as for this shakespeare thing. judge jeanine: i don't want to forget what happened the last 8 years. that's why donald trump is president. matt: kathy givein did not apologize. she says she is a victim. the country should not be having this type of rhetoric where we can't respect each other. judge jeanine: all want is for the violence to stop. all i want is for people not to think they will be a hero if they kill a congressman or a president. >> you will get no argument from me. it's horrible that anyone would think violence solves anything. to the point of that play you'll was caesar. that's the point of the play. in 1789 they performed that play. it's the way that play gets performed. it goes to the point violence doesn't stop hazing. judge jeanine: george washington was modernized in julius caesar? so to get to trump they skipped over everybody else? chris: what i'm trying to say is almost every president, including obama has been portrayed as julius caesar in a production of julius caesar. there was a obama imp

as for this shakespeare thing.hat happened the last 8 years. that's why donald trump is president. matt: kathy givein did not apologize. she says she is a victim. the country should not be having this type of rhetoric where we can't respect each other. judge jeanine: all want is for the violence to stop. all i want is for people not to think they will be a hero if they kill a congressman or a president. >> you will get no argument from me. it's horrible that anyone would think violence solves anything. to the point of that play you'll was caesar. that's the point of the play. in 1789 they performed that play. it's the way that play gets performed. it goes to the point violence doesn't stop hazing. judge jeanine: george washington was modernized in julius caesar? so to get to trump they skipped over everybody else? chris: what i'm trying to say is almost every president, including obama has been portrayed as julius caesar in a production of julius caesar. there was a obama impersonator in minnesota doing this during

it is william shakespeare.e storming the stage of a william shakespeare play to shut it down? it does not make any sense. it it may sense to the people like sean hannity. >> sean: do they even know what century shakespeare was anna? have they read "julius here's -- caesar? they can talk down all they want, but they are arrogant, they are new york, they are out of touch, elitist, average americans, charlie, joe, liberal joe, mika, they really do not give a rip if they do not have a job, and poverty, out of the labor force and they cannot buy a house. they are suffering, and i have watch this go on for months and months, and watched a little bit of unhedged moments at nbc news. let's take a look. >> donald trump again being eschenbach. he looked like a thug. he looked like a goon. this is so unbalanced. he is not unwell. >> he is vladimir putin's hostage. not prepared to know what he does not know. >> impossibly. unfit to mentally. sorry. >> it would be like somebody their pants and keep on looking at it, that is

how are you just learning shakespeare is distasteful?he plays have beheadings, suicides and character have their own dead children fed to them. share spear is basically quintin tarantino with a thesaurus. that's all it is. for the record, on the question of whether liberals would go nuts if obama was caesar -- >> interestingly in 2012 delta gave financial backing to a production in minneapolis of julius caesar which seemed to reference then president obama, but that production didn't get anything near this type of attention. >> trevor: exactly, it happened and no one cared it happened because it happened with tons of leaders. they always make it a caesar production with the leader in power. if anything, we should say all shakespeare plays should include donald trump, if only to hear him speaking like a thespian -- the lady doth protest too much. unless you're a star, then they let you do it. ( applause ) let's move on to a story with way more drama than shakespeare could write. >> president trump considering whether to fire special counc

this isn't shakespeare. this is about a rage, a hatred of this president, and the left and liberals trying to objectify, dehumanize this president. they are trying to paint him as not human. a peaceful protest, that's not what democrats and the left have been calling for since the election. they've been calling for, remember the words resistance. let's be clear, i'm not saying that the left is responsible for what happened last week, or bernie sanders reporters are, that is not bernie sanders supporters what happened in alexandria, virginia. i won't say that, because you have to hold people accountable when they commit acts of violence. they are responsible. but you cannot deny there is this out-of-control rage and hatred coming from the left in america today. it is a very, very dangerous game that is being played out here, and it's one that the left plays all the time. remember back in 2008, president obama said this about yours truly. >> he can speak. i might have to put mr. burgess on fox news. i'll put m

