back now with me, ben shapiro, editor in chief of dailywire.com.f a weird way for someone in that position to get the news. don't you think? >> it is. but his administration does not work along normal channels. a lot of his stuff is always attempting to catch up with him. dan coats can be extremely happy with the president after the president sat in front of putin and said he takes putin at his word, being equated with vladimir putin in matters of honesty of russian election interference is probably not what dan coats had a mind with this job. >> martha: at the president talk today about what a great success of the helsinki meetings where. it of appears as though this second meeting for the fall is kind of an attempt at a redo. >> there is interest in that appeared what we saw here was president trump making statements, walking back the walk back. he wants a second shot at putin or a second bite of the apple. if there is a second meeting, i'm a little bit skeptical that the president is going to be a lot more militant with putin than he was in the

he is not endorsing ben shapiro's weight loss plan.th him, but the guy is sincere. >> jesse: that's a great plan. gutfeld and i are both on that plan. we look really trim. i think the democratic party has tighter discipline than the republican party. ideologically they run a really tight ship. they have a lot of discipline and the route took a minute there is a hint that someone may be curious about crossed the line of bipartisanship, smack them right back. look what happens when black americans may be moved to the right. they are savagely attacked. or when women in the trump administration, treva savagely attacked but -- democrats feel like politics is religion and you have to adhere to their strict dogma and if you disagree with them or do anything against the dogma, they will outkast you and brand you as a traitor. >> juan: you catch the news, like 90% of republican support trump? >> jesse: yes, i did. >> juan: talk about orthodoxy and the refusal to move in the face of -- >> jesse: sometimes republicans could be more bipartisan. jo

and we learned a lot from that event so that by the time ben shapiro came and milo came a second time, we had a better security plan, we had it much more in hand, and the events went i off very peacefully. >> host: are those the type of events where you're on site or you're monitoring closely? >> guest: i stay closely in touch with the campus chancellor and also i speak with the university's chief of police the make sure that -- to make sure that things are well organized, there's a clear chain of command, everybody mows what the rules are -- knows what the rules are, that there is a role for peaceful protest. it's a university campus, after all. but there's also a role for security. >> host: five years is a long time anymore for a university president, isn't it? >> guest: it's been, yeah, it's been almost five, and it's gone by really quickly. it's amazing. >> host: are you planning on sticking around out there? >> guest: i hope to stick around for a while longer, yes. >> host: janet napolitano. her new book coming out is "how safe are we?" 9 she's the current president of the univer

horrific holocaust insult getting lobbed at ben shapiro. s us to respond next. >> laura: a violent attack against conservative commentator and writer ben shapiro tweeting, quote, ben shapiro is the jew that helps other jews out of the train." she now deleted the tweet in a follow-up, he tweeted, "i deleted it because a mob on the right -- of a the right wing babies who were flooding my mentions and it was frankly pretty annoying as were the dm death threats." joining us now to respond is the daily wire's ben shapiro. ben, we're always talking to when the left is unhinged and you have a special way of unhinging them, but this was really -- i mean, i keep saying a new low but this really is a new low. i've never heard of this person before, but i guess he's kind of big in the tech world. where are we here? >> i've been called worse by better. that's the way things go these days. he said he worked over at fox. it turns out he wasn't a co-founder of vox. if it was vox, vox isn't sending their best. >> we have an individual that works for this te

it leads. >> laura: it's a new law for the left, a horrific holocaust and salt getting lobbed at ben shapiro to respond next. ♪ >> laura: the unhinged left things even lawyer. the cofounder of the tech website "the verge" has perked up or a vial attack of ben shapiro, tweeting, "venture brio is a jew who helps other jews onto the train." he is deleted the tweet and he says he deleted it because a mob on the right wing babies who are flooding my mentor did it was frankly pretty annoying, as were the dm death threats. joining us now to respond as the daily wires ben shapiro. we are always talking to -- with the left is unhinged. you have a special way of and hinging them. but this was really -- i keep saying a new low, but this really is a new low. i have never heard of this person before, but i guess he is kind of big and the tech world. where are we here? >> i've been called worse by better people. that's the way things go these days. i guess that he works or said that he works over at vox, turns that he is not from there. that is all i can really say about it. >> laura: we have an individua

