sharyl: it's not just nyu. colleges around the u.s. have quietly devised creative complex systems of mandatory extra charges on top of ballooning tuition. vincent cinque: i'm personally $30,000 in debt and my dad's like $120,000 from the school. >> take out loans and eat ramen or get a sugar daddy. brook urick: they're graduating with a ton of debt, meeting a sugar daddy is also a way to advance your career. joce: can you tell us why should the average americans care in terms of strategy in syria? operations in syria and so how to get rid of this extremist element in syria is a concern to all americans. we don't want what happened in paris to happen in an american city. scott: president trump campaigned on promises to cut taxes and spend more. president trump: we're cutting taxes for the middle class and i will tell you we are cutting them big league for the middle class. maya macguineas: we have over-promised, we have over-borrowed, we need to deal with that first. dean baker: it's very hard to see how the debt is negatively impacting

conservative speakers hit with pepper spray at nyu. college republicans speaking out all over the country about the threats they are now facing. we'll be speaking with one of them. >> we're out here in order to let nyu, nypd and new york city know we will not sit back and allow nazis to have a platform to feel comfortable in order to organize and mobilize for our extermination. [ alarm clock beeping ] weather. ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] david: police in california investigating an disinvolving a man who threw an explosive device into a cheesecake factory. witnesses in pasadena saying the suspect tossed the device into the building. ran away. the makeshift bomb went off. it filled the restaurant with heavy snoke. fortunately no one seriously hurt. melissa. melissa: wow. breaking news. officials justified -- just identifieded person behind the louv

this time at nyu. demonstrators faced off with nypd officers just off campus and an nyu spokesperson says like last night at cal berkeley, most of them aren't actually students. the college is providing him to speak. someone pepper sprayed him opt way in and the event ended early. the group says they have a right to hear from prominent conservative voices. protesters say the school shouldn't stand for bigotry and racism. out west they're prerepairing $100,000 of damage to cal berkeley. hundreds of massage staters who rioted on campus, who tossed rocks and molatof cocktails at police. it grew from the breitbart editor's speech. this morning president trump tweeted a threat to yank the school's federal funding if it doesn't allow free speech. but several members of congress including one republican called that an empty threat. and one said she won't allow the president to bullical at the live des, i'm chris lawrence. >> thank you, chris. refugees from all over the world resetled in our region are worried

with this going on at nyu?saying berkeley said we want free speech. we invited these conservative speakers. it is these anarchists and rioters come outside of venues to disrupt. stuart: i was simply shocked to see the unhinged left on videotape. some of us are a little concerned about the expression the unhinged left. are you implying craziness. ashley: if you look at video unhinged fits. liz: can we say, the tea party never behaved like this when they protested. they never broke buildings, or broke windows rather. >> berkeley said they didn't like what happened to mile low. then in the school newspaper three columns defending the nature of how violence sometimes what was happening in that case was a good thing and it moved the conversation along. so i think they're talking out of both sides of their mouth. universities have a lot power -- liz: that is school newspaper. students writings, not the professor. >> that is culture. ju like university of chicago saying do not come here if you want to be coddled. ther

last week at nyu, writers shuts down a planned a speech by vice cofounder gavin mcginnis, one students this speakers organizer should be punished for this provocation. at nyu's student newspaper, grad student says the college republicans ought to be kicked off campus for inviting mcginnis to speak there. mcginnis' beliefs is beyond our sense of democratic values and intimate and there for us to be suppressed, joins us tonight from new york, and for coming on. >> tucker: >> thank you for wha. spoon because as of the crux of our argument i want you to be specific for us if you could. you said that his point of view is beyond our sense of democratic values. what democratic values specifically are you referring to? >> i want to thank you very much for having me on. the reason why i accepted to come on here is because what i wrote is actually altered and suppressed. by the student paper. i wrote them and they never wrote me back. it gave me a sense that i really need to have some more i can actually say what i believe. an editorial that decides to tell me and change my words. i preach at t

