ben shapiro, thank you.oday at the hearing into possible ballot fraud in north carolina. concerns a congressional race between mark harris and democrat dan mccreedy. jonathan serre is following live from atlanta. is this coming to a conclusion? >> reporter: it's still unfolding. today election officials are trying to get to the bottom of whether early election results were leaked to any of the campaigns before election day, which should have given any campaign an unfair advantage. today one poll worker took the stand and described the reaction of another poll worker looking at a tape printout of the results of a down ballot race, a sheriff's race. >> i had my back turned. i heard another individual say, oh my god. so i turned around to see what he was referring to. >> why was he saying that? >> 'cause he was looking at the case. >> the bipartisan board is all investigating allegations that a republican political operative improperly harvested absentee ballots from voters. >> he hired workers, he paid cash to

they don't want you to light fireworks or even listen to ben shapiro.ollege campuses continue to shut down ben shapiro from even speaking. bloomingdales was forced to remove a t-shirt that said fake news. i don't know about you, but i'm sick of being told what to eat and drive and say and do. why do we have to listen to these people? it doesn't looks like they know how droll their own lives let alone how to control theirs. here with reaction, florida congressman matt gaetz. >> if it gets any weirder, we'll have to build a wall around congress and pad the inside of the walls. this week was valentine's day. i got to wish a happy valentine's day to aoc. i hope she finds love that burns so bright under the new carbon emissions green car. jesse: did you give her candy that says i love you? >> i'd told her my love for you is so rachel probably want to tax it at 10%. jesse: andrew mccabe gave an interview on 60 minutes, this ways he said, basically admitting he was investigating the president of the united states early on. >> i met with the team investigating

. >> far right -- ben shapiro love feinstein after that video. >>> pixar's bao won for best animatedrt film. >> she had advice for budding animators. >> to all of the nerdy girls who hide behind their sketch books, don't be afraid to tell your stories to the world. >> when i talked to her, she said she's a self-proclaimed nerdy girl. b.a.o. is about a -- one of her dumplings comes to life. i spoke to her and she's inspired by where she came from, in mher family. the first oscar for her and producer becky knee man could be. >> it was cool to see her on the stage. one of the most talked about things was the performance by lady gaga and bradley cooper. they sang the song shallow from a star is born. i'm off the deep end ♪ ♪ in the shallow now ♪ ♪ in the shallow shallow ♪ >>> later shallow won best original song giving lady gaga her first oscar. yeah, i totally thought they were going to make out. >> kind of looked like they were going to kiss. >> the internet. >> oh, my gosh. >> hey. >> for a full list, head to abc7news.com. >>> how long did that stare go at the snend. >> 24 seconds. >>

. >> caller: day, how you doing, ben shapiro. >> guest: hey, ben shapiro. >> caller: to be clear, at the rightly funded ben shapiro but a billion baseball minded and shapiro. important clarification and thank you for that. i was wondering your thoughts on the upcoming baseball season and also how you see -- given its racial issues? >> host: mr. shapiro, telus myself, what you do? >> caller: i don't like that much anymore but it was for a period of time that baseball writing for bleacher report and have a twitter handle and dave and i have met a few times. >> guest: ben is really good. he knows a lot about baseball, more than i do. you should be answering thishi question. i'll give my answer and if you have a different one -- looking that will be remembered possibly as a transformative figure but first of all, giving his success on the diamond and now his refusal to go to the white house. it puts him very much in the crosshairs in the history of boston sports of people who might not like their black athletes to be political and yet i think he will transcend that and be the player who

grand canyon university canceling a planned speech from conservative writer ben shapiro.sion to cancel shapiro's engagement is not a reflection of his ideology or values he represents, but rather to focus on opportunities that bring people together. some schools have declined hosting the conservative writer over concerns about violent protests. rob: a baker takes back his apology over cookies that had the message build the wall on them. kenneth bellingham had originally said he would stop making these valentine's day themed cookies because they said they were racist. now he said they are his first amendment right. >> am i supposed to be quiet so i can write only what they want or that what makes them happy. they can write whatever they want on their cookie and can i do that on mine. rob: so much bakery controversy. he originally made one someone in his family. is he now selling them by the dozens. jillian: the president said he would have to think long and hard before letting his youngest son step onto the gridiron. >> would you let your son bay ron play football? >> if h

