the microaggression is for troubling.k somebody where they are from and that's a microaggression, because you are suggesting that they are not american. we recognize it's polite smalltalk. it's not racism. sandra: parents and taxpayers are saying we are seeing kids struggling to get jobs out of college, their knowledge of history isn't looking. shouldn't we be using this money to increase education for our students. tony: early intervention is the argument for these arguments. but college is not early intervention. i don't think about it time people go to college is the best use of dollars. but this theoretical argument, i agree with andrea. the parents of four sons, especially seeing a large diversity in the attitudes of children. you don't want kids growing up this sensitive that they can't function without all these guidelines and help along the way because they have not been trained to exist in a society we live in. that bothers me and worries me more than the theoretical argument should colleges be spending resources

colleges and universities, there's so much subjectivity when it comes to determining what are microaggressions are triggers? and have you students who are unfairly punished and forced into the tiny zones that are hardly considered bastions of free speech. >> i'm all for free speech, it's protected no matter what. if there's a protest, sure, shut down the protest, but they have the right to protest. kennedy: i don't know, i don't think free speech is occurring on college campuses. that is a naive way of looking at these things. what are some of the unintended consequences? >> this bernie sanders campaign has me nostalgic of kent state. >> what? >> the days the cops come on campus and put the disgusting hippies in their place. the alternative is prison sentence and the winey little thugs who wanted to shove journalists off campus should not be treated with kid gloves, treated with the full extent of the law. if you accept the money from the government, this should be a start. next stop should be taking away people's right to tenure. kennedy: i would love to do away with tenure, that is a separat

i was on a campus, i won't name it, but it was, like, microaggression, what are you talking about?hich i grew up as a black person in america, if you were hung up about micro-aggressions, you might as well have just stayed at home. [laughter] harris: the struggle was about real aggression. sandra: i'm sorry, did you learn mention the use of the word "person," they have to spell it differently? melissa: no, i didn't, thank you. sandra: the o is replaced with an x because it presumes it's overly gendered because "son" is in the word. >> oh, my gosh. harris: how do you pronounce that? melissa: it's like prince, it's just a character. sandra: the money part of this is astounding. there's not even an estimate of how much this'll cost, their just turning over -- melissa: they want to have a $50,000 opening event to mark the beginning of the school. andrea, i love that. what is really scary is that a they want to have the authority to oversee, quote, the behavior of students, administrators, tenured faculty and even university police controlling -- sandra: andrea loves this, i'm sure. mel

. >> your thoughts on this latest microaggression?> well, as an economic conservative, i'm against bernie sanders free college for everyone because i don't think that's good policy. but seeing these stories reminds me of why i'm against free college for everyone. the kids in a way i can sort of blame them but the faculty i blame more. this is silliness that these adults would allow this sort of patronizing behavior to come out of our college campuses. yes, we can blame it on the kids and colleges all we want but where are all of these idiots that allowed this to happen? >> we'll have to leave that there. >>> as brussels test. >>> i want to say thanks to our crew for joining us. okay. time to wake up, america. this week, president obama departed on a scheduled trip to communist cuba. the president offered a lifting of economic sanctions on cuba. the president offered to lift the travel restrictions to cuba as well, some valuable assets he handed over to fidel, recall and the communist regime. what do we get in return? we got nothing. p

. >> your thoughts on this latest microaggression?well, as an economic conservative, i'm against bernie sanders free college for everyone because i don't think that's good policy. but seeing these stories reminds me of why i'm against free college for everyone. the kids in a way i can sort of blame them but the faculty i blame more. this is silliness that these adults would allow this sort of patronizing behavior to come out of our college campuses. yes, we can blame it on the kids and colleges all we want but where are all of these idiots that allowed this to happen? >> we'll have to leave that there. >>> as brussels was burning, this picture speaks thousands of woshds. at mfs investment management, we believe in the power of active management. we actively manage with expertise and conviction. so you can invest with more certainty. mfs. that's the power of active management. every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very

