addres s. a stepis a tiptoe nowhere close to a step. know, congressma

n roy, you said earlier, this is in politico. gn you were talking to glenn beck and you, according to politico ,issued what is perhaps the closest thing yet to a motionpe to vacate threat.cate r that would be a motionnd to vacate the speaker. you said then we'r e going to have to regroup and figure out the whole leadership arrangemen thet again, if the by passes. are you threatening to try t to oust the speaker? look what i was talking about there to be very specific. we were very successful for did five months because of what we did in january to realigrenerats the way the republican conference operates. and kevin mccarthy worked inwith good faith, along with the entire leadership team. us with us to advance.e mont i think one ofhs the more successful five months we've had as republicans republi, we c shocked the world by passing the limit, save, grow act. an extraordinaryt inary bi billh would have responsibly raised the debt ceiling with an actual pathn actual, fiscal responsibi. >> w e passed h.r. two to secure the border, but that thatbord wouldn'ter s security bill , wh i agree was a good bill .but >>ho but but how do we get that through the senate?

>> yeah. yeah, well, i mean, first, letur me finish that. we did all that because we werin unified in working together thattoke down broke down this e that's my point. we have to regroup. leadership needs to sit downe tabl with us and bring us all back down to the table so thatd' we don't do exactly whatd. they just did this weekend.limi the limited grow act, however, would have been anwever extraordinary bill for us to leave. sitting out there right up now e through this weekend, becauseasu joe biden was in the in a box.d he was up against the ropesor amd we should have held him there and gotten more for the american people than a spendingpendin freeze foryou four trillion dollars. >> you know, i don't know.cokev bumct how much more you couldi a have gotten kevin mccarthy negotiated up to the last second. i take your point, though,kethoh congressman donald's hakeem jeffries, he had had some words about so-called maga.. republicans apparently are the problem. let's listen ts listen to what e jeffries had to say. intee're not interested in political gamesmanship. we're interested in avoiding a catastrophic default. unfortunately,sted i a far too extreme republicans here who are playin mg an inside gamr as opposed to doing what is rightig for the americane ev

people. >> it'ils the evil extreme. maga republicans, congressman reynolds. i mean, wow, look, i completely disagree with a cheam, except for the fact that he seems kindp of happy with this deal .ai like i was saying earlier, he's not arguing against this deal . and let' arguings be very clear, because this deal keeps all of the democrat policy, all the woke agencies not securing the border, the inflationt secu reduction act subsidies, which are going to be a damage to ou r electric grid, it changes none r of that. and for, what,ea 12 billion dollars this year, we're going to borrow another four trillion. so he can say what he wantst about maga republicans. but let's be serious about this. b maga. t republicans are the only peoplel actually talking aboutic systemt ways of actually getting our nation spending underve d control. we areo goingth to have to do a here in washington, d.c.sh. the american people expect no less. so i rf it takes republicans and magor republicans to make that happen, then sign me up,us

because that is the job that iny front of all of us .ou dem >> yeah.ocdo s willyou'reee right, democrats do seem to like this deal .that and we will get to that next. congressman roy donalds, thank you very much. >> well, now t thahat you've hed why some republicans opposewe'l the deal, we'll find out whyl some say thisas is the way to go . >> joining m ne nooww is one of the republican negotiators of the deal, congressman dustin johnson of south dakota. congressman, you just heard your colleague say this is aa ba bad deal . >> what's your response to that? what ii love byron and chip, but i just don't get where seem're comingt care w from. it seems that their primary argument is that this deal isn't perfect. dealcome on , fellas. welcome to real life.o nobody getres everythingions, they want a negotiation for big wins, though. thourly, this is thefo largest n ever spending reductions inendi american history. two trillionng redtion in am. kf number two , it's the biggest clawback of money from the executive branch in t american history. number three , it's going to unlock american energy by streamlining permitting. that'sat's the biggest deal in,, permitting since

