"death to antifa."ing—class neighbourhood, where patriotism is on display. this is the home of one of portland's prominent antifa, short for antifascist, activists. hello, luis? how are you doing? good, how are you doing? good, nice to see you. come on in. thanks. on a real bad day, i'm probably an anarchist. on a real good day, a social democrat. luis grew up in the city. his grandparents were immigrants. he's a comedian and writer, but he has lost his patience with american politics. i think it is ridiculous that these group of nativists, white nationalists and right—wingers keep coming to my town and keep bringing their hate to my town. the red sauce is good. it is not as spicy... antifascist in portland are a broad mix of left—wing types. luis' house is an unofficial activist hub. they need to learn that their violence that they are bringing is not going to be unopposed. it is not going to be just taken and absorbed. it is going to send a bit back to them. these activists say the other side's claim

antifa are not afraid to fight.you never walk the streets of portland again". battles on the streets are mirrored on line. and some are deeply personal. luis plays a message from proud boy, rob cantrall. i not done with you. ijust started, dog. why don't you bleep let me know when you're going to be walking the streets of portland, you little bleep... this is their first encounter, at a rally two years ago. so if you bleep threaten me, i'm going to take on one of these guys. rob argued with antifa activist. luis tried to separate them. have a good bleep day. he sent you a picture of you and your partner. since then they have slung insults and threats back and forth on line. you respond to him there. i said, ijust told him i prefer you suicide. luis gives as good as he gets. there are dozen of proud boyd chapters in 37 states, and the uk and canada. their exact numbers are unknown. but there is a sizeable group near portland, in a suburb just over the stateline. rob has travelled up for a proud boy party and we've re

, all of antifa by definition acts thuggishly. protest. >> he is talking about that action in the streets and he is talking about construction workers that doesn't seem to have anything to do with congress. >> i don't think he was saying -- i didn't hear him call for action. he said look, these are peaceful people. i hope they stay peaceful. that's what he said in the quote, the direct quote. >> saying "i hope you stay peaceful" doesn't necessarily mean. why even say that? what's the -- what's the concern that the police or like, you know, the construction workers. >> or construction workers or anybody? i guess he is saying you leave a trump rally and there are antifa outside or counterprotesters outside like there are at many trump rallies, i hope you remain peaceful. >> joe? >> i don't think so. i think if you look at the broadest context of what he has talked about from the very beginning when he got into the race, he has talked and tried to -- he has sought to undermine these institutions, tear down the press, tear down. now h

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-- >> for god's sake, you know what antifa is?ozen jackass kids in portland -- there's no antifa, it's a fantasy. >> are you kidding me? >> don't embarrass yourself. antifa is a couple dozen jackass kids in portland who wear hoodies. >> seriously? >> they're not a national movement, for god's sake. >> a national movement that includes violence -- >> geez louise. >> i believe in the integrity of the american military, the u.s. military. i believe in the integrity of most, not all, police officers. and i think that if a madman who happens to be president gives some sort of ridiculous order, they're not going to follow it. will there be triggered madmen? yes. we've already seen that. >> hold that thought. hold your thoughts, everyone. we'll be right back. i'm a dancer, i live in new york city. casting directors will send me a video of choreography and say, "if you can be here in a couple hours, the job is yours." and then i need my phone to work while i'm on the subway, or streaming the video they sent me while i learn the choreograp

he used this language when he was talking about antifa saying that his supporters might be able to gop against antifa at a campaign rally back in september in missouri and many people remember back in the campaign president trump talked about second amendment people, second amendment people referring to people who advocate for gun rights in this country, being able to stop hillary clinton from appointing judges, left leaning judges to the court if she were elected president, so this is a president who's repeatedly used this kind of language, sometimes playing fast and loose with his words and leaving it open to interpretation for people to believe this is a door open to people who might want to use violence in the public's sphere. the president almost never clarifies and the white house certainly doesn't either, but a lot of people raising more questions about the president's language here oonld why he doesn't do more to be clear about his words if violence isn't what he's implying here. >> abby, thank you very much. good point. if violence isn't what you're talking about, why are you

