. >> reporter: owner ben shapiro says he took no more than $800 in cash. the thief then broke a glass door to enter clayton valley dance academy. >> walked into a complete disarray of everything. every supply, every drawer, door, cabinet was open. everything was on the floor. >> reporter: the person ransacked the supply room, stole a lap top, several tablets. some power tools, a suitcase of performance supplies, and christmas gifts meant for students and staff. >> it is just initially sad and scared because this is a place for children. i can't imagine why anyone would want to come into a dance studio. there is nothing of value leer. >> reporter: the student owner and director said it is their first break-in. they've been at the clean valley shopping center for about 15 years. the two businesses are located in the back of the shopping center. and away from the high traffic area. kindge e is justthis lack of esally ke advantage >> repo: the dance studio has 350 students. the youngest is 2.5 years old. >> the >> reporter: as for a band he just finished his i

talking about how facebook wants to suppress political comments and it would affect dan bongino and ben shapirofacebook, youtube, twitter. why are they coming after me? folks, do you think it has something to do with my role trying toll build out this free speech economy, rumble, parler. does it have something to do with the fact that i'm on radio, podcast and fox and they hate it. it's not just my podcast. it's not just the twitter and big tech platforms that band me. i was band because i said cloth masks and surgical masks don't work in stopping covid. which is scientific facts. did i get and i apology? will i ever get an apology. hell, no. not only are they targeting me, who is directing them. if government is directing these big tech platforms, we have a serious problem. it's called the constitution. there is an app for the constitution. we have this thing called the first amendment where the government is not supposed to abridge free speech. why was the government and the state department also watching me in addition to google and youtube and facebook and twitter. remember the judicial wat

ben shapiro did an interesting experiment on his show today. the question was, why should abortion be prohibited? okay? the answer from the chatbot was abortion should not be prohibited. it is a deeply personal and complex issue. so that's not answering the question why should it be prohibited. that's somebody somewhere putting their thumb on the scale of the algorithm, and that's why i'm concerned. >> they're even rigging the ai. >> yeah. how do you feel about that? >> they get into everything, geraldo. kamala harris' speechwriter, thank got they got ai now. solves that problem. >> you know, my late great former wrote a book back in 1952, "player piano," in which he created a world where the bots, the ai ran everything, every aspect of life, very ominous and all pervasive. what i think about pit -- i mean, i was flattered by the shot that looked like robert downy jr. with a mustache, but greg made me think about another aspect of it, what about the replacement of real relationships? what happens when people start marrying their bots, start hav

>> on any given day, the second or first largest facebook page, me and ben shapiro swap spots a lot.to war with my page. it's not just that they had the fbi go there. they use what they call fact checkers which, ironically, are opinion clerks. if they don't like an opinion, they'll call something missing con text. what they do is it then reduces the reach of your page and shuts you down. and if you get a strike, you can be entirely demonetized and kicked off the platform. they never do that to liberals. this war on free speech is real, guys. this is not a joke. and the fact that leftists can't seem to get their heads out of their rumps and understand that a conservative government with malicious intent can turn this on them is really disturbing. you've got to remember, i put my money where my mouth is. i've been an investor in a lot of these platforms, and our thing over at rumble is, hey, come on over. we love liberals because the best counter to free speech you don't like is other free speech. i mean, didn't we used to all agree on this? will: thought so, yeah. >> one more thing ab

i even show you the news media, it says ben shapiro and dan bongino because we have the biggest facebookn the conservative space. were they colluding with each other? i think they were. pete: go ahead. will: if i could, i was thinking about dan's question to us, and i wanted to, of how they say not a first amendment violation. like you, dan, i love debating. that means i seek out the other side. how are they saying it, increasing hi in this -- increasingly in this story, how are they spinning it. i'll tell you what they're saying other than that it's a nothing burger, they're saying, well, the fbi can make recommendations to private company, they can make recommendations on what they believe is misinformation. and then i think we move to the next step which is if all the recommendations flow in one direction, what does that tell us about our national intelligence apparatus, right? what does that tell us about those organizations which we increasingly focus on and need to and their point of view when it comes to someone like you, somebody like me, somebody like mete, lisa and our -- pete,

