and joining me now is ben shapiro. editor in chief of the daily wire and host of the ben shapiro show who has a special show and is now available. it's fantastic. ben, which action is more troubling here. what the daily beast did or that face book handed over his name. >> i'm certainly disturbed that face book was handing this stuff over. unfortunately there are media outlets that are motivated to take down anyone who is right of center. noyo matter what all they did ws post a youtube video. my impression is that if you're posting anonamously it's not within face book's purview. but i guess that is not true. >> laura: this is just one more step towards silencing of opposing voices and we'll focus on the horrible aspect of doxing somebody. a day laborer. we have not independently confirmed every detail about him. they make him a scapegoat. but this is a warning shot. they try to go off this program and other websites. demonize them to silence them especially when they are beaten in the ratings. >> there is no question.

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>> joining me now, ben shapiro. the special episode to commemora commemorate the anniversary of d-day. so, fantastic. so, ben, which action is more troubling here? >> what the daily beast did or that facebook just handed over his name. you have to expect the daily beast to be the daily beast. you have to say no matter if they wish to remain anonymous or posted a youtube video. the fact that facebook handed over the information was truly incredible. my impression if you're posting anonymously, it's not in facebook's purview to start handing out that information to media outlets but i guess that isn't true >> laura: what this is, we have to be clear, this is just one more step toward silencing of opposing voices. we'll focus on the aspect of docking someone, someone who hadn't spent any money, a day laborer. we haven't confirmed every detail about him. but the guy doesn't have a lot. so they make him a scapegoat. but this is a warning shot, is it not, ben. they try to go after this program. they go after other programs

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also, ben shapiro, editor in chief of dailywire.com, author of the new book right side of history. thank you for coming in. >> how do you see it in terms of how the president did in terms of the narrative being set for all of us? >> i think he gave one of the greats pretty much had nothing to do with what was happening on the ground. i saw a lot of coverage on twitter how he signed the joint document with the other allies, he signed it at the top of the page. i saw the media attempting to report that it was his fault there was a delay in the ceremony when in reality it was because manual delayed the event with an interview for fox, which ended up being false. we think the media coverage was already preset here, they were not going to allow him to have a full victory. it doesn't help when the president mouth off too much? no, doesn't help. it should have been a nearly unanimous victory for the president and the media turns it into something else, of course. >> ed: some people on msnbc -- listen to how the view put it. >> i don't want to talk about him now. i just don't. all those pe

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report was independently verified uncovering, leak from google staffers calling dennis, jordan and ben shapiro employee reportedly fighting, they are nazis using the dog whistles. something correctly identified the content. beyond our capabilities. if itt is, disabling the suggestions feature. coming off the hills of the undercover video now pulls from youtube showing executive jen talking about preventing the next trump situation in 2020. watch.io >> we almost did. i know her but she's very excited. she shows up and will be charged with preventing the next. >> we reached out to google and they had no, but referred us to this statement claiming they filmed me without my consent and added it and slice the video to distort my words and actions of my glare. dennis was targeted in the e-mail. he's the author of the rational bible. before we get to the dennis, let's discuss the sound like that they elicited from the school executive talking about preventing trumps reelection. that is just crazy. the power they have in the fact that they want to do that suggests to me that these are not fair players

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independently verified uncovered a leaked internal email from google staffers calling dennis prairg, ben shapiron peterson nazis. they are nazis using the dog whistles. but why not go with meredith's suggestion of disabling the suggestions feature. the memo coming off the heels of an undercover video showing a google executive talking about preventing the next trump situation in 2020. watch. >> we reached out to google but they had no comment. but referred us to her comments saying project veritas filmed me without my consent and selectively edited and spliced the video to distort my word. dennis, letting discuss the sound bite they elicited from his google executive talking about preventing trump's election. >> that's just crazy. the power they have and the fact they want to do that suggests to me they are not fair players. how dangerous is this? >> it's impossible to overstate how dangerous it is. this is unique in human history that there is only one conduit for information and for all intents and purposes that's the case with google. the vast majority of searches outside of a dictatorial sta

