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joel phillips, a student at the university of houston, a democrat. your question tonight? >> hello. so my question is, as a lifelong houstonian, i've seen the damages that hurricanes have caused to my city and i've watched as harvey continued in a devastating way that damage. so in the face of a warming climate that leads to more powerful storms, how much of a priority would climate change be to your administration and what are some plans you have to tackle that issue. >> thank you for the question. i think the concern that you have, i share at the highest level. i came here to houston during hurricane harvey. i went to new orleans during katrina. and i've seen for myself what is happening in this country and around the world. but let's maybe bring up the topic of the day, which is the green new deal. i read with great interest what they were suggesting. and i think these are well-intentioned people, and like me, are gravely concerned about our planet, climate change, and the things that we have to do. so the first answer to the question is, this would be a top priority. but we have

cabot phillips knows a lot about that. liberty university only for a limited time. >> what do you think misperceptions people have about young conservatives? >> that we have been hard-wired to believe. >> i think a lot of people believe that we are just what our parents want us to be. >> everybody thinks we are racist and homophobic but, as a christian, our whole goal is to love everybody. ainsley: young conservatives setting the record straight about the common misconceptions against them. steve: campus reform cabot phillips has more on interviews at liberty university. you went to liberty in the commonwealth of virginia to talk to young conservatives because unlike a lot of liberals on campus, you say that conservatives have got to have a better world view to figure out both sides of the story, right? >> absolutely. i have been on 100 college campuses with the leadership institute's campus reform and i have seen this growing trend where young conservative students they are more informed than liberal counterparts because they have to be. if

university school of medicine:"there's no regulation of the amount of nicotine in electronic cigarettes. highly concentrated nicotine solutions are potently addictive... and nicotine addiction is a very difficult addiction to break."phillip fuhrman/teen advocate:"i'd be waking up in the middle of the night, i'd have cold sweats or whatever. it was just not a great experience."dorian fuhrman/co-founder, parents against vaping e-cigarettes: "and then i think that's when he really understood what nicotine addiction was." remember: kids have never smoked before and are suddenly being exposed to the same nicotine levels as a full pack of cigarettes - without any build up of tolerance.juul says it's taken swift action against counterfeit and infringing products and is committed to preventing youth from accessing its products. juul also says there were products on the market in the range of four-to-five percent nicotine before juul's rise in popularity.but jackler says the majority of products were much lower when juul launched, and it was indeed the popularity of juul that sent nicotine levels soaring.dorian fuhrman/co-founder, parents against vaping e-cigarettes: "we hear that sixth grade is doing it, fourth grade is doing it

university school of medicine:"there's no regulation of the amount of nicotine in electronic cigarettes. highly concentrated nicotine solutions are potently addictive... and nicotine addiction is a very difficult addiction to break."phillip/teen advocate:"i'd be waking up in the middle of the night, i'd have cold sweats or whatever. it was just not a great experience."dorian fuhrman/co-founder, parents against vaping e-cigarettes: "and then i think that's when he really understood what nicotine addiction was." remember: many of these kids have never smoked before and are suddenly being exposed to the same nicotine levels as a full pack of cigarettes - without any build up of tolerance.juul says it's taken swift action against counterfeit and infringing products and is committed to preventing youth from accessing its products.juul also says there were products on the market in the range of four-to-five percent nicotine before juul's rise in popularity.but jackler says the majority of products were much lower when juul launched, and it was indeed the popularity of juul that sent nicotine levels soaring.dorian fuhrman/co-founder, parents against vaping e-cigarettes: "we hear that sixth grade is doing it, fourth grade is doi

university. turned out it come from a former african-american student who had gone there of course the recent covington high school boys who nathan phillips claimed were attacking four black individuals on the plaza in washington, d.c. but then the tape later revealed it was actually the opposite. members of the black israelites were, in fact, taunting the boys. calling them incest babies among other things. my next guest has written extensively about hate crimes statistics as they actually exist in this country. the associate editor at reason and the author of the upcoming book "panic attack" young radicals in the age of trump. robby, good to have you here tonight. >> thank you for having me. good to be here. >> martha: situations when there are these statements thrown out there. articles of faith that we drill down and do take a look what is actually going on in the country? is it something to be concerned about? is it epidemic? what have you found when it comes to hate crimes? >> absolutely. if you look at the data the federal government specifically the fbi compiles relating to hate crimes you find that yes while it would appear sligh

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