last week at nyu, writers shut down a planned a speech by vice cofounder gavin mcginnis,ee one students this speakers organizer should be punished for this provocation. in a piece for it to make written for "washington square news, that nyu student newspaper, they say that college republicans should be kicked off campus providing the macro for inviting devon mcginnis to speak there. mcginnis' beliefs is beyond our sense of democratic values and intimate and there for us to be suppressed, joins us tonight from new york, and for comings on. >> thank you for what having me. >> tucker: because this is the crux of your argument, i want you to be more specific. you said that his point of view and i quote beyond our sense of democratic values. what democratic values specifically are you referring to? >> first of all, talker, i want you to thank you for letting me on. the reason icc accepted the come on here is because what i wrote the was actually suppressed by the newspaper. it gave me a sense of i really need to have what i believe. and actually decided to tell me to change my words. i appr

i'm not sure details of nyu.and live there i would want to secure those parents that i make sure they weren't going to be beat up and pepper sprayed. ainsley: we're going to tolerate every opinion unless you disagree with us. now all these kids are going to be scared to join the college republicans because they are not welcome on these campuses. mile lomy low i will here is what he to say? >> okay to say almost anything about somebody who is, you know, right of jane fonda. you know, if you are slightly conservative or even libertarian points of view, if you are charismatic and funny like we both are you will be called the most appalling things. a way of will he yvette mizeing violent responses. steve: all about shutting people down. they are trying to shut down conservative voices on college campuses and then did you go to washington, d.c. in the halls of congress doing the same thing shut him down. 70 democrats don't go to the president's inaugural. have you got the democrats don't show up for a vote on a state

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nyu demonstrators faced off with police officers just off campus there. the republicans invited mcginnis to speak but someone pepper sprayed him on his way in to the event and the event ended early. counter protesters say the school should not stand up for bigotry and racism. he's a conservative actor and a comedian. he is also the cofounder of vice media. >>> maryland court case involving the first lady is being tossed out. it was a libel lawsuit filed by melania trump over an article that contained insinuations that she worked as an escort. >>> the ceo of uber won't take part in today's economic advisory group meeting with president trump. >> he resigned yesterday from the group of business leaders. >> more than 200,000 people deleted their uber accounts and boycotted the ride sharing company because of his association with the group. uber's ceo released a statement saying the joining of the group was not meant to be an endorsement of the president or his agenda and was misinterpreted. >>> now to another story we're working on this morning. metro closin

i was doing graduate work at nyu on the 17th century bubonic plague outbreaks and i was bored and tired of writing my dissertation. i was playing hooky but i realized i was sitting at a computer terminal that had all of this information a lot of things were coming on line about 2005. all things were coming on line. libraries were scanning all this information in digitizing it so along that was newspapers in the story i had always imagined that was murky and unknowable and lost in the midst of time suddenly start to come into view so i looked at an old issue of the atlanta constitution and this is the picture that came up this is from october 2, 1912. i didn't know at the time for these people are but this is jane daniel and the prisoner in front of the left. jane daniel her brother oscar daniel and a young 18-year-old man named tony powell. this is that collins was 24 isaiah. and ernest knox. the two boys here oscar daniel and ernest knox would eventually be hanged for the murder of make row but i didn't know that when i first saw this picture. but it was something i couldn't escape. th

to shoot down the free speech of a conservative anyway and that is what happened last night here at nyu, similar to uc berkeley. nyu students doing the same thing last night voicing their disgust with conservative actor and vice media co-founder gavin mchinnis who was inside trying to hold a seminar for the college republicans. while this was was less violent, 11 people were arrested in all. protesters lined upoutside. they were met with a line of nypd officers with zip ties at the ready. mckinnes was scheduled to speak at 7:00 p.m. but was instead seen shouting from the podium in a live periscope video. as protesters managed to make their way inside the venue. you can hear the crowd chanting usa. among other things they also said nazi scum your time has come. they also lit make america great again hats on fire. then when interrupted he asked the protesters why are you repeating the same nonsense over and over? that further infuriated the crowd, forcing him to end his speech early. but not before voicing his own concerns. nyu local reports that he said, i'm quoting, you're a numb libera