nineteen seventy. and then finally, we w get the e biggest reforms to welfare since 1996. listen, we didn't get into thisn mess overnight. to be able t we're not going to be ableovernh to get out of it overnight. i just got to tell my friends, chip and byron gang, let's take two trillion dollars ine thing savings, go do the same thingne next week and next month. and next year.. >> let's stay at it. know congressman johnson c, whie house economic adviser, was asked about your comments today. and let'about y ans listen to w> said . >> dr. johnson's describing it as a remarkable conservate dust accomplishment. you disagree? is it a remarkable progressive accomplishment? or a remarkable compromiseremarb accomplishment? i would describe it as good,. fair deal that reflects the realities of divided government. that helps preserve what has been an incredibly strong set of progressive accomplishments over the last two and a half>> c years. >> so how could somebody be a conservative accomplishment? in a progressive whene opposi their opposites, after all? gosh, i don't. maybe the white housee bi is engaged in a little bit of spin. republicann.s control, barely

control one half of one third la government. and yet hererg we are with then largest ever spending reduction in american history. kitty, i've goy thist to say th. you and i both seen plenty of p. debt ceiling deal , a debticansv ceiling deals in the past. did republicans ever get anything for those? even when we had unified control of the white house a,god the senate and the house, did we ever get cutta deal this gooe cutting deals like this are nott easy. we've managed to do it. the w and i get ithite. to pu the white house is going to put a happy face on it. but you are going to seeepublica the vast majority ofns vorepublicans vote for this deal tomorrow. $2m going to vote for two trillion dollars in cuts. >> i don't know what byron and chip are going to vote for, but okay, soo want you do also, i want to point out the progressive caucus, jane paul, she's the head of it. she apparently was on a press call and she said that she hadis a very good conversation aboutso this deal and make some changes you could see as positive. they won't be upset if f democrats support this.s be

so how can this be considered, vertov, when the progressive caucus may not whip againsts thisma bill ? >> they may not just say we're in kaili. ing th republicans have got to quit defining themselves by just what are liberals against? we've got to figure out what's conservative and gwhat'so get ia and not just once.ve we've got to be willing to get it week in and week. here's what i know. here's what's conservative. cutting two trillion dollars worth of spending in the next two years, clawing back twentyod nine billion dollars worth of covid funds, some of which would have gone to china unl unlocking american energy and putting americans back to work. >> ameri listen, if john paul wants to vote for that. listen, paul , welcome to thepat party. >> those are conservative wins, and i'm going to vote for them.e yeah, it doesn't take us back fr to pre covid spending levels, but i do tak>> it e the politice realities of the moment. >> congressman, thank you veryhe much. sidejust heard from both sides of the argument from multiple wo congressmen. and don't get me wrong debate.ai that is a good thing. thing

but this is becoming a constantt with republicans. it seemsans it. e on why is it always feeling like we are on the defensive and we have fractures in our caucus? democrats, they're alwayssitt united . they're just sitting back eating popcorn. republicans were battling it out with eacinbackg e battlih on >> this isn't how it's supposed to be. joining me now is victor davis hanson, senior fellow at ds senf the hoover institution. >> and charlie hurt washingtone times opinion editor and foxedxs news contributor victor, i always love hearing i your take. it does often feel likt e we're on the defensive, but i don'tdei think this moment is goingneon to define an election. i think we'll gei thint throughe just fine.bu >> but what are your thoughts? >> well, i mean, republicans,w i they're going over the cliff and they're arguing. but how do wd rde get ho thew dl speed toward the cliff? i mean, the republican party, we've lost seven of the last eight popular votes and we haven't won 51% of a presidential election since nineteen eighty eight . and this is the time when westa, won fourteen hundred seats,

local and state, underunde t the obama administration.had to >> so, yes, i think that that we need to cut spending.y but ifha you only, as we said ,n if you only havee- a half of one third of government and you only have a nine seat majority in the house, how are you going to do that really when you can't win a national election? so we have the presidencye ha and two thousand seventeen, wen had it in two thousand eighteen . we hav 201e it in 2019 and we hd in twenty , seventeene and eighteen. we have the senate and wuse have the house. >> and wn e ran on six hundred billion dollar deficit prie thescod precourt. now we should be alarmedic because these are historic deficitsicits.. we've never seen two , three , four trillion, five , six , sixl almost up to nine percent of gdp and we have one hundred anda 30% of gdp in national debt. so this is a crisis. you ha havee gove tt to take a deep brh and say when you have the house and you have the senate and you. have the presidency, then it's time to get a balanced budget,

