>> dana: ben shapiro.realize that every time they do one of these things, they make him more popular. to get an entire segment on "the five," it's not easy. we have all the stories in the world to cover. >> jesse: on laura ingraham tonight. >> dana: has podcasts go through the roof. ben shapiro benefits. >> marie: it only helps the people coming to speak. some universities have security concerns with some speakers, people like richard spencer. there are real security concerns and ben shapiro is not one of them. >> brian: ben shapiro is just a normal guy. intelligent, unique thinker. the reason why it helps him is because he actually is a good person. you might like him as opposed to the more you know him, there was a guess. we have met people like that. >> jesse: why are at me? >> dana: the more i get to know just a come more i like him, which is strange. >> jesse: you didn't like me before you met me? >> dana: i didn't really know you. >> jesse: i am growing on dana dana. >> brian: who would know that my

wants, for people to come and scream at him and protest him so he can go on post a youtube video, ben shapiro for those that don't agree or can't handle mr. shapiro owes questions. >> i can answer the question. >> i will ask the question. >> anyone feels that the needs those services regardless of the reason. >> what do you think the first amendment that the university has to limit participation to an event that would be open to everybody from all sides and discussion. >> that is crazy. should be full discussion from all sides. to hear all points of view, especially a college campus. >> great thing that universities have people like me, yes like the person who is speaking opposite me on this campus to give variation of ideas. that is wonderful thing. thank you so much. i really appreciate it. thank you for coming out. [cheers and applause] >> now the crowd at shapiro's event was capped 500 people. as you saw in the line a lot of people were turned away. the whole security thing is double-edged sword. ben was admitted it was great to have security there kept order. in a state financially troub

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so if we take ben shapiro, ben shapiro came to berkeley in april of 2016 -- april of 2017, forgive me, three months after the trump election. he was invited by the college republicans exactly 77 college republicans showed up to hear him speak and he left campus and no one noticed. three months later, after the milo episode, ben shapiro comes to campus, it cost us $600,000 in security, thousands of people show up to see him and he gave exactly the same speech. so this has so much more to do with the external environment, this world of the social media in a you' that you're talking about, than it does the internal environment of the campus. many conservative speakers in the spring that milo came, elliott abrams was on the campus, ben shapiro was on the campus, george from fire. i could run a list who were on the campus. so intellectual diversity i think is healthier than many people suspect. now, that doesn't mean that there isn't an issue where certain students' views and certain grurps haoups somewhere that they have received less active attention fromre felt that they have received l

conservative commentator ben shapiro. he just delivered a controversial speech, that means any speech, at the university of connecticut campus. the speech sent leftists into fits. frothy fits of frenzy. he joins us exclusively to tell us what happened. and an intensifying showdown tonight between the justice department and the house intel committee over the release of that classified fisa memo. an intel committee member peter king is here to react. plus, as the president's eyes, he is ready to talk with bob mueller under oath. on time from confidant roger stone says speaking with mueller would be a trap for the president. he joins us to explain why. but first, accountability in the special counsel's office and a press that just doesn't care. that's the focus of tonight's angle. as soon as robert mueller was appointed special counsel in the russia investigation, politicians rushed to cover him with a blanket of invincibility. >> have you seen anything in this investigation that would suggest he has a conflict? >> i haven't

a conservative ben shapiro quickly dismantled her speech within minutes tweeting there's no such thing as your truth, there is the truth and your opinion. also noted that she said nothing about harvey weinstein because as you look there are these photos nonsocial media of winfrey posing with the disgrace hollywood producer in recent years raising the questions about how she and others did nothing for so long. by the way, 11 years after that 1988 interview that we showed between winfrey and mr. trump, the president did a 1999 interview with larry king in which he declared that if he ran for president, his number one choice for vice president would be oprah winfrey. he said she was a "terrific woman and very special." >> martha: very special. we will show that just a second. thank you very much. here now the aforementioned ben shapiro, editor in chief of the daily wire who wrote today's five reasons why oprah would win and five reasons why she could lose. good evening, good to see you as always. we thought that a matchup between hillary clinton and donald trump what's going to be fascina

if we take ben shapiro. ben shapiro came to berkeley in april of 2016. april of 2017, forgive me. three months after the trump election he was invited by the , college republicans. exactly 77 college republicans showed up to hear him speak and he left campus and no one noticed. three months later, ben shapiro comes to campus, and cost us $600,000 in security. thousands of people show up to see him. he gave exactly the same speech. this has so much more to do with the external environment, this world of social media you are talking about, then it does the internal environment of the campus. many conservative speakers, the spring that milo came, elliott abrams was on the campus, i can -- been shapiro was on the campus, i can run a list of people who were on the campus. so intellectual diversity is healthier than many people suspect. that doesn't mean there is not an issue where certain student'' views and groups felt they have received less active attention from the faculty and administration, and i include conservative students. they have received less public attention. we need to