this is me playing with dee, i was graduate work at nyu and the 17th century bubonic plague outbreaks. i was bored and tired of writing my dissertation, and so i was playing hooky but it will launch a city at this computer terminal that all of this information a lot of things are coming online. it was about 2005 piccolo things are coming online for the first time in archives like the atlanta history center libraries were scanned all this information and digitizing it. along with that was newspapers. the store at always imagined as murky and unknowable and lost in time so they start to come into view. i clicked a link to lead to an old issue of the atlanta constitution. this is the picture that came up. this is from october 2, 1912. i didn't know at the time these people are but this is the prisoners in front, jane daniel, our brother oscar daniel, a young age in your man named tony hal. this is bad call 24, isaiah, an artist knox who was 16. the two boys here, oscar daniel and artist knocks would eventually be hanged for the murder. i didn't have any of that when i first saw this pict

i was doing graduate work at nyu on the 17th century bubonic plague outbreaks -- [laughter] and it was really me, i was bored and tired of writing my dissertation, so i was playing hooky, but i realized i was sitting at this computer terminal that had a lot of information, and a lot of things were coming online. it was about 2005, and a lot of things were coming online for the first time, and archives were scanning all this information and digitizing it. so along with that was newspapers. and the story that i had always imagined as murky and unknowable and lost in the mist of time suddenly started to come into view. so i clicked a link that led to an old issue of the atlanta constitution, and this is the picture that came up. this is from october 2, 1912. i didn't know who these people are, but this is jane daniel -- the prisoner's in front on the left. her brother, oscar daniel, an 18-year-old man named tony howell, this is ted collins and ernest knox, and these two boys would eventually be hanged for the murder of may crow, but i didn't know any of that when i first saw this picture.

demonstrators and students from the group nyu anti-fish shifts organized the protest. the speaker was hit with pepper spray. he's an actor, comedian and founder of the far right organization called proud boys. he was invited to speak by the nyu college republicans. >> we have students of the university, there is a large contingent of anti-fashist protesters, there's a large contingent of people who believe we need at this time, this place, to test edges of what the police and the military are under this administration are will go to do to stop our voices in the streets. >> 11 people were arrested. now face criminal mischief and disorderly conduct charges. >>> virginia moving forward with president trump executive order on immigration. this morning, a federal judge told lawyers with the commonwealth that the suit can proceed. virginia attorney general mark hiring said the travel ban is causing harm to families, students and businesses in the commonwealth and must be overturned. >> we're concerned about the residents and visa holders, whether student visas or work vetera

what nyu calls breast in a day.ively new option for a select number of patients. >> the implant goes underneath the muscle. >> the nyu as surgeon says it's fewer surgeries and helps women cope. >> they wake up and feel hope. they don't have a period of the grieving process. >> and so in november, courtney checked in for surgery with nyu's team of top surgeons. the surgeons removed courtney's breast tissue. her nipples were tested to confirm the was no cancer and then the plastic surgeons stepped in to reconstruct with breast implants. >> everythi wt really well. >> courtney's surgery took just over three hours. >> how are you? >> a month later courtney was still healing but in good spirits. >> thisas designed specificallfo you. >> and to celebrate a very meaningful milesto courtney invited us to join her as she took some exciting steps toward her future. >> i feel like i took control. i feel like i got this. i got through this. i beat you breast cancer. you didn't beat me. >> and doctors have been refining th proced

what i've seen on nyu's campus and polls all over, cnn even, harvard university poll last may showed people between 18 and 29, not just democrats or leftists, 51% no longer support the system of capitalism. that's not me asking you to make a radical statement but my experience is younger generation is moving left on economic issues and excited to see democrats move left on social issues. as guy man very proud to see you fighting for our rights but i wonder if there's anywhere you feel the democrats could move farther left to populist message, the way the alt-right has captured populist strain on the right wing. make a more stark contrast to right-wing economics. >> i thank you for your question. but we're capitalists but we don't think with income inequality we have in the country, i don't know how much time we have but about 40 years ago, no less a person in terms of capitalism than the chairman of standard oil of new jersey talked about stakeholder capitalism. capitalism that said when we make decisions as managements and ceos of the country we take into consideration our sharehold

