this is a violence to asu. this is the type of people they protect, okay?his white man thinks he can take up our space. this is why we need a multicultural space because they think they can get away with it. every single part of the campus centers you. this is the only space you're not centered and you're still trying to center yourself. you can choose to be a cop. you can choose to kill people with a badge and you're protecting them. which means that you're racist. >> tucker carlson: so you think there must be some back story. must be predicate. maybe the guys were throwing rocks as the women screaming at them. noment. as far as we know they're just sitting there. they're arguing for segregation, "our space." one of the students said segregation is, in fact, a good thing because people with certain skin colors are bad. >> tell us about your culture. what's white culture? doing things to people? colonization, occupation. >> tucker carlson: that's a racial attack. it's on the internet. everyone has seen it. so we reached out to arizona state university. obvi

everybody, i am shocked, i gues i'm really not shocked that asu would not take a strong stand.ieve that women should be kicked out of school. >> that's it, college kids have a keen sense of what gives them meaning and prestige. they will do whatever outrageou thing they think will benefit them. but there supposed to be adults maintaining some boundaries, an i blame that asu and the uba, and all these other school administrations for refusing to just take a really clear line o why it's wrong to attack people on the basis of their race. why is that so hard? >> it is hard, and i'm going to say this, because we as men in this country have failed. we are cowards. we are allowing this to go on. this is on us. those are just kids, those administrators should answer to the adults that financed that school, pay the tuition, but we are all laying around hoping that this is going to go away. it doesn't just go away. generally speaking, people have to stand up and take risks, it may be even put their lives in jeopardy for this type of racis good to go away. that has been our history. inste

the brotherhood of sleeping car porters funded under the direction of asus randolph. he had a very capable right-handed band who lived in -- right hand man who lived in oakland. the union was found in 1925. there was a man here in oakland who became a pullman porter. he became the west coast or percentage of the pullman porters for many years. in addition to being a west coast representative of the pullman porters and achy right hand -- and a key right hand man. here in the archives department of the african-american museum and library at oakland, we have three departments. the museum department, the reference department and archive department. the archives is an important department here. we have lots of visits from researchers and scholars. researching one aspect or another of african-american history and we are happy to say we have quite a few things that they can dig into. we are looking at a few items from one collection, the gigi bryant collection, donated by misses bryant. we are proud of it. this is a photograph of j.j bryant. you can see he has his full unifo

year old columbia international joins from premier lee club. everton re scored 6 schools and knowing asus in 2016 rodriguez performance of the 2014 world cup earned him the golden booth and its transfer fee has not been disclosed on defending champions. palmera were lucky to escape with a draw on their 1st like of their copa liberty doors, semi final. they were at home against fellow brazilian team at little manero hawk missed the penalty for the visitors as again finished now. now the return like is coming up next week. for the 1000000 football legend pele says he's feeling a little better every day. the 80 year old is being put through his paces at a hospital in sao paolo, 3 time world cup winner is just undergoing surgery to remove a tumor in his colon. cricket now in pakistan's, information minister claims a fake threat to new zealand team originated in india. the minister says and menacing. e mail is the reason the key we team decided to abandon their tour of pakistan. last week. 5 showed the reclaims, the email was generated from india through a vpn showing the location of singapore

economics professor matthew holding it who provided a positive outlook on the cost benefit and al asus of living here. economics really is about quality of life. and money is not everything and helped, but, um, we need to look at you know what makes people happy is the cost worth the challenges are is the costs worth? the highest standard of living that many have that the things that they like. i mean, is it worth it? well what i would look to our things like migration. are people continuing to come here? are are they continuing to leave? and of course, both. things are true. but we haven't seen a mass exodus. you know a lot of reports we read. are about people leaving, but at the same time we have people continuing to come, so people reveal their preference for california lifestyle by by staying here and coming here. um and you know it changes over time and people people have changed their attitudes and their. um what they want, but we're continuing to see strong demand to live in california. and so i think most people conclude at least people that are here and stay here that it is wo

i loved it because i could, as asu fan of yours, visualize you talking to me and i think you did a reallyu decide to write this book during the pandemic, during the crazy impeachment part two in an election year, what was the catalyst? >> i needed the money. [laughter] [laughter] i'd gotten to a point in my life i decided to reflect on 20 years that fox news and covering the news. from the o'reilly factor to "watters world" to the five. then i just wanted to share the stories. i decided to write a book in a month later the pandemic kit. so i had no excuse. there is nothing else to do. except write the book. we got it all down and we got all perfectly timed so that the number one spot on the "new york times" list right before dropped his book. [inaudible] [laughter] >> congratulations, that is a big deal your first book a" bestseller for. >> that is right. the "new york times" for me is number two i would've said they rigged it. [laughter] you talk about o'reilly's the top-rated person i love how you love to rush. you talk about your mom all topic of people who influenced you. who do you t