ben shapiro, great to have you on as always. we will be right back. . we will be right >> laura: what a big night. we might have a bigger night tomorrow. president trump, day two in brussels. what will happen? will there be more grim faces on >> tomorrow president trump d number two will there be more grim thesis on the other networks? speaking of pyrotechnics in high trump fbi agent peter strauch testifies tomorrow open session. we will see you here tomorrow with all of those issues. shannon bream@ is next. >> thank you starting tonightsi where president trump takes the america's first message to the country struggling with the identity crisis and then to boost defense spending we have a phenomenal lineup and journalist glenn greenwald with his take on the upcoming summit. judge kavanaugh begins his charm on capitol hill with a confirmation battle we have the latest developments. and we have breaking details on

ben shapiro will react but first. trump calls out the real russian conclusion. that is the focus of tonight's angle. i don't know about you but i surely enjoyed seeing the grim faces on some of those other cable networks today after president trump's meeting within the nato counterparts in brussels. it was obvious that pundits and writers wrote their scripts long before air force one even touched down in belgium. of course, trump was going to be an american wrecking ball, a bowl and a china shop, further damaging the north atlantic alliance that it helped keep the peace for 69 years poodle. germany, the richest country in nato is enriching russia, the country the alliance wants protection from. >> we are supposed to protect you against russia. germany -- they got rid of their coal plants and their nuclear. they are getting so much oil and gas from russia. i think it is something nato has to look at. >> laura: if you listen to my radio show with any regularity, which you should have, you would've heard me speak of the energy pipeline projects which are funded by

rob: issuing an apology after backlash from many on the left for his praising of ben shapiro.carly shimkus with serious xm 115, how the conservative commentator is firing back. >> reporter: it all started with this tweet, fellow liberals, if you're interested in crossing the aisle consider following ben shapiro. i don't agree with him on much but he is a genuine person who once helped me for no other reason than to be nice. he doesn't bend the truth. his intentions are good. that tweet sparking a wave of reaction from democrats and people in hollywood so intent that he should an apology saying it is hard, that tweet was a disaster on many levels. i want to be clear i in no way endorse hatred, racism, homophobia, the enough phobia or any such form of intolerance. ben shapiro reacted to the whole situation on the story with martha maccallum last night. >> working in this town, hollywood is not fond of anybody working across the aisle. he put up an apology for having suggested i was a nice person. that was wonderful. >> with all the backlash, it is more interesting and useful to

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having said that, the ben shapiro example is an interesting example.berkeley went to great lengths to make sure and sugar was able to speak. he was able to speak. he had a terrific audience and didn't do with people outside who, get this, were exercising their first speech rights. you might think they were saying knuckleheaded and wrong things and didn't know ben shapiro and they took the time to listen to him speak, they would know that. but that was not an example of anybody's rights being violated. that wishes an example of a lot of people speaking and you think some of the people who were speaking for saying wrong things. that's okay, right? and, in fact, berkeley, which sometimes gets thrown in to this mix of being a problematic place, barclays story is an interesting sort for what finder something right now. so january 2017 milo was going to come to the campus. berkeley took extraordinary action to make sure he was going to be able to speak. milo had come to my campus and affect everything university california campus had berkeley police officers

jesse: ben shapiro in the lion's den with bill maher.esse: you probably stumped him because he was high and smoked before the show. but i want to talk to you about the top three scotus picks. tell me what your assessment is of brett kavanaugh who seems to be the early establishment insider frontrunner. >> i'm dicey on brett kavanaugh. he was one of the forces behind the selection of john roberts. but there are two situations where he has done less than originalists would like. he denied jurisdiction on obamacare because he said it was a tax. it's the first time anybody made the argument obamacare was a tax rather than a fine. and that's the logic that ended up being used by chief justice roberts. that came from a cavanaugh dissent. there is another case in which kavanaugh suggests the government had a compelling interest in providing contraceptive care. that case is a little bit of evidence that he takes seriously the government's stated interest in leftive issues. jesse: the wall street editorial page endorsed him. matt schlapp also end

