no, they were protesting charlie kirk because the media told them charlie kirk wanted to lynch transple. the sacramento be, a local paper out there wrote this, quote: charlie kirk has called for the lynching of trans people. a comment that should warranted the cancellation of his speaking engagement at uc davis. then the head of the university doubled down, listen. >> many of you have reached out to me and others regarding tonight's event organized by registered student organization turning point u.s.a. or tpusa at uc davis. thank you for sharing your distress as student group hosting a speaker who is a welling-documented proponent of misinformation and hate. and who has advocated for violence against trans gender individuals. >> jesse: "primetime" knows charlie and that doesn't sound like something he would say. so we looked around and we couldn't find charlie saying he wanted to lynch anybody, trans people, anybody. but the sacramento bee says charlie said it here. now, charlie was talking to riley gaines, a division one female swimmer who didn't feel comfortable swimming against t

charlie kirk describing what happened next. agitators smashed windows outside the event.ay for peace and safety for all involved. rioters painted graffiti on the side of the auditorium. one officer was injured. uc davis releasing statement, tonight's event organized by turning point, registered student organization occurred with minor incident. one officer received minor injury and two taken to jail for allegedly painting graffiti on uc davis. security planning allowed the students to successfully hold their event. here is how charlie kirk reacted last night. >> i don't know if you saw, they broke windows, the terrorists did outside, people had things thrown at them, the whole place was spraypainted. we will not put up with force trying to shut down people you don't like and we will have free society based on speech, dialogue and discourse and tonight is a statement they are the losers and speech wins in america, that is what tonight is all about. >> marianne: two protesters were arrested outside the event charged with misdemeanor vandalism and one faces threats on a poli

joining me now is charlie hurt, "washington times" and fox news contributor and charlie kirk, founder and ceo of turning point. i am going to hurt first. hurt so good. now, it is obvious, right, this has become an albatross for the democrats, charlie hurt, really biden had no choice here. >> oh, i think you're exactly right about that. you know, in crime kind of like the economy is one of those things politicians can't lie their way out of it. people know it in their own neighborhoods, they feel it in their own neighborhoods. they know when the economy is bad and they know when crime is bad, and, you know, of those two things, only thing that trumps the economy when it comes to elections is crime. if moms and dads don't feel safe in their neighborhoods or going to school, taking -- or shopping or anything like that, politicians tend to pay grievous prices for it and nobody deserves to pay a more grievous price for what we are seeing right now in this country than democrats, all of their policies can be tied directly to what's going on in the streets right now. >> laura: well, and char

. >> todd: protesters disrupting a charlie kirk speaking event.he show did go on, we got it covered in a live report. >> ashley: arizona has a wake-up call, launching a hotline given parents a chance to report leftest messages. we will have more on that when we come back. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. daughter 1: mom was always organized, but she started forgetting to pay her bills on time... daughter 2: and she'd buy the same gifts over and over, mom: telling the girls about my alzheimer's diagnosis was really hard. daughter 1: at first we had our cries, but then we were like, ok, let

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brian: charlie kirk, the organization is threatening to sue uc davis for those comments saying charliecated actual violence against transgender individuals. what is your response to the chancellor releasing that video right before the protest? >> we were watching that video earlier in the morning and thought to ourselves does he think this is going to lessen the temperature? or does he think this will embolden some people who wouldn't have otherwise committed violence at the particular event. it is the latter, we are not sure what the chancellor was thinking but to be point of him saying this person disseminates misinformation is almost hilarious the next sentence out of his mouth was misinformation, the sacramento bee, one of the local newspapers said a similar thing and under threat of a lawsuit they retracted and apologized because nobody at turning point usa would never advocate violence. we've not heard from the chancellor's office to my knowledge. i'm hoping an apology and retraction comes, but given how they handled this event from the administration standpoint i don't see it li

just west of sacramento. >> dana: how pitiful, if you don't want to listen to charlie kirk, do not goave made us all feel bad for charlie kirk. >> bill: too tempts not to. >> dana: this on foreign policy. >> if putin gets away with this, there goes taiwan, i'm all in to win it. you will not win this war by bleeding ukraine dry and giving them weapons too late to affect the outcome on the battlefield. >> if we stop talking ukraine, the result will be a slaughter and the message will be clear, if you want to invade a smaller neighbor and take the land, you can do it. >> dana: support for ukraine in the republican party, lawmakers pushing back against potential 2024 contender ron desantis. former house speaker and fox news contributor newt gingrich is here. love to get your take. the "new york post" cover says -- headline, not the cover, desantis must show leadership on issues like ukraine to win the white house. do you think foreign policy principles matter a lot to voters in the end when choosing a president? >> it matters a lot because voters have instinct the commander-in-chief is ce

