when ben shapiro goes to a paul university and by the way the young turks did a segment saying this was wrong. hold on a second. he went to napalm and the administration disinvited him. this happens thousands of times a semester. hasan: over 500 documented cases of conservative -- charlie: >> do you feel as though the reason for why there is such backlash toward certain conservative speakers and by the way you did an interview with ben shapiro where he admitted berkeley was a diverse crowd and welcome template open arms. >> they just disinvited him. >> the reason is because the campus was fully booked. i don't understand what you want to do. what do you want to do? >> are you kidding me? you are better than that. >> i asked the berkeley administration. they know better than you and i do. >> a campus with 25,000 students? they could find some room. >> let's talk about speakers on campus. >> i do agree that ben shapiro should have whatever right to go to whatever campus he wants to speak, especially if students want to know that. >> i agree with you. >> the problem is rutgers university,

onlet's talk about speakers campus. >> i do agree that ben shapiro should have whatever right to go to whatever campus he wants to speak, especially if students want to know that. >> i agree with you. rutgersroblem is university, ut, the admissions -- administration says -- drags it is an unpopular speaker. >> i know, but -- >> the students -- >> the students are pampered and of radicalbecause ideology. they protest. they don't want to be on the nightly news and smash windows. that is why they cater to that. >> should college administrations not listen to the wants of their students? if there is a divisive speaker, and by the way i mentioned time and time again, everyone has a right to protest if they don't when a specific speaker to come to campus. if they feel like campuses are wasting money on protecting these speakers because there were dark is so violently extremist and targeting specific aspects of society. ask, where is the line for speakers on campus? i think both of you say you support free speech. beyondes a speaker go the line and they should be disinvited? >> look, i think

are>>> coming up, controversial right-wing speaker ben shapiro will be speaking at cal. new this morning, the change being made because of security concerns. >>> and on social media right now we're welcoming marcus to "today in the bay." you can follow him on twitter. check out this night vision

ben shapiro is the "daily" wire chief.him. >> i think other people talked to him before i did. >> i was trying to give you elevation. >> i don't want to take credit a way from anybody else. but my take-away, this was not somebody who is seeking to destroy the idea of women in tech. there's a whole pain and a half of the memo specifically dedicated to the idea of how do we get more women into tech. one of the reasons you don't see as many women in tech, fewer women are interested in getting into tech because of the demands of work-life balance, the way that the job is done. he looks at that, the social science date, a maybe we can maybe the jobs more attractive to women. he's run out of the rail with google, demonstrates the orthodoxy, if you are a her a particular you have to be ousted by the upper echelon. >> was surprised he got fired. isn't this something when you are 28 years old, get a warning, maybe a memo in your file it got so big, wept around the internet, google was forced into a position where the diversity advo

people they don't want is someone like ben shapiro.ou want punky people to manage it so ben shapiro can't talk. but a few weeks ago she was saying a group of patriots shouldn't have a rally. kennedy: why not talk to police departments where they had successful demonstrations without beating the crap out of each other. >> the way they make them work in other places is by massive police presence. you don't let them mission and let the people who show up to cause trouble get away with it. there is a reason why the freedom of speech is number one. it's what all the rest our rights flow from. if you have these people calling themselves anti-fascists, which is ironic. when you say what they are saying, you can't control that. people speak their mind legally, that's your job to protect them, go do it. it's so easy to become intellectually lazy when you disagree with what somebody's message is. before boston, people were saying why doesn't he just stop it? that was going around. it's good to keep ourselves honest by talking about thing like th

now $15,000 man, ben shapiro editor of daily wire.com. ben, good evening. good to see you. think about this fee? is it fair? are you going to pay it and what are you going to get for it, i guess, is the biggest question. >> young american foundation has already said that they are going to pay the fee. as far as it being fair, no. i mean, life isn't fair, i guess. they should be providing security. i'm a taxpayer in the state of california. i promise you pay much more than that in taxes to the state of california every year. i guess i have to pay for the security twice over. this is what i'm trying to tell people 2,000 seat stadium opened up. they haven't provided the link yet go over to yaffe.org and reserve your seat there don't show up ready to do battle with antifa. we perceive they will show up to do violence. we just paid so that berkeley did l. do it. either berkeley is going to protect my free speech rights or not. now we get to sees a a nation whether berkeley is going to keep its words to protect free speech wheefn annual tiff if a shows up. the last thing i want i