it's about celebrating shakespeare. and if you disparage shakespeare you can't participate. is there anything wrong with that? >> i don't believe there is in that limited forum. that would make a difference. but this is not that case. this is a widely available program that's made -- that all comers can utilize. >> no, it's not. if you have a disparnling trade ingdismarriaging trade disparaging trademark you can't utilize it. >> except it targets the non-commercial use of speech which has nothing to do with commercial objections of the laden act. >> i don't understand your distinction why the only celebrating shakespeare program is ok but the trademark one is not. >> you can't disparage shakespeare, you can't have disparaging remarks about anybody in the trademark context. is it just the comprehensive nature of the government program? >> in this case it is. >> why does that matter? maybe the government decides we want to celebrate everything, we want to be relentlessly positive. [laughter] >> and justice kagan, that goes back to your point before that that would discriminate

jesse: did you enjoy shakespeare in the park?> >> i go to this play every year for the last 10 years. this one they made it into more of a saint. you come out of the play and you say that violence against anyone is a terrible thing to do. jesse: do you consider the assassination of a trump look alike dangerous? >> i think it is a little bit dangerous. just the same way you are not allowed to yell fire in a movie theater. imply to kill the president in this time of environment is a little bit worrisome. once or twice the stadium shook a little bit and i heard protesters outside and i was afraid for my safety. >> the only thing i didn't like was the audio in the play that said "kill trump." >> i think that the point of something like this, it's satire. >> the play is about opening up the conversation. >> after 9/11 we had to let it go. you can't stop free speech because of an incident the day before, the day before, the day before. otherwise there would never be free speech. >> shakespeare demonstrates the folly and the inhumanity.

melissa: plus shakespeare in the park in hot water.ir morbid portrayal of president trump is paid for in part by your tax dollars! oh, perfect. >> this is so grossly irresponsible. to the far left radicals who engaged in this now, six-month effort to normalize violence against trump, whether mock beheadings, mock assassinations i don't think you have any idea the damage you're doing. ♪ at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. will you be ready when the moment turns romantic? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away fo

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shakespear in the park sparks outrage. backlash over up heated version after class glike new development in the case of the altered year book in new jersey, the school responds to accusations of dropping references about president trump. back in two minutes. stay with us. my neighbor says that i shouldn't let my kids raid the fridge whenever they want. i'm dancing with the devil, she says. give them a taste of freedom at this age, soon they are running wild doing whatever they want, whenever they want and then "boom", i'm a grandma. please sharon, it's just yogurt. ♪ >> welcome back, we now know congressman elect greg will not go to jail for body slam ago newspaper reporter. the montana republican will serve 40 hours of community service and attends 20 hours every anger management counselling. yesterday pleaded guilty to assaulting reporter ben jacobs who testified in court. expected to be sworn into office later this month. >> well, new york's public theater is standing behind its updated production every julius ceasar. i

i want to go back to what you brought up about shakespeare in the park and the theatrical stabbing of julius caesar, a.k.a. donald trump, and kathys griffin with the isis pose. they didn't cause this, but they are the symptom of a division where this kind of festering hatred has been allowed to metastasize to a place now where anything is possible, where anything goes. i really think that the president has to calm things down. i understand -- >> sean: did he do it? >> he was terrific. our thoughts and prayers out to the wounded congressman and all the families. when you get hit in the hip by a military style assault weapon. because you say you got hit in the hip you tend to minimize what happened. >> sean: when we come back, it is a very important story tonight, the revenge of the deep state. there are brand-new leaks, by the way "the washington post" has been wrong so often, to take on the president. reactions as we continue from alexandria, virginia, tonight. im alexandria, dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. to