how can you be mad at charlie kirk?e officer was injured. the young conservative leader telling "prime time" how it all went down. >> the core issue is these college campuses, we know they become radical and are no longer places of free speech, but a speaker on an american college campus, if you want to come and talk about free speech and american values, it should not be a danger to fellow students or to the speaker. over 100 police officers were there last night. that mob was there to try to do violence. >> jesse: the war on free speech is having a chilling effect on education. listen to what this former professor had to say about it. >> it doesn't really matter if you are in the tribe or not come if you say something wrong, that is enough to get you essentially ostracized and kicked out. i think everybody walks on egg shells and we are literally moving away from the foundations of academia. >> jesse: did this happen when you were in college? >> dana: i was trying to think about that today. that professor, he will be

well, tell that to charlie kirk. he decided to go to u.k.u.s.a. conference that bring in the next generation of conservatives and would be republicans from colleges around the country. guess what? they tell graphed the media to maximize the attendance and somebody else showed up at it. they were wearing black. >> steve: so charlie figures that is antifa. they -- the protests have not been identified by the authorities yet. but they surrounded the event according to charlie. they smashed windows and doors on campus. they kept students from attending. they spray painted a trans flag on the building. riot police responded. barricades. turning point said antifa pepper sprayed the students. hit them with umbrellas trying to keep them from going to the event. >> ainsley: smashed windows and spray painted graffiti outside. went up to a police officer from behind. threw them on the ground and jumped on top of them. here is charlie kirk talking at that event. he calls the people outside doing. they calls them terrorists. listen. >> i don't know if yo

also joining me is charlie kirk. this is a super panel founder and president of turning point usa. all right. first, charlie, i'll are some. first we'll g go to . trump was already the prohibitive favorite. it's early, but it was kind of considered the favorite. .does this end up helping him in the near term or charlie hurt? i think without a doubt, you know, even democrats own voters are sort of overcovered. soers are democrats have to col with a different a new wayelect. to steal another election. and this is what they're doing right now. attemptin they're attemptingg to to try po to eliminate trump from the pool because i think they they genuinely fear that that he really he'll get the nomination and he really could win reelection. and an ironic i think what they're doing here is they're ensuring that he get-election.s the nomination. and i think beyondon. that, they're ensuring that he win will win because people see this as a fundamentally unfaired they see this as crookedup and corrupt. when you loot. k around politics and and you see people like the biden family and you see h

this is charlie kirk. the target of the protest is getting the last word. the invitation to lexus sales event. ♪ ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! >> dana: charlie kirk is firing back at protesters who tried to silence him at a college event. [chanting] >> dana: more than 100 people including reported antifa members swarmed the campus at uc davis, breaking windows and hurling eggs to shut down his speech. kirk called him out on jesse watters prime time. >> the college campuses are radical and no longer places of free speech, a speaker on american college campu

here to react charlie kirk and washington times opinion ed tore charlie hurt so charlie i'll go to youst sir it is number one killer for ages 18 to 45 they have done so much work. what -- i'm just curious what is that work they've done? >> well first off i think it is important to note she's lying there. it is a complete lie it is not a historic low. as you point out it is a scourge that is killing 100,000 americans every single year. and the biden administration has done absolutely nothing to lower or decrease the flow coming into the country, in fact, what they've actually done is turn the entire border over to the drug cartels -- the drug cartels and human traffic reverse one who is control the border and they're the ones and they use the trafficking of women and children and men across the border in order to -- to deflect attention away from their main source of income which is sending -- massive deadly amounts of fentanyl into the country so she's lying right there and every bit of this right now can be placed at the feet of this administration because while the previous administr

joining me now is the person who is being protested there, charlie kirk, founder and ceo of turning pointcollege scam which is important for this purpose, first of all, people who do not know that you, you are a first super nice person, i don't know why you cause people to go insane, and want to hurt you or cause trouble, but, i mean, what you say about these new statistics about college admissions and college graduates? >> it is the best news of the month, it really is. i've been trying to push against the grain for years, i myself did not go to college, and just asked the question, is it worth it much more do we need as many people to go to college? and boy, you are not allowed to challenge an upper middle-class society, i've been to events where status and sometimes people would say, charlie, we as conservatives, we cannot send our kids to college, but this is great news. it's great news for a variety of reasons, and you articulated them. it is also great because these colleges need to fail. these institutions that have been going so far in the woke direction, the anti-american directi