i don't see a lot of microaggression coming your way there.sy, it is amazing to me that the answer is instant funds for counseling. that is kind of like where it all came back to. when the president issued this letter. if i were a parent at this university i would demand all my money back immediately. no more money to this college. >> we worry so much about the ballooning cost of college tuition. maybe if we spent a tiny bit less on sending emergency parachute squads of experts dealing with students reading a name would be slightly more affordable. melissa: capri, you're a return guest so i don't know about the counseling you might need. you're back all the time. >> i'm kidding around. i feel which need a little bit of lefty. melissa: we have a lot of levity in this segment. there is plenty to laugh at. david: this next segment is not funny. fox news confirmed two brothers named as suicide bombers responsible for the deadly attacks at brussels airport were included in u.s. databases as potential terror threats and were known to u.s. counter te

. >> your thoughts on this latest microaggression? an economic conservative, i'm against bernie sanders free college for everyone because i don't think that's good policy. but seeing these stories reminds me of why i'm against free college for everyone. the kids in a way i can sort of blame them but the faculty i blame more. this is silliness that these adults would allow this sort of patronizing behavior to come out of our college campuses. yes, we can blame it on the kids and colleges all we want but where are all of these idiots that allowed this to happen? >> we'll have to leave that there. >>> as brussels vo: sitting at a desk all day can cause neck and back pain, high blood pressure, it even slows your ability to burn calories and lose weight. man #1: fortunately, there's a solution; inmovement, the affordable standing desk. woman #1: an inmovement standing desk lets you move effortlessly between standing and sitting throughout your day. woman #2: inmovement standing desks come fully assembled and fit right on top of your existi

yes, some are protestors, some just rubble rousers, they're feelings hurt, suffering from microaggression they have a right to prevent other free speech rights. those who think this is essentially democracy central to this republic see that and say this is completely unacceptable behavior, a spillover from the authoritarian totalitarian you see on college campuses. makes up a lot of bernie sanders supporters, people from the left. he deserves respect but his supporters are acting like children. >> you're vocalizing conspiracy theories. everybody's seen the videos. >> that wasn't a conspiracy theory. >> punched andic canned, them arrested -- a 68-year-old man punched a peaceful protestors, african-american. the police jumped on the peaceful protestors rather than the 68-year-old man who punched him. this is what's happening. >> we're going to leave it right there. >> that was wrong. a bad thing that that person did and he should be punishened and prosecuted. >> now that there is videotape. >> yes. >> it looks like action has been taken as a result. at first, it didn't seem like there was g

it goes over to safe zones and microaggression and more importantly it goes into business.businesses are having to hire these soft kids who aren't ready for the real world and they succumb to this. deirdre: they don't know how to deal with normal everyday conflict without escalation. kevin jackson, thank you. donald trump says he may press charges against the reporter who accused his campaign manager of battery. and he says he wants to pick supremer spreerm court justice who will go after hillary. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. >> seems grabbing my arm, she is not suppose to. she broke through secret service. she has a pen in her hand which she is not supposed to have. she is a very aggressive person who is grabbing at me and touching me. they want me to destroy a man

the microaggression.ou just want -- you do a college tour, you walk around smacking people in the face and trying to get some common sense in them. dissenting opinions or ideas that aren't your own are not persecution. it's the way of the world. >> i think we should get rid of it, though. >> you do? >> all your student money, get rid of all parties, have them on your private -- >> college is a waste of time. you go 670 grand in debt to come out stupider than when you went in. >> what you do with your $2,000. >>> coming up, see why seaworld is kaiing into pressure from peta. first on this st. paddy's day, there's more to the irish legacy than drinking green beer. irish have made contributions to society. as we go to break, let's listen to authentic irish music. ♪ green alligators mountains of geese ♪ ♪ camels and chimpanzees ♪ elephants ♪ the loveliest of all was the unicorn ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters. president obama's supreme court nominee making a courtesy call to capitol hill. judge ga