i want to go back to what you brought up about shakespeare in the park and the theatrical stabbing ofcaesar, a.k.a. donald trump, and kathy griffin with the isis pose. they didn't cause this, but they are the symptom of a division where this kind of festering hatred has been allowed to metastasize to a place now where anything is possible, where anything goes. i really think that the president has to calm things down. i understand -- >> sean: did he do it? >> he was terrific. >> sean: when you get hit in the hip by a military style assault weapon. >> you can minimize what happened because he just got hit in the hip. but he's in real trouble today. >> sean: when we come back, it is a very important story tonight, the revenge of the deep state. there are brand-new leaks, by the way "the washington post" has been wrong so often, to take on the president. reactions as we continue from alexandria, virginia, tonight. rickie fowler's a professional golfer. when it comes to hitting perfect drives, nobody does it better. he's also into oil painting. looking good. but when it comes to mortgages

shakespeare and company to the resc rescue. jail time or acting.ce for someone facing hard time. if they think that's getting off easy ask the kids if they believe in the genius of william shakes sphere and life's sonnet lessons. reciting shakespeare is tough enough without adding fight scenes. >> they're like huge weapons. >> what baffles them more than anything -- >> it's a bad idea. >> that they be trusted with a weapon at all shoo so why would they do that? >> i think what they're trying to do is that prove that evenly though you have a juvenile delinquent you can trust them and they can like move on from assault and battery. also i think it's to get our anger out. >> to tania, queen of the fairies and puck our sprite are names we're using to protect their identities. both landed in court after misdemeanor offenses. >> i was fighting my dad. i had no clue i actually fought him until the cops came. >> this was their second chance. >> so you're here in juvy court, you're sitting here before the judge. what are you thinking you're going to get in.

shakespeare in the park.n, tara, in new york city, producers do a modern take on shakespeare plays. in their production of seizer, they portrayed donald trump as caesar, and, of course, as in every production, you know that's how it ends, caesar gets murdered. do you think they crossed the line in portraying a sitting president this way? >> i think more than crossing the line, i think you see a real mobilization by the right wing activists right now. traditionally it's been the left that's been really great at organizing and boycotting against corporations that tend to offend people politically, like what happened with chick fillet and the boycott there. this time you're seeing a group of activists who are mobilizing to defend trump. it's like they have a new purpose and a new reason. if you look on the internet, you're seeing tons of these people on twitter. they put enough pressure that corporate sponsors like delta and bank of america said they would back out of the sponsorship of the show. so i think it's

that was shakespeare in the park which is a production of julius caesar, the shakespeare play. character to look like donald trump, and he was then stabbed to death multiple times all over stage. blood was flying, the knives were out. personally, i don't think there's any room for that kind of thing in this day and age, especially now. i want to get the views of peter kernan to see if maybe i'm going too far on this. i am, frankly, appalled, peter. >> i think this is fascination fantasy, this repeated d first with snoop dogg shooting a gun and then kathy griffin and now this latest sort of to torturous interpretation of julius caesar. you know, anybody who spent time researching and thinking through and working through terrorist activity as i have, you do not understand the impact that some of these things can have when they're repeated. and it's way out of line. earlier i said just because you have the right to do it doesn't make it the right thing to do. but i think this notion of promoting and fantasizing about a assassination scenarios is not good for us. stuart: dangerous

this is demonstrating violence, call it arts or whatever you want. >> this is shakespeare play wherenated. but they have made it out to be donald trump and they created protest from a sunstone of the assailants looking like the evil people, now the donald trump character looks like the evil person. >> julie: only in new york. abets are for the residents and parts of nebraska after a severe thunderstorm knockdown trees and power poles. the winds were actually strong enough to flip this truck over in the driveway of a home. temperatures are building across the southwest in many areas approaching record highs. the looks pretty hot. adam's life in the weather center with the latest. summer has taken it a mean vengeance on us. >> the heat will spark storms this afternoon and into the overnight hours. we'll be talking about that a few minutes. let's begin with thunderstorms. they'll be firing up along the center of the country. chicago to kansas city is an area where conditions are present. we could see big weather before the nights over. it will linger through the overnight hours. a syste

