joining me, dennis prager.to remind our viewers who are awaiting some kind of word from the white house after the white house tweeted about a big announcement coming. but in the meantime, dennis, thanks for joining me. you have put to film what so many of us have been talking about, and that's free speech, the first amendment, and how the left is doing everything it can to shut down the free speech of those of us on the right. tell was the movie is about. >> it's precisely about that. i'm happy to announce i just literally just now learned it was the second highest grossing documentary in american history. missing out by $1,000 of michael moore's film sicko. so if this continues, it's not the money. we didn't make this for the money to begin with. congratulations is for the cause. i want your viewers to understand something that for me is a deep passion. this is the first time in american history literally the first that the free speech is under assault. there was one thing all americans agreed on. i may not ag

adam: dennis prager join us tonight. thank you both for coming on. adam, first to you.pent a lot of time speaking this particularly as you made this film good are you more hopeful or less eschenbach to go i more hopeful because we talked to our mutual friend is dr. drew all the time and i do a podcast with him and he keeps saying, om going to swing back and i said not yet for many years but a few specials have come out. the day's supposed marshall came out bill burke, comedians, comedians are going to lead the charge and those guys did stand of specials basically saying screw you to the pc police and that to me as an indicator, along with movies like this film, that we are starting to swing back toward sanity. >> tucker: i hope you're right. so dennis, for the average person watching this, i think the average person will watch this and they will have the same reaction i did which is you can feel the blood pounding in your ears, what can they do? how can they advance the ball on free speech a little bit? >> i divide good people into three groups. those who cite it, those

but when it comes to banning or shadow banning dave rubin, ben shapiro, dennis prager. the list goes on and on. diamond and silk our favorite ladies. you wind up and turn your computer on and the next thing you know you get one view on a video and had 55,000 the last couple weeks. doesn't make sense what people accuse political bias people write the algorithms. why is it that conservatives continue to get banned when liberals don't? >> dana: he gave a speech yesterday greg about free speech on the same day that twitter said they were going to start deplatforming some of president trump's tweets. >> greg: that is quite a comparison. what is going on? that's a no holds barred. what is a holds barred. >> dana: i don't know. >> greg: i don't either. elm enmaybe you can find one on saturday night. >> greg: that was mean. >> jesse: getting you back. >> greg: i was joking about the word. >> jesse: she was joking. >> greg: he admits that the platform or the social media industry is overwhelmingly liberal, right? he says it doesn't have an effect on access for

. >> joining me now the founder, dennis prager, whose new film no faith spaces is out later this month. all right, dennis? this is a very big deal, we're talking about. we're talking about the attorney general of the united states interviewing the former cia director, whose accused of spying and violating the constitutional rights of the opposingop party's political campaign, in the previous election, and the cia director is concerned about this. i mean, where do you think this is going? >> well i think it's important to note, the left is never comfortable, nobody is, obviously, but comfortable may not be the word. the left is not used to being investigated. >> precisely. they are used to always being on offense. >> precisely. >> donald trump is the first republican in my lifetime and i'm not a kid, who has gone on offense against the left. >> that's exactly right. you nailed it right down the middle, because for the first time, you have a republican in the white house who goes on offense, and o plays by the democrat's rules, and swings for the fences every time he wakes up in the morn

i don't call that dennis prager arege pushing back documentary, they are debuting at the trailer forhat exclusively on the show. we will show it to you in just a minute. plus alexandria ocasio-cortez is so upset about the climate she's weeping in public. why is she flying all the way to europe to prove her sincerity? will investigate after the break. ♪ when you move homes, you move more than just yourself. that's why xfinity has made taking your internet and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. so while moving may still come with its share of headaches... no kidding. we're doing all we can to make moving simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. ♪ >> tucker: well, for well more than a century, people in this country, americans, have made the case for socialism, but that seed has never really sprouted and b taken root, but that's changing. young americans appear to be, every poll shows, souring on our econ

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from 5:00 to 5:30 this afternoon we have a book signing with dennis prager and todd starnes.everal book signings tomorrow in the exhibit hall and they are listed in your program schedule. it helps if you buy your book ahead of time. i have 45 seconds, i can do it. after the ending sessions we have a special showing of a brand-new movie about to be launched called no safe spaces, you have the right to remain silent featuring dennis prager. what we are doing tonight is normally a 90 minute full-length feature film but for tonight we will show a 30 minute version of that, you can stay up and watch this 30 minute version of it and you will definitely want to take advantage of that. your tag will be your ticket to the -- the family research council teaming up to host a job fair meet and greet and career consultation with organizations like the billy graham leadership institute, frc, public advocate of the us, national center for sexual exploitation and other fine organizations you want to know more about. be sure to participate on social media with the best picture of the day. use

dennis prager joins us. dennis, welcome to the show. >> hi.en though it's a bit early here. jedediah: let me tell you, i'm really excited as someone who's taught on college campuses, taught in high schools, i see the trouble that's happening in academia over time. why should people go see this film? >> i believe that the greatest -- the greatest danger confronting america today is not coming from abroad, but it's domestic. and it's specifically related to liberty, and specifically free speech. this is the first time in american history we've had terrible crises -- a civil war and the depression and much more more. but we have never had faced the danger to free speech like we are now. do you know there is a poll just released reported last week that about half of millennials and in fact almost half of americans believe that the first amendment should be changed, that there should be a ban on hate speech, which means no free speech, because what you consider hate speech i may not consider and vice-versa. when i was a kid, i'll never forget this,

problem, not part of the solution. [ applause ] there's a reason that incredible americans like dennis prager. there are reasons that he is being censor asked throttled on social media, there are reasons that internal google e-mails that are calling him and ben shapiro nazis because they are afraid and we have them on the run, but they will not give up and you owe it to donald j. trump to be there for him. [ applause ] so here's my request, as former deputy assistant to the president to every single body in this room and everybody watching, i want everybody who has a pulse and who is breathing who is listening to me to, by midnight tonight, get a twitter account, get a facebook account and an instagram account. i don't care if all you do is re-tweet the president. that's fine. you're already being a megaphone. this is like the pamphleteers of the 18th century. these are our pamphlets for saving the republic, but even better than that, wherever you live and wherever you come from, document the insanity around you. document the lies and the propaganda and take a photograph and do a film and pos

speech on twitter, google manipulates information as does youtube, they shut down people like dennis pragerfull voice, full throat to people on the far left saying crazy stuff. i think she is dead on here. charles: do you think that is, if you were to speak, for instance, jack dorsey, i had this conversation in person with jack dorsey. i had lunch and dinner with him. more recently we heard from some other silicon valley folks including zuckerberg, it is a situation. we're located in a area where everyone is liberal. it is hard for to us find anyone to work for us who thinks outside that liberal echo chamber. you buying that. >> not true. not true. there are people who are conservative just as smart as some people who live out there on the left coast. they just look for them. have they thought about branch offices, putting facilities in places? it is amazing how other companies spread their corporate facilities all over the world and country. i'm sure these companies could do the same thing if they were interested in it. they have not shown a interest truly showing real interest in true div

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