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>> hello everybody, im jesse watters. its 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." "the five." the race hustlers are doubling down to defend the poster child, gay stepping down as president of harvard after 50 examples of plagiarism and her congressional testimony on antisemitism. she has expelled students for plagiarism but not if youre copy cat claudine. he has an army of journalists crying racism. check out headlines, how the right toppled harvard president. new conservative we...

Chauhan's argument hinges on the notion that CAs, who often put in long hours and years of study to qualify, might be financially better off in the private sector compared to the public service route of the IAS. However, the response has been mixed.

College plagiarism and conservative see gays resignation as victory and liberal pundits are going to bat for gay. >> what happened to claudine gay was mob pressure. >> there is open pressure on black progress black history. claw dean gay is now the latest casualty of that. >> i dont think its fair to say all her critics. >> only added to their theirs to dethrone her. >> what they didnt mention was the first ivy league head to roll and other president sally

Hailing from Guntur in Andhra Pradesh, the techie was finding it difficult to cope with the pressure due to some new work tools introduced by the company. He was also worried over lack of job security and shared with his brother the fear of losing the job.

Streets, anti-war demonstration. did that move the needle? i was happy to see people protesting the war. there should be more people doing that on that kind of principle. but street protests very rarely have anything to do with anything except for the way it makes the protesters themselves feel. i dont think thats going to take a swing state republican and say you know what? im going to do it this time. >> nobody likes to respond to mob pressure. certainly not here. what do you think? >> what co...

U.s. forces. >> the fbi would have jurisdiction to investigate and bring back the perpetrators to the u.s. if it can be done. >> the b pressure is mounting for a public explanation. what did happen to sergeant johnson? >> he was abandon for two days, for 48 hours. why? why didnt they pick him up and put him on their shoulders like they did the other fallenen comrades? and put him on a helicopter and take him to safety.? he could have still been alive. center but that is. >> but mattis is fiercel...

The aclu said they would no longer defend hate groups whose members assemble peaceably but carry firearms to the protest. >> the right to protest, the right to free speech was not designed with the idea of traveling paramilitaries walking around in the public square. >> in the late 70s, the aclu endured similar tax for defending neo-nazi marches into illinois. those marches were called off but the aclu website today trumpets the case as an example of its "unwavering commitment to principle to de...

>> thats right. >> tucker: whats changed is the aclu has caved to mob pressure. >> i actually think thats where you are wrong. i do think -- you are right that the law has not changed. youre wrong that the hate groups have not changed. because, in fact, the culture that we li in right now has changed significantly with respect to white supremacist hate groups. these groups are now more violent than ever. they are growing at a rate thats bigger than ever. we now have a president that has done thi...

>> thats right. >> tucker: whats changed is the aclu has caved to mob pressure. >> i actually think thats where you are wrong. i do think -- you are right that the law has not changed. youre wrong that the hate groups have not changed. because, in fact, the culture that we li in right now has changed significantly with respect to white supremacist hate groups. these groups are now more violent than ever. they are growing at a rate thats bigger than ever. we now have a president that has done thi...

>> tucker: that has been the distinction for my entire life. what has changed is not the law, what has changed is that the aclu has caved to mob pressure. speaker you are right that the law has not changed. you are wrong that they hate groups have not changed. in fact, the culture that we live in right now, it has changed significantly with respect to white supremacist hate groups. they are now more violent than ever. they are growing at a rate that is bigger than ever. we have a president that ...