i want to thank you very much chris rufo.ood work we will keep following you and having on the program. god bless and be safe surfing. >> god bless. mark: we will be right back. ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america. would like t to talk about civilian casualties in gaza. we want to talk about casualties in syria. we don't talk about casualties and iran and iraq. they do not want to talk about is llama phobia, where muslims are slaughtering muslims all throughout the middle east. they want to blame all of that on the united states of america and israel. i have with me today a dear friend. a man who is so informed. so scholarly and more than that a man who has been involved in combat colonel richard kemp is a former commander of british forces german of the covid intelligence group is with the last three months in the state of israel. colonel kemp thank you for being with us. first of all while you were in the state of israel did you see what was happening in the united or on united states of america and the british commonwealth and

i want to thank you very much chris rufo.ood work we will keep following you and having on the program. god bless and be safe surfing. >> god bless i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bucks. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america. would like to talk about civilian casualties in gaza. we want to talk about casualties in syria. we don't talk about casualties and iran and iraq. they do not want to talk about is llama phobia, o where muslims are slaughtering muslims all throughout the middle east. they want to blame all of that on the united states of america and israel. i have with me today a dear friend. a man who is so informed. so scholarly and more than that a man who has been involve

funneling dollar after dollar to a corrupt ivy league establishment. >> jesse: chief colonizer, chris rufo warpath. behavior self. i hope you didn't plagiarized anything from your thesis in college, because you're in deep trouble! i'll talk to you later, chris. we are going through the epstein document that just got dumped. straight-ahead. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert, the list with nearly 180 names of jeffrey epstein's associates, fixers, accusers, and employees has just been released by a judge here in new york. there are a thousand pages of court records and our team is going through them. and here's what we have so far. we suspected former president bill clinton would be named, and we were right. in a deposition with an epstein victim, joanna schonberg, when she was asked, "did jeffrey ever talk to you about bill clinton?" she says, "he said one time that clinton likes them young," referring to girls. the documents are also filled with names we already knew about, like prince andrew, billionaire glenn dubin, a french modeling agent, jean-luc purnell, and clinton's former aide. jennifer

chris rufo, who a lot of people may not know about him.one a lot of work on chris rufo, threat that he poses. he tweeted recently saying nine contributing an initial $10,000 to plagiarism hunting fund. we will expose the rot in the ivy league and restore truth rather than racialist ideology, as the highest principle in academic life. i would argue that you in your writings, your books, your teaching, you are pursuing truth. you would like truth known. >> oh, absolutely. >> things you people may not have heard before. but someone put people like you or claudine gay or anybody into racist ideology. >> it's the very formulation is predicated on a fallacy that there is a singular truth. ideas and history are constantly under debate. interpretations are subject to debate. we look at varying pieces of evidence, we organize them in very various ways, and we try to come to the best account of what happened or what should be her how to describe the world. discussion of race and racial inequality to racial inequality. to propose a singular truth tha

s., from chris rufo, from the same powers, and you are not giving up. you don't stop.ional message right now? for a lot of people in america, they are scared. that the ackman and the rufo of the world will come for them to. >> i have a few things to say. i have an institution that supported me no matter what the attacks were, and that means a lot. originally, harvard supported claudine gay, and then they did not. institutions will have to show some courage in these moments, because what you do when you fold in the face of this is then you only encourage more of it to happen. >> yes. >> they are going to say, as they did, -- >> one down, two down, that is what they are tweeting. >> institutions like harvard, you have, power use their power, don't sell out this woman or sell out others, we know that these are political tax. the other thing i'll say is, we come from folks who have always had to fight. i understand that being in the positions that i am in, it's a tremendous privilege, i am going to keep fighting. and all of us, if we ban together against this, we will win

why was claudine gay so important to chris rufo project? was merely a single skirmish in a broader war to unravel public faith in pillars of american society. campaigns of this kind often start with attacks on education and expertise because these are the tools the best equipped communities to see-through propaganda. but such campaigns don't in their. trusted institutions of all types, from public health agencies to news organizations, will continue to fall victim to coordinated attempts to undermine their legitimacy and ruin their leaders credibility. end quote. according to rufo, she's right. this campaign against claudine gay was about toppling institutions and reshaping them in a conservative mold. he said so himself in his own wall street journal op-ed this week, titled how we squeezed harvard to push claudine gay out. quote, if america's to form it's academic institutions, the symbolic fight over harvard's presidency must evolve into a deeper institutional fight, a grueling form of trench warfare in which each concept, structure, and

