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For a living? >> he was a professor. he was a distinguished professor, as a matter of fact, at the university of chicago. university of illinois, at chicago rather. >> bill: what does he do now? >> he is retired. gone back into that whole world of radicalism. remember, this is a domestic terrorist. a guy who wasnt convicted because the fbi screwed up. but he had bombed places, the capitol. >> bill: anybody can -- we believe in redemption. >> word of the day trod trodladyte. >> what does it mean....

Too. however, this is fed out to public broadcasting stations around the country. people who cant afford to have cable. cant afford to go to concerts and see this. they get to see a cool concert at the white house. they get to see the president in a relaxed mode. >> bill: why cant pbs sell commercials to cover their own cost so it doesnt cost you and me and everybody else money. >> thats not the way that public broadcasting system works. >> bill: they could if they wanted to because its cool. it...

Of adversity that toned their relationship together. i will go back to where i started about women. you start about women. look, if it hadnt been for her, she was the first leader, woman leader in all of europe, for that matter, merkel and germany could thank margaret thatcher for blazing the trail and frankly so could hillary clinton. >> yes. thats what i was referring to. >> one the stories, greg, when she first met miguel gorbachev, she said to reagan work with gorbachev. in their first meeti...

Of adversity that toned their relationship together. i will go back to where i started about women. you start about women. look, if it hadnt been for her, she was the first leader, woman leader in all of europe, for that matter, merkel and germany could thank margaret thatcher for blazing the trail and frankly so could hillary clinton. >> yes. thats what i was referring to. >> one the stories, greg, when she first met miguel gorbachev, she said to reagan work with gorbachev. in their first meeti...

She bought the arms that were used to kill those people. >> in this country, if we are, found not guilty, then is there some reason we cant pursue life normally like anybody else? >> its a good yes. i think that its disgusting that> academics embrace these people. these ares horrible people, whether its bow dean, bill ayers, bodine shouldnt be in crop. she should be in thedn country f colombia in a jail. >> she spent 22 years in a prison for a robbery that killed two cops. r then columbia univer...

Building block of america today. this is whats scary. these are the peopl,e who shaped history through media. by theop way, a might not media. >> if you look at the very end of that. >> view,a the interviewer -- probably never heard of angela davis in her life and shes like, oh, absolutely. >> remember we used to listening to current tv when al gore did an interview and the people would say, oh, good point. >> cause they dont read up on stuff. >> i have one more thing to say. you go ahead. >> i ...

Kathy boudin at columbia university in a nice academic perk, she was involved in a killing of three people, including two police officers. >> megyn: she pleaded guilty, pleaded guilty to killing three people. >> and lied about her role, larger role within the weather underground and all the bombings. shes not the only one, youve got bill ayers of course and bernadine dorn, now a law professor at my alma mater. a law professor, a woman responsible and planned for all sorts of bombings across the ...

Today, this is what is scary. these are people that shape history three media. >> dana: andrea pointed out the end of the interview, interviewer, never heard angela davis in his life. all right, absolutely. when al gore did the interview, all the anchor, good point. absolutely. >> greg: because they dont read up on stuff. >> bob: you go ahead. >> greg: i want to get eric. >> eric: bill ayers, bodean, hollywood embracing anybody that is markist, sean penn, what is it with hollywood and academy de...

I want to move prodder, columbia want the confessed murderer and bernadine dorn hired by northwestern and bill ayer hired by-- >> bill ayers-- >> there has been a pattern in academia. >> its accepted. >> megyn: thats what im trying to go for and ask. >> its a practice having extremists be normal in academia and you can find this in a lot of college campuses where there is absolutely no counter-balance. you are not going to find a lot of conservatives teaching these classes, but well forgive and ...

You in on this. you were a nine-year-old boy, asleep in your bed and a bomb went off and that bomb was thought to have been targeting your dad, a new york supreme court state justice trying a controversial case. no one was officially blamed for it, but it was widely understood that the weather underground was responsible. >> let me say its sad, but an honor to be on with michael, in fact, someone did take responsibility for the bombing of my house, in 1970, bernadine dorn, the wife of bill ayers...