getting on campus nyu professor this lady says i am nyu professor and fbombs all over the place doing extent of this hostility to all things trump conservative republican now on college campuses not exaggerated they are extreme in the extreme, and i think should be out the that is what we're going to do. >> outrageous. >> it is wait till you see this tape you won't believe this is an nyu professor saying those things in that way. >> horrible brian with us this morning, stu you are a professor what do you do about this. >> just as he professor hard to understand why you would put nurse that position, because your job and classroom is to provide a space where people have legitimate conversation, you can't do that when you are out on the streets making those kinds of claims, stuart i am very interested to see what you pulled together. >> you are right that should be the job of a professor. of the and ensure a reasonable sound debate where both sides are heard. but all too often brian you know very well, that is not the case on the american exists at this moment. they are forcibly keeping

at nyu, it was in response to actor comedian gavin mcginn nis.e or disagree, college campuses are intoll rent of conservative viewpoints. log on. and joining us right now to discuss that a democratic strategist and a gop strategist. evan, answer that question for me. >> i think they're getting to be. when we're seeing this safe space movement where if somebody says something that triggers someone and they can't tolerate it, they have to feel very safe and protected, it's countered the idea of college itself. college is about finding alternative viewpoints that you might not agree with, but being able to understand them and hear them. ruled that the american flag being burned is protected free speech. i personally hate someone burning the flag, but i will fight to the death of somebody's ability to do that. >> i have to disagree. let's b clear abo something. we're not talking about free speech. we're talking aut hate speech. milo was kicked off of twitter because he shamed leslie jones when he was in the new ghost busters movie. the hate speech is

a soft landing, a lighter question from a student at nyu, trevor. >> thank you for your question. >> good evening. thank you for being here and thank you for taking my question. i was originally slated to ask a pretty soft question. given the dire circumstances, i'm so sorry, i wonder if you'd indulge me in a little bit more of a serious question about the future of the democratic party. what i've seen on nyu's campus and polls all over cnn even, harvard university poll last may showed that people between the ages of 18 and 29, not just democrats, not just leftists, 51 % of people between 18 and 29 no longer support the system of capitalism. that's not me asking you to make a radical statement about capitalism, but i'm telling you my experience is that the younger generation is moving left on economic issues. and i've been so excited to see how democrats have moved left on social issues as a gay man, i've been proud to see you fighting for our rights and for many democratic leadersi fighting fo our rights. i'm wondering if there's anywhere you see the democratic party could move fart

nyu says one in ten women are candidates.rom 60% down to 1%. >> it's a no-brainer. and she has a huge family history. >> right. >> it's incredible how short the operation was. you were commenting on that. >> and to get that news when you're just engaged and planning a wedding. >> good guy. >> a good guy. >> joan, thank you. >> absolutely. thanks. >>> let's go over to sheinelle. >> thanks, guys. what to serve up some romance this valentine's day. i'm ... ==cam== we're cr >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're in a microclimate weather alert we have been telling you about. live look over san francisco, financial district. we have been seeing a lot of rain and gray skies, meteorologist kari hall tracking the current conditions. >> low visibility, some rising creeks and rivers, a lot of concerns here especially about flooding and the napa river, downtown napa through st. helenia and the possibility of flooding there for marin county and further to the south, the heaviest rain. we're see

nyu says one in ten women are candidates. from 60% down to 1%. >> it's a no-brainer. and she has a huge family history. >> right. >> it's incredible how short the operation was. you were commenting on that. >> and to get that news when you're just engaged and planning a wedding. >> good guy. >> a good guy. >> joan, thank you. >> absolutely. thanks. >>> let's go over to sheinelle. >> thanks, guys. what to serve up some romance this valentine's day. >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. just about 8:30. a little cloudy and overcast out there. let's get right to first alert meteorologist bill henley with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> vai, just as expected, rain is quickly moving into the area. it's still dry in wilmington, philadelphia, and trenton, but the rain is starting to fall now in chester county and into berks county and there is more on the way. the good news is, it's only going to be rain. it's above freezing in the suburbs. 38 degrees. and 35 and climbing now in the lehigh valley. and that 44 degrees unti

last week at nyu, writers shuts down a planned a speech by vice cofounder gavin mcginnis, one studentr should be punished for this provocation. at nyu's student newspaper, grad student says the college republicans ought to be kicked off campus for inviting mcginnis to speak