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liz: new york's public theater in the hot seat over its rendition of shakespeare's julius ceasar.w corporate sponsors yanking their backing of the play amid the controversy, delta airline saying, no matter your political stance, graphic staging of caesar at this summer's free shakespeare in the park does not reflect dealt is airline values. their artistic and creative direction cross the line of good taste, and bank of america dropping out, public theater chose -- had this intention been made known to us, we would have decided not to sponsor. and american express saying, our sponsor ship of the public theater does not fund production of shakespeare in the park, nor do we condone the interpretation. remaining sponsors include "new york times." saying that tax mayo taxpayer money did not go for the production of this. let's look at how the corporate stocks are doing. with me now, executive director of national center for policy analysis, colonel allen west. what is your reaction to this rendition of the play? >> well, i remember after my former colleague represented gabby giffords w

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kelly: protesters disrupting a shakespeare production in new york city.ence. that's because the play depict it is the assassination of the title character, julius caesar, who is dressed to look like president trump. lauren green joins us with more. >> reporter: a lot more than dressed to look like him. thank you very much, kelly. you know, the show will go on despite a tumult white house week. the controversial shakespeare in the park production will give its final two performances this weekend. last night the bigger performances happened off stage as two protesters denounced the production. >> -- [inaudible] political violence against the right! this is unacceptable! you cannot -- >> reporter: the protesters were arrested, their rants temporarily stopping the show in central park. another man shouted, this is violence against donald trump. audience members reportedly booed the disruptions. the public theater's production of shakespeare's 400-year-old play is set in modern times, but the main character depicted as a donald trump-like leader who is assassi

i want to go back to what you brought up about shakespeare in the park and the theatrical stabbing ofcaesar, a.k.a. donald trump, and kathy griffin with the isis pose. they didn't cause this, but they are the symptom of a division where this kind of festering hatred has been allowed to metastasize to a place now where anything is possible, where anything goes. i really think that the president has to calm things down. i understand -- >> sean: did he do it? >> he was terrific. >> sean: when you get hit in the hip by a military style assault weapon. >> you can minimize what happened because he just got hit in the hip. but he's in real trouble today. >> sean: when we come back, it is a very important story tonight, the revenge of the deep state. there are brand-new leaks, by the way "the washington post" has been wrong so often, to take on the president. reactions as we continue from alexandria, >> sean: a fox news alert, we are live on the scene in alexandria, virginia, tonight where an anti-trumpet leftist gunmen targeting republican congressmen at a practice charity baseball game for

so strange. >> seth: a s shakespeare in the park.ump caesar, but it was a little hacky. i mean, really? if you want to the see a shakespearean drama based on trump, just watch cnn. [ laughter ] now, if you wanted to do "of mice and men" with pence as george and trump as lenny, i would pay to see that. "tell me about the rabbits, mike. i hear they're the best rabbits." [ laughter ] really? also, this is really important. free speech isn't about just protecting speech you like. so if you think it's terrible to interrupt "julius caesar", you have to think it's terrible to interrupt ann coulter, even if you think she's terrible. >> and she really is! >> seth: really! [ laughter ] and sure, you can make the argument that she's not shakespeare. but if you shut her down, you give her power. and if you let her talk you'll find she's much ado about nothing. really. >> yes! really! [ cheers ] that's true, seth. i mean, she gets to speak, too. liberals cannot be hypocrites when it comes to free speech. neither can conservatives. so, you know, d

that. >> i like shakespeare, too. it's more clever than you are. >> i think it's difficult for brands to get associated with something that becomes controversial. back then in fact be bad publicity. >> you're right. it is really sad and troubling that so many figures in the market place, retailers, we saw with the ivanka trunk lines that things have been so politicized around the figure of the president in this way. outside bank of america did the right thing. it is a sad commentary on where we are in this political -- trained to know that it's getting better. men have worth, take care. bluebird struggling to put his troubles in a rearview mirror. resigning amid questions about the work of its culture. the fallout ahead of the ridesharing giant. but the u.s. add another star to its flat? barfly. puerto rico voted for statehood in a contentious referendum. will you be ready when the moment turns romantic? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if y

