giving the government a long leash to interpret the harm principle, for example, to reference john stewart-mel. recent reporting has found that the state university says of florida ordered its public universities to allow whether there is antisemitism or anti-israeli bias in their courses, and i'm underring wondering, i'd like you to expound on it, is such an order legal, and what role, if any, should public university play in monitoring courses for bias or discrimination of protected classes? >> as a professor, i found this profoundly troubling. now, of course, as a professor, i also strive, and i hope that other professors would strive not to teach any course in a biased manner.-- all of us should strive to stimulate critical thinking and inquiry and expose all of us to multiple perspectives on every issue. to teach in the opposite of a biased way. but, one has to ask what is the lesser of two evils? to trust university professors whom we hire according to strict criteria who were subject to peer review by others in their departments and others in the university, who share the substantive ex

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or the observation almost as poignantly of john stewart mill, who wrote about war.ibertarian, who wrote that a man for whom nothing is more important than his own safety is a miserable creature, who is made free and kept free by better men than he. nicolle? >> i love that. colonel jack, you might be mad at me for doing this, but i'm going to show our viewers some of the video of when president nixon awarded you this medal. and i'm going to share a little bit more, the history of your service. your battalion came under intense heavy machine gun and mortar fire from a vietcong battalion, you were wounded but assumed command of the company, ordered a withdrawal from the exposed position, established a defensive perimeter, and despite your own wounds, profuse bleeding from head wounds that impaired your vision, disregard for your own safety, returned intense fire to evacuate a seriously wounded adviser to the safety of a wooded area where you administered first aid. you then returned to evacuate the wounded company commander. you made repeated trips across the open rice

flamed in even more by late night comedy, even more so than it is right now between the jon stewart and john oliver's of the world. >> all right, real quick. scott. well, i shy shaken our well, i'm glad they brought my back because she's an a plus choice they've had they've been hitting miss the last couple of years on politics. but dumbest thing they ever did was get rid of darrell hammond. he was the best trump alec baldwin's a terrible trump but i would love to see, i'd love to see darryl come back and he was objecting my is the best kamala harris i'd love to see carolyn. all right. roy wood junior. thank you so much. roy, by the way, is shooting his fourth comedy special in washington, dc on september 7. roy, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. and our panelists are going to stick with us coming up next for everyone everyone gets their night caps at the table. we'll see you then there was numerous family i think it's everything felt a lot morning. i shall not seek and i i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term. >> as your previous 1968 sunday at ni

so i contrasted john stuart mill society based on jon stewart mills in which all individuals are equal, all should be left is responsible to move, develop talent and for relationships as a please. that sounded good at the time and still sounds good to me to the extent i say i am a liberal is in this sense, a jon stewart no liberal. i wanted to contrast that with the vision i found resonating on the social conservatives come not social economic to which i said i appealed to my favorite social scientist durkheim. i sit imagine in contrast to the millions of society imagine society not an agreement to individuals but something that emerged organically over time as people found ways of living together, suppressing each other selfishness so i suggest durkheim is an intellectual hero of this way of thinking because he warned in this magnificent book suicide which a written graduate school he warned man cannot become attached to higher aims and submit to a rule if he sees nothing above him to which he belongs. to free himself from all social pressure is to abandon himself and demoralize himse

by rolling out a star-studded lineup for the dnc with celebrities like john legend set to headline with the fence with jon stewartjoan jett. former democrats who left the party said this is not what the average american wants to see. a chicago resident and a lifelong democrat, turned republican voter, monty, wisconsin republicans who left the democratic party and all joined me now. good morning to you all, let's talk about the one thing you all have in common. let's start with you, charlene. why did you choose to leave the democratic party? >> i choose to leave the democratic party because especially in milwaukee, wisconsin, it is just the progressive state of getting worse and every day it is getting worse. but it is like we have to do something different. and when i first voted for the republican party with donald trump and i saw drastic improvements in crime and in the housing and inflation was down and there were more jobs. that is what we are looking for. not the gaslighting with all of the celebrity shows and all of that stuff. that is millions of dollars being spent that can be put back into the community.

john william in, canonsburg county washington. benjamin wells at stewart's crossing fit county. every d single one of them had their homes destroyed and some of them were even taken captive as this rebellion was on. this was simplyin a a tax colr doing h job. but he really put a target on these peoples backs because he wasn't aware just how much he had lost control of this region. okay. this story really comes to a head in 1794. 1794. in 1794 we begin to see subpoenas go out for the arrest of people who did not pay their taxes. these subpoenas were mandated to have people appear in court, not in pittsburgh, which is totally possible, but in philadelphia.a. again we could talk about the fact that westerners viewed fundamentally different. here in america we are entitled to a jury of our peers. people in thisms region did not view themselves as being peers of those in philadelphia. these subpoenas even themselves which hamilton was keenly interested in by the way, are unnecessarily prejudicial. these subpoenas were handed out by general john neville himself. he was joined by a u.s