lauren, thank you. >>> conservative speaker ben shapiro says u.c. berkeley is charging the college republicans on that campus a $15,000 security fee for his speech next month. the university initially denied the request to have the former bright bart editor speak on the 14th. shapiro told fox news he is urging his fans to remain peaceful. >>> a planned rally in san francisco fizzled out, but thousands of counter-protesters filled the streets today with peaceful protests. alamo square was surrounded by barricades and lined with police officers this afternoon. the group patriot prayer said it would arrive there around 2:00 today after abruptly canceling its rally at chrissy field, but the group never showed up there. members ended up having a news conference in pass sifaka -- pacifica. >>> thousands of counter demonstrators who flooded alamo square said their message was heard loud and clear. despite some tensions, it was a peaceful day of protests. san francisco police kicked people and their dogs out of am la mow square park before 10:30 saturday mo

ben shapiro, mollie hemingway and jehmu greene will talk about the president and all of that that itntails. also the president did speak today about his strategist, steve bannon. >> i like mr. bannon. he's a friend of mine. but, mr. bannon came on very late. you know that. i went through 17 senators, governors, and i won all the primaries. mr. bannon came on very much later than that. >> martha: what is the meaning in that statement today from the president? the man who helped him win the white house in part be the in connection with to go? we will get to that ahead. but we want to start tonight with another important update on a story that was dominant in recent days. and the story was that the president may have taken a brink of war with north korea. so days later kim jong un appears to have backed down. and, yet today at that news conference that you just saw it was not one question about that. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom tonight with the breaking details. trace? >> martha, for the time being, it appears kim jong un has backed away from launching missiles and i

ben shapiro, i appreciate your time and insight. kennedy: as i mentioned the president defended two of his economic working groups. and he's getting major pushback from both sides of the aisle. editor of the caylee caller katie frates is here and matt welch. and the jamie weinstein show podcast. welcome, everyone. so let's talk about this, jamie. there have been calls now for the president's cabinet to resign because of the statements he made in the press conference yesterday. where does this go from here? >> i find those calls insane. i don't think i would be more comfortable with secretary of defense joe the plumber versus general mattis. even with his economic council, everyone is pushing them to resign and a lot of them did. i think it's actually good people are there saying, president trump we probably shouldn't have a trade war with the entire world. it probably would be bad for us. i think we should have good people around donald trump to try to get him away from his worst impulses. kennedy: what does it signal to you, the di

joining me now, ben shapiro and host of the ben shapiro show and leslie marshall. all right.our take first just on the moment. what are your thoughts as we see a white house trying to get its message together particularly after that very eventful afternoon and news conference yesterday. >> my initial thought is that the biggest problem for the trump administration has been trump. not his staff. not the people who surround him. but trump. i mean, no one wants him to do the press conference he did yesterday. he went out there and did it anyway. that was the day after what was by all accounts a fine statement on white supremacist and racism. he decided he had to blow all that up for another set of headlines because he was missing something. i'm not sure hope hicks -- if john kelly wasn't the answer, i'm not sure why hope hicks would be. >> sandra: she has been a long-time person alongside the president inside this white house. leslie, she's 28 years old. you don't hear from her or see her very much. there's a picture of her there. she doesn't have a twitter account, for example.

joining me is ben shapiro. i invited you back to have a broader conversation about this.his whole idea of freedom of speech and this conversation is very important to me. i'm glad to have you on to talk about it. so what started out as a neo-nazi murder in charlottesville exploded into a discussion about the removal of confederate statues. have we gotten away from the point of what happened in charlottesville, what it was really about? >> it seems to me we clearly have. and that was the point of them seizing on an issue. they know there is a broad c consensus of not moving the statues. there was a poll that came out showing 50 -- americans -- they tried to broaden out their appeal that way and a lot of the folks on the left fell for it and they want have to the discussion anyway. they saw the opportunity to have this discussion but it seems like a misdirection. the issue in charlottesville is white supremacy, not whether people think statues should come down or stay up. 50% of the population doesn't want to keep them up. >> this is from cup. she said to distract from his

