but journalist and commentator chadwick moore says it's a prime example of reverse racism in today's america sort of thing. they're kind of a flagrant civil rights violation record the civil rights act and everything that came after doesn't really apply anymore when you're discriminating against white people, basically, which is very funny because a lot of groups through the birth of say they live in a rental country that white supremacy and minorities are, is treated, which obviously not the case at all. that's if you're in any kind of systemic level . so now we see that outright discrimination. it's hateful, it ugly it's, it's bizarre. and one group did try to call them out and say that this is just racism. you get charged people money based on the color skin. and now they've been forced to apologize and they've been bullied into the mission by this will, racist organization. so on americans, but of course that doesn't matter to these people. they hate america. they want to see the country destroyed and burned to the ground and remade and what image we don't know. ok, that's how it

he will only protest if they declares set, outspoken editor chief chadwick moore. she is like a goldfish, she shiny and won't remember any of this, fox news contributor. all right, chadwick, welcome back to the show. >> thank you, sir. >> like me live in new york and good looking. is andrew yang right about the homeless situation here? >> he is right. but the democrats have acknowledge they have to addres the homelessness and the bankruptcy and the city basically falling apart, but here's what i hate about andrew yang and exley what i find so depressing is he is sort of discontinuation, he's this annoying lineal continuation of what bloomberg started in the idea that new york is a luxury brand, that it's not a place where people have roots that people live. that people have families in a unique culture of its own, it's just a place for the world to come. and then there's not a new yorker. he just plopped down here, and it's like there is a journalist to sort of said the new political paradigm is a class o people called the somewheres an the anywhere's. the somewhere