until they're getting pushed, until antifa -- >> for god's sake, you know what ant antifa?jack -- >> really, rick? >> it's a fantasy. >> are you kidding me? >> don't embarrass yourself. antifa is a couple dozen jackass kids in portland who wear hoodies. >> seriously? >> they're not a national violence, for god's sake. >> i believe in the integrity of the american military, the u.s. military. i believe in the integrity of most, not all, police officers. and i think that if a madman who happens to be president gives some sort of ridiculous order, they're not going to follow it. will there be triggered madmen? yes. we've already seen that. >> hold that thought. hold your thoughts, everyone. we'll be right back. pardon the interruption but this is big! now with t-mobile get the samsung galaxy s10e included with unlimited data for just $40 a month. [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ (indistthat was awful.tering) why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don'

but given that groups like antifa and other far left organizations conspire to deprive individuals to freely speak and associate on campuses? perhaps it is time for the justice department to consider some kind of rico prosecution, rico civil suit could be filed, or may be a clever lawyer could devise a legitimate class action to defend americans' god-given right even on campus. the new attorney general bill barr has a lot to think about there. and that's the angle. joining me now with the reaction is conservative author, filmmaker -- just talked about him, dinesh d'souza, along with andy no, an editor at quality. and here with me is victor hansen, author of this fantastic new book, "the case for trump. great to have you all on tonight. i'm taking this really seriously because i'm concerned it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better. andy, i want to start with you. you filmed this incident at portland state. you saw the response from the college. it was rather, you know -- it was rather nothing, if you ask me. police and campus demonstrators did nothing to defuse the situation

matching tone with a mobbish fringe contingent of antifa or some anarchists?t, not the head of a right-wing extremist group. this is not okay. ever. but especially not now. the temperature is already too high. too many of us have too much heat from this kind of talk. and the reaction to this kind of talk. this president is jumping up and down on too many fault lines and he knows it. and it seems he likes it because he keeps doing it. it is by definition in the law reckless behavior. he knows the risk the words create and he does it anyway. and his party is now apparently moving away from the message of character counts to being okay with a man named donald who talks like a mafia don in the white house. i wish he would pick his words more carefully. that's the best you'll hear. he's picking them carefully all the time. he means it all. he has repeatedly encouraged violence. and it too often sounds like the tacit approval of violence if things don't go his way. like the mueller report. congressional investigations. maybe god forbid he loses in 2020. i'm not pick

also antifa was having a lot of protests at schools out in california, a lot of rioting on the campus. college university officials were letting them come on wearing masks, even though it's against the law. the white house trying to cap student loans. ed federal taxpayer owns that debt. >> the president wants to tackle the student loan crisis. you are seeing colleges -- it's supposed to be an opportunity to put every one * on a level playing field, to be able to express yourself and share your points of view. with student loans, coupled with that, we often see students graduating from college and not having those opportunities. they are $50,000, $100,000 in debt after college. president trump's executive order is trying to combat that as well. liz: college tuition has ratcheted up in lock step. it goes from 50 to 60. usc which is implicated in the college bribery scandal is hiking its tuition 3.5% to 75,000 a year. their students will graduate $300,000 in debt. this is out of control. >> not only do we have the free speech crisis on campus, but we have this student loan epidemic that'

and as hayden said, it is common for these antifa type thugs to float around, menace people, throw punches. my clients at uc-berkeley have experienced this many times. >> is this going to stop you from being involved? >> this is only emboldening me. >> well, maybe take a little taekwondo. you got hit in the face. >> this guy is twice the size of hayden >> a little roundhouse kick to the side of the head. but it's meant to intimidate. this is meant to tell any conservative across the country, don't try this again because what happened to this young man is going to happen to you. imagine if it's a young woman who wanted to be on campus. thank you for being here. we really appreciate it and i'm glad you're okay. coming up, the worst media offenders of the week, "the ingraham angle" has got its eyes on you. kudlow wants socialism to be put of trial. he joins us later in the hour to start. i wanted more from my copd medicine... ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with

berkeley, worked on the campus and also audited classes there, and as hayden said, it's common for these antifa guys to go around and menace people. undergrads have experienced this many times. >> laura: hayden, is this going to stop you from being involved in conservative politics? >> no, it only serves tomorrow boldin me an reinforce -- only serves to embolden me and reinforce my beliefs that it's more important than ever. >> get hit in the face, a bad deal. >> he was twice the side of hayden. >> laura: like a little roundhouse kick to the side of the head. >> laura: but it's meant to intimidate. this is meant to tell any conservative across the country, don't try this again because what happened to this young man will happen to you. imagine if it's a young woman who wanted to be on campus. >> that's right. >> laura: thank you for being here, we really appreciate it and i'm glad you're okay. >> thanks for having me. >> laura: thanks for relating him. coming up, worst media offenders of the week, the ingram angle has its eyes on you, plus the national economic council director larry kudlow wan