ben shapiro is orthodox jew. i'm a jew. is so vial that, we have, we have trivialized the word nazi. we trivialized the word racist because of what people like google do. steve: you're age to tell your story. >> visit prageru.com we can see what we put out, see how positive it is. brian: i did a video. that was nice of. >> you you were great. brian: you have a movie with adam corolla. i heard great thing about this. no safe spaces. you go to the colleges. >> that's right. well this is, it is almost as if the left has decided we want to promote no safe spaces. this movie, that adam carolla and i made is exactly about this. it is about the suppression of free speech. it concentrates on the universities. but it is about america generally. we have a bunch of liberals in it as well. alan dershowitz. this is one of my favorite quotes from the movie. i'm in his apartment in new york city and he says, dennis, as a liberal, as a democrat, as an american, and as a jew, i far more fear the left than the right. brian: dennis prager. th

the ben shapiro protege, i have respect.ave to fall into any sort of pressure situation. the real issue is, what kind of snake for political purposes went and took these comments off this internet situation and then leaked it to damage this kid for partisan reasons. that is what the ugliness is. >> sandra: we will see where that goes. i want to ask you about the city council, they have voted to have donald trump walk of fame star removed, this has been confirmed that city council made its decision and they voted unanimously to approve of the removal. isn't there a lot going on that that city has? >> there is an explosion and almost population and they have to bulldoze skid row, it's a mess in that city, but donald trump is the biggest star living on the walk of fame right now. huge tv celebrity, the hit show and now the president of the united states, he is a historical figure, the most famous person in the world and because of petty partisan reasons they will scrap the star? they look small, but it doesn't surprise me, it's

ben shapiro said let's show iran we can mash them.hat is something that people say when they go through life without purpose or strength. so it gives people strength. there is a deeper issue that after the iraq war, almost nobody other than judy miller the single scapegoat, no accountable for people who lied the intones in the war. you look at -- lied the country in a war. if you look at the award-winning articles that claimed saddam hussein was in ally since with al-qaeda -- alliance with al-qaeda. he is not out of journalism after there was no evidence of that. they are all embedded in washington culture. think tanks especially. they have only become important and enlivened when the u.s. is at war. they get psychological, economic and the political benefits from it. at everybody else's expense. >> tucker: if you claimed there was a direct connection between saddam hussein and al-qaeda, 9/11 and saddam, that is untrue. how in the world could you stay in journalism? how could jeff goldburg go on to run one of the most famous magazines

most proud of, actually, is i've had conservatives on my show, like you, like o dennis prager, ben shapiroera. and i've treated you with respect and decency, and that really is with the mainstream media, "the new york times," cnn crew doesn't want people to see. they just want to create a character of all of you guys pair that is sort of why they're coming after me. but i will say this, just moments before we started here, i just got notified that susan majeski, the ceo of youtube, she actually followed me on twitter. i've got over a million subscribers on there, and so much as an email address at youtube, but maybe i'm starting to make some headway now. quickly, to your point on where sort of libertarians are at right now, i think there's an interesting moment here were generally small government people -- and i think you're sort of in that group, too -- our limits are being pushed on what small government actually means. for me, i would always prefer a private answer to this in competition, but maybe there has to be a sort of 2-pronged approach where politicians are putting pressure and

it included people like ben shapiro, jordan peterson, youtuber philip difranco. people out there having interesting conversations that are trying to fix this mess, trying to talk about immigration, honestly, economics honestly, all these sorts of things. the mainstream media and are pulled will establish and make it more difficult every day. the more they do it, the more they make decent people seem like french extreme far right actors, the more they are going to drive people to those positions. we have a multipronged problem that we've got to fix. >> tucker: you are challenging their monopoly and their desperate liars, and you are not. and they are going to lose. i can't wait for that day. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: the situation in the dominican republic is getting weirder by the day. a total of six tourists at least ourea dad and a baseball legends in the hospital tonight. even the team we sent down to investigate came down under attack. a live exclusive report from the dr ahead. tuna like my favorite! just tear, eat... mmm-- and go! starkist tuna, chicken,