. >> ben shapiro conservative podcaster showed up on campus there were protests against him and one person that doesn't conform with the first amendment. >> i don't care. >> why not. >> i don't think that's a relevant document right now. >> this is a very hard line anti-free it speech campus culture was revealed as terrifying to people who were in the central politically and found themselves sharing alt-right means. >> according to the documentary young men are faced with two dramatically different internet. >> one internet says you're congenitally racist. you have already apartmented in the culture by consuming the dominant media. you've offended someone ten times by speaking in a common language that you would use with any person on the street. and then you have this other internet that is full of rebelloius kind of comedy. you are in fact encouraged to indulge maybe some of your most forebidden interests and which internet are you going to choose. >> while the alt-right gained fuel from perceived enemies on the left also received enormous energy from then-candidate donald trump. >> the

ben shapiro editor-in-chief of daily wire.com, columnist and host of the ben shapiro show. a feeding frenzy on the other channels regarding what the president may or may not have said in the dawg can deal. reported by "the washington post" initially he said a word we're not going to use on this program referring to certain countries. but the president then tweeted this out about an hour ago, the language used by me at the daca meeting was tough but this was not the langage used. what was really tough was the outlandish proposal made a big setback for daca. all right, so we set the table. where would you like to start? >> i mean i think that we can start with denial. it is unclear whether this was said or not. now the president has denied it. i would prefer he deny it did it right away, rather than waiting 15 hours to do so, because obviously things blew up in the meantime. as far as the comments he accused saying really two comments he made. one he said why are we letting all these people from bleep hole countries into the country. said something about all the haitians, the

they are the group that invited ben shapiro to come on campus. he was approved.ules. we need to review everything to make sure that we have conservative speakers that everyone is safe. what were your thoughts when that first change happened? >> my biggest concern with this change is that there is going to be a discrepancy between who is this review process is for. mainly because interest is no descruption fodisruption for. i have been to leftist talks before and you don't have conservative speakers causing disruptions. they let the speech occur and have conversations. it's really our group and other conservative groups on campus going to have to go through this event review process. thousand, there are positive aspects of it i think we can plan for security better this way definitely learning process. have you, yesterday, for example, anita hill came to speak. it was open to the i actually didn't get the email. ainsley: why didn't you get it? did all students get it? >> key have cultural centers on campus. get this email from the chief diversity officer offering

offering counseling to any students offended by writer ben shapiro's speech today. ing the public from attending shapiro's appearance. here is a look at your headlines. ainsley? ainsley: thank you, jillian. senator schumer all smiles as the government reopens after that three day shut down. >> we are very pleased with how things came out. we are a lot better off today when it comes to the cause of dreamers than we were four or five days ago. we have gotten a commitment from senator mcconnell, trust but verify, but he made it not just to democrats but to a good chunk of his own caucus. so, that means a lot. and i think we have it renewed momentum. ainsley: but are democrats going to push another shut down in three weeks if they don't get their way? and could playing politics with the budget be a deadly game for some americans? our next guest says yes. mckenna was a marine and a doj prosecutor who is now a treatment specialist for addiction campuses. he shares his story of how his life changed with his own drug addiction spurred by opioids in his book it's called shear

if we take ben shapiro. shapiro came to berkeley of 2017. the trumphs after election. he was invited by the college republicans, exactly college republicans showed up to hear him speak, and he left campus and no one noticed. months later, after the milo episode, ben shapiro comes to campus. costs us $600,000 in security. upusands of people show to see him give exactly the same speech. so this has so much more to do with the external environment, this world of media that you're talking about, than it does environment of the campus. many, many conservative speakers, that spring that milo came, elliott abrahams was on the campus, ben the campus, i mean, i could run a list of were on the campus. so intellectual diversity i healthier than many people suspect. now, that doesn't mean that isn't an issue where certain students' views and have feltoups that they have received less active attention from the faculty and the administration and i include conservative students in that group. they have received less public attention, and i to meet those students where they are and to