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ben shapiro, whatever you think of him, has consistently taken on white's's premises. dates -- white supremacist. he is a victim of antagonism from white supremacists on a consistent basis. the idea that these protesters would broadcaster ingredients -- broadcast their ignorance by saying we say no to their bull should white supremacist is incredible. they would not be under that horrible misimpression otherwise. richard and i would have a vigorous debate about whether charles murray is a white supremacist. i think it is grossly unfair to take one section of one of his books, and from that draw this vast conclusion about who charles murray is when he has done countless other things, including the advocacy of universal basic income. so we would have that big debate. if we did not have that debate we would all be poor. let's have the fight and be ugly and messy. you all can leave this and think that i do not know what i'm talking about, that would be just fine, that happens to me all the time. we should have the fight and have the debate. and i worry that given this need

ben shapiro here on all of the day's big headlines. we began with trace gallagher on the latest fallout from those bombshell michael: recordings. >> let's begin with what we kno know. the recorded conversation between then candidate donald trump and his attorney michael cohen is about buying the rights to the story of an alleged affair between trump and "playboy" model karen mcdougall. at the time the story belonged to american media, which owns the "national enquirer." here are the last nine secretary of the tape, listen closely. >> we normally put the words on the screen, but the tape is garbled and impossible to verb eight and that's the primary issue, exactly what did donald trump say? the white house and trump attorney rudy giuliani maintained mr. trump said "don't pay with cash. michael cohen's attorney lanny davis who gave the tape to cnn indicates that trump wanted to pay with cash. davis even went on to say that only drug dealers and mobsters pay with cash, but "the washington post," abc and nbc, not exactly trump-loving media

ben shapiro on what that means for the country next.dy to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. ♪ >> laura: what happens when a liberal journalist attends a trump rally amongst the actual people? writing in the "chicago sun-times," columnistua neil steinberg recounts last week's presidential rally that happened with steelworkers, he recounted it this way. "we need steel, trump said, we need steel plants. i look at the faces of your people, i could be one of you. i like you, guys. that struck me as either sincere or an amazing facsimile. the workers, for their part couldn't give him a standing ovation because they never sat down. i left the hall thinking donald trump is going to be reelected in 2020. the democrats don't have anyone who can touch him. bank on

you might think they were saying knuckle-headed and wrong things, they didn't really know ben shapiro. but that wasn't an example of someone's rights being violated, that was just an example of a lot of people speaking, and you might think the people speaking were saying wrong things. that's okay, right? in fact, berkeley, which sometimes gets thrown in to this mix of being a problematic place, berkeley's story is a very true story from where we find ourselves right now. january 17 milo was going to come to the campus. every single campus police, berkeley police officers made sure there was protection as good as possible. then berkeley faced something that no campus on the history of the planet in north america has ever faced, which is about 150 antefa black box protesters with body armor and material to start fires coming to campus to start a riot. and it's true berkeley didn't stop that from happening, but not through lack of effort. and, in fact, i don't know of a campus that could have managed that without having known in advance that such a thing could happen. i never knew that s

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joining me now, the daily wire editor-in-chief, ben shapiro.hat do you think of the president's top three picks? the people that we are hearing so far? do you think this is actually the final list in the final three? >> i guess is it's probably final three. i thought mike lee from utah would have been the best pick. he's a senator so he would probably sail through without any problem and you don't have to worry about interpretations on legal issues because it's on the record as a senator. you have to draw a balance between what you know about the nominees and what you don't. if you pick somebody with a clear convincing record of originalism the left is more likely to tank them. if you know how they feel about roe versus wade. there are lots of cases that have been precedent. it's irritating how you do the judicial confirmation hearings. which is why the majority of people brought up before the hearing usually wind up on the supreme court. kennedy: he goes through date process with his supreme court picks than he does with some of the other deci