it's from shakespeare.his one out, ask one of your frat buddies to send you this book, it's from shakespear shakespeare, we think the lady doth protest too much. >> tucker: what play is that from, do you know? >> arash: you actually should look that up. it's either macbeth or hamlet. >> tucker: [laughs] >> arash: look it up! >> tucker: very quickly i want to ask you about an exchange that happened today, i don't think you saw the hearings, but here's one exchange that took place between calm tom cotton. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history? >> a.g. sessions: thank you for saying that, it's like through the looking glass. what is this? >> tucker: if a person would collude with a foreign government, a person in authority like a senator over sitting attorney general, that perso

to be donald trump, you and i talked about this president obama vem of "shakespeare in the park" in the past nowhere near violence bludgeoning stabbing, the insanity almost crazed over donald trump way this is. >> very different productions same play we know anti-- antiais as alalternation message julius caesar for a specific audience happy bank of america pulled funding from that production, but -- >> that is -- >> i think that is important. >> is that really free speech. >> they said not going to support that not turn backs on public theatre generally. >> new york times said weren't pulling back at all speak of "new york times" speaking of the "new york times" bias look at this headlined they posted, on their editorial page emotioning's lethal politics go into slam sarah pay lin was retracted 12 hours later. >> a huge mistake talk about taxes bernie sanders supporter very quick obviously to come out say nothing to two him or campaign or rhetoric i think critical in this conversation he had tos of the word eric trump said democrats weren't human not even people i think was -- >> wa

this story about shakespeare in the park starting to get some traction. are some folks in the media that have outright disdain for president trump, that it doesn't strike them that this is a terrible thing. you know, again, you can disagree, you can challenge him personally, politically, professionally, but this sort of violent depictions can, calling him a piece of excrement and all of that is beyond the pale. have some minimum respect for the office. stuart: why do you think it is this group of people, i will call them the elites, this is true throughout the western world, utterly contemptuous of conservatives, free markets, capitalism and donald trump especially. why is that? >> i think those who fall into this category are even more contemptuous of donald trump because he is not a establishment conservative, somebody who does things traditionally, even though they might disagree idealogically. there is built-in disdain for a guy who they don't think ever should have been president. they can't believe he is in president. they don't like the way he, sor

hadn't been born - there is a whole part about shakespeare's words. end she said to me the words and agendas that they had to do with respect. while every fiction, i read nonfiction. i don't think my life depended on it i could write anything fiction. i'm sort of, i don't have the imagination or the capacity. i'm just dwelling in the how can i put it - in the ironworks of nonsense. so i go back to shakespeare, but i read a lot of -- i will give you list but one of my favorite books is john reed. john read the men who wrote 10 days -- during the mexican revolution.and john reed is just incredible writer! he is an incredible writer. he describes crossing the river and he is resting in this town and this is what, how fiction gives you an image. so he is in this town and not sure about whether they will walk in him or not. and he looks at his watch. and i said i don't know whether to shoot this guy now or just take his watch. and he talks finally, he takes the watch and he survives. but i can see that happening in that little small dusty town in the mexic

she went to see shakespeare in the park. went to see julius caesar.rump character, assassinating in the name of julius caesar in the name of donald trump. joe, put her on the show. i went, okay, boss. i put her on. neil: i didn't know that was -- >> thank you, thank you. neil: you brought it to the public's attention. >> no one called to say thank you. step on me and move on. laura was on "fox & friends" this morning. beautiful gal from ohio, doing a great job at the media in new york. she was mortified. she came on the show, this nice kid went to see with her husband this show and, how do they get away with the assassination, pretending the assassination of donald trump and then with a kathy griffin thing -- neil: did they think it was funny in the show? kathy griffin veered into craziness. >> it seemed to be, theater of the absurd as it were. let's shock the audience. neil: no surprise two chief sponsors would opt out. do you ever wonder, joe, you raise i had before whether we're going too far the other way? shut things down midstream or cnn host wh