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it's amazing, the charlie kirk protests that have been coming elon musk saw images and said, not a peacefulme is the embodiment of the nanny state, so you look at how these children have been coddled from junior high school onward, and they have not been forced to reckon with new ideas. and this is how are culture of free speech, you refine your thinking by hearing what other people have to say. even if they disagree with you, i think that is gone now. i don't even really have hope that our higher institutions like stanford law school can retain their original promise. i think that we frankly need to go back to the drawing board when it comes to our education system, because it is clearly failing free and fair discourse in america, and to me it is something that we really need to redo from the ground up. let's get more hill sales in there, because they are the only ones that are doing the right thing. >> kayleigh: no doubt, emily, the sacramental beat added columnists, before canceling the event, labeling charlie hurt a fascist speaker, and they took down the op-ed and revise some of the la

i think about flying around the world, traveling with charlie kirk when i first started, and now i amother of two children. [applause] the best part of life for me. and so much change, you hear it all the time and it is so correct. and i think what really changes is your understanding of what matters in the world. you look at your children and you look at your family and you understand that this is what really matters. in the same vein, you could say that you also understand what does that matter. what is not important. and then you also understand what cannot matter. and i want to talk about that for a little bit. when i say what cannot matter i mean matter as a word, as a substance, existence of something. things that cannot materialize. that happened thought all the time, i'm so preoccupied with thinking about things i cannot materialize. now that my children are in this world, because the fight seems so much more important. the battle we are fighting for the future is for our children and my children and i have never been more committed. i wanted to share something with you that a

dan: charlie kirk. thanks a lot. appreciate your time. biden's student loan handsouts in limbo and the left isn't happy about it. >> when it's about our students, they challenge it, the corporations challenge it, the student loan lenders challenge it. that's not fair. dan: they are crazy. is it constitutional for me to be forced to pay off your studen your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved

you saw what happened to charlie kirk there at uk davis. do you think that would happen to you?ou think about that. >> that did happen to me. what are you talking about? 2016. someone whipped water in face and dumpbed a whole water bottl on my head. >> until you had somebody protest you on a college, you really haven't arrived. good for you. i'm thrilled. been there before. >> joe, pat, this is why i carry around my own glass of acid. >> yeah. >> if somebody douses water on me, i throw acid on them and i can't get arrested because they will go, i thought it was acid so i had acid with me. >> i forgot mine on the kitchen table. >> i'm not sure there's any law that protects you on that, greg. >> norman. >> i think there's something impressive a little bit here. i thought, you know, that nobody could ever do as good of a job as devaluing a college education as the government is doing, but these kids are doing pretty well. as you mentioned, douglas, to do lawyering, the only part of that is being in the room with somebody with whom you disagree. that's the only thing that you have t

dan: charlie kirk. thanks a lot. appreciate your time. biden's student loan handsouts in limbo and the left isn't happy about it. >> when it's about our students, they challenge it, the corporations challenge it, the student loan lenders challenge it. that's not fair. dan: they are crazy. is it constitutional for me to be forced to pay off your studen >> that is not right. that's not fair. and that's what we are fighting as well. dan: you seat meltdown? there is a crazy person. that's another liberal melting down because they want us to pay the student loans. that was randy weingarten in front of the supreme court. i love the white board because it makes it easy to understand for the libs. here is the lib guide to loan repayment. here is how this works. you got you. you got a rump. sometimes known as your ass. when you take that ass and you go to a job, you get this thing called money. cash. then you gene pay off your home loan. and you don't even need the supreme court to tell you to do it. does that help? we'll put it on social media. j

clashing with protesters attempting to stop activist charlie kirk from speaking at uc davis. one officer was injured, protesters smashed windows graffitied a building, two protesters were arrested. the university said the event went on as planned. trailblazer superstar damian lillard says the nba is changing for the worst and blaming younger players. >> the word i was looking for was entitlement. when i came into the league, you had to earn your pick. it is no you are the sixth pick of the draft, it is your team. what is this stuff? >> ashley: blaming drop-off in veteran leadership for not keeping young players innin loo. lillard's team discovered their mascot is long lost relative of big foot from back in the '80s and doug furr is being brought up to speed by blaze the trail cat. those are your headlines. >> ainsley: thank you, ashley. >> brian: the knicks beat them by 20 points last night, they are not that good and knicks are in fifth position in the n.b.a. playoffs and slip ahead of the brooklyn nets. >> steve: their mascot looks like harry and the henderson, remember tha