last week at nyu, writers shut down a planned a speech by vice cofounder gavin mcginnis,ee one studentis speakers organizer should be punished for this provocation. in a piece for it to make written for "washington square news, that nyu student newspaper, they say that college republicans

there was a protest on nyu, a speaker was not allowed. he tried to give a speech and he had to leave in the middle because of what happened there. >> what we saw at berkeley, not the rioting, but teachers against students and expressing viewpoints in high school, students pro trump were getting bashed by teachers in high school. this is widespread. and really, education is supposed to be about hearing different opinions. this guy was invited to berkley by the school. and the school did nothing to combat this protest. so, this was-- this is atrocious and i'm glad to see finally somebody, like president trump, sticking up for free speech. >> e-mack, a lot of our tax money goes into just the public universities alone, get $37 billion. shouldn't taxpayers have some say in how that money is spent. >> julie: . >> i hear what you're saying, i don't think that donald trump should be in picking and choosing which universities get money. it's an important point and mike brought it up. berkeley is saying, we're about free speech, our founding princi

sharyl: it's not just nyu. colleges around the u.s.vised creative complex systems of mandatory extra charges on top of ballooning tuition. vincent cinque: i'm personally $30,000 in debt and my dad's like $120,000 from the school. >> take out loans and eat ramen or get a sugar daddy. brook urick: they're graduating with a ton of debt, meeting a sugar daddy is also a way to advance your career. joce: can you tell us why should the average americans care in terms of strategy in syria?

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mark miller: nyu is a university of many, unfortunate firsts, you know, it's first in student debt, it'sin inadequate financial aid, and unfortunately, it's first in student prostitution. >> take out loans and eat ramen or get a sugar daddy and lead the life you've always wanted. sharyl: the lengths some students are going to to avoid debt -- next week on "full measure." until then, looking for more stories that "government matters" with francis rose. >> thanks for watching the weekend edition of "government matters" featuring the latest topics that matter to the business of government like technology, defense, workforce, security, d industry. "government matters" is the only show exploring trends in the federal community. i'm your host, francis rose. >> president trump's restructuring of the national security council and the homeland security council prompted protests from the national security community. he promoted steve bannon and the changes appeared t

not before voicing strong words to the nyu spokesperson. notice all the blaoeps because there was a blot of cursing last night. the university's independent news source nyu local reporting he actually called the spokesperson that you are a dumb liberal a hole. and you think these are rational beings before storming away. this does continue. at this point we do say that there weren't any major acts of violence. there was some punches thrown at police. that's about as far as it got. >> bill: pretty much tore up the campus in berkeley. >> shannon: fox news alert on iran. new details about brand-new sanctions against that country. we're told they will be coming from the treasury department at 10:30 a.m. eastern. it comes after the trump administration put tehran on notice. president trump told reporters he would take nothing off the table in dealing with iran. republican congresswoman marsha [burn from tennessee joins us live this morning. we saw a tweet from the president saying iran is playing with fire. we get new sanctions coming in about a

joe: thank you for coming on, professor of finance at nyu stern school of business. market close is next. here are the major averages with less than 4:00 to go. we are at a new dow record high, up another 22 points. other indices, s&p, flat. the nasdaq, a bit of a selloff. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ >> moments away from the closing bell, what did you miss? stocks extending their string of games, dow jones on track for the 10th consecutive record close. pimm: i am pimm fox. joe: we want to welcome you to the closing bell coverage. if you are tuning in live on twitter, catches your every weekday from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. eastern. pimm: we begin with market minutes. , a record high, dow jones adding more than 33 points and s&p 500 a gain of less than one point and the nasdaq down about 4/10 of a percent. s&p 500 off the lows of the day reach just before lunchtime on wall street, stocks moved higher, s&p at the record. joe: turning to the green at the last second. pimm: a lot of buying. shares of tesla down 7.5% after the company reports its results but says it may need a lot

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a freshman at nyu from wilmington, delaware...ior at lawrence university from racine, wisconsin... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. what a wonderful week this is turning out to be. i get to spend each day in the company of some very bright, personable, young college students. today, we feature corey, mohan, and allison. i'll wish all of you good luck and put you to work now in the jeopardy! round... ...with these categories. starting off with...

