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And students are taught how its dangerous. but even more offensive is that richard spencer is being able to pick what media outlets cover his event. i cant imagine why the university of florida is letting him do this. because allegedly, if he gets to speak because of first amendment rights, i think the same first amendment rights ought to be afforded to journalists who can cover it in an academic way. >> andre? >> as a taxpayer, thinking the government is going to spend $500,000 to protect this ...

I cant imagine why university of florida is letting him do that. if he gets to speak because of his first amendment rights should also be afforded to journalists who could cover it in an intelligent way. >> as a tax payer thinking the federal government is going to spend $500,000 to protect had individual, i think the president of the university of florida made a good statement and said dont give this guy any attention. shut the fire down by not giving it attention. the more people that turn out...

Everybo soucy. youve heard that this has happened before. whats your analysis? could it happen again? could it happen here in the united states? >> well, yeah, actually it could and it has. if you think back to just chicago a few short months ago when there was a fire down in the lower section of the control center, this is the concern, is that if there is a single point of failure and its supposed to be designed not to do that, if theres a single point of failure because everything is integrate...