let's bring a new york post reporter lydia moynihan along with rnc surrogate an attorney mehek cooke,nk you for coming on. i just want to know lydia, for you, what do you think of john legend telling people to embrace the biden economy? >> i think tone deaf is an understatement. we are seeing especially among black men, in 202080% supported biden and that has dipped to about 57% and we are seeing from the biden campaign, they are at least trying to make an effort does go around. joe biden last time said that if you did not vote for him you ain't black so at least now he's realizing i need to offer something, i need to at least campaign among this cohort. but so far it does not seem like he's been very effective. a lot of what he's doing is talking down to blacks, basically saying they are all victims. and if you remember last week he was giving that speech, nine gaps in the span of 20 minutes reading a teleprompter speech. i think last time the strategy of basically staying in the basement might actually be a little bit more effective because it seems like the more he gets out there,

mehek cook, your final thoughts. >> i'm really concerned about what's happening on these college campuses. this is domestic terrorism, and we need accountability because these kids are our future leaders, congressmen members and future business owners. we have to start now before it's too late. maria: i'd love to see joe biden come out and make a comment about all of this as we watch this spike. your thoughts. >> you know, in the face of all these terrorist sympathizers, remember, today is the 13th anniversary of the day that the navy seals got osama bin laden. maria: oh, i love that. thank you, navy seals. great. that'll do it for us. thank you so much for being here. i want to thank adam, mehek and mike, we are see you soon, and let's get right to "varney & company". stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. pitched battles on the ucla campus overnight, groups fought each other. for hours it was an around a key. finally, the police arrived to break up the brawl, but it is still an ugly standoff. in new york police quickly cleared occupied buildings at columbia. in new orleans t

mehek cook, your final thoughts. >> i'm really concerned about what's happening on these college campusesaccountability because these kids are our future leaders, congressmen members and future business owners. we have to start now before it's too late. maria: i'd love to see joe biden come out and make a comment about all of this as we watch this spike. your thoughts. >> you know, in the face of all these terrorist sympathizers, remember, today is the 13th anniversary of the day that the navy seals got osama bin laden. maria: oh, i love that. thank you, navy seals. great. that'll do it for us. thank you so much for being here. i want to thank adam, mehek and mike, we are see you soon, and let's get right to "varney & company". stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. pitched battles on the ucla campus overnight, groups fought each other. for hours it was an around a key.