. >> in fact, it's the same people, the same guy, chris rufo, who popularized crtc, incorrectly, whoat the vernacular, and started the hashtag 1776. it's the same thing. it's a diss movement that says some of you have come too far, and we're taking it back then. >> absolutely, just look at the language being used. one, as we were discussing, chris rufo it's not even trying to camouflage -- >> correct. >> he lays the playbook out, says this is what we will do, and he does it. what is disheartening is how he's able to lay out the playbook and be so successful. what happened with claudine gay? anyone who has ever were in a long form paper that goes through multiple revisions knows that you can make citation errors. you've really are in the seams and stall times. eventually, the quotations falloff, or, sometimes, you don't cite it in the right place. >> it happens commonly? >> it happens all the time. we've seen other people who have made the accusations or related to some of the people that made the accusations to doctor gay. we're in a landscape now, because this is about politics and

ivy ague: ht, shiv colonizer chris rufo on the warpath. behave yourselchf. > and i hope you didn't plagiarize anything from your thesis in college because e you're in deep trouble. >> i'll talk to you later,pble! chris. >> so prime time is combing through the epstein document that jusch t got dumped straightst ahea gd. >> whether because of discomfort, lack of mobility, your lifestyle or occupation, you sit in actively, way too many hours a day introducing ulips a premium quality, automatic seated exerciser that strengthens legs, increases mobility and boosts circulation without physical strain or impact. it is so quiet that none of my coworkers even know i'm using it. strengthen and tone your legs, increase your mobility, flexibility and balance, plus stimulate healthy circulation. >> my joints fill better, my knees feel better, my back feels better and makes me feel stronger too. perfect for home therapy. whisper quiet to use while you work. >> my circulation is moving and burning calories and it makes me feel energetic. oh, now, in order ellipse seated exe

these conservative activists, chris rufo, who wrote an article in the wall street journal talking abouto use this issue to squeeze claudine gay out of that job, because he thought he was unqualified. other donors who talked about how she was unqualified, and it was just a diversity hire to start with, that they hijack antisemitism for their anti dni -- dei -- >> what about -- , s. e.? >> that's abhorrent. -- but other people, including the white house, including democrats, including liberal democrats, including black liberal academics, have also criticized her leadership, both because of what she said and what she did not say on campus. she is not alone. listen, my alma mater, cornell -- i was appalled to see what happened that cornell. 20 years ago, when i was there, it was and still is one of the largest jewish student populations in the country. i cannot wrap my mind around the idea that my jewish friends at that school now do not feel safe on campus. that is not claudine gay's fault. that is a systemic problem on college campuses -- >> -- >> wheat, one second. we are our young peopl

rufo made his request, trump was watching. within a month trump issued an executive order demanding that no federal money be used for critical race theory. chris what he asked for. after that rufo's anti-crt campaign ginned up enough conservative pressure against nicole hannah jones, the cofounder of the 1619 project that the university of north carolina denied her tenure. jones had a pulitzer prize, a macarthur genius grant, and support from the school's chancellor and faculty. but conservative pressure worked. rufo then set his sights on florida. he helped florida governor ron desantis craft legislation like the stop woke act that restricted discussions of race and gender in schools, universities, and workplaces. early last year desantis appointed rufo as one of the members of the board of trustees for florida's public university new college. there again rufo published his goal early and loudly. he tweeted, quote, we'll be shutting down low performing ideologically captured academic departments and hiring new faculty. we'll recruit new students who are mission aligned. at new college board meetings rufo made clear he did not care if his goal

are you saying what happened to claudine gay was not a completely engineered -- i mean it was -- chris rufo, he admitted to the fact it was entirely engineered. >> should explain, a conservative activist. >> and my colleague. >> who led the charge. >> and my colleague. look, it was not a concerted campaign out of whole cloth. this was based on ideological p prededections. she was someone doing great damage to an important american institution. >> in your opinion. >> and what he was trying to do was surface the hi oypocrisy. harvard ranked dead last in the country on the speech climate. >> reihan. >> black people, latinos are always the ones who have to sit here and say, you know what? it is exactly right. when we make a mistake we have to wear the cloak of shame and say we never deserved to be here. >> like the black latina -- >> and something else, and i want to say this last thing when we are talking about dei, which is there was a big push in 2020 thinking, okay, here we are. we've had a big racial reckoning, and do you know what happened? all of these dei offices that were created, 75%