but not to run up 600 billiongo demothen to get furious and go crazy because we have the democrats carry that legacy . and we, the bush administration, the obama administration, the trump administration, and now bidentdt is out doing them all.he bu t the republicans have to at some point say we are going an be fiscally responsible when we have all the control ofe will government. and i hope we will do that in. twenty , twenty four . >> i certainly hope so.ntry i mean, the future ofo our country depends on it. charlie, i .knowyo i do wonder if you mention this actually earlier about the culture wars. i meantheythem, they call theme the culture wars, but i feel like this debt limit debate kind of distractts fros from so the bigger things going on in our country. charlie, transitioning kidy s at a young age, in kindergartenaphy classrooms, the schooll shooti shootings we see across this country like these are things republican should be talking about, not fighting battles that we can'lking ab t win. >> i jf we don't have a united. government, we just can't win them.

>> yeah, well, of course,r in there's no greater culture war in my book. thethan the notion that we'rel going to rack up thirty one trillion dollarsedit through debt and on a credit card and dump it on ourn an children. grandchildren. and , you know, republicans are up against a crazed party, lunatics who and, you know, , just over the last week we weree listening to eleanor presley talk about in religious terms, the importance of racking up trillion s of more debt to dump on her children and grandchildren. >> let me just ask you , doeen done you think there's more that could have been done here right now? you think mccarthy h t could have>> gotten a better deal ? >> no, i think that this is at o tremendous accomplishment for for the house leadership, given the very difficult numbers tha. they're facing. that said , i also think that t the house republicans have a stronger hand than i think higive thethat a lot of people m credit for when they come up with a bill , a spending bill . that's that's the startinge star point. that's supposed to be the starting point. ting. ason thethe reason the foundersd the house to start all taxatios

bills and all set spending wereh bills is because they were the closest to the people.presea and so when the house ofmajori representatives, howeverty, smal the majority is , comes up with a spending bill , comes upi with a a debt ceiling bill , then then the rest of washington should sit up and listen. and if we wind k unow,p with the government shutdown, we've had numerous government shutdowns in the past. every time ti the media blamesy si republicans. and if you go back and look atng every single one of those, when when republicans emerge from those they've been b blamed for them. they either they either holdin t hetheir own in the next electiot or they improve themselves in the next election. d so iand so i think actually tt this is a very good fight.e poin >> i get the point that you can start with savings now and then keep working on it.s but i do think that the house h, has a very strong hand here, no matter how small the majority is . >> it's a good point. and the fighfit against mccartha as messy as it was, you know, many iterations of votes, itr th

resulted in better rules fore hs the house. so there's that to victor. >> charlie, thank you . the twenty twenty four battle already heating up in iowa tonight to start to started he12 city swee-city swp in the e and around the country. i'll go to'luth southcaroli caa and new hampshire. donald trump , he is getting has ready to go to iowa. he hasll a big town hall thursdy . iowa governor kim reynolds was at the desantis event. n he joins us in moments. plus this. three marines were viciously attacked by a group of teens over memorial day weekend. shocking video. >> you're looking at it coming up. fox nation is forever grateful to those who've put this great country first. and to show our appreciation, we're continuing to offer all active military and veterans their first year of fox nation for free stream, all new shows that celebrate our country that you can only watch on fox nation. there's a whole set of stories that have never really been told before. >> what you know about the korean war may not be the full story.

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visit va govt forward slash to learn more and file your claim>o . people havhavee said that iowael is the florida of the north,t ve but i'll telryl you it very well may be that florida is the iowa of the se iowa settingu al the standard you all should be proud about whatof they're doing. >> that's governor ron desantifs tonight kicking off his iowain campaign. this is the first in a five daye swing across multiple states . but he's not the onlyy form republican contender in iowa this week. on thursday, formerer rump wil president donald trump , he will be in des moines to address republicans there dow and is going to sit down for a town hall with our own sean hannity. both are in iowa. they are vying for the support of my next guest. kiining me now is iowa governor kim reynolds,