>> joining me now, ben shapiro, editor and chief of dailywire.com.iting about this on his podcast. what do you make of what's going on so far? >> i think the president has made some well-placed critiques with regard to for example the spending of nato allies and also the regard to germany's alliance on russian natural gas. the real question is, is not motivated by the desire to sort of crack nato or is it motivated by strengthening nato? we want our nato allies to be stronger, and the idea is that germany should make itself subject to the russian women, and i agree with that. the idea is that sort of a misdirect, he's criticizing countries because he doesn't like nato generally which has to be the nastiest possible reason on trump's activity. the idea that do united states will precipitously pull out of nato, i don't see that happening. i don't think his advisors are interested in that happening and i'm not sure the president is interested in that happening. we won't know a lot when he sits down with boudin and we probably won't know a lot until afte

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. >> janet nam knapp pan some of the speakers at milo -- ben shapiro was that handled well?in milo's first appearance, there were protesters not -- not primarily from the campus not to offcampus who disrupted it and -- he had to be removed for his own safety. and we learned a lot from that event. so that by -- the time ben shapiro came and milo came, a second time, we had a better security plan. we had it much more in hand and event went off peacefully. >> are those the the type of events where you're on sight on you're monitoring closely? >> i stay closely in touch with the campus chancellor, and also i speak with -- the universities chief of police to make sure that things are well organizeed as a clear chain of command everybody knows -- what the rules are. that there is a role for peaceful protest it's a university campus afterall. but there's also a role for security. >> five years is a listening time anymore for a university president, isn't it? >> it's been almost five and gone by really quickly it's -- it's amazing so -- >> planning on sticking arranged out there? >>

ben shapiro, editor-in-chief of the daily wire says the republicans will use this momentum for the midterms heart of the far left is with this part of the movement, maxine waters shall people doubting gas stations, let's go to a restaurant and shout kirstjen neilsen out of the restaurant, badger elaine chao, this is where the left parties and it is a problem for the because schumer and pelosi are saying we are alienating a huge swath of the country and the hard left, you have no hard, you don't have passion. when the passion is not united with leadership in the democratic party this clear they are going to lose into won't be the passion, passion is going to win. >> growing number of democrats calling for first leadership within the party. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour. down to three, donald trump's supreme court shortlist just got shorter. who is the best pick for the job? our political panel on deck to debate. ♪ >> donald trump has narrowed his supreme court shortlist a three names, brett cavanagh, amy barrett and raymond kentwhich. with three days until his part-time an

ben shapiro fired back with a history lesson, 56 people signed up, 48 were born in the american coloniestwo were born in england, two and islands, two in scotland, one in wales, one in northern ireland. 27 minutes after the top of the hour. in a race against time to rescue the soccer team trapped in thailand crews grambling to pump water from the cave but for more rain rushes in. the latest in the effort to get them out alive. ♪ >> we are now entering day 13 for the 12 children trapped inside an underwater cave as rescue crews team it too dangerous to have been some to safety, they are in a race against time and nature to get them out alive. stephen has been out on the scene in thailand all day and joins us now with the latest. thank you for joining us. we really appreciate it. you just returned from the scene, tell us the latest in terms of conditions. >> conditions on the ground are drying up since we have had so many days of nice weather but they are really working hard on pumping out as much water as possible. i find as i was leaving two generators, huge generators being hauled up. t

they came out in full support of trump and so when you watch what they did to a writer like ben shapiro for "the wall street journal" it wasn't from a vicious, but you couldn't track it. it was so much and i kind of layout in the buck once a horde of trolls feel comfortable with their name and website it's all out there. they will say anything and they did. >> host: when i was covering some of those moments i thought someone must have told candidate trump you need these people to win a. of you think that it's worse that he sympathizes with them? >> guest: it is more i think donald trump is a manipulator and anything that can help him he will use. if there's a weapon on the field of matter how vile, he's not going to turn it down and that is why he was re- tweaking these people and why you get a comments like both sides are. i know he engages in racist behavior. >> host: you talk about the origins of some of the tactics and one of them stems from the monica lewinsky affair when clinton's went after accusers. what did trump and everyone else learned from that moment? >> guest: gaslighting