stewart. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> john. >> all right. new this morning, los angeles police just released new images of three suspects linked to the fatal shooting of former general hospital actor johnny wactor. let's get to cnn's camila bernal with the latest on this. what are you learning? >> hey, john. so these are very grainy photos, but police and johnny wactor's family, his friends, his fans, really hoping that this is what helps find the people responsible for his death. and they are hoping for justice now, in the three photos, you see three men who were all wearing hoodies and police also saying that the shooter for has a tattoo above his left eye and his right cheek. now, in these photos released by police, they also show a black four-door infiniti q50. it has a tan interior and police saying that that car was stolen. now, they did not give any other details, but as we previously reported, the actor was shot and killed on may 25th. this is after he left work at a bar here in downtown los angeles, his mother or had told her affili

including president joe biden, former president barack obama, singer john legend, actress octavia spencer and talk show host jon stewart. security measures and fencing erected outside the united center and mccormick place, with full street closures and parking restrictions in full effect. >> are they going to stop me or let me pass? can i get in my own apartment? i just want to go in and out my home safely with my children. that's what matters to me. >> and president joe biden, as well as former secretary of state hillary clinton, will be speaking on the first day of the convention. kamala harris will speak on thursday in chicago. jacqueline lee abc seven news. zach >> jacqueline. thank you. and jacqueline is out there. the entire abc news team and our own julian glover will report from chicago at the democratic national convention starting tomorrow. he's going to be there through thursday for harris's big speech. and large scale protests are expected at the dnc. coming up on this week, martha raddatz talks to chicago mayor brandon johnson about how the host city has prepared for the four day event. you can watch the f

including president joe biden, former president barack obama, singer john legend, actress octavia spencer and talk show host jon stewarterected outside the united center and mccormick place, with full street closures and parking restrictions in full effect. are they going to stop me or let me pass? >> can i get in my own apartment? i just want to go in and out of my home safely with my children. that's what matters to me. >> and on the first day of the convention, president joe biden and former secretary of state hillary clinton will speak on stage. kamala harris is set to take the stage on thursday. jacqueline lee abc news, chicago. >> abc seven news anchor julian glover will report from chicago at the democratic national convention starting tomorrow. he's going to be there through thursday for harris's big speech and large scale protests are expected at the dnc. coming up on this week, martha raddatz talks to chicago mayor brandon johnson about how the host city has prepared for the four day event. you can watch the full interview on this week at eight this morning right here on abc seven. and new this morning, secre

including president joe biden, former president barack obama, singer john legend, actress octavia spencer and talk show host jon stewart. security measures and fencing erected outside the united center, and mccormick place, with full street closures and parking restrictions in full effect. >> are they going to stop me or let me pass? can i get in my own apartment? i just want to go in and out of my home safely with my children. that's what matters to me. >> and abc news confirmed that michelle obama will speak later this week. kamala harris will take the stage on thursday in chicago. jacqueline lee abc seven news. zach. >> jacqueline. thank you. jacqueline. the abc news team covering the democratic national convention, as is our own julian glover, who's going to report from chicago at the convention starting tomorrow. he's going to be there through thursday for harris's big speech. and new this week, chicago mayor brandon johnson says the city is more than prepared to host the democratic national convention. on this week, he addressed the city's police shortage and shares what protection plans will be put in place for

kamala harris and the 2024 kamala harris but john, from a political campaign strategy standpoint, the fact that there is campaign is bringing on mitch stewart and david plus and stephanie qatar, i mean how do you read the tea leaves on that, that seems like they think they can and they just might re-create that sort of groundswell of magic for the democratic party and that was last seen in the obama years. >> they are describing this as the 18, i'm sure that folks who are working for biden before felt like they were the 18, it's not that uncommon at this point in the counter, basically, where you would be moving from a primary to a general election to bring in some folks who would layer some of the top department heads and get people a little more experience, so we will see if this is a last hurrah for some of these folks coming in or a moment of glory where they come back in and have a comeback, we've seen a lot of comebacks with the olympics this weekend i think that is what they're hoping to do with kamala harris, to continue this momentum she is having. >> it feels like the democratic version of the cheers bar where it's like norm! to t

john, from a political campaign strategy standpoint, the fact that the harris campaign is bringing on mitch stewart and david pluff and stephanie cutter and jennifer palmieri. how do you read the tea leaves on that? they might just recreate that ground swell of magic for the democratic party last seen in the obama years. >> now that she has been effectively kamala nominated if you will, kamala harris has to figure out how to go out and win. i'm sure the folks working for president biden before felt like they were the a team. it is not that uncommon at this point in the calendar basically where you normally would be moving from a primary to a general election to bring in some folks. we will see if this is a last hurrah for these folks coming in or a moment of glory where they come back in and have a comeback. we have seen a lot of comebacks with the olympics this week. and i think that is what they are hoping to do with kamala harris to continue this momentum she has had. >> yeah. feels like the democratic version of the cheers bar where it's like norm! a figure you see a lot on this network. michel