you're saying this is the first you heard of it, one of these new terms on college campuses like microaggression. think of this way, is it cultural appropriation if someone who is catholic or baptist orders a bagel tomorrow, because you know the bagel comes out of my people, judaism. or thousands people who are not asian order sushi in number of places. that is example of cultural misappropriation. african-american student confront a young man at san francisco state university because he has dreadlocks. here is what he says and she says. >> do you think i can't have a hairstyle because of your culture? why? >> because this is my culture. you know it belongs to me. >> you know it was egyptian culture. are you egyptian. >> are you not. >> are you eye egyptian? >> so what happens after that, if we can let the video run, what you see is that young man, tries to get away from this woman. she blocks the attempt. in about 18 seconds in he is trying to get away from her. she blocks him. he grabs her arm to push her arm. she then grabs him and keeps telling him you can't rate dread hoax. cultural appropr

. >> add to the vocabulary from trigger warning, microaggression, cultural appropriation. that is the answer of man confronting the man were dreadlocks of cultural appropriation. you would think her beef he is wearing dreadlocks and because he is wife, appropriating african culture dreadlocks of the problem with this, you see her intimidating and harassing him not allowing him to pass. according to san francisco state university code of student conduct. you're not allowed to do that. he called the campus police. he filed a report. i have spoken, repeatedly to the press as at sfsu. this is being becomepped up once investigation is done. supersecret double probation campus investigation. i say that somewhat sarcastically. that happens ad universities across the country this is under the department of education office of civil rights. they will investigate if there was some kind of intimidation here. and then i asked, what's the consequence for what she has done here? they won't answer that question. and their code of student conduct does not say what the consequences are. bu

we've gotten microaggression. we've gotten to the point where on universities, the word coddled has been used. the latest incident down at emory, where the president is really worried. someone wrote trump 2016 somewhere. some of the students unfortunately saw it. they're in pain. they're frightened. he's tried to help the situation by being very -- i'm going to have trouble getting through this myself because i can't imagine what those young students are feeling right now. you can go too far. on the other hand, i have called twitter. harvinger of the end of days. it is just a cesspool. anonymously you can say whatever you want, and lots of people will see it and retweet it. it's just a race to the bottom. >> not to mention the role in global terrorism. >> it reminds me of the end of days. also, wilfred, you say it's not a surprise to me when you say it's happening in europe too. don't get high and mighty. i've seen what happens in the house of commons over there. it's usually not words. it's usually fists flying.

that is called a microaggression. that can lead to you being put off the plane.ense on the plane. you will be considered a hazard. the woman with the hair is flying. >> just put your shoes -- >> don't brush it in front of you. you will be put off the plane. >> please return your shoes to the full upright position. >> all right. >>> in case you missed it this morning, we got in a hot debate. the topic? me. >> there's no debate. >> i think you're a ten. you don't think you're a ten. are you saying that personally you're ten? >> i am not a ten. >> you are. >> maybe when i was younger. plenty to say about that. your comments coming up next. 85% of men say eating right helps prepare them for a healthy future. but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients ... ...from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's ... ...complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and magnesium to help support healthy blood pressure. one a day. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance co

although in this environment now on college campuses where you're guilty of a microaggression if yourst amendment on its head. >> more than a microaggression on friday night, excuse me on saturday and friday college kid with a macro aggression which we saw shut down that event. let me ask you in the big picture, it's kind of different for two sitting -- two governors of texas to endorse a senator from texas, ted cruz. but the senior senator from texas has not endorsed him yet. who would that be? >> that would be senator john cornyn. >> why are you having such a tough time deciding? >> well, i'm not. i really think people don't care very much what i think. endorsements aren't that important, really, in the grand scheme of things. and i think the voters ought to have their say. >> is it smart for a senator not to endorse a candidate? because you have to -- you're going to have to work with whoever ends up being the nominee. or the president. >> well, i work in the senate, so by definition i'm used to working with some difficult people. but you have to do it if you're going to do the jo