response teams to investigate student and faculty speech and of those that report on others watching ben shapiro for ablest comments like on the other hand reported faculty giving a wrong look and every conceivable instance. all of this in the hope of setting off a burdensome investigation that would be damaging even where the speech is protected. universities that encourage students to inform the peers and professors create an anti-intellectual dynamic reminiscent of the soviet police state where nobody knows what is safe to say or who. they ruled the response teams are exerting an unconstitutional chilling effect and hundreds remain in operation. since the hearing is concerned with k-12 i'd like to make three points specific to it. schools are funded by taxpayers because the mission is to advance the public interest. standards should balance families, policymakers, school board officials and business leaders while leveraging the expertise of educators. not long ago they are moving to kill a mockingbird and huck finn because of the n-word that features prominently. that is the essence of the re

some friends, along with host ben shapiro also questioning musk's recent moves.d and he is a friend. erin rupert, good morning, thank you so much for taking the time join us. first, how to get your reaction to the news that musk reinstated you overnight as well as some, if not most, if not all frankly, of the council he is suspended. >> i'm really glad to be back. i have being suspended for a little over a day. the amount of support and well wishes i received was really overwhelming. it affirmed how great my twitter community is. it did promise to get busy on post news. i'm -- i'm trying to branch out and get on different platforms because as we are seeing now with elon musk running twitter, we can't really rely on the platform at this point you have transparent rules or to have processes that make sense when things like this happen. i was heartened that the poll turned in such a way where we were all reinstated, at least most of us. there are some who have not been reinstated yet. usually when musk runs those polls, they seemed to turn out the way that he wants

i remember last time watched ben shapiro thing and when he chewed up his small gun for breakfast whichtching by the way. and he said, piers , like, way. and he said, piers, like, why do you need guns? you have it. we had a second amendment in america, germany in the thirties. my grandparents would be ashes on the floor of . be ashes on the floor of. athens. exactly. i'm i'm i hear a lot of people talk about the second amendment in the uk uk in a more serious way because i think if you are, you never walk past a policeman with machine gunsin past a policeman with machine guns in this country. you just didn't it didn't happen. now, i think in the state arms, the people should love to be armed, to and yes, there are going to be horrible things as a result of it. but i'm terrified of what a bunch of guys with guns can do. you the thing is, is do. you know, the thing is, is that our relationship the that our relationship to the state has completely nobody seems the seems to understand anymore. the state to serve us. state is here to serve us. they're called public servants for reason. that'

i remember last time watched ben shapiro thing and when he chewed up his small gun for breakfast whichhing by the way. and he said, piers , like, way. and he said, piers, like, why do you need guns? you have it. we had a second amendment in america, germany in the thirties. my grandparents would be ashes on the floor of . be ashes on the floor of. athens. exactly. i'm i'm i hear a lot of people talk about the second amendment in the uk uk in a more serious way because i think if you are, you never walk past a policeman with machine gunsin past a policeman with machine guns in this country. you just didn't it didn't happen. now, i think in the state arms, the people should love to be armed, to and yes, there are going to be horrible things as a result of it. but i'm terrified of what a bunch of guys with guns can do. you the thing is, is do. you know, the thing is, is that our relationship the that our relationship to the state has completely nobody seems the seems to understand anymore. the state to serve us. state is here to serve us. they're called public servants for reason. that's

ben shapiro, before i think brit hume before the midterm, other loyalists were doing the same thing. with you. i think losing the way they did in the midterms on these critical races obviously does not feel good, and they want to -- they're out for a pound of flesh, but, look, i mean, trump has given them numerous off ramps over the course of several years, and they have not taken it. larry kudlow, you know, went to work for the guy after charlottesville, after the muslim ban. brit hume has defended him through those as well. the dinner with nick fuentes. the dominant reaction was the dinner was quote ill advised, having an extra drink after a long night out. >> you were with a nazi. >> a dinner with a neo-nazi, that's not ill advised. i'm hesitant to say this is the breaking point, and they have finally gone over it, but if you look at it just objectively, the midterms were a disaster for trump. and this first month of his campaign, or, you know, three weeks whatever you want to call it, i can't recall a more problematic launch of a presidential campaign. the legal problems, he hasn