actor mark who faced the wrath of the online mob on his side as he had the nerve to complement ben shapirotwitter. then he had to apologize for being nice. what he was. neither side will win the great twitter war. it's been mutually assured destruction. is that good or bad or both? i don't know what went i do know is i prefer to dance in front of gus the dog. [inaudible] [laughter] greg: the greatest dog ever. he knows a bad answer when he sees with it, your twitter feed is rambunctious, combative and would you join a group of people that say i'm disarming and i'm no longer going to be so negative on twitter? >> absolutely not. i don't think nikki haley has seen my twitter feed she would not have seen it. she says that i know it feels good and it's fun but what are you a composting? what's wrong with feeling good and having fun? not trying to persuade anybody on twitter. the point is i don't think i'm going to persuade them but i want to ridicule them and have other people see how stupid they look. greg: good point you're trying to persuade the person you're insulting your trying to give s

average moderate republicans like ben shapiro are kicked off campus.g them and treating them like children. >> i think americans on both sides should be concerned about this. colleges should be teaching students how to debate. but when you only provide people with one side of an argument, they are not getting a well-rounded education. they can stop donating, if you are an alumnae stop giving money to the university. and president trump hinted in the past about withdrawing funding from universities that don't defend individual rights on campus. charles: when i see the recent college grads rallying behind alexandria ocasio-cortez, cabot has done an amazing job on this. when you ask about basic economics, the difference between capitalism and socialism, they don't know. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez understand sifts republicans are scared of her. but i think they would like her to keep talking. every time she opens her youth, she proves she knows nothing about the economy. charles: democrats are rallies behind things like universal healthcare. we'll break i

his club, he said maybe if you want to follow somebody that might not totally agree with you, try ben shapiroub wanted to -- 's before close him down. >> dana: a huge concern now for people is the destruction of civil society. part of that is that people don't belong to clubs anymore. rotary club, things like this. people would get together and do things. put on. come help an event, help immigrants, things like that. >> greg: there are black fraternities. people would go crazy if you tried to say black fraternities have to accept white people. or gay fraternities have to accept straight people. it is a sorority a sorority anymore if it's gender neutral? >> juan: its roots as a female organization. so much of this is reactionary. you are talking about black fraternities and sororities. they were created because black people were not allowed into the white ones. with the women's thing, it's interesting. they mail fraternities are the ones, especially places like harvard, princeton, yale. they're the ones that have the tradition and the power and the secret societies. women, for the longest time

he put out a tweet saying you might want to follow conservative ben shapiro, he's a decent guy and maybell open up your eyes -- i'm paraphrasing. if the amount of hate that he got becausete the guy to delete the tweet because the mob just goes after anyone that dares say let's be tolerant. if that's where we are at right now, what you've been talking about for quite some time about this all escalating to violence -- we can't talk then the only thing left is violence. i'm doing everything i can to avoid that, i think you're trying to do it and i think there's a bunch of other people trying to do it too. i think we've got to get louder and keep showing people. >> tucker: i hate violence, if you ever hear me excusing it i hope you call me on it, because it's wrong. rand paul may be one of the very few lawmakers on either side who sees value in the president meeting with vladimir putin. is he a traitor too? he joins us next. i just switched to geico... ...and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue wi

. >> dana: ben shapiro praises hailey's advice saying my spirit animal comes through again.ly now, greg gutfeld my cohost on "the five" has a new book coming out called the got failed monologue. and we talk about this a lot. if you are a conservative reacting to nothing, you are reacting to people who are quite vitriolic against you. >> this is a problem, it is the, who started it, problem. and it's a fact. when you make politics personal, and when the personal becomes political which is starting from the left, and in the 60s i would say started with the vietnam war. they are the ones who have been targeting people the harshest. now the right has learned from the left, so as the left goes after their scalps, that they want to, now you have the right going up and looking at old tweets of comedians and, it used to be once every three months. there would be this ritual sacrifice on twitter, where they would find someone and get rid of them. now it's like once every three days there seems to be like a ritual. the ritual sacrifice. they find somebody come up they destroy them and

