ben shapiro, thanks for joining me. kennedy: president trump has weighed in on the stormy daniels fiasco. he says it's a bunch of hot baloney. the former porn star released this sketch of the man she says warned her about the president. trump has only publicly addressed the stormy scandal months before saying just word no if he was asked if he knew about the alleged payment to cover up the tryst. who is the bigger story, stormy or comey? >> well, actually maybe both. but i think there is a serious man going around threatening people looks like a rendition of a lawyer she has. this is a bizarre sketch. this is like a generic man. like a ken doll. kennedy: i know the president is friends with tom brady, and i know that's a picture of tom brady. tom brady is clearly going around threatening. >> does i'm or stormy pose more of a threat to donald trump? comey took his shot. we don't know what else she has in store. i will tell you, let's look back what the president set. he denied know baimghts. he's successing there wasn't

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radio talk show host and daily wire editor in chief ben shapiro has emerged as one of the top defenders of free speech, particularly on campus. in a series of speeches of the last few years, shapiro has debunked sacred cows like safe spaces, micro-aggression, and the quest for multiculturalism and diversity and not without risk to his own personal safety. >> and there it is, gang. guess what. do you know what? they are not going to stop us. [cheers and applause] >> if i attempt to enter that hall right there and sit down just to listen to somebody speak or if i attempt to ask questions or engage in free speech, you will have me arrested. >> laura: the tolerant one joining us now, ben shapiro. who we thought of it immediately when we launched this series. you don't look too threatening. you've got some interesting ideas and thought-provoking conversations and you freak them all out. they have the headgear on, riot police. it is funny because it's so pathetic but it's also very dangerous because you do have the guts to go on college campuses. but there are a lot of conservatives i know wh

harvard the same month over the seal very toes and whether that had racist or slavery connotations, ben shapiro is a frequent flier in this dispute. protest around the country . youngmer offense, a client in the berkeley case, sponsors ben to speak on campus. anybody who heard him speech would agree his a fairly mild-manneredmannered and logicl speaker, not inflammatory, but called atright and other epithets on campus so have been barred from a host of campuses, including depaul. he was confronted by campus police there, university police officers attempted to prevent him from coming on campus. he did obey the police orders and then spoke on the edge of campus. last year was a big year in free speech violation on campus, starting off at uc davis, davis event was cancelled with miloan knopp -- milo is one of the more flamboyant speakers on campus, young republicans, young conservative groups really like him so he has been the source of a lot of disputes. >> and deliberately courts controversy. a university of washington student was protester, not necessary lay student, was shot at other a milo e

on the major event policy she disagreed with the analysis and said it was suspect, ben shapiro was able to speak on campus, they charged a higher fee than for sonia sotomayor or in the same venue. she is allowing that case to proceed as well. i told the judge we are in front of her and after we go back to the ninth circuit i don't expect this case to resolve except the judge asked us to go with magistrates and. we went to the settlement conference and we will see if the university agrees to our proposed speech policy. nobody is interested in massive damage or anything like that, we want a level playing field of conservatives and liberals and i keep telling my liberal friends you don't want the flipside happening but they don't see it that way. after i mentioned on national news the aclu is nowhere to be found the aclu issued a statement supporting the lawsuits condemning our speakers. one more point. one of the big battlegrounds is what for him are we talking about, a public forum has very broad speech protection, designated public forum has less so and there is limited public forum or

people are being shut down especially conservatives on college campuses conservative speech like ben shapiro and coulter yes and coulter says some crazy things but it doesn't mean that she shouldn't have a platform just because you disagree with her so i hope that we can come to a point where that's not an issue anymore because that's what really worries me this lack of conversation on happening on college campuses because that's going to come through for the rest of the world for the rest of time yeah and i think people hold on to that stuff what do you think i got but we got to about a minute left and i wanted to ask you what do you think needs to change about the political process to make it work for citizens instead of against them the way it is now. i think the political process we just need to have more conversations people need to be able to have a conversation instead of just say you're wrong you're racist you know throwing labels on people just because they don't agree with you instead of having a conversation with you and saying oh maybe i do agree with you on this issue so i think

all of a sudden berkeley is spending $600,000 on security because somebody like ben shapiro or milo come to campus. >> it used to be that i could go to a college campus and it was normal not to have security. but now security is provided because of the mob mentality we are seeing. it comes to a head on college campuses, by the starts in kindergarten with teachers with a leftist ideology indoctrinating children. every single year of their life until they get to college, anybody you disagree with you have to squash their speech because they are bad people you don't want to be friends with. kennedy: if they say something you don't agree with, you are unsafe. >> the solution to this is more conservatives continuing to go on campus. when they make proclamations to say conservative speeches on campus are discriminatory events. i meet students all the time who disagree with me who come to these speeches. kennedy: guy, michael and katie, thank you for being here. coming up. what started the russia investigation? one lawmaker taking on the fbi to find out. jason chaffetz has details on the inside