ben shapiro editor in chief of the daily wire joins us now, thanks for being here tonight. it almost feels some of these interviews being done with 2020 candidates at this question is a litmus test and the answer has a lot of weighing on it. >> there's no question that's true, this is why bernie sanders is being called to account by a lot of members of the intersectional democratic party. what's hilarious is that what he has said, he said all sorts of bad things that happened to black folks in america and the best way to get beyond that is with my socialist redistributionist schemes and kamala harris agrees with that but because she calls it reparations and bernie doesn't, it means he is insufficiently committed to the idea of race reparations of the country at large. it shows you that race is the central issue for huge swaths of the democratic party and the dividing line is going to be which is more important, intersectionality or socialist redistributionist policies? >> martha: it's clear these questions are going to be very central to the debate in the 2020 elections. on

far right, eric erickson and ben shapiro say they love feinstein after that. >> one pour best film. >had advice for budding -- >> for all the nerdy girls, don't be afraid to tell your stories to the world. >> bao is about a woman who gets a second chance at motherhood when one of her dumplings comes to life. she told me the short came from her own experiences. it is the first oscar for she and becky neiman cobb. >>> one of the most talked about moments was the performance by lady gaga oper. they sang shallow from a star is born. >> i'm off the deep end. ♪ watch as i dive in ♪ meet the ground ♪ crash through the surface ♪ where they can't hurt us ♪ we're far from the shallow now ♪ in the shallow >> we cut to that moment because, uh-huh. later shallow won best original song giving lady gaga her first oscar. >>> the 91st oscars, head to our website, abc7news.com. you can see all the big moments. >> lady gaga and bradley cooper sounded amazing, looked great. i was stunned by the way that they shot it. it was so cool they went into that song. there was no announcement they were going to si

far right conservatives, ben shapiro and eric erickson say they love her after seeing the video. >>>ed a check the actor wrote to one of the brothers who chicago police. -- the $3500 check on memo reads five-week nutrition program. don't go is the -- but this morning on gma. chicago's police superintendent said the brothers told investigators the check was to carry out the hoax attack. eddie johnson said smollett has the presumption of innocence but investigators are confident. >> still a lot of physical evidence, video evidence and testimony that just simply doesn't support his version of what happened. >> smollett turned himself in to police last week and has pleaded not guilty in his first court appearance. you can see more of the interview at 7:00 a.m. on gma right after abc 7 mornings. >>> also in chicago, developing news in the r. kelly case. the singer remains jailed because he has not produced the $100,000 needed to post bail. his attorney says his finances are a mess due to child support payments. kelly is scheduled to appear in kortd and have an opportunity to enter a plea.

ben shapiro said "read tweeted her apology. did you feel -- >> i thought she apologize. to have the conversation and the discussion. there have been comments that i've been concerned about. we talked about it with leadership and the caucus. i think that's why today was important to say it's unacceptable. i think the representative came out and apologized for her comments, but now is understanding why certain language is unacceptable. frankly whether it's democrat or republican, hateful language, there is no place for it in congress or in the american discourse. it's up to us to make sure we call it out that's exactly what happened. >> shannon: they highlighted a tough couple weeks for democrats with accusations and admissions related to blackface, sexual assault allegations against lieutenant governor. i think he has the right to due process. now this anti-semitic situation. is it going to be hard for democrats to take the high moral ground? >> i can just talk for myself and what i think. when you see hateful language or action coming speak out against it. it's very impo

