he's here to explain why along with david webb. why?e the honor of being there. >> that's your opinion. >> that's right that's my opinion. >> the president said they're bigots. you don't expel people for sounding stupid. will you let me finish my point? first of all, racist speech as you obviously know is protected by the first amendment. the united states of america is different from all other countries. we're unique. we protect the speech for which we disagree. here you have the president of a university, a public university, which means he's a government official saying, i'm going to punish you because i don't like what you said. let me ask you this question. rap and rapping on a bus? can you imagine black students on the bus racist, and getting them on video and saying -- >> but here's the problem. >> are they going to be expelled? no. >> schools -- schools and workplaces have the right to set standards. this is unacceptable. >> behavior may be unacceptable. but the public university is governed by the first amendment. you can't set

. >> with me now, republican strategist and fox news contributor david webb and democratic strategist chris cofinas. all right, gentlemen, your take on rand paul winning this evening. i'll start with you, david. >> i tell you, there's not really much of a surprise there, judge, after all, rand paul has gotten that, you know, strong libertarian grasp through cpac base. the surprise story tonight, though, governor scott walker who didn't put much into it and still comes in second and i would say that a third part of this would be jeb bush who came there, got a lot of boos in the beginning, but turned the audience around as he got a little deeper into issues including immigration and started getting applause. so rand paul not a surprise win, but i think the surprise there is that governor walker did well and jeb bush coming in at number five but still turning the crowd around. >> let me ask you a question. you said something interesting that scott walker didn't put much into it. what did you mean by that? >> well, he didn't have this notably large group coming in and saying, okay, we're

joining us now is david webb. >> a time that does person of the year which i was one in 2011, the protesterstors. "time" didn't name them perp of the year. it is giving them legitimacy for a lie. even jonathan caypart had to say it's not true. what exactly did they do? i was there. and i recognized her. i have seen her on the streets. i don't really recognize him, but i kind of remember her. they were perpetuating a lie. and the peaceful protestors the many, the ministers, were overridden by those that drove this narrative. they said we're going to take one of ours so we'll take two of theirs. >> i'm personally not against protesting at all, i'm in favor but i am against whipping people into fear and frenzy because of lies. >> johnson was found to be a liar and he disappeared off of the front pages. everybody that could come to ferguson that was a hard core leftist was there. including the occupy wall street types. you have gangs gang members and you have them pushing this. this is a recipe for disaster. if it had just been peaceful people. protesting, that would have been a different story.