. >> at the university of california at berkeley, when conservative commentator ben shapiro showed up to speak. there were multiple arrests. the school on virtual lockdown, and more than half a million dollars was spent on security. even comedian bill maher faced student calls to cancel his berkeley commencement address in part because he had made jokes about islam. who ever told you you only had to hear what didn't upset you? >> reporter: at campuses around the country. some speakers were disinvited. or simply backed out in the face of student opposition. former secretary of state condoleezza rice, head of the international monetary fund, christine laguard, rapper and actor, kommon. it's got a lot of people asking what is going on? >> i don't agree that -- you, when you become students at colleges, have to be coddled and protected from different points of view. >> some of protests are in reaction to deliberately provocative figures, like white nationalist, richard spencer. >> so you don't believe in free speech at all, do you? >> what happens when the speaker says, he is just reporti

on campus i've been -- >> there having therapy sessions for people were thinking of going to a ben shapiroping who's in charge of this? someone had to leave until he was 25. he still lives in the basement? sure, i'm only two years behind schedule. seriously, i just think it's because the people who bought all this past chair was on that we dealt with including western society made it possible for people to sit around and play video games. >> i just and say xbox. >> greg: still to come, the special investigation. you won't want to miss that. announcing the best countries ranking. if are not number one where say that phone number twos. patrick woke up with a sore back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. and for pain relief and a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. >> greg: why is america'srankin? this week new york news and world report is the result

on campus i've been -- >> there having therapy sessions for people were thinking of going to a ben shapiroveloping who's in charge of this? someone had to leave until he was 25. he still lives in the basement? sure, i'm only two years behind schedule. seriously, i just think it's because the people who bought all this past chair was on that we dealt with including western society made it possible for people to sit around and play video games. >> i just and say xbox. >> greg: still to come, the special investigation. you won't want to miss that. announcing the best countries ranking. ranking. if are not number my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number on

on campus i've been -- >> there having therapy sessions for people were thinking of going to a ben shapiroveloping who's in charge of this? someone had to leave until he was 25. he still lives in the basement? sure, i'm only two years behind schedule. seriously, i just think it's because the people who bought all this past chair was on that we dealt with including western society made it possible for people to sit around and play video games. >> i just and say xbox. >> greg: still to come, the special investigation. you won't want to miss that. announcing the best countries ranking. if are not number my name's dustin. hey, dustin. grab a seat. woman: okay. moderator: nice to meet you. have you ever had car trouble in a place like this? (roaring of truck) yes and it was like the worst experience of my life. seven lanes of traffic and i was in the second lane. when i get into my car, i want to know that it's going to get me from point a to point b. well, then i have some good news. chevy is the only brand to receive j.d. power dependability awards for cars, trucks and suvs two years in a row

well, the university of connecticut reviewing plans to peacefully bring ben shapiro to campus, it would conservative speaker at the school since chaos erupted back in november at an event that was called it's okay to be white. [inaudible conversations] heather: college republicans sponsors the upcoming eivelt and meeting with security officials to make sure that no violence like that erupts. and the deplorable nyu professor is making headlines again, michael is suing new york university and four colleges for defamation, he says in e-mail chain went so more than 100 staffers made malicious statements and called him bully and has average -- comment on out of control pc culture and that wraps it up for 4:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends first", i will see you tomorrow, "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye bye. rob: it is monday january 15th, martin luther king, jr. day, president trump taking aim at democrats, he says are refuse to go make a deal on daca as lawmakers and his administration fight attacks from the left. >> he did not use the word. >> i don't recall him saying that ph

on campus i've been -- >> there having therapy sessions for people were thinking of going to a ben shapiroe still lives in the basement? sure, i'm only two years behind schedule. seriously, i just think it's because the people who bought all this past chair was on that we dealt with including western society made it possible for people to sit around and play video games. >> i just and say xbox. >> greg: still to come, the special investigation. you won't want to miss that. announcing the best countries ranking. if are not number smile dad. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. are you reluctant to eat in public because of your denture? try super poligrip® not only does it hold for 12 hours to reduce denture movement, it also helps provide better bite, seals out 74% more food particles, : believe it makes them feel more confident eating in public.