we have ben shapiro, herman cain and maria's favorite ladies diamond and silk.ake america great again hat stolen from him and drink thrown on him. >> kimberly: not nice. >> supporting the president, you ain't [bleep] >> jesse: whoa. >> kimberly: not nice. >> jesse: kid is only 16 years old. he will be on waters world i"watters'world" in a world exc. >> kimberly: very nice. and get him a new hat. >> jesse: yeah. we will get him a new hat. >> kimberly: that guy lost his job. very, very mean. not nice. okay. thanks, jesse. i'm glad i helped with you that. >> jesse: thank you, kimberly. >> kimberly: dana? >> dana: one more thing i have something to promote. tonight i'm going to fill in for martha maccallum tonight on "the story." >> jesse: and on sunday. >> dana: find i will fill in for chris wallace. my guest will be kay bailey hutchison u.n. ambassador to nato. the president is headed to do the nato thing. then i have lindsey graham on the senate judiciary committee. he will be there when the supreme court nomination is underway. and then alease hogie the presiden

on twitter, celebrities attacked one of their own, and author who complemented ben shapiro.g people online. it is digital warfare. now you see the right fighting back. there is a debate among that side, do you take the high ground or do you return fire? it is mutually assured destruction. you smear me. i smear you. maybe let's stop smearing each other. at some point, we need to fire twitter from our lives. it's a tool of vengeance employed by mobs for cheap thrills. jack, you are the ceo and your company is now nothing more than an online supermarket for people selling torches and pitchforks. it's disgusting. why not give it a rest for a day? shut it down and look for a solution. as loud as twitter can become a silence could be louder and more eloquent. thoughtful, dana? >> dana: very thoughtful. i love nikki haley's speech. i had a visual of president trump calling jack dorsey to the cabinet room of the white house and reaching across the desk and saying you are fired. >> greg: there are solutions to this. i think it's easy for nikki haley to tell these kids not to do it be

he put out a tweet saying you might want to follow conservative ben shapiro he's a decent guy and itill open up your eyes to some stuff, i'm paraphrasing. the amount of hate that he got caused the guy to delete the tweet because the mob just goes after anyone who dares say let's be tolerant. that's really where were at, you've been talking on your show about quite some time how this all escalated to violence. if we can't talk the only thing left is violence. i'm doing everything i can to avoid that, i think you're trying to do it and i think there's a bunch of other people trying to do it too. i think we have to get louder and keep showing people that's truly the answer. >> tucker: i hate violence and if you ever hear me excusing it i hope you call me on it. rand paul may be one of the very few lawmakers on either side who sees value in the president meeting with vladimir putin. is he a traitor too? he joins us to answer that question ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advant

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priority: you ♪ ben shapiro finally tonight, a pair of police department seem to have started a trendsync videos. ♪ ♪ >> bret: that's happening. texas officers make a lip-sync video after their performance of "party in the usa" went viral. and if called on departments in seattle, virginia beach and st. louis to show off their lip-sync skills. don't worry, they all say they are still fighting crime and keeping the community safe, but you know, having fun on youtube along the way. good for them. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. fair, balanced, unafraid, "the story with martha maccallum" starts right now. pretty good video. >> martha: thank you so much. breaking tonight, democrats line up to run against president trump. joe biden says he will make his announcement by the end of this year. eric holder now also speaking pretty seriously about 2020. here is the president reacting to the joe biden idea. >> joe biden says he will make his decision by january. >> i dream about biden. >> martha: good evening everybody, i am martha maccallum, this is "the story." in a stunning s

my name is ben shapiro. i'm here to support the project.t is appalling to see the amount of pushback here. i think that this project is within the zoning requirements and is the highest best use for the property and is the exact solution we need for the housing affordability crisis. it is quite simple. more supply is going to help the solution. so with this project being within the guidelines, i don't see how it can be denied. i encourage you to push her through and allow more housing to be built and alleviate pressure on the province of -- on the problem. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening commissioners. i'm here on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition. i support the project here today. i know i continued speaking on it a number of times. it is critical that we build housing that builds transit in our region. we will not meet our planning goals as a state or as a country or as a people unless we do that. we have a home right now where they don't have internet. as everyone can agree, it is a wonde