john wayne and mrs. reagan is kicking reagan under the table, stop, stop,th stop. reagan says i also do jimmy stewart and of course, sounds like reagan s doing jimmy stewat and everybody is sick of it, right, and i also do capodi. >> reagan goes, well, and richard says, well, mr. president, that's pretty good but you don't have the material and reagan says well, do you have any ideas? reagan looks and he reads he says, well, they said i wrote in cold blood but i actually wrote in ink. [laughter] >> well, we could go on with the great stories and anecdotes,ta anyone who worked with reagan has a few of them. i know we have a few veterans of the administration in audienceho today hopefully we will get to hear from them too. >> sure. s >> but please let's start fielding questions from the audience. i'm sure there's inquiring minds out about. maggie, wonderful colleague will bring over a mic so if you just raise your hand high, i think we have one over here, one over there. mikey and maggie are on the mics here. >> okay, i'm kind of curious about whether to what tree berry goldwater might have influenced

john wayne. and mrs. reagan's kicking reagan under the table. stop, stop stop. and. and then reagan. well, i also do what jimmy stewart? and of course, it sounds like reagan doing jimmy stewart right now. everybody's everybody's sick of it. right? and then finally, look and i also do truman capote. and so richardson triggered let me hear you. truman capote. you ringo's all out. oh, you know, and rich says, mr. president, it's pretty good. but you don't have a material. and reagan's says, well, do you have any ideas? so, rich down the cocktail answer to. reagan. reagan looks at his eyes right up the reads. he says, well, they said, i wrote in cold, but actually i wrote in ink ink. well, we could go on with more of these great stories, anecdotes. i mean, anyone who worked with reagan certainly has a few of them. yes. and i know we have a few veterans, the administration in the audience today that. hopefully, we'll get to hear from them, too. but please, let's fielding some questions from the. and i'm sure there's inquiring minds and about. i believe maggie or my wonderful colleague will bring over a mic so if you just ra

the brilliance of jon stewart no that who was the super nova who exploded on the scene of libertarian ideas and utilitarian creation of the foundation for utilitarianism. it was john stuart mill who was the child of his secretary that organize these thoughts them and produced something that was much more powerful in its impact that is the harm principle. what mills said is the function of the government is to protect us from the harm of others. but that is also its limit. the government has a legitimate right to keep us from harboring harming italso means the governd restrain itself. when we are not harming others you don't harm other people through ideas. but the function of the law is thest harm principle and i suggt free speech would be based on its own type of harm principle. and in some regards this type of argument has been hijacked by anti- free speech movement. many students today have been taught since secondary school that freee speech is harmful. that it is triggering patient not have to hear opposing views that it is traumatic. we have created generation of speech of phobics because of this unyielding and unrelenting mantra. what i suggest as we apply

stewart, there's a lot of emotion in the markets. >> we know that is not just science appreciate your reporting this morning there from beijing john. all right. forget the olympics. the greatest athletic drama in the world found at the dog surfing championship near san francisco way. >> better than. what was expected it's adorable. >> i would say it's like the happiest place on earth. you have dogs surfing, wales people. are caffeinated. it's amazing so these surfers competed for metals in different weight categories is small medium, large, and extra large. >> cacao, a chocolate lab from brazil took home the gold in the extra large category. >> we're not judging on the size here. >> that's just the category cacao was in as far as we know, cacao is exactly the bmi exactly where it's supposed to be and cacao not just morning winning the the top paddles surfing competition, but the top dog overall, our congratulations to all the dogs who competed this morning, we are learning that australian triathletes prepared to swim in the sen. bike taking e coli medications, you stretch, then you warm up, then you take your e coli drugs. this com

john allen joins. the host of the podcast, maya rupert and senior adviser for the warren campaign. also with us, lincoln project senior adviser and mitt romney's chief strategist for 2012 campaign, stewartens. what are the things that stand out as the harris campaign figures out how they want to roll him out to the country? >> let's just call up this map we're going to be using a ton over the next 90 days. the six core battleground states. what you're hearing from democrats here is that this idea that walz, from minnesota, there were signs when biden was still in the race, that it could get competitive. maybe walz has demonstrated an appeal in minnesota that could resonate in small towns, in blue collar areas. next door in wisconsin. maybe a little bit in michigan. maybe even pennsylvania. these three states. the challenge for democrats in those states has been clear now for the entire trump area. we've talked about this so much. where have democrats been doing better and better and better? suburbs of philadelphia, detroit, grand rapids. even around milwaukee. where have democrats been struggling? it's been the small town areas. the rural areas. the blue collar areas. so one of the ques

laughter ] >> this is like when elton john changed like three words and contended that "candle in the wind" was always about diana. it wasn't. [ laughter ] >>> jon stewartily show" last night. since last tuesday, vice president harris and her running mate governor tim walz have seen big rallies in a number of swing states. our next guest says how the next campaign to curb that enthusiasm. ben smith here, will kamala harris' short run kill the permanent campaign. good to see you. i think we can all wish for the moment, what have we learned in the last three weeks of the campaign? >> i think it's extraordinary, we have this condition that a presidential campaign really lasts two years and is basically going all the time. if you want to run for president, you're raising money, you're positioning yourself, governing to the degree that helps you run for president. there's a real advantage when your opponent has been slogging along for two years just jumping in. not enough time for journalists to spend months doing investigations of your past. and also, not enough time for voters to get sick of you. and i think that harris certainly right now seems to be taki