. >> greg: my podcast is up with ben shapiro. you are not going to want to miss this. cast.com. we talk about bannon leaving breitbart, where both myself and ben had worked. he talks very fast. speaking of, time for something new. call it a day. yesterday we were celebrating law enforcement appreciation day. what did convicted spy chelsea manning do? she went on to twitter and wrote "f the police." followed by #disarmthepolice. i am starting to think maybe chelsea does things to get attention. i don't know. i might question her intent. i don't think she might've been a whistle-blower. i think she might've been an unstable, attention seeking person and i think it's time for her to call it a day. retire from twitter. go get a real job. >> dana: #getarealjob. >> jesse: is been very cold, as many of you know. there is a guy in virginia who had an epic fall down his driveway. watched 33 million times. >> dana: [laughs] oh, that's so bad. that's so bad. >> jesse: black eyes got him in his driveway. he was trying, trying hard. >> dana: he could have really hurt himself. >> jes

universities, they are met by violence resistance, even if they are very intelligent people like ben shapiror charles murray, they are met with violent resistance. the left is very intent on silencing right-wing opinion and it's very powerful. you look at what's happening in europe, where there immigration policy, since the war, have virtually destroyed their culture. people who come out there and say, you know maybe islam doesn't fit in england, maybe it doesn't fit in the scandinavian countries, are destroyed, they are made into pariahs. as a result, we saw how in england, at a conservative estimate, 1400 little girls were raped by muslims because the police didn't want to come out and call them out and say that they were afraid of being called racist.re they allowed this atrocity to continue. one of the things that i seee when i look at donald trump, i'm a very polite guy, and i'm a guy who doesn't like to offend people, just like most of us, one of the things i see that works for donald trump is his rudeness, his bullishness, actually have shattered this prison of political correctnesse

when you bring milo -- steve: what about ben shapiro? >> i don't think he is a provocateur.cative or not provocative enough? >> when you make statements lens lgbt community and people of color, that is absolutely wrong. that is cuts both ways. steve: professor borelli? >> when the administration chooses to street conservatives versus liberals subjectively, barring people like ben shapiro, that same school had convicted palestinian terrorist speak at that school. talking about depaul university that is it where we see the problem. i hope students who are very encouraging, stay on your administration. you guys are paying bills at the school. keep calling for conservative speakers at your colleges. steve: what about after the wagner college? >> my main concern the divide is only growing more. i've been threatened, not necessarily threatened i been told i deserve to be tarred and feathered. i deserve to be killed. watch your back. steve: who says this? >> people on campus. say it face-to-face to me, tweet it at me. steve: because you're conservative. >> for my support of trump c

here to react daily wire editor-in-chief ben shapiro. 3 study showing that a full 7% of journalists are registered republicans identify as such. i have known that the media has been buyersed toward republicans. joy reid on this stuff patently insane. she said yesterday by the way the democrats won the shutdown on twitter. they actually manipulated the president which is a shock. she also said last week jeff flake, the senator who made a speech openly on the floor of ripping trump was a trumpist. media bias extend to joy reid in favor of republicans. stats are ridiculous by the way. first 100 days, harvard kennedy school, media coverage was unprecedently bad and negative. nbc, negative stories outpaced positive 13 one rate. cbs covered president 90%, in excess 90% negative. not rare from the media. somehow that the joy reid was responsible for democrats losing this, if the democrats lose this standoff media politically biased toward the democrats history, that those how bat the democrats were at this. steve: in her estimation, won this who

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anti-fascist stockpiled firearms ben shapiro at the university of utah claiming he represented fascismld create an anti-doxing network or something to that effect. not the campus antifa network which to most reasonable people -- i'm sorry campus anti-fascist network which to most reasonable people is going to connote antifa. rachel: to be clear, dhs has said that the activity of antifa is considered toe mess stick terrorism. so it's worth noting and it does send a message to conservative groups, anna. thank you for bringing this to our attention. and there is all kinds of stuff happening on campus that people like you are bringing to our attention. pete: thanks for being aggressive and forward looking. thanks for bringing it to our attention. >> thanks for having me. pete: you got it lieutenant colonel oliver north going back to the front lines. why we not. for a new mission with our biggest ally in the middle east. >> have been treating syrian civilians for almost five years already. they come to the fence. and we meet them there and give them medical assistance. pete: i'm officially