san diego state university offering a course, so removing donald trump from office, trump impeachmentconviction. and the case for impeachment. brandon jones, a senior at san diego state university, the college republicans joined us this morning. thank you for joining us. just from the description of the course alone does it seem fair to you? >> we see this type of stuff at the leadership institute campus reform and it goes to show you what is happening on college campuses today. this course has a clear message and i receive that message loud and clear and we are fighting back against it. heather: we did receive a comment from the school and this is what they say, quote, this presents an overall framework of impeachment, removal or criminal investigation of a president rather than focusing on donald trump. that is not what the course description is or the name of the course which you can see right there. >> san diego state will cover their bases and backtrack on this but if you look at the required course it was written by a left-wing nut on the east coast. trump is the name of the cou

college campuses, especially san diego state university there is tons of liberal bias and it's honestlysolutely right about that. let's read the statement from the school. san diego state university sent us. this the course present an overall framework of impeachment, removal of criminal investigation of a president. rather than focusing on president trump. so they say that's an overall framework of what the impeachment process is and they are not focusing on the president. even though his name is in the title. what do you say? >> i mean, it's clear. his name is in the title. it's very clear what the message is this course is sending. look at the required textbook. it was written by a liberal nut job on the east coast. his message is very clear as well. this course is to go after president trump. and unfortunately, they can, you know, spew their talking points all they want but i'm not buying it. >> i don't know if anyone sells going to buy it either. if i'm a parent sending my kid there and she takes this class, i'm not paying for it thanks so much. thank you, brandon for being with us

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starting next month, criminal justice students at san diego state university can take a class called hment, removal or conviction." the university insists that this is a weekend course -- not sure whether it makes a difference -- and that it is not funded by public tax dollars, which is of interest. here now, mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist," and a professor and political commentator. welcome to both of you this evening. those are the three choices, tt you get if you enroll in that class. >> not surprising. i'm wonder for these college students, is it really worth going into debt over, is this the type of thing that will prepare you to go into the real world? we have problems with kids not being able to get jobs out of college and this is what you're seeing. you have this replacing of learning naked politics. adults used to spend college time teaching students what they need to know to become good members of society, now it seems they're pandering to whatever kids are goofing off about, televisions series, video games, whatever it is that is happening. >> martha: we

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. >>> san diego state university offering a course dedicated to strictly removing president trump fromthing a book called the case for impeachment. >>> one of highest paid actresses in hollywood but jennifer lawrence never made to it high school. listen. >> i dropped out of middle school. i don't technically have a fed or a diploma. i am self-educated. jillian: telling cbs's "60 minutes." doesn't regret leaving school at 14 to pursue acting career. she wanted to forge her own path to success. that is look at headlines. brian: she drives her family crazy. from kentucky and conservative every time she speaks out. she said in the past she would flow a martini in the face of the president. she is good actress. ainsley: dropping out of middle school, middle school. brian: rest of this stuff is easy. middle school is the hard stuff. nine to 12 pretty much -- ainsley: doing just fine. steve: making $20 million a movie. brian: but the stuff she doesn't know, she doesn't know. steve: so she doesn't know. ainsley: very profound. steve: she knows she's rich. should federal or sate government empl