ray kelly shouted down.t type of intellectual ghetto do these people want to live in? they have cordoned themselves off from -- one of the great articles i read about john roberts when people asked why he was so good in front of the senate judiciary committee. he said i went to law school, there were only two of us that believed that way. we would get booed, shouted down. so we had to make sure that we had the sharpest arguments going whereas if you had a liberal argument, you could be sloughed in your approach and people would applaud you. give me your observations. >> i think it's appalling and depressing that condi rice, ray kelly got shouted down, christine lagarde had to pull out of giving a commencement address this year as well. why on earth wouldn't students want to have the exposure to different points of view and to hear from these incredibly accomplished, high profile people who have led all of their lives and done ground breaking things? wouldn't you want to hear from the first woman to lead the

police commissioner ray kelly was invited to speak. i am a civil libertarian.ndtally disagree with stop frisk and i understand why the students were angry, but because they were initially angry, ray kelly agreed to do an hour of question-and-answer after his speech. so, if you wanted to put a hard question to ray kelly, he agreed to let you do that. so, there were students that wanted to have these tough questions, but other students, when he tried to speak shouted him down, made it impossible for him to go on, and those that were angry with us or political students who wanted the chance to ask the hard questions. upon thethere a burden speakers that pullout -- shouldn't they just the as willing -- just be as willing to speak? guest: in christine lagarde's case, she ducked out easily, but condoleezza rice stuck with it for months, after hearing the protests would be more intense. host: our guest also wrote a book on censorship and the end of the american debate. when did you become interested in this issue? guest: my entire life. free-speech is a passion of min

former commissioner ray kelly floated that idea, as well.-scale, commercial uses as to how this could eventually be deployed. >> google glass with police, i have this image of the google police detectors going, okay, glass, okay, glass, while people are rampantly pick pocketing on the streets. that's the real scenario. >> i think you need a different version of glass -- >> definitely, not the one i have. >> a few automatic features. it's interesting. you're seeing these industrial, commercial, very narrow, specific uses for this technology. we'll see if it finds mainstream use. the drones in the skies, police using, it scares me. >> i'm more bullish on drones for city use than for google glass. i think with a lot they hover pretty well and there's no reason it couldn't work. >> and we're not talking about ipads, the tablets, have a long way to go in commercial use as apple has made that point several times. >>> let's get to the cme group. interesting market action. the tech sector and now transports have hit a new intraday high. rick santell

i'm in my full black ray kelly, you know?ap the crazy lady swinging a metal club. you know? i mean, they probably would pick some easier target. so that's in the book, too. >> where do we find the book a? >> it will be right here. my husband will help people buy it. >> on a grander scale, i guess this is about consulting the organ shortage overall, that was until more than living donations. i'm a curious what your ideas are about opt in versus opt out systems for category the organ donations, the u.s. as well as iran. does iran i believe iran has an opt out system? >> iran does not have an opt out system. what he's talking about is that when you die, are you considered like communal property or is it assume that you're going to donate? if you don't want to donate you have to call or e-mail a registry this is you do not want to be a donor ahead of time. there are softer provisions and harder provisions. soft provision would allow your families still to say no. hard provisions would say it you have said nothing about organ dona

. >> pointed to ray kelly, former new york police commissioner, his own buddy was also given the samehe went to go speak at brown. >> these are famous people. >> what you're alluding professors, can't get hired, they get fired if they do wrong kind of research and say wrong things. this is not -- >> brought up on charges. >> the guy, mayor bloomberg used to work for a television station, facts, facts. he points out one very big fact, 96% of all ivy league campaign donations went to president obama in 2012. there is not a lot of -- that needs to be looked at. >> there is not a lot of argument. >> then he brings out gun control which is issue he has been so incredibly divisive on beyond measure. that is interesting little component he had to sort of dig that little gun control argument in. i don't think he told us anything we have don't know. i worked on college campuses. they're not interested in diversity of thought. it is a fact. they're interested in indoctrination, if you sway from that, conservative clubs, conservative organizations they see that to real threat of ideology existed

. >> he mentioned ray kelly went to brown university seven months ago.undred students stood up and wouldn't allow him to speak. mr. bloomberg said what were they afraid to hear. he makes a great point. hats off to him. i tell you what, we've got a video of -- okay, those are the harvard grads. here's a young man who's got his life ahead of him. he's in preschool. >> he's got goals. >> he not only has goals. he knows what he wants to be when he grows up. watch this. [inaudible] >> and i want to be batman. >> so sweet. >> he says i want to work really hard and i want to be batman? >> he gave his name and i want to be batman. did you guys go to preschool? >> i went to preschool. i didn't have a graduation after that or kindergarten or anything. >> he's got full gown. until i decided to do the parenting thing and have children, i can't believe how many graduations there are. there's graduation from preschool, graduation from kindergarten. >> you have one in your family within a week. >> graduation on sunday. >> little brian, congratulations if he's watching.

