and that's how they see usama bin laden.t oversimplification in colleges with the reduction to five seconds on tiktok, and you have a very dangerous environment. you just have to hope the new radicals are the ones who become conservatives in high school because that the only way of pushing back. >> tyrus: listen to this one, a los angeles man is determined to get donald trump's start removed from the hollywood walk of fame. not deface or demolish, but permanently remove. the problem is that's never been done before. so why should we started now, paul? >> paul: i'm sure donald trump is concerned about his name being removed from a sidewalk he shares with charlie sheen. who cares? it's not a blip in the world to this guy. a few years from now, as i was saying earlier, somebody's going to be walking along that street in l.a. and they'll say, what are all the starts? and some of you will say they are actors and they will say, what's an actor? >> tyrus: because of the ai thing. just won't let it go. thanks, paul. >> paul: i'm not

the daily mail released the results of their poll researching the popularity of usama bin laden amongs were, shall we say, alarming, specifically when it comes to one demographic, young americans. when asked about their views of bin laden, 20% of 18 to 29-year-olds said they h had a positive view of him. and when asked about the views of the 9/11 mastermind, 3 out oe sympathetic to his opinions. jason, let's start with you. shouldn't just be 100% against? >> yeah, i want these punks to go meet with the families. go meet with the brothers and sisters, the daughters, the sons affected by the 3,000 people. have them go talk to people like pete hegseth who gave up years of their life to go fight for this country and make sure we are safe in the future. they haven't had those experiences yet, and it's a shame. we are failing our youth if they don't understand this as a fundamental simple truth that he's one of the most evil people to ever walk on the planet. >> sean, terrorist pulling at 30%? >> it's not shocking. you talk about this a lot. we send our kids to little commie camps, schools,

day. 22 years after the 9/11 terror attacks, it's now looking like some young people approve of usama bin ladenadline dham out yesterday. they conducted a poll and found out one in five young americans have a positive view of bin laden, disturbingly "the daily mail" poll results also reveal three in 10 gen zers think bin laden's views were a, quote, force for good. this group of young people think the largest terror attack on u.s. soil was a good thing. >> griff: before i get to you respond, joey, because i want to know how you feel about this. when i saw this. i was absolutely stunned and concerned as a father of gen z kids. but this, i think, can be traced back to a few weighing in and let's not forget that the gen z folks get so much of their news from tiktok. here is a montage of those users on tiktok praising that letter. watch. >> i need to you stop what you're doing and go read a letter to america. it is literally the craziest thing i have read in a while. while i can't a say that i'm not surprised, i am pretty shocked. >> this isn't like an argument for bin laden but he actually had som

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in retrospect usama bin laden thought that would lead to a multi-decade depression in the united statesike multi-month. your own markets never were hit on this. the story as it stands is markets come back, trying to piece together some operatives might've tried to take advantage of that. >> don't know how people stay bearish all the time. they kill investors, when you know what the risks are. starting the rally, this was a year at the stock. and then had the best six months. what an interesting development in the last month, it loses steam and more speculative areas like small caps, small caps index was flat for the year and the russell 2000. neil: buying everything and everything, they trash a lot of selling and there's the window between early november to mid december where people suffer tax losses and the stocks are trading at levels where you see people come back and say that's too compelling. one man's treasures another's treasure. neil: didn't mean to drop this on you but getting your big market perspective. we will be exploring this a lot more later on on fox news. we are trying

in afghanistan and iraq, and then we do a poll and find out that young people think highly of usama bin ladenis a line that connects the two? >> kayleigh: jessica, some of this rhetoric, you had bill maher calling house speaker mike johnson, comparing him to the maine shooter. i realize these aren't members of the democratic party, per se, but t "the daily beast" is left-leaning, comparing them to the taliban and iran. this is pretty extreme. >> i happen to think that mike johnson's beliefs are pretty extreme and that it is dangerous to have a speaker of the house he was perfectly happy -- >> kayleigh: not iran. >> i don't use language like that. the only people who are terrorists are actual terrorists, and i think you do need to be careful about that. but there is extremism on some of the left but definitely on some of the right that has made its way to the top of the speaker's chambers, and it was in 1600 pennsylvania avenue with donald trump. you said you don't recall him talking like that, about people on the other side about democrats. go back and look at the fourth of july speech that h