secret restrictions, thousands of dollars in fees it charged to host another conservative guest, ben shapiroears and 18 films in the making, expected to break box office records. jillian: avengers:infinity war everywhere today, and kevin mccarthy got a sneak peek at the film, the highest grossing movie of all time. he is excited and joins us live now. >> reporter: i have been waiting 10 years for this film, my two favorite films in the in cu, there have been 18 films leading up to this movie and this is the 19th film that they juggled beautifully. it is perfectly balanced as all things should be. you are in sheer amazement how they balanced these storylines. and the performance capture, characters trying to create all 6 infinity stones and wipe out half the universe, the avengers team up with the guardians of the galaxy, to try to stop him. this movie will blow your mind. it is dramatic and emotional, dark but one of the funniest marvel. happened today, highly entertaining. ellen silvestri's scores brilliant, and superhero history, so many amazing moments every superhero has an incredible sh

ben shapiro says silencing campus conservative speech is a growing issue. >> can i only imagine thatetoric would be things like let's enforce our border and deport illegal immigrants. left is growing saying it is incumbent to protect the ideas. everyone who defends must be thrown off. jillian: if you don't first succeed try again and again and again. living lie by those words while struggling to kick the soccer bawl with some persistence and perseverance the little boy from pennsylvania finally succeeds. oh, come on. it isn't the first time coming up against a challenge. do you remember this video of him running away from a girl during a wrestling match last year. it's the same kid. trying to find a sport that fits him. i grew up playing all sports. i was not great at one. i feel his pain. brian: i love he is playing. steve: not everybody is good at everything. janice dean is good at weather casting and grilled cheesing. janice: it's national grilled cheese day, everybody. we are here celebrating with an epic 60-pound grilled cheese cheese sandwich. here is harley and amir and daniel

two groups allegedly discriminateating against conservative speakers like ben shapiro and ann coulter one of the plaintiffs in the case and face to face with far left. there you have it there far left protesters when shapiro spoke at berkeley last fall. he joins me now. spencer, good morning. powerful photo there that says a lot about what's been going on at berkeley and elsewhere. bias against conservative speakers. violence the university says you are inviting it give us an overview of this case, please. >> yeah. so what we had a ruling on this week is the case we filed almost a year ago now which basically just highlights the two policies that the university of california at berkeley has put in place. and used basically only the censor conservatives. these two policies gave the administrators the ability to determine who gets to enjoy free speech on that campus and who does not. and, of course, as we have seen time and again it was the conservative speakers who were silenced while liberal speakers were given basically free reign on the campus. pete: you say there is a high profile

dagen: somebody to did something to the effect, ben shapiro, and for hundreds her phrasing the mark zuckerberg is denied access to all the dirty photos you shared. that's it gives you a cake of confidence. serious and you can get into what our capabilities are and what our missile defense systems from russia are. let's talk about trade in tensions escalating. they won't hesitate to fight back if president trump escalates current tensions over trade. the spokesman also reiterated no negotiations were taking place because the u.s.? disparity. chinese president xi jinping earlier this week pledged to open up the country's economy. president trump to meet with leaders and governors today to discuss ways to protect american farmers possibly significantly increasing farm subsidies. again, spend more money because we are going to throw money at a problem created by a lack of a firm trade policy. what do you think? >> it's all pretty interesting because china is in a conundrum right now trying to do to leverage their financial system. one of the biggest insurance agent had to sell skyscrapers here. th

. >> ben shapiro. >> incidents like these becoming all too common on campuses across the country todayn i was a student here, conservative views were barely welcome. but professor george says the tide may be turning. he's the founder and director of the james madison program in american ideals and institutions, teaching an understanding in our nation's founding principles and encourages students to think critically and decide for themselves. >> is it better or worse when i was here? >> i suppose the situation has gotten worse. but here at your alma mater there's a strong vibrant conservative movement here at princeton. there are a number of faculty members. >> many of the faculty members get together on tuesday for a discussion of current events. i spoke to a few about their experience as a conservative on campus. some of them have been at princeton since they were students themselves mghts you graduated a couple of years in front of me. were you a conservative back then in. >> yeah. but back then we didn't label ourselves. we weren't as well-organized today. >> conservatives on come p

neil: secretary ben carson is to present a big old overhaul of the housing system, including raising rents and maybe beyond market rates. adam shapiro >> the proposal, which needs congressional approval would raise the rent for families in government housing to 35% of their gross income. this would essentially increase the cap on rent from $50 for the poorest of the amount to potentially $150 a month while requiring housing benefit recipients to either work or enter job training programs. national low income housing coalition issued a statement saying the proposal would make it harder for struggling families to get ahead by cutting them off from the very housing benefits and services that make it possible for them to find and maintain jobs. the changes are expected to hit about 712,000 families that receive public housing benefits, the changes in work requirements with half of the 4.7 families. senior citizens older than 16 individuals with disabilities are exempt from these changes for the next six years. only one of four eligible families currently receive housing assistance. new york city, the nation's largest public housing prog