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so, then we've had incidents involving ben shapiro owe being disinvited. he was then threatened with arrest there at depaul university. and then we've had the incidents that bring us up to the uk berkeley situation. so, it seems like so long ago now, but it's really only been this semester that we've had this much drama there at uc berkeley. as aside, i'm a former chairman san francisco of the republican party and serve on the rnc. i've had over a decades with the uk berkeley college republicans. it's a great club, it's been sometimes the largest republican club in the country. and, up until this year, they were pretty free to bring students on. the students were free to invite conservative speakers on to their campus. it wasn't a controversy, but what happened was we had this contentious election last year. and after several years, i want to say more than 12 years of fairly stable, liberal progressive mayor there in berkeley, he decided he wasn't going to run for reelection, and what we got instead was a to say more than 12 years of younger, latino mayor

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she says security will be tight for an upcoming event on campus featuring ben shapiro. he was invited to speak by the berkeley college republicans. last month, administers said they could not allow the event citing concerns about protest turning violent. the university changed course and said the event could take place on september 14th. >>> sticking with that cal theme, thousands of new students at u.c. berkeley breaking a world record. incoming students hold the guinness world report for the largest human letter. this is it is. you can count it. it's 7,100 students forming a giant sea on the field at memorial stadium. this is 3,000 more students that did it at the university of tennessee to set the old record. cal organized the event in an effort for students to take a class photo. >> that's cool. >> that is really cool. >>> the a's beat the royals 10-8 as both pin bulls struggle. the a's had one lead. castillo would blow a save opportunity. gave up three runs, lake training would come in and give up two runs. in the bottom half, the a's responded. >> be a little too

the chancellor sent out a campus-wide e-mail saying speaker and ben shapiro are invited to speak. in the letter she said denying some speakers from campus would be providing students with aless valuable education. she went on to add berkeley is the home of free speech movement where students on the right and the left come together to fight for the right to have political views on campus. >>> one of the uglier scenes happened when the university did cancel his scheduled appearance. more than six months later is lawsuit is filed over the universi university's handling. a supporter claims the university allowed conservative protesters to be attacked. a woman filed a similar lawsuit but dropped it and suing the group and city of berkeley and u.c. police. >>> a mr. feprofessor is takingn and calling for the president e's impeachment in a unique way. he sent a letter to mr. trump announcing he would resign in his position as science envoy to the president. the professor says it comes after the president's response to the events in charlottesville. the letter was posted on the twitter ac

. >> reporter: ben shapiro is also set to set at berk lay couple weeks before. we asked the planners that have event about the mayor's call for the conservatives to stay away. >> it really is interesting that the mayor's response to all this violence is to blame the conservatives when in fact it's these antifa thugs, these really lawless people who are being allowed to run rampant in that community and on the campus of uc berkeley. so instead of coming down on conservatives and trying to shut down their rights to free speech, he really should be telling the police officers and the community to stop tolerating the sort of lawless behavior that's going on there. >> bringing speakers that are going to provoke extremst groups, i think the organizers need to think very seriously about their responsibility for the community's safety and whether it's appropriate to bring other conservative thought leaders that may not be so incendiary. >> reporter: a spokesman for the university says cal can't legally cancel an invitation that a student group has put out, but the mayor

it raised some eyebrows but this is a tweet from a conservative political commentator ben shapiro.f trump is doing well enough with federal hurricane response then all you can moan about artist tweets, he is doing fine. let's go over to anthony zurcher who is in washington, who is from texas itself. how involved has president trump been so far? we have seen insta nces trump been so far? we have seen instances of photo ups where he has participated in conferences, disaster relief efforts, the federal emergency management agency and he said he has been keeping a prized of it and he will go to texas tomorrow and go back to texas and louisiana, he just and go back to texas and louisiana, hejust said, later in and go back to texas and louisiana, he just said, later in the week. the federal government obviously has an oversight coordinating role in the initial stages of a natural disaster like this, a lot of the responsibility falls on local and state facilities but the federal government should serve as a backstop, coordinating agency, and to provide any additional supplies needed for t