ben shapiro went to berkeley and they spent $600,000 on security. 30 something-year-old jew with a 600,000 dollar security detail latin american university. nobody would have believed this 10 years ago. do you understand what is happening at the university? this is why you heard about the film, no safe spaces. you will see it tonight. adam corolla, god bless him, even though he's in a yes, but i ilieve -- an atheist, but believe god blesses good atheists. [crowd murmuring] and we have collaborated in making this film about liberty in america. and this is critical, because this has been so effective in my life. we must attempt to distinguish between liberals and leftists. .his is incredibly important it's intellectually honest and effective. if you have a relative, and it's hard to imagine anyone here does not have a relative who is on the others of the political drum -- spectrum. because i don't want families to be divided over politics. it's very painful. here is something that is very effective, ask the friend, not in a confrontational matter, jus

i was asked by ben shapiro the other day, who were one of my favorite presidents i said james poulton because california, arizona, new mexico, and other parts of the united states were seized. and became part of the united states. so i've always had an affinity for james polk. [laughter] i'm not sure how to answer your second part of your question. the first part of your question i look at guys like mitt romney and i say to myself Ãb the senate is filled with guys like this. the first thing he does is he comes in office and writes an op-ed in the washington poster trashing the president. they know to go to mitt romney now to trash the president of the united states and god rest his soul he's the new john mccain. he wants to be that because maybe he harbors a desire to run again, i don't know what it is. he comes from a very red state. it's been affected by a lot of what's going on in california and some other states. you think you'd be a leader for conservatives and he's not. president of the united states has to fight these people. the president of the united states stared down mexic

ben shapiro is jewish and you operate off the premises a nazi. it is disturbing. you believe in hate speech? how do you define the? can you give me a quick definition of hate speech? >> hate speech extends to superiority over protective groups that justify discrimination and violence based on a number of defining characteristics, whether that is race, sexual orientation, veteran status. >> do you have an example of those three engaging in hate speech? >> we evaluate individual content based on the content rather than the speaker. >> of get to the next question. do you believe speech can be violence? not, can you insight violence? but can speech be violence? do you believe a speech not specifically calling for violence can incite violence and be harmful to people? >> i am not sure i fully understand the distinction you are drawing. ment to violence or encouraging dangerous behavior would be against our policy. >> here is the thing. when you call somebody a nazi, you can make the argument you are inciting violence. here is how. as a country, we agree nazis are bad.

ben shapiro is the number one target of the all right and you work off the premise that he is a . it is disturbing. it gets to the question, do you believe in hate speech, how do you define that? can you give me a quick definition right now is it written down somewhere? can you give me a definition of hate speech? >> yes, hate speech and is updated in our guidelines extends to superiority over protected groups that justify discrimination, violence and so on based on a number of defining characteristics whether that is race, sexual orientation, veteran status. you have an example of them engaging in speech? >> we evaluate individual content based on that rather than based on the speaker. >> let's get the next question. you believe speech can be violent? not can you incite violence, that is very clearly not protected. can speech just be violent. it isn't specifically calling for violence. is that possible? >> i'm not sure i fully understand the distinction. incitement to violence or encouraging dangerous behavior are the things that would be against our policy. >> here is the thing,

you look at other conservatives that have been savagely attacked with ben shapiro received more anti-semiticr journalist in the 2016 campaign, because he was critical of donald trump's anti-semitant anti-semiti anti-semitism. and so it seems -- i wonder how much do you feel this in the senate? how much is this impacting the work of the senate? >> well, i would say within the institution, very little. we still recognize, as a body, and this may surprise people, but we recognize as a body that you need 60 votes to pass substantiative legislation. and that means nothing gets through without the party's working together. when there's no cameras running, when the limelight is off, you know, we're interacting, we're trying to find common ground. i would say that's particularly true of the senate women who make a very strong habit of getting together on a monthly basis to solve problems and get to know each other better and figure out what our commonalities are. but i know the listening audience, the watching audience are saying, there's no way what she's saying is happening, because in the media,