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former nypd commissioner ray kelly was shouted down at brown university one month later.oekt attorney general eric holder and hello and human services secretary of state kathleen sebelius faced stiff opposition when they were asked to give graduation speeches. >> a lot of times those people tend to be controversial. >> degree tractors at rutgers insist political correctness was not a factor. secretary rice was supposed to give the address on may 18th and she would have been given $35,000 for it. >> they don't have much time to find somebody tif the commencement is may 18th. >> they are places for debate. >>> president obama becomes his own punch line. >> in 2008 my slogan was "yes, we can." in 2013 my slogan was "control, alt, delete." >> that's next on "cbs this morning." are you ready grandma? just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. the bhershey's s'mores, together is hothe unmistak

even someone you and i know well -- ray kelly -- whose law enforcement credentials cannot be questionedve on everybody in the united states, you're damned right i want to know about it. >> edward snowden said he's justified in breaking the law because he says the n.s.a. violated our constitutional rights. listen. >> i don't believe the united states is or ever should be a security state. if we want to be free, we can't become subject to surveillance. we can't give away our privacy. we can't give away our rights. we have to be an active party. we have to be an active part of our government. and we have to say there are some things worth dying for. and i think the country is one of them. >> we have more evidence right here, did he do it? yes, he did, he says he did it. the question is: is he justified and will that hold water on his day in court if he gets one. >> if there is a trial and if a judge lets him say to a jury what he just said to brian williams, it will be up to a jury to decide. he'll point to historical figures throughout the history of the country who have done what was tec

stick around and get the second hour of "closing bell," former champ sugar ray leonard joins kelly evansd company coming up. see you tomorrow. >> thank you, bill, welcome to "closing bell" on this monday. i'm kelly evans, here's how we're finishing up the day with grown arrows, the dow jones industrial average adding 19 points. we were down in the range of 50 earlier in the session. nasdaq adding 35. >> call it 0.9%. finally the s&p 500 up to 1884. the russell was participating and tech picking up. joining me now is author of the book "young money," our own kayla tausche and dom chu and kate kelly and "fast money" traitor tim seymour. your take, does this mean today that those who thought the dow and s&p was sending the right signal and the russell and nasdaq would follow suit, are they vindicated? >> i don't think it's about positioning. people are concerned about bond market positioning. people feel that crunching yields lower which to me is more. people covering short positions on trade that wasn't working in terms of pushing rates higher. a place where equities then in turn got scare

rays you can't see. and spf means sun protective factor, the higher the number, the rule of thumb -- >> you wear sunscreen every day you walk outside, kelly30. >> and make sure it has spf and you get two for one. >> we take it for granted. >> i personally love to tan, so that's why i've got to lather up in the summertime. >> always good for you to join us. >> thank you. >> a fast-moving day today. >> sure is. >> that will do it for us. i'm kelly wright. >> i'm julie bandares. next, the "journal editorial report." to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. >>> this week on "the journal editorial report." big labors, big regret. the key to obamacare's passage, but as insurance costs skyrockets, unions are balking at paying the tab. >>> plus, it was billed as a major foreign policy address, but what was missing from president obama's west point speech? and eric shinseki resigns amid outrage over a new report that says v.a. delays and cover-ups are happening nationwide. we'll bring you one doctor's war stories from his time in the system. >>> welcome to the "journal editorial

ryan hunter ray hanging on to win the indy 500 the first american winner since 2006 the second closest finish in the race's history. three laps to go last year, wound up finishing third. i'm kellyo a kelly file investigation, the va scandal. >>> my father died august 8th, 2013 waiting for care, delayed care. >> it took months, they wouldn't calm us back, finally when they did, the appointments were set out two months in advance. it took two months to see his prostate, his cancer dock tomorrow when they found out he did have cancer. >> it just seems so unfair that after all they have been through that they have to wait so long in order to get an appointment to have items taken care of. >> it certainly does. that was more of the town hall meeting in arizona designed to let veterans and families talk about concerns over this scandal. people were so upset it was scheduled for an hour, it ran four times that long. supporters who have firsthand experience with the va. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> that story waiting two months after beiing diagnosed, unfortunately, some of you had experiences. you're the captain of the u.s. air force reserves, had a back injury in the na

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