how much it would cost the group to have conservative speaker ben shapiro speak on campus next month.olice and community groups are preparing for rallies and counter demonstrations to happen at civic center park. c center park. and i'm an arborist with i'pg&e in the sierras. the drought in california has killed trees on a massive scale. any of those trees that fail into power lines could cause a wildfire or a power outage. public safety is the main goal of our program. that's why we're out removing these hundreds of thousands of hazard trees. having tools and technology gives us a huge edge to identify hazard trees. my hope is that the work we're performing allows that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. together, we're building a better california. >>> welcome back to mornings on two. you have a live shot of the houston airport. the flights in and out of houston have been canceled. if you are heading that way, check ahead. heading to dallas, a number of flights have been canceled. 1400 nationwide. >> if you talk about monday and how long -- we h

when we bring ben shapiro there this semester that they are going to need 100 police officers to check all the bags whereas sonia sotomayor might need five. that's a form of a tax too. just make a record of it. it's really good to ask the university for examples of what they've charged prior student groups. keep a record of that. and create a track record. as to the slow walking, it's the same thing. you have to create a record. you have to consider this the long game for your club. you may not be able to prove your case this time or even the next time but if you create a good record of all of those incidents and having good relationships with your friends who don't share your views. so maybe your roommate or somebody on your lacrosse team, they are on a group but their application got approved in three days. and yours never got approved. keep a record of that. and make a record of that and that there help. i think there are a lot of free lawyers out there who will give advice throughout the country. you just need to find somebody. if you are having trouble to find somebody, yaf might

a man by conservative speaker ben shapiro, the former editor.epublicans say they cannot offer the hall offered by the university. cal is offering an auditorium that seats about 2,000 people and the university is wavering rental fees. republicans claim the university is placing an undue burden and are asking for a smaller venue. >>> 6:25. new this morning the housing market in sonoma county is making big gains. an all-time high valued at 5% more than last year. we investigated overnight. more than 62,000, today just over 11,000 properties lost value. >> new this morning if you got a robo call offering you a free cruise you could get of dollars thanks to a class action lawsuit. the suit claims carnival, royal caribbean and norwegian authorized a marketing company to offer those free cruises. the case has been settled. if you got a call you are eligible to get $300 per phone call. the makers of brio soft hammer rattle say it may be a choking hazard. about 1,500 have been sold. >>> coming up next on b"today i the bay," searching for answers. >>> new

. >> reporter: ben shapiro is also set to speak at berkeley. we asked the group who helped plan the speech about the mayor's call for the conservatives to stay away. >> it's interesting that the ma your's response is to blame the conservatives when it's thehehee thugs. instead of coming down on conservatives and trying to shut down their rights to free speech, he should be telling the police officers and the community to stop tolerating the lawless behavior that's going on there. >> bringing speakers that are going to provoke extremists groups, i think the organizers need to think seriously about their responsibility for the community's safety and whether it's appropriate to bring other conservative thought leaders is that may not be so >> reporter: cal can't cancel a speaker that the havetu asked. >>> berkeley police found a casual way to reach out to the public. offer coffee. about a half dozen officers convened their on coffee clak. questions ran the gammet from neighborhood burglaries to how to department handles protests. >> everyone has t

joe pollack writes for him, ben shapiro, they had their falling out.ne of the best reporters in the country doing great work. what bothered me about the breitbart idea is that's a bunch of white supremacists. that's b.s.. i don't know what's going on behind the scenes in the white house, i don't think trump knows. we'll see how it goes. but bannon and kellyanne conway, you could say they're instrumental in getting that guy elected. so i think it's interesting where he's going to go, everyone's talking about war. he could also fight that war against the people that he wanted to fight maybe outside the white house, i don't know. greg: who knows, kennedy. was this a good thing? remember, we thought general john kelly would calm everything down, and that didn't -- well, the news changed that, i guess. >> yeah. greg: how do you see this affecting the white house? >> you know that scene where the girl is passed out in larry's bed and he's got a devil and an angel on his shoulder? that's what i call the trump white house. when john kelly came in i thought, oh