there is one other thing here about my old colleague there, chris, when he was talking about antifa quite a while ago, he said people who show up to fight bigots are not to be judged the same as bigots and punches are not equal morally. >> laura: all right. look, this is -- this is a story that led all day long on all the networks. that aspect, a tough one. >> the president did delete a tweet with those words because in light -- >> laura: the language but it wasn't -- the context was -- >> he didn't say exactly that as countri chris cuomo was saying. he's a lawyer and knows how to parse words. >> laura: disgusting reaction to the mosque shooting. we played it earlier but she said something outrageous. a little oversaturation but cnn's powers. >> i think you can blame donald trump for really trafficking in bigotry and, you know, islamophobia, wanting to ban all muslims, as he said, during the campaign. they have maybe some things in common in terms of how they think about people. >> laura: howie? >> you know, when there is a terrible tragedy and even as bodies are being brought out, they w

and antifa and all, they better hope they stay that way. >> to talk about it, we're joined by jeremyhy is this man smiling. take it on. what's going on here? >> i'm just glad to be here with you, brian. back at you. >> no, this is how trump looks at the world. he's a very binary thinker. people are either beautiful or ugly. they're smart or they're stupid. they're winners or they're losers. and one of the most important assessments he makes when he's sizing people up, are you weak or are you strong? and he sees the people around him -- or the people at least, he -- in his mind associates himself with, as strong people. as tough people. when he says this, he truly believes that he is -- what he has on his side is strength and toughness. and it's really kind of -- part of his whole macho ethos of looking at the world. when you're looking at it from a political perspective, it's very convenient for republicans and conservatives to demonize the left this way, right? they are the ones who are the violent ones, the thuggish ones. it's a lot easier to demonize your opponents and explain why

. >> ed: you have been on campus, you have been shut down by antifa and others.o you think this necessary? >> i think this was a good step in the right direction. we have the bully pulpit, the president of the united states calling out these universities for the free-speech's expression that goes on every day. these college students are going on to campuses for courageously standing up for their values are being shut down by their administration, shouted down by other students, and i think it was good. it was a good day, a good moment to have the presence of the united states, the leader of the free world, reaffirm our constitutional right to free speech and free expression. >> ed: kristan mexico point, sometimes the president, just by speaking out, setting the executive order, brings light to something that needs to be tolde other hand, to richard's point, will this order really have any impact when there is a law already on the books that is not being followed? while universities suddenly say, the president signed this, we are going to allow conservatives to sp

. >> the right seems more angry at antifa which stands for anti-fascism. that's what they want to focus on. >> i was going to add for any viewer who is watching and believes that they're safe if they are not jewish or not black or not latino i would urge people to go back and really look at the history of white nationalism in the united states. there was a time period when, for example, there were whites who were anti-immigrant and they sort of divided classes among white people. there was discrimination against greeks, armenians, polish jews. >> irish, italian. >> we go forward and back. women are the enemy. people of color are the enemy. one day white people who somehow find themselves on the bottom of the totem pole by those in power will be on the outs also. >> can i mention, too, this administration cut the funds for the department of homeland security agency that's supposed to be counter balancing extremism and wanted to shift to look at black extremism rather than white nationalism and lied about it. >> at a time the incidence of white nationalism i

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antifa is a military arm of some of the objectives that they have.ve tro protect it on us so the american people can't see they're the ones perpetuating these things. >> what about the hypocrisy of it all. >> it's sad that they hate donald trump so much that they're willing to be disingenuous and lie to their base and the people in this america. they hate trump more than they love america and it's sad. >> thank you for joining us. have a good sunday. >> thank you, guys. be blessed. >>> the return of the bern and sansanders' supporters love it. >> bernie sanders democratic socialism is not a radical socialism. >> we need a government that does not certain the 1%. >> griff will tell us about the young crowd backing bernie just ahead. >> kneeling th.>> feeling the b. >>> firefighters going viral after they save an american flag all while battling a burning builbuilding. the chief saying it was the right thing to do. meet them next. ? ? a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network al