bravo, robert wright for recognizing a university campus is where you have free speech. what happened to the hippies and yippees from the 60s and 70s that you and i grew up with who were fighting on campuses on berkeley so there would be free speech. now the little snowflakes want to make sure nobody gets to say anything. >> i was one of those hippies. >> weren't we all? tom: but i'm go back to the 1950s to little rock, arkansas. little rock nine. president eisenhower sent federal troops to let the children into school at little rock. in in mississippi, the continue administration sent federal troops to protect them. they were there to enforce the constitutional rights of these kids. why can't we protect the constitutional rights of speakers, the first amendment of the constitution. if you have to, do the same thing. >> because the left is in such solid control of university campuses across this country, and it's tragic. the greatest value of a university education is education, not indoctrination. if these kids come and they are prevented from hearing a view point other

so there's memoirs that people did and autobiography, there was main man robert wright one of the first and became a successful businesspeople in dodge city, and he wrote extensively about -- dodge city's early days and he was prate authentic he didn't have access necessarily. he surprised in writing about dodge city. also you go by what other people have written about nots that much. robert whereby did a biography for example of stewart. but you -- dock holiday and other characters you start to compare them and you go through and some things match up the right way. like okay, there seems to be enough evidence, enough supporting documentation this happened but not supporting be so there are times in the book i'll say you know, may not be exactly certain that this happened or happened in this way. but it probably did and then there's things that i don't even include to the book and say it didn't happen. there's kind of one exception if anybody has heard of the film named budline there's a story in the book that has been perpetrated in the movies and show a gun with a long special and the

so there's also memoirs that people did or biographies, robert wright who is the very first who becamea successful business person, he wrote extensively about dodge city days. he was pretty authentic. he took pride in writing about dodge city. also you go by what other people have written about bat masterson which is in that match. doc holliday and some of the other characters and you have to compare them some things match up the right way like this seems to be enough evidence and supporting documentation that this happened. some of this other stuff you can't support. there a few times in the book where i will say and may not be exactly certain this happened what happened in this way, but it probably did. there's things i don't include in the book because i don't want to say it didn't happen. there's one exception, there's a story in the book and perpetrated in movies when you show wyatt earp with his gun and the story was in 1876 that the dimestore novelist and playwright who mostly wrote about the west and is a story in 1876 he was so impressed with the efforts of wyatt earp and bat

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though there's also memoirs of people did, there's a lot of autobiographies and the name robert wrightho was one of the first most successful business people in dodge city and he wrote extensively about dodge city's early days. and he was pretty authentic. he didn't have any access until i met him. he took pride in writing about dodge city. also, you go by what some other people had written about bat masterson which is not that much. robert dartmouth did a biography but doc holliday and some of the other characters, you start to compare them. you go through them and some things match up the right way. like okay, this would be enough evidence, and the supporting documentation but some of this other stuff, no, you can't support it. there are a few times in the book where i will say you know, it may not be exactly certain that this happened or happened in this way but it probably did and then there's things like, i don't even include in the book because i don't want to put something in there and say it didn't happen. there is one exception, if anybody ever heard the name ned but line. the

wright. and one person. i'm robert gray. now back to the judge.ge jeanine: senator rand paul and his reaction to the syria attacks are still to come. david avella, from g d from gop. with this cruise missile launch thursday in syria on the chemical weapons, we have it seems both the right and the left applauding. you have schumer and pelosi and people who never had a good thing to say, you have got mccain and lindsey. what do you think in terms of your perspective very quickly? the right thing to do? >> you said the nail on the head. the mainstream of the republican and democratic party support this. this should have happened a long time ago. assad has been acting with impunity for long six years. i have a view it will change the dynamic in syria. assad knows he has to answer for his crimes against humanity. the missile strikes were a measured response. the type of aircraft that were being used to do the chemical weapons strike on the syrians in syria. this is a win for trump, the u.s., and for u.s. policy in the region. i have been writing since

wright joining us from the white house, thank you very much. also in washington this morning, abc news political commentator cokie roberts., cokie, good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with general flynn. if he testifies do we think he possibly could do some real damage to his former boss? >> it depends on what he knows and what has, in fact, happened and we really don't know the answer to that. it is amusing that everybody is able to pull out these quotations from both the general and the president about immunity now that apparently his lawyer is asking for it, but, look, mike flynn was the first casualty of this administration and he probably is not very happy with his former boss. >> hey, cokie, let's talk about that press conference, the press briefing yesterday. one of the stranger ones. in recent memory. sean spicer is not backing down. sean spicer is not backing down from the president's wiretapping claims. and this while they can't pass health care, so are they stepping on their own agenda here? >> well, cecilia, as you well know -- you're usually in those briefings -- they can be quite bizarre. but the f