are>>> coming up, controversial right-wing speaker ben shapiro will be speaking at cal. this morning, the change being made because of security concerns. >>> and on social media right now we're welcoming marcus to "today in the bay." you can follow him on twitter. check out this night vision video from the coast guard in >>> 5:25. check out this night vision video from a coast guard in england. take a closer look here and this is a man surrounded on the rock as large ocean waves hitting by the wind. it shows that some of that video of that rescue chopper. rescuers say that person was at the beach in southwest england when a tide came in and smacked him. rescuers couldn't land so one of them was lowered down to that rock after getting had hit by the wave several times, the rescuers did reach the stranded man and dropped him to safety. >>> now the republican candidate the for jeff sessions say alabama senate seat is going to have to win a run-off next month because neither contender in yesterday's special primary received more than 50% of the vote. strange was appointed to

. >> conservative commentator ben shapiro is is set to speak next month. >>> reportedly agreeing to pay,000 for security for the event. >>> the week since the deadly violence in charlottesville, some tech companies begun blocking neo-nazi and white supremacist organizations, including websites like the daily stormer, apple pay, and pay pal stopped processing payments to certain groups, but the electronic frontier foundation says the move set a dangerous precedent for free speech, and online statement the digital rights group wrote protecting free speech is not something we do because we agree with all of the speech that gets protected. we do it because we believe that no one, not the government and not private commercial enterprises should decide who gets to speak and who doesn't. >>> breaking news right now, the us navy says 10 sailorerize missing after the u.s.-- uss john mccain collided with a merchant ship east of singapore, at least 5 others are hurt. the us destroyer was make agport visit at the time but it is unclear how the collision happened. search and rescue efforts are now u

. >> ben shapiro, former editor at large at breitbart. ben, you know steve bannon well. take us inside his head. >> okay, so here's what's steve is probably thinking. steve has been marginalized by the trump administration for months now. there are a number of figures who are being given more power than he was, jared kushner, h.r. mcmaster john kelly, the list goes on. he obviously marginalized. whether he chose to quit two wikz ago or whether he was fired by chief of staff it was obvious to bannon that he was on his way out. you have to see his activity as a real reflection of that knowledge. what he's done, he's pushed trump to not disassociate from the alt-right and not disassociate from what he considers bannon's base, and trump acquiesced and bannon is seeking to now capitalize on that. interviews at the american prospect, ripped foreign policy up and down and proclaimed that trump's foreign policy was too interventionist and now going back to breitbart. the battle lines are going to be that bannon was ousted because the globalists took control of the trump administ

ben shapiro writes "diversity is our strength, this orwellian claptrap coming from people who can't handleays men and women are different. it's to google, men and women are different. you can promote true diversity if you pretend differences don't exist. it's worth noting that google and other tech companies are also dealing with ongoing criticism that they have not done enough to promote women and minorities. software engineer james damore says he will likely pursue legal action against google. dana. >> dana: thank you, trace. here with more, political editor and co-author of "end of discussion." and julie, i want to start with you. you're going to get all of this commentary like they say they want to open inclusive talks but then they fire somebody who actually expresses their thoughts. this is getting to something underlying underneath. what lies beneath it? there must be a huge amount of tension about women not getting promoted or feeling that they are working in some sort of hostile place. what do you of that? >> there's a lot of tension in silicon valley and google has been subject t

so, then we've had incidents involving ben shapiro owe being disinvited. he was then threatened with arrest there at depaul university. and then we've had the incidents that bring us up to the uk berkeley situation. so, it seems like so long ago now, but it's really only been this semester that we've had this much drama there at uc berkly. as aside, i'm a former chairman san francisco of the republican party and serve on the rnc. i've had over a decades with the uk berkeley college republicans. it's a great club, it's been sometimes the largest republican club in the country. and, up until this year, they were pretty free to bring students on. the students were free to invite conservative speakers on to their campus. it wasn't a controversy, but what happened was we had this contentious election last year. and after several years, i want to say more than 12 years of fairly stable, liberal progressive mayor there in berkeley, he decided he wasn't going to run for reelection, and what we got instead was a younger, latino mayor who is very vocal about illegal