joining me now is charlie kirk, found earn and ceo of turning point u.s.a. and xavier duroso, a former blm activist. xavier, you said that dei eliminates standards for excellence and it's for everyone across the board. explain. >> it does. you would think that it would be common sense that when you lower the standards of excellence, it's not going to benefit anybody. why would anyone strive to be the best when your success is predetermined by your demographic? when i look at diversity, equity and inclusion, it's a sham. it's a racist joke because it tells black people and minorities that our skin color is a handicap and we need to depend on them to hold white people out of the way in order for us to be successful. >> laura: charlie, at the white house today, karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, made it clear what the administration has its eye on. it's not the ball. watch. >> when he came in to office, he talked about the different crises that this country is dealing with and one of them was racial equity. he signed an executive order that made sure that

you saw what happened to charlie kirk there at uk davis. do you think that would happen to you? you think about that. >> that did happen to me. what are you talking about? 2016. someone whipped water in face and dumpbed a whole water bottl on my head. >> until you had somebody protest you on a college, you really haven't arrived. good for you. i'm thrilled. been there before. >> joe, pat, this is why i carry around my own glass of acid. >> yeah. >> if somebody douses water on me, i throw acid on them and i can't get arrested because they will go, i thought it was acid so i had acid with me. >> i forgot mine on the kitchen table. >> i'm not sure there's any law that protects you on that, greg. >> norman. >> i think there's something impressive a little bit here. i thought, you know, that nobody could ever do as good of a job as devaluing a college education as the government is doing, but these kids are doing pretty well. as you mentioned, douglas, to do lawyering, the only part of that is being in the room with somebody with whom you disagree. that's the only thing that you have

we saw recently with charlie kirk, a conservative, turning.usa that the organization for young peoplets who are conservative and he does speeches across the country, he went to uc davis two weeks ago and one 100% role broke out. there were arrests, property damage all over, police officer injured after he was jumped from behind taken to the ground for activists led by antifa. that appears to be the answer so behind closed doors clearly but also way in the open, the most egregious example was condoleezza rice, my state university records and she was going to speak to a couple of years ago and she drew large protests on campus from actual administrators and had to back out because she's like this is supposed to be a happy day, i don't want to be a big distraction so the first black woman to serve -- >> i'm sorry to cut you off, i'm getting a hard wrap. we got to leave it there. talk to you again soon. >> have a good weekend. bill: coming up on fox report, amazing story of mr. pickles who just became first time dad at age 90. we will shell out the details coming up. ♪ every year. don't j

mexico speech, state police have been called that was escorted by a swat team and this happened to charlie kirke but i wonder even though as you mentioned, the issue is apology, i wonder the chilling effect for other conservatives who want to speak on the campus or any campus for that matter, will they continue to do it or are liberals going to win? >> thrill seekers will continue to show up that distinction, he was invited to be there, he didn't storm into the classic kool-aid and rollerskate through the wall and was like conservatism, that's not what went on in that is the part embarrassing, it's a clear indictment of the college system they are not teaching kids how to think, they are teaching them what to think. this isn't critical thought, find the bad guy and pointing fingers at them. when i was in college we were not -- didn't have this anxiety, the only thing we worried about was running out of beer and that was it, no other word and i feel this whole generation and i mean this from a comedy background, so backwards because george recorded the most iconic comedy, crawling on campus and

charlie kirk claiming radicalization of college campus on antifa law to shut down his event at the universityon tuesday. >> the core issue is these college campuses, we know they have become radical peer they are no longer a place of free speech, but a speaker on american college campus if you want to come and talk about free speech american values it should not be a danger to fellow students or to the speaker. over 100 police officers were there last night and that mop was there to try to do violence. >> todd: one police officer injured by the mob and two protesters arrested appear they have been charged with vandalism and her her is to resisting arrest with threats to a police officer. despite this, uc davis maintains the event went on. ashley. >> ashley: a public defender shortage and because of that, more than 300 cases have been totally dismissed in portland alone. some of them include fill a need for theft, burglary, stolen vehicle, charges of reckless driving. angela todd join us now. thank you to both of you for getting up with us early this morning. angela come i want to start with t