tonight, "jesse watters primetime," we have rob schneider, chris rufo, julie banderas at 8:00. saying grace is common among religious households. typically human only. take a look at this family though. >> say grace. say grace. say grace. >> judge jeanine: they all said grace. that's it. >> jesse: very good. do you want to. >> dramatic helicopter rescue ever leo happened in oregon. he had gone down 300 feet down the side of a cliff. look at them. >> wow. >> because of the vanilla ice crack we can't let do you one more thing. >> bret: i wanted to

because the mainstream media basically ignored it, like the free beacon and investigative journalist chris rufo who exposed the plagiarism that apparently harvard's corporate board never dug into and in doing any type of background check as they hired their president. look, at the end of the day though we have a point out she has stepped down but she is still going to be a tenured professor there she has not been fired. these institutions would, would expel a student in a heartbeat for one act of plagiarism much less nearly half a dozen and yet they're still going to keep her on. elise stefanik is absolutely right. what this exposed is the rot that is in our higher education system and we have to continue to root it out. we have these institutions, i mean harvard is essentially a hedge fund with classrooms, with 54 billion in assets with professors that can't be fired. clearly with presidents that aren't hired on the merits of their work and, that are loading our kids up with debt and not preparing them for a future workforce. so there is a lot to be done here and i applaud my colleagues for ge

rachel: corey deangelis chris rufo, there's a lot of heroes on the right who have been pushing for school of the fruits of that. will: a few additional headlines, hezbollah militants launching about 40 rockets into israel yesterday, one of the largest attacks to come since the war began three years ago. the idf responding with an extens i attack -- extensive attack later in the day. the secretary of state, antony blinken, wrapped up deescalation talks in jordan earlier this morning and is set to arrive in qatar later this hour. >>> president biden accepting speaker of the house mike johnson's invitation to deliver the state of the union address. he posted on, and, quote, look forward to it, mr. speaker. this'll be john to soften's first state of the union address as the speaker of the house. biden is set to speak on march 7th. >>> now to football, the steelers using this 7- yard -- 71-yard touchdown to top the ravens 17-10 keeping pittsburgh's playoff hopes alive. i think they need a buffalo loss? pete: buffalo loss and another team needs to lose. or another team -- will: yeah. the colts

tonight, "jesse watters primetime," we have rob schneider, chris rufo, julie banderas at 8:00. judge jeanine is next. >> judge: oh, i thought i was on your show. saying grace is common among religious households. typically human only. take a look at this family though. >> say grace. say grace. say grace. >> judge jeanine: they all said grace. that's it. >> jesse: very good. do you want to. >> dramatic helicopter rescue ever leo happened in oregon. he had gone down 300 feet down the side of a cliff. look at them. >> wow. >> because of the vanilla ice crack we can't let do you one more thing. >> bret: i wanted to see more of that i really did. thanks, jesse. >> jesse: see ya. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. following two major stories president trump has filed appeal with the colorado supreme court with the decision to keep his name off the primary ballot. we will have that plus analysis with brit hume and shannon bream in just moments. but we begin with the crisis at the southern border. more than 50 house republicans are in eagle pass, texas tonight meeting with border o

but this is also a story of bad actors, like chris, rufo trying to bend academia to their own ideologicalk to and sd card professor about all of this and the other major bad faith argument used to chase president day out, and what it means for this course in the country, after this. country, after this. ♪ parodontax ♪ blood when brushing could be the start of a domino effect of gum disease. all of these signs could lead to worse. parodontax is clinically proven to reverse the signs of early gum disease. parodontax, the gum experts. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ love you. have a good day, behave yourself. like she goes to work at three in the afternoon and sometimes gets off at midnight. she work

rufo fellow at the senior mid-a manhattan rest substitute. a lot was going on with claudine gay and plagiarism. and victor davis hanson senior fellow at the hoover institution. chrisu are one of the big reasons why gay's plagiarism was exposed and this is a win that she is out of this position. there is so much more to be discussed and to be rooted out here. is there not? >> yeah. that's right. certainly this was my initial goal to topple president gay from the presidency of harvard. but harvard has to go much further. harvard needs to abolish its dei programs. needs to put a permanent end to racist admission system. it needs to pledge institutional neutrality on controversial political issues. and it needs to diversify the faculty not on skin color but on philosophy, on political belief, on viewpoints. that's really what harvard needs to do to start balancing the institution. our reporting on claudine gay's plagiarism on dei empire and absolutely botched handling of the campus anti-semitism controversy shows that the institutions are weak. their ideology is a failure. and we're just getting started in this campaign for reform. >> i think it's important that peopl