ben shapiro brett kavanaugh's yearbook though. over the justice now the supreme court. let's bring in our panel matthew editor and chief of the free beacon leslie marshall. national security analyst morgan ortegas. okay. a lot to digest. thanks for the quick turn on the audible here on the panel. matthew, your thoughts? >> well, it's never a good day for a politician when you are confronted with the yearbook photo and the washington, d.c. community in your state is trying to figure out whether you were the one in black face or the one under the klan hood. this is a terrible end of the week for northam. a week that didn't start well either with his comments on not it used to be defending partial birth abortion northam seemed to be defending in that interview post birth abortion otherwise known as infanticide this is a political career in a death spiral. >> bret: leslie, do you think he steps down? >> i'm not sure if he will and honestly i come from a state where we are known for our recalls. we put a movie star in the governor's ma

plus ben shapiro will join us on with his take on why some hate crimes get a ton of attention while otherse new details about the space for us in our hour, so stick around for that on "the daily briefing" ." >> melissa: 16 states filing a joint lawsuit against president trump's decision to fund the border wall via emergency declaration. it could be just the start of a grueling legal battle that may put unwanted strain on president's 2020 reelection effort. one npr poll showing 51% of americans disapprove of the emergency declaration, but that number shrinks to just 12% among republicans. joining me now as dan dan heninger, deputy editor of "the wall street journal" editorial page and a fox news contributor. also, judy miller. pulitzer prize-winning journalist and author. also if fox news contributor paid what a fantastic panel. thank you for joining me. , i had this suspicion that -- as we know, and the money is divided into different pots. there's a lot of great reporting on the fact that he doesn't necessarily need to do this. he has a bunch of money and maybe units of some piece of it d

. >> dana: this tweet from ben shapiro, he wrote this, cohen's testimony falls into three buckets for trump. one, illegality. embarrassing for trump, super hi layerity. not much in bucket one, a fair amount in bucket three, a p.r. thing. >> ben as he often is, is right on with the assessment. you look at the illegal issue, michael cohen saying all of these things that don't lien up. the president was working -- line up. the president was working on this hotel project to bring in hundreds of millions of dollars and be the biggest hotel property in europe. he said that was always the main goal. he didn't think he was going to win the election, that's why we had to be on the same page. then in the next breath saying he would do anything to win. so none of these things really sort of line up in terms of what michael cohen was going after. in terms of the hi layerity, you have to go back to the -- hilarity, you watch some of what happened here, and the idea this is a question and answer session is preposterous. you see a lot of grandstanding, moments where michael cohen says can i please a

dagen: the tweet from ben shapiro. to do was not seem crazy to beat donald trump but now they are the party of infanticide which is the story of this week, taking away your gasoline powered vehicle, confiscating your guns and kamala harris, ending private health insurance in this country. this has been a trip and we are not in the actual election year, a trip on a big bus to crazy down. maria: to people understand it? >> the campaign -- dagen: tell people you are going to lose your health insurance through your employer and you are going to have to buy whatever the government serves up cold, you are alienating voters in this country. >> interesting candidate. a lot of progressive issues, healthcare, education, free education, able to accomplish through starbucks. he built a company that offered universal healthcare to its employees including hourly employees, offered education benefits to employees. that is interesting private-sector. maria: and identify the middle road like i said hundred times. most people are hangin

ben shapiro took umbrage with this. >> >> how do you not have a censorship of a resolution of ken suren agrees with ilhan omar. the democratic party replete with anti-semitism and anti israel activity. i was there in 2012 when the idea of israel's capital booed at their convention. the just hating in the democratic party is pretty obvious at this point. steve: okay. so nancy pelosi and top democratic leaders did say, look, you've got to apologize. but they did not, as the "new york post" and their op-ed page says this morning the failure to discipline omar stands in contrast to house republicans who stripped representative steve king of his committee assignments for lamenting the fact that the white supremacy is deemed an offensive term. so, they are saying. ainsley: standards? steve: that's what they are talking about. brian: nancy pelosi condemned the remarks and demanded the apology and that demanded her attention. we will see where that goes. at least -- i don't know why she would still leave her on the foreign relations committee. if she is that upset with her stance on israel. wh