who spoke at the desantis event tonight. welcome , governor . m reynhi, kelly .govern it's greator to be with you. great to have you . gov you've covered so well in your state just a true conservative who has put forward so many good policies, a lot of people vying for your endorsement. i'm not surprised.u said but you said you're notot endorsing your desantis eventg o tonight. you spoke. do you plan on going an to g trump event at any time in the future? oh, i already have, actually . we've hawe hd several of the candidates that have already been through the state. and i have said m goin, you i'mn to remain neutral. i want to help talk abou t events that they should participate in, kind of help let them know what's happening in the state. but i've spoke at nikki's eventi that they spoke atat h president trump's rally that he had in davenport, as well as governor desantis. so iscf they ask, you know, ifht works on my schedule, i'm moreuy than happy to attend and really just my role is to encourage iowans to attend these events and i'm seeing great turnout at all of them. d, y're energize

they're engaged, and they really want to hear fromenergiz kaylcandidates because ultimately they want the individual tha thet will be whoever the democratic nominee is . president , if it'dents a president biden. but ultimately to make sureubli that we have a republic inca you a republican in the white house kenned0 four , if it's biden, like you said, kennedyesque making some headway there on the democrat side of the aisle. but i know it's craz it'sy. let's pop up the real clear politics average there in your state. it has a trumpr pretty much trouncing desantis by twenty two points. this is in your state. it'ss in you the average. and you've said , though, that things happen, anything can change. you just got to stay i vnhink te the game. you have to be viable. >> so you think these numbers could shift at some point? oh, it is way too early. i mean, the first debate isn't until august or caucusesy, febru and until january , february. i'll give you a couple statistics in two thousand and seven in may of two thousand seven , romney, mccain and giuliani were the top three candidates, , romneyaccording to real

clear politics. mike huckabee wasn't. it was zero. won and he actually went on to win the iowa caucus that year. and in 2015 it was walker,t were rubio and huckabee that werehree the top three candidates at this time in may of 2015. and actually cruz and trump, who were first and second winners combined, weren't evene at 10%. so, you knowel, the field's nodt been set yet. as iowans, as ii said , what i'vet been really encouraged with isen they're showing up, they're listening. they're asking tough questions thatd they really want to make sure that they get this right, that we have the best candidate to take out president biden in. twenty , twenty four . r and so it's waeay early. lots can happen. aians, so they have a real opportunity to get out there, meet iowans.oh i would recommene d to the stato come often traveled to all99 cot 99 counties. i promisies e you , iowansey arr will show up and they really >>e in tune to the issues. we they take our first ine the nation caucus, very seriouss . yes.. i have been to iowa so many

times and it is so true. i've even been to a caucusw th site. iowans know their stuff and they will voteei candidates accountable. >> governor , than k you .ere aler as we head into pride month, we were alerted to a bulletin thatt the department of homeland security put out this month. it w of threats against the lgbtq community, but the evidencecite here's the interesting part. the evidence for these threats, e it's strange, according to abc news quote, dhs analyst alsochae site social media chatter celebrating the recenta mass shooting at a nashville church school. high profile attackse chur agait schools and faith basedlike institutions like the recent shooting in nashvill rece have h historically served as inspiration for individuals to conduct copycat attacks, dhss said . so let. me get a straight. dhs is citing a mass shooting at a christian school by aa commsgender person as a basis for threats against the lgbt community. no see.that makes no sense.

>> joining me now is ned ryan ,n ceo of american majority. g >> i mean, what am i missing here, ned? that's crazy. crazy . it's insane, kayleigh. kay it's it's intellectually incoherent. ne really does tak le gaslightin to a whole new level whew n when they're saying that a transgender, mentally disturbed transgender girlendela murdered in cold blood , six people, including a nine isi year old girl, somehow that'sisr justification for them issuing this advisors eveny. hs but it gets even weirder if you look down. banndhs is also citing the the s that are banning gender affirming care as though and saying those are acts of the violence againstca the transgender community, as though banning medical mutilatetion o of underage children is violence against the mentally disturbedit's. but as more of the same scale in which you see these administrative state bureaucrats really trying to weaponizes government against any dissent against democrats and their allies, crazy and radical agenda reallyi is an intimidation tactice