outside online business which is already significantly bigger then, for example, challengers like asusere investing $1 billion from 2020 to 2022. that is a reason that should help them outperform on the online side as well. i think they will have a higher share of the revenues down the road. it could be as much as half of the revenues at the end of the next decade. alix: wow. i should point out that we have a zara on the corner here. there are lines around the corner to get into it. the store is still packed. it is unbelievable. what does that do to gross markets -- margins that they are going to invest now? >> i think the investments, of course they need to invest more in the digital capabilities and also the storage refurbishments. that is an ongoing investment, although they are behind the big store expansion program. they have been doing it over the past 15 years. that is the last of the drag on their investments. in the future, with the shift online, they have been stressing it. the business is becoming less capital intensive. with initiatives to improve the stock, as well as free

. >> you blame the supreme court for asu lot of these problems but i wonder if the district court judgeng the plea agreements could cause problems of other prosecutors are doing basking to simple questions before i checked the plea deal is the defendant appropriately charge for the crimes he committed? and is what you are accepting here a reasonable sentence for those crimes? once they say yes turn to the defendant the prosecutor says this is a reasonable punishmentt for the crime. he convinced me if you go to trial i'll think you'll be punished for more than that do accept the plea agreement? >> first of all consider a career in judging. [laughter] so in their defense i will say their hands are tied precisely because of what the court said that if they go to trial but also a reasonable sentence for the prosecutor to bring the additional charges or enhance greater offense and once that charges brought as long as there is evidence to substantiate that charge her to believe that they could present that then if the jury convicts a lot of these cases it is mandatory so the judge cannot do a

. >> this is the violence that asu does and this is the type of people that they protect.n take up our space and this is why we need a multicultural space, because they think they can get away with this [bleep]. everything a part of the campus centers who at this is the only space that you are not centered and you are still trying to center yourself. you can choose to be a cop, you can choose to kill people with a badge and you are protecting that [bleep], which means that you're a racist. >> tucker: that's not even english, that is some sort of weird sub dialect of academic leftism. a sub stacked called -- an economist called chris bernet identified the lunatic in that clip. she's not just an average student, she is a ford foundation fellow and a phd student called sarah. the ford foundation spends billions funding people like this, making them into radicals and placing them in psychologist. just posted dozens of internal documents from the foundation and show that foundation, which is supposedly nonpartisan, it is a nonprofit, exempt from taxes, is focused instead on pur

the trial against their own asus founder ceo elizabeth holmes continues tomorrow morning. ktvu investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky has the latest on one key witness who is expected to wrap up their testimony. it's crucial witness for the prosecution spent the third day on the stand and the defense didn't go easy on cross examination to the peers that the defense strategy here is to show that all the responsibility lay with this witness. dr adam rosen. dorf spent hours under cross examination from elizabeth holmes, defense attorney wednesday. he's been a star witness for the prosecution detailing numerous failures inside 13 assists. testing labs homes is charged with 12 counts. including fraud and conspiracy, but her attorney, said rosen dorf is the one to blame. but you're going to see the defense try to point out as they have been. it was your responsibility was your obligation and the failures were his, not elizabeth holmes. ellen kreuzberg is a law professor at santa clara university and sat in on rosendo testimony. he's a good witness he's smart, he is careful. he

there are people that made incredible sacrifices for me, for tucker carlson, for the kids on that asuhe sacrifices they made weren't about us living segregated lives and telling people no you don't belong here you can't be here because of the color of your skin. this is appalling and we have to stand up against this. pete: yeah. the level of sort of to your point, will, what you were saying the level of indoctrination is stunning. i can't imagine walking into a room where someone has a black lives matter sticker on their computer and they are black and i'm confronting them for who they are and what that statement is. these students are confronted for being white and supporting the police on a campus in america today. that's all the video is ultimately. they did nothing wrong. they said nothing to anybody. we will see what arizona state says about it. >> what this says i was at that school i will age myself some 30 years ago. and we have gone backwards. you know, at the time, we were, you know, there were arguments about whether we should go into, you know, i think it was the war, what

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