in the shakespeare in the park adaptation, president trump is assassinated.haracter stabbed repeatedly over and over. blood flying everywhere. multiple assassins take turns stabbing a dying president. we highlighted this disgusting scene, and the sponsors reacted swiftly. delta air lines is the largest sponsor, and they pulled out of funding for the production. bank of america followed because this isn't art. this is just disgusting. that's my opinion but apparently not the opinion of "the new york times" who vowed to remain its sponsors as well as time warner will also remain as sponsors. the cnn host called it a "masterpiece" it is not art, not free speech and not a masterpiece. just hate. i remember something less hate filled happening, a rodeo clown who wore an obama mask. the left-wing media hypocrites went apoplectic. the rodeo clown was fired over the outrage. lefties, apply the same outrage to the folks at julius caesar. i dare you. he would demanding it would be shut down. or more predictably, you will defend the play as artistic expression. the libe

a brand-new production, shakespeare in the park, new york city.s year's play features a president trump look alike brutally stabbed in a modern interpretation of the play "julius caesar." in case you're wondering, who's paying for this, you might want to check your own wallet. according to forbes, "julius caesar's parent company received $30 million from taxpayers. geraldo rivera joining us. i can't comment now, i'm looking at one of the wildest fires i have ever seen. that looks devastating. >> at least 40 firetrucks are on the scene there, sean. it's called the -- that whole building, as you can clearly see, and spreading through the block. there are hundreds of people outside. the police are trying to move the crowds away. to let the ambulances drive through. no word on what started this place. obviously, it's not under control yet. we have no -- >> sean: is it scary. look at every single level. everything level is now on fire. i pray nobody is in that building right now. >> one of the report says there were people with flashlights up top early

play encourages violence against the president but the director argues that is not the case. >> shakespeareheater, couldn't possibly advocate violence as a solution to political problems. [applause] >>> this play only warns about what happens when you try to preserve democracy by nondemocratic means. >> over the weekend both bank of america and delta airlines pulled their funding. julius caesar will close as scheduled on sunday. >>> a suspected rapist and kidnapper took police in tennessee on an unusual chase. the james perkins hopped in a backhoe and barreled down several roads. he did manage to elude police for a bit but a tip later led to perkins capture. an accomplice who was not in the backhoe was also caught earlier. >> golden state warriors are nba champs getting redemption over the cleveland cavaliers. it looked like a mosh pit outside the warriors arena following the win. new warriors star kevin durant field his finals m.v.p. by scoring 39 points last night. the warriors lost last season's finals to the cavs. lebron james made history in a losing effort this year. he was the first

and it was just like, i looked at the people that had acted into shakespeare with me and i saw theiraw those roses. so if we all just took time to nurture the rose within us, we could all just be beautiful flowers. thank you. [ applause ] >> my name is eric. i got to san quentin in 1984. i was told that san quentin was one of the most violent prisons in california and i needed to know, safety first, head on the swivel and as soon as i get situated, get a knife. a lot of guys tougher than me didn't make it. a lot of guys weaker than me didn't make it. a lot of guards didn't make it. after running with the fellas for so long, my bad behavior and actions, my non-humanitarian thoughts. i got lucky. i got transferred. made my way around all the different prisons. now i'm back to the 2016. more rehabilitated san quentin with volunteers teaching non-violent conflict resoluti s resolutions. taught me the words stop. s-t-o-p. situations that could be non-violent and already violent, how not to overreact. i love you white people coming in here teaching this stuff. i love it. and now in here, w

for morton 400 years william shakespeare's julius caesar has and about lightning rod.y a new york city theater company is no different. it features a president trump look-a-like who is stabbed to death on stage a modern take on shake spear's classic play. artistic director addressed last night's opening night crowd. like drama democracy depends on point of view. >> reporter: bank of america backed out of its sponsorship because the public theater chose julius caesar in such a way to provoke and offends. delta airlines severed their relationship saying artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the standards of good taste. the danger here is once you start pulling funding or giving funding based on the content of a particular piece of art, you're getting into a value judgment. >> reporter: on twitter the president's son thanked the companies for their decision calling it the right thing to do. >> if a play like julius caesar can essentially be punished for what some have said is an offensive production, what else could happen here? >> reporter: when shakespeare