by the by the dhs to to silence a significant percentage ofying the population in this country e who are saying, no, we're not going to sit here and be quiet i and sit down and we're going to call it the luciferasender and transgender movement for what it is i like. l >>ik i like that you label thats because i can tell you asoman w sitting here is a woman who hadr a cancer geneea and had a mastectomy. i can tellecto you imyf you do l to a child who's confused, that is violence against a child. and one ofone the thingofs thah interesting is i've noticed this trend of the victim becoming the villain. we saw it with that poorho all o pregnant woman, the hospital f 'sworker, who all of a sudden she's a villain when her bike was being stolen, the nashville shooter, people saying that she's been misgendered, i mean k ,crazy things like that. but you don't expect to hear that just directly from the white house. so i wan mt to takemore us backn memory lane. listen to kp this is days after the nashville shooting. >> here's what she had to say.vl lgbt q i plus kids are resilient.

they are fierce.back they fight back .t go they're not going anywhere and we have their back this kayleig administration has their back. >> sh:o the transgender kids, they need to fight after the nashville shooting. are we surprisede weed a at allt divided dhs is now adopting the same kind of mentality? i >> no, no, of course not. and i hope that this highlights yet again to those watching that our government is not neutral on any level . at it has a bias in one direction.p weaps against whatle many american people believe, how they live their lives silenceir weaponizes againstus t de to silence us . and i think the thing that'saggs that's deeply troublinsig is hoh aggressive they are. f th and remember, that was jusattscl literally within hours s of thaa school shooting happening in which they say we have the backm munityof the transgender communn which one of their their people went in and shot people in colds blood . but it's accelerating quickly because they are determined to silence us . but we will no.t be silent.il wel will nonot be thet be silen

the face of this movementto and what they are attempting t to do to us next generation. we have to stand and fight and say, no, this is wrong. but even more importantly, kayleigh, this is evil.>> >> i it t is .ld nic and you know, that'd be nice if they had the back of the faith community, the community where the dodgers are featurinthe g pe dancers around crosses, but they don't have the back of the faith community becausebi we're called the fbi. wanted to plmember, the fbi was wanting to put plants in catholic churches. >> that's what this administration wants to do. >>t but even more so, if we had a really, truly neutral dhsi ma and fbybi, maybe they'd want to investigate the literal dozens of firebombfires of pro-e centers and churches that have laf violenver the last five years because those are truly acts of violence against, i would argue, tens of millions of americans who have been targeted by a hatefulif we and bigoted small minority inha this country. if we haneutrad a trul y neutralerican peo government that was looking outl for the best interests of the american people, that' s what they would be investigating. that's what they woulde is be issuing advisories against. but they're nosuing advisorit tl >> they're not.ic they rescinded thatstigat

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case. in the last fe gw minutes, wotte have just gotten word ofsts. a number of arrests. juven >>il nine juveniles charged, five of them facing felonycharg. assault with a deadly weapon charges. the video, of course, is shocking to marines curled p into the fetal position trying to protect themselves from annso onslaught by dozens of teenagers. an attacf k that left officials in the usually peaceful beachside community ofusuallnito sanclemente horrified at the violence of it all and disturbed by the symbolism o of when it happened on memorial day weekend. >>t officials say the group ofn teens may have been setting offe fireworks and generally causing a disturbance when the marines were off duty and not in s uniform asked them to stop. the mayor of san clemente tells us the attackers likely did note know the men were marines

and did not target them because of their military status. >> i think youthsyou have here is an unruly kind of group ofndo youths celebrating the end of the school year down at our tng street beach area, getting a little out of hand , perhaps,r but the sheriff says whatever the reason for the attack, whatever the age of the attackers, it was entirely t unacceptable. >> regardlesy'res if they're adl or juveniles, they will be heldo accountabl t e to the law that kicks another human being in damagead to cause damage, internal injury to that magnitude will be arrested for a felony assault, deadlyap weapon. >> asd again, the breaking newo tonight, kelly , nine teens, une all under 18 have been arrested and charged with felony assault with a deadly weapon. wave of those cases, investigators tell us , by the way, they don't expect any further arrests at this point, bue. hat could chang

