. >> he is in a language lin a lof tradition, if you know anything about our history, political sat satiric in a creative way. i applaud his creativity, whether you like trump or not. bill: don't you think it justified highwa how far left or institutions have become, he -- >> he has a. >> russian thing is -- >> i mean. >> he didn't say he talked about it in the classroom. bill: a valid point. >> i am sure he does. >> come on, he is on tv as professor for central connecticut state university, if i am someone conservative leaningy would not take his class. >> this crazy, that we're -- this is liberalism, there are cover professors. bill: they were dom -- do dominn priests. >> i want to talk about as serious story, we brought you last week the story of of a brx teenager who killed a fellow student in the classroom, a 15-year-old stabbed to death, young man accused of committing this act is in custody, diana with the story. >> over a week since dennis learned her 15-year-old son had been stabbed to death in his bronx high school. thurure -- conversation. a moment she described like a movie. >>

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