my name is ben shapiro. i'm a resident of san francisco and i'm a yimby supporter, and i'm here to support this development and the four-story design. i understand everybody's concerns, and i empathize with them. however, i believe that the housing crisis and the number of people that would be able to live in this property if we were able to maximize the rooms is more important. the push back of these developments is what's creating this housing crisis and the polarization of their cities, and if we can allow developers to do their jobs, it will alleviate pressure on the market and will allow people to live in san francisco and ease the housing crisis. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is janice levy, and i live directly across from 232 clipper street. i've been in my house for 25 years. i urge you to approve the three-story version, not the four. as some of my neighbors have describes, clipper street, on one side, is primarily one story over garage bui

when you watch what they did to our writers like ben shapiro, it was not only vicious but you couldn't track it. it was so much, and i kindly out in the book, like once a horde of trolls feel comfortable telling people to get in an oven in public with their names on the website, it's all out there, they will say anything for trump, and he did. >> host: when i i was covering some of those moments i thought washed, someone must have told candidate trump, you need these people to win. and so wink and nod at them occasionally. do you think it's at worst he sympathizes with them, or do you think he use them? i think by the letter. donald trump is a manipulator and anything that can help them come he would use. if there is any weapon on appeal, no matter how vile, he's not going to turn it down. that's i think donald trump, jr. was retrieving these people. that's what why you get a comee both sides. there's always the, is donald trump are racist? i know he engages in racist behavior and i'm not sure if he's just playing that which to me is just bad as been a racist and he wants people to thi

ben shapiro. steve: she is the conservative blogger of "the washington post." that's how conservative they are. [laughter] ainsley: ben shapiro reacted last night on the lawyer ingrahalauraingraham show. >> thug tactics desperation the left have been driven. jen reuben was suggesting that roe v. wade needed to be overturned, now she says any judge who is appointed to the supreme court by president trump cannot want to overturn roe v. wade. there is a certain derangement set in with a lot of people where they have reversed principles that they supposedly once held because they don't like trump. i find not only puzzling but morally vacuous. the insanity to which the left evolves every day is a testament to how much trump is in their head and testament how their idea collapse. pete: she had her own personal swipe at me. i tweeted something about president trump and another person commented and she wrote the only thing missing is the red and black banners. what are you referring to? are you calling me a nazi? what -- it's amazing. so the ends justify the means for

ashley: ben shapiro is here to react. what is your reaction, ben? >> this is fun, isn't it? amy coney barrett, not talking about kethledge. kavanaugh is solid, stand-up double, not necessarily a home run for the president, a lot better than hillary clinton hitting us all in the head with a fastball. a level of panic he haved by any republican pick is so insane, makes democrats think they don't care what is nominated. trump will get his nominee, that will make it more delicious obviously. ed: ben, can't make it up, women's march organization, they put out a press release last night, that basically, here is what they said, in response to donald trump's nomination of xx, to the supreme court, the women's march, released following statement, trump's announcement today is a death sentence for thousands of women. by the way, they sped brett kavanaugh's name wrong later in the release. opening of it, was we oppose xx. as in anyone. we will resist no matter what. ashley: they forgot to take out the xx, fill it in with his name. >> my favorite part of that thousands of people will di

great podcast ben shapiro show. he had a guest on mike rowe, you know him, dirty jobs. country and what it has to say about us. >> with regard to the skills gap and with regard to any gap, it's all just symptomatic of a series of what i would call disconnects. we have become slowly and inexorably and profoundly disconnected from a lot of basic things when i grew up i was really connected to where my food comes from and where my energy comes from basic history, basic curiosity, the things that fundamentally allow us to assume a level of appreciation that in my view is the best way to bridge those gaps. when we start losing our appreciation for those things, the gap deepens. and i think the gap right now is -- well, it's extraordinary. i think there is great common sense that is still alive and well in a lot of people. and i think that as they look at the headlines, they are frustrated and to be fair, i think people on the coast are coming at it from their own bias. and they are frustrated. so a lot of frustrated people are talking really loud past each other and a lot of