i'm not sure what microaggression is. no free speech left on any college campuses. we have got an little bit politically correct. as trump says, it's not just him. it's almost a movement, a pushback to all this, isn't it? >> well, there are a lot of voters out there who like donald trump ze spite many of the things he says that would be disqualifying to any other political candidate. because there's so much frustration. you've had so many months consecutively where voters have said over and over that they think the country's on the wrong track. so as a result, they're willing to say, i'm going to vote for this guy who does everything that you're not supposed to do in politics because i'm just that hungry for somebody who's different. that's given donald trump the ability to continually defy expectations time and time and time again. and it's why we're now on the day of super tuesday and he looks very, very, very likely to be the republican nominee. >> so ben, then you have this nice young man with a great family, march ru

refusal to recognize youth authendic gender and chronic microaggression and [inaudible] ergo transgender pathology lies in the [inaudible] studies show family exceptance leads to increase in positive mental health outcomes and rejection decrease. corollary is melthal health support. not just families some come for support. jnding specialist are key to promoting and holding a childs gender health and when we talk about gender health at the clinic we mean the use opportunity to live in the gender feels more real and comfortable. ability to [inaudible] rejection. there are two opposing models of treatment that exist for jnder non conforming children and we can make or break a childs gender health. we have therapys that change a childs gender. they can break a childs gender health and not legal in california. we have affirmative therapys that we use and they can make and support a childs gender health. we have a problem, we don't have good enough training and we don't have enough money to adequately serve all the children who need to be seen and the result, we have a whole group of kids in s

the state department is warning the employees if they violate the latest pc fad known as microaggressionsggressions are insensitive questions and comments that leave you feeling a bit uneasy or even slighted. the state department website also lists jokes and offensive conduct as examples of harassment. what do you think about that? interesting. >>> well, a garbage truck take a look at this. free-falls 75 feet off an overpass in miami, and it's all caught on dash cam. the truck plowed through the concrete barrier and plunged into the parking lot. he wasn't wearing a seat belt and the driver flew out of the truck when the door blew off. he was cited for careless driving. i hope he's okay. >>> here in new york, a charity stair climb to honor first respond earns killed on 9/11 has been cancelled. why? the landlord of one world trade center is scared it could scare off potential tenants. the durst organization believes that people should be reminded about the attack though. this comes after a successful tunnel to towers climb last year. it raises money for high-tech homes for veterans. >>> bef

anything that might offend you for anything is a microaggression and it is a way of saying i am offended by something is i will try to shut it down. there is privilege and that is if we don't like who you are we will say check the privilege was we heard enough. and we sort of are told there are plenty of true examples in life. like you should not try to offend people. you should not be rude for no reason. if you are a white man, you should recognize we have enjoyed a privilege place for many generations and they are not enough to justify or shutting down or dismissing someone's point or thoughts which is sometimes how this game works. >> this can get uncomfortable, can't it? writing about it? talking about it? >> that is something we wrestled with when writing it. navigating all of this ourselves and thinking who is throwing the flag on us where. we tried to have fun and be start about it. but we want to encourage people to make mistakes and not getting up in arms about it because that prevents the back and forth. every time you talk to someone who disagrees with you you will not communi

refusal to recognize youth authendic gender and chronic microaggression and [inaudible] ergo transgender pathology lies in the [inaudible] studies show family exceptance leads to increase in positive mental health outcomes and rejection decrease. corollary is melthal health support. not just families some come for support. jnding specialist are key to promoting and holding a childs gender health and when we talk about gender health at the clinic we mean the use opportunity to live in the gender feels more real and comfortable. ability to [inaudible] rejection. there are two opposing models of treatment that exist for jnder non conforming children and we can make or break a childs gender health. we have therapys that change a childs gender. they can break a childs gender health and not legal in california. we have affirmative therapys that we use and they can make and support a childs gender health. we have a problem, we don't have good enough training and we don't have enough money to adequately serve all the children who need to be seen and the result, we have a whole group of kids in s