and locking arms so no one could get in and doing all these things we have seen that campuses like nyu, uc berkeley, it would be a national disturbance. everyone would be condemning it. now, whenhappens protesters try to shut down the conservative end, it is not as big a deal. do you think it is a double standard. i think we have to look at it asm as unbiased perspective possible. writing is never justified on either side. i think it hurts the cause. if they wanted to support their own cause, it would realize violent protesting makes their side look bad. say is the only way to that, it makes them look bad, immature and they're hurting their cause in the long run. host: taylor, another millennial with cabot phillips of the leadership institute and campusreform.org. good morning. caller: thanks, c-span, because new watcher c-span and i love the balance. i am tired of having a slanted view on network shows. thank you for that. also, thank you to the work you are doing. i think that is very much needed . i work on a college campus right now. i see a lot of slanted views and a take a more n

a freshman at nyu, from wilmington, delaware... junior at stanford university, from austin, texas... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. on yesterday's program, lilly chin from mit was the only player to come up with the correct response in final jeopardy! she walked offstage and immediately took a selfie of herself because she gets to come back to play for $100,000 later this week. clarissa, mohan, and viraj, one of you three will be joining her. good luck. here we go.

alpheus hunton, very formidably educated man with a masters from harvard and phd from nyu. .. >> >> that is roughly the period of her ambitions that none of which come to fruition. and this is all of her brother's greatest notoriety and her brother by the way finally goes to prison for refusing to name names with contempt of court and spends six months behind bars and dies of would vote to working on this book and learning about that is why myself i was very uneasy feeling festive believes the felice don't agree with. of the biggest gangster in america at the time in american history was a black woman. the one other thing nation say is is of great importance to me so her last name her married name was carter she was my father's mother and my grandmother. thank you very much. [applause] we have a few minutes for questions please come to the microphone i just ask keep your question negative short as possible to keep the schedule along precisely. >> day appreciate what you say about making a difference but what about being black and women? >> was it what held her back quick. >> of course, s

also, graduate student and writer at nyu went at you for some sort of riot they had against the conservativesttan. let's look at that. reporter: if i were to go to a rally and said pigs in a blanket fry like bacon, the killing of cops, would you say that's not allowed? >> if a student group wants to have a discussion. reporter: if they were to use that phrase, pigs in a blanket fry them like bacon. >> you have no principles. all the things you have been saying are totally untrue. jesse: that was so mean to say he had no principles. reporter: he was going on about how some guy he disagrees with, gavin mcinnes, is a danger to our society. so i said you have people advocatinadvocating for the kilf cops. and base has no principles, he had no answer. and he's a student? jesse: this is why people stay in school for so long. next, the republican party finally united under president trump. i get answers from some of the leading conservatives at cpac. i quiz students in one school are white privilege has become a hot topic. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out

graduate student and writer at nyu one at you for a ride they had against the conservative in manhattan a look. >> if i were to go to a rally and people were set pigs in a blanket fry like bacon about police officers advocating the killing of cops, you would say that's unacceptable. >> i'm saying that if they want have a discussion about please prepare. >> if they were to use that phrase. >> i'm not interested in the phrase. because you have no principles that's why. all the things he been saying are totally untrue. >> that was so mean to say he has no principle. yet you're a mean person. >> he was going on about how some guy he disagrees with is a fascist and a danger to our society. in his words inspire violence. so i said the obvious point is you have people advocating for killing of cops what you make of that. because he had no principles he couldn't respond. he's a student. how can how can you be to be a student? >> this is why people stay in school for so long. good luck next week. next, the republican party united under president trump. i get get the answers from the leading cons

a freshman at nyu from wilmington, delaware... a senior at lawrence university from racine, wisconsin... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. what a wonderful week this is turning out to be. i get to spend each day in the company of some very bright, personable, young college students. today, we feature corey, mohan, and allison. i'll wish all of you good luck and put you to work now in the jeopardy! round... ...with these categories. starting off with... that's followed by... aren't they always? "e-m," those two letters coming up in each correct response. allison, off you go. i'll take spinning a website for $200. corey. -what is white house? -correct. i'll take fantastic beasts for $600. -corey. -who is the oracle? -that's right. -what are those? for $800. corey. -what are stars? -yes. find "em" for $600.