but justice appears to be dow moving pretty swiftly down inm d san clemente tonight. >> absolutely appalling. i am glae d that they made the arrest. callthanjonathan , thank you . >> there are now growing and urgent calls for the cityg university of new york to lose its funding after a law schoolwc graduate launched a hate via filled, vile tirade inde i the place. >> the commencement speech.aw t i chose cuny school of law for its articulated mission to be law in the service of human needs when a very few legalis a institutions to recognize that the law is a manifestation of white supremacy, may the rage that fills this auditorium dance in the hallways of our elementary schools may be the fuel fo r a fight againsts, capitalism, racism, imperialism and zionism. aroundld, th the world. the people, the masses,esse they will carry this revolutioni for oppressed peoplere everywhere, for greaterve empires, destruction have fallen before and so will these. soe cl to a class of twenty , twenty three , the fight beginss now. >> well, joining me nowformer

is monica crowley. former assistant treasury secretary, and emily compañero, ouo. st of out n both are fox news contributors.h and emily, of course, is my, 2. colleague, co-host, you know, ou two and a half weeks after this happened. i wantschool to point out the so labeled this as hate speech, emily, but it's too little, tooi late. this is a taxpayer fundedty university. this perso. capitn attacked capitalism, attacked our police officers, called our police fasc fascists. t the even eric adams called out the university a little late for the hate speech. >> ospf course it is , because it's not truly recognizing of unsotly what the speech was, which was anti-semitic and totally unacceptable. it took the mayoit took e mayor new york to come out for and denounce this as hate filled, violent rhetorice for the school to come out, which, by the way, they haven't yetturb apologized and the thing thate issturbs me the most as a practicing attorney is the fact that this person is somehow representing the future class of attorneys. ita luxu t is a luxury to sit bd a podium and denounce

the military and denounce the police to call for a rage filled auditorium to dismantleee an entire system that sheor job clearly is benefiting from by getting that degree and then applyingso for jobs around here. so i don't understand whyje someone can so flippantlctyment reject essentially everything that she has enjoyed up until this moment and expectexpecte ng the actual practice of law will afford her the luxury of condemning and canceling and being violent with her rhetoric rather than negotiate and accepting and some type of collaboration intellectually, which is what the law profession requires. >> yeah. and monica, she went on tow ca jordan neilly a murderer and asa a graduate of law, you don'tse call people murderers before a case goes to trial. it's innocent before proven guilty. do they not teach that cuny?o tt yeah, i guess she wasn't there that day for that lecture, right? look, this speech was a completely biannual penny. excuse me. penny was completely vile, unhinged, bigoted and hate filled. >> but it's not surprising

because american law schools are turning out some ools arf the most radical leftist marxist activists in american history. you two are the exception. he th you made it through law school with your head screwed on straight and with real respect. rewefor the rule of law. not but that's not what our eliteelt institutions are putting out. i and the city university ofk new york put out this statement a stattoday calling it hate spet but it took them two weeksth to put out that statement.ne and the only reason they did it is no. one . mayor atom's but a condemned it, butials i also other public elected officials in york also condemned it.ngin and they have the threatg ovf th hanging for them of the revocation of their public funding. that is the only reason thatwoma they criticize this speech. this woman has a long public record of making these kinds ofe hateful comments f, anti israell anti-semitic, anti police antimilitary. i militarythey knew what she wat when they gave her that platform and they gave ite it to her and then let me quoter of her exactly. she described the murder of a

a black man like jordan neilly by a white man on the mta. it is innocent until proven guilty for anyone who wento to law school. all right.la you seit seems like you see hateful rhetoric like hers everywhere you look on the left. li is sunny hostin today on the view. >> pretty hateful. the h this . >> women, white women inect th particular, want to protect this patriarche here because it's to their benefit. they want to make sure thaake st th their husbands do well. they want to make sure that wel their sons do well. they want to make sure tha ty do their children do well. and they want to make sure that they do well. most of the wome n in some ofe these studies are married whitee women and they do fall in line d with what their husbands are doing. >> married white womened whitee we just fall in line with our husbands. i think sean kilmartin may havel a thing or two about that. t i don't fall in line. you know, i think the hypocrisye here is so frankly appalling because here is someone thato has said and of course,repres representing the left essentially mob the groupthinklt with uat says that if you don't think in lockstep with us, then you are rejected entirely

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