they have terms like microaggression. if somebody is walking down pennsylvania avenue and they saw kids dressed up like pimps and hoes, they would say how deeply offensive. i can't go back to the class because my heart is hurt. they would say either these people are blanks or i get the joke or whatever. they would move on. >> that's understandable and they have definitely made fun of, but i think what it is hiding is a bigger issue. the issue here is that an administrator is telling and basical basically speaking for mostly white stay tuneudents saying ity to engage in restlessness. >> were they attacking people? >> no, i mean safety in the times of bodies and -- >> you says. if i see these frat boys dressed up like pimps and hoes and i think they are jerks and it's offensive to me, how does that impact your body? >> i continuing impacts our bodies as a whole because there is stereotyping that is a huge thing that we have to deal with. stereotyping means under valuing and dehumanization and leads to police officers feelin

and i think that right now people are just sick and tired of being accused of microaggressing and triggerarning and not knowing the 77 different genders and being accused of being a racist in chicago -- and i think that people just have had enoughful these moral and intellectual -- these pixies that have slns and one of four forces into conformity. america has always been about confidence, identity and individualism. and everything that political correctness firmly has in the cross hairs. >> what's one was real life xaferls you use in your book? >> lots of examples. i've lived it. i'm an australian and i've seen what political correctness has done it my country and done to england and in england now it's really nottage exaggeration to say that you can't even look at somebody the wrong way. that is the trend and my book is a portion message to americans to be aware that i have the future and i'm here to tell you that you ain't going to like it. and you need to arrest the problem. you need to really punch this cultural and you can't stop. because if you are done, then we're going to end up

refusal to recognize youth authendic gender and chronic microaggression and [inaudible] ergo transgender pathology lies in the [inaudible] studies show family exceptance leads to increase in positive mental health outcomes and rejection decrease. corollary is melthal health support. not just families some come for support. jnding specialist are key to promoting and holding a childs gender health and when we talk about gender health at the clinic we mean the use opportunity to live in the gender feels more real and comfortable. ability to [inaudible] rejection. there are two opposing models of treatment that exist for jnder non conforming children and we can make or break a childs gender health. we have therapys that change a childs gender. they can break a childs gender health and not legal in california. we have affirmative therapys that we use and they can make and support a childs gender health. we have a problem, we don't have good enough training and we don't have enough money to adequately serve all the children who need to be seen and the result, we have a whole group of kids in s

refusal to recognize youth authendic gender and chronic microaggression and [inaudible] ergo transgender pathology lies in the [inaudible] studies show family exceptance leads to increase in positive mental health outcomes and rejection decrease. corollary is melthal health support. not just families some come for support. jnding specialist are key to promoting and holding a childs gender health and when we talk about gender health at the clinic we mean the use opportunity to live in the gender feels more real and comfortable. ability to [inaudible] rejection. there are two opposing models of treatment that exist for jnder non conforming children and we can make or break a childs gender health. we have therapys that change a childs gender. they can break a childs gender health and not legal in california. we have affirmative therapys that we use and they can make and support a childs gender health. we have a problem, we don't have good enough training and we don't have enough money to adequately serve all the children who need to be seen and the result, we have a whole group of kids in s

refusal to recognize youth authendic gender and chronic microaggression and [inaudible] ergo transgenderhology lies in the [inaudible] studies show family exceptance leads to increase in positive mental health outcomes and rejection decrease. corollary is melthal health support. not just families some come for support. jnding specialist are key to promoting and holding a childs gender health and when we talk about gender health at the clinic we mean the use opportunity to live in the gender feels more real and comfortable. ability to [inaudible] rejection. there are two opposing models of treatment that exist for jnder non conforming children and we can make or break a childs gender health. we have therapys that change a childs gender. they can break a childs gender health and not legal in california. we have affirmative therapys that we use and they can make and support a childs gender health. we have a problem, we don't have good enough training and we don't have enough money to adequately serve all the children who need to be seen and the result, we have a whole group of kids in san f