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. >> charlie kirk was invited to speak at uc davis, where a police officer was injured because of thehe protests there, those educated students deployed. rachel, the issue, too, as jason said, if speech is not aligned with the woke left's expectations, not only is it canceled, it's automatically hate speech or racist. >> yeah. so this state representative, actually an alumni of that university. so these are the marxist tyrants they're graduating. we will get more of them. they will be our rulers and leaders. i will note that in your -- in the intro it said that leah thomas beat riley gaines. there was a swimming race where thomas tied with gaines. leah thomas was told to be the one to step on the podium. riley gaines was not even allowed to share the podium with leah thomas. here's my point. this state representative wants to come out and defend trans women, whatever, biological males, right? because the best rim are now men apparently. riley gaines is a feminist. she's one of the greatest defenders of our gender in a time when our gender and who we are, what we represent, is being er

twitter to make sure the russiae forward and other narratives pushed down as well as people like charlie kirk with 300 followers and $3.4 billion for the fbi to do this." here we go, let's dive into this and let's see if democrats as curious as republicans about what took place. wrong! all they did was attack the credibility of the journalist giving access to these twitter files. for example, here is sylvia garcia accusing these journalists of -- they are just focusing on the sources. listen to this. >> when was the first time mr mr. approached you about riding for twitter files? >> again, congressman. >> i just need a date, sir. >> i can't give it to you, unfortunately because this is a question of source. >> you will not tell us when first approached you? >> again, congressman, you are asking me to refill source. >> circum- i don't understand, you can't have it both ways but let's move it both ways. >> know he can because he's a journalist. >> either elon musk as a source are not the source and if he's not the source. >> no one is yielded, the gentle lady is out of order. >> you are not rec

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joining me now is charlie kirk, founder of durney, brought us a charlie. this is so sad. it's so shocking. it is kin yet i guess it's kind ofd predictable. given what the government did in paying people not to work. oh, it's totally predictable. you know, some people say a working from home is just goodik watching you working from home is lik ae watching a fireplace on youtube. you coul you d hear it. you could see it. there's no warmth. you can't you're not like that one on one . interaction. and look, i'm a traditionalist because a turning point, usa, we do havena some peoplelist. hase. to work remote. we have some people in the field. but i am adamant iamn person office work is better for you.s it's better for you to have a a commute, better for you to have to dress up to be around other people. it's better for you to get hou e of the house . i think that most young people don't even know what they're missing in some sense. g in some becausbecause so manye younger workers actually had their entry into the workforceob as remote work and they haveo wi to bribe them to go

at least two people were arrested during protests over the appearance of conservative charlie kirk on the uc davis campus about 100 protesters, most of whom were wearing black clashed with law enforcement officers, attendees and other students. there they smashed windows, hurled eggs and used pepper spray and block people from entering the venue where the event was being held. i think they got the point across. i mean, i get it. i understand that some speech but you know it. it could hurt some people's feelings and stuff. but that's that's what free speech is. and that's what is protected on their first amendment. everybody has a right to free speech unless it incites violence. you really don't have to be violent to the people. u c. davis said that one police officer was injured during the incident. scientists are urging everyone to regularly and thoroughly washed their reusable water bottles. the study finds a of twice as many germs as the typical kitchen sink four times as many as a computer, mouse and 14 times more than a dog's drinking bowl. researchers found two common forms of b

there is charlie kirk, turning point usa, that have sort of their own separate operation going.ho see them as the future of the conservative movement, as opposed to cpac and matt schlapp here. that is where there was some hesitancy among other republicans, like mike pence and ron desantis, to come here. when you were talking to the attendees here, one person after the other told me they were backing donald trump for 2024 here. so very much so, cpac is looking like, you know, a smaller version of a trump rally, opposed to one that's really scouting the rest of the field. nonetheless, nikki haley and mike pompo are showing up this afternoon. it'll give us a better sign here of the openness of republicans here over the months ahead to tune into a little different message from that of donald trump. >> nbc's vaughan hilliard, thank you for that report. we look forward to hearing more. >>> still ahead on "northern in joe," after three hours of deliberation, a jury has found alex murdaugh guilty on four counts, including the murders of both his wife and son. we'll go live to south caro