we had the nyu riot with gavin mcinches. she was urging the police to attack gavin mcinnes. do you think of that? >> it's more of the same. it's have much like sort of that syndrome when the flight is taken over and people come to parrot the ideas of the morning hijacked the plane. so no surprise that somebody would be able to walk into a situation, say, actually the police are to blame, but don't forget that was the prior administration's line for so throng, the police areo ame. is is an outgrowth of that. and flipping it back in way that makes sense back towards reality is a gar begais -- is a gargant. liz were death threats still coming in against the fashion designer who designed that pro-trump dress that was worn at the grapplies. e came from the philippines. i love his hat. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ if you then

policy in the --a contributing writer on foreign affairs for "the wall street journal", a professor at nyuaw school and an american expert on chinese law and government. i am pleased to have them all at this table. let me start with you and the concept of "america first." usedgan donald trump repeatedly during the campaign and during his inauguration as well. tonow from speaking colleagues of mine it since a slight shiver through europe. nations viewing that phrase? separateimportant to arab populations from arab governments. they believe it has been america first for the past decade. we seeing this strategic realignment in the region particularly among israel, saudi arabia, jordan, kuwait, sunni majority countries. there's one inconsistency to donald trump's foreign policy and that is he is very hawkish iran.mm -- that is something they all want to capitalize on. we talked about -- we saw donald trump and benjamin at not you -- can we help all of you mess with iran. >> let me ask you this question. from the perspective you are engaging -- your this phrase "america first," what does china

heather: now trying to swash free speech overnight at nyu. now the target, look at that.rget with conservative comment at a timer, he barely got through the door being being swarmed with pepper spray by the angry mob. [shouting] [inaudible conversations] heather: 11 people arrested throughout that. causing disturbance but still finished speech and makes frequent appearances on red eye right here on the fox news channel. this of course, comes one night after this after violence broke out on the campus of uc berkeley. protesting a speech being given by milo yianopooulos, anybody who thinks it's a real protest, they are dead wrong. >> as protest. wereasn't, it was violating physically assaulted, people were bleeding and beaten, all sorts of things happened. not all of them, but just who wanted to come and listen to what i had to say and those people were attacked, physically attacked. this is political violence in response to perfectly mainstream opinion and what cnn and other networks like that want to do is suggest that there are other sinister about me to light miez bad b

this is whether it was berkeley or nyu, this is what we're seeing with the young people.frankly can be reversed, i think can be reversed easily. stuart: they want to determine what is hate speech. they want to define hate speech. they will define it their way. >> that is exactly right. like global warming a very amorphous kind of thing. they can define it however they want. mostly it is defined in a way as heather higgins noted on twitter, we know at least nothing they would ever say. stuart: right. >> that is what we have in this framework. i think campuses, this is why donald trump's reaction to berkeley is important, the leadership of campuses with the classes that they have, the cultural environment now on these, at these liberal universities which is most of them, has got to reverse this dynamic, has got to tell students, what university of chicago did, don't come here if you want safe spaces. there are none. this is what we represent and more universities need to do that. frankly maybe president trump can help make that happen. stuart: well-said, tammy bruce. stay t

at nyu, 11 people were arrested after protests turn violent. >> will not sit back and i will not. >> i'm disgusted! how dare you! how dare you! >> jesse: wow peered at the protesters didn't want gavin mcinnes to speak at an event. protesters tried to silent conservative activists. liberals have been at a loss to explain the point behind these protests. >> those people are not berkeley students. those were outsiders, agitators, i've never seen them before. there is rumors that they actually were right-wingers. they were part of a group that were organized and ready to create the kind of tumult and danger you saw that forced the police to cancel the event. >> jesse: to be clear, there is apsley no evidence that right-wing groups are behind the berkeley riot. president donald trump wait on the protest today group tweeting professional anarchists, thugs and paid protesters are proving the point of the millions of people who voted to make america great again! joining us now from los angeles, leo terrell and from boston, adriana cohen. leo, i'll begin with you. it's my opinion that liberal