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Its really ironic because they are very elite themselves. they think that by making fun of the poor white and mostly poor white working class people, that earns them their an exemption of their own privilege as being privileged, elite white people. wilson called jewish people termites, channeling farrakhan. and they believe they are exemption because they have the victim status and they can say whatever they want. its a sad commentary when the entire political correct movement was designed to no...

Its ironic because they are very elite themselves. they think that by making fun of the poor white and mostly poor white working class people, that earns them their own exemption of their own people. and they believe they are exemption because they have the victim status and they can say whatever they want. its a sad commentary when the entire political correct movement was designed to not use offensive speech and stair yestype people. turns out to be nothing to do with the principle but power a...

Its ironic because they are very elite themselves. they think that by making fun of the poor white and mostly poor white working class people, that earns them their own exemption of their own people. and they believe they are exemption because they have the victim status and they can say whatever they want. its a sad commentary when the entire political correct movement was designed to not use offensive speech and stair yestype people. turns out to be nothing to do with the principle but power a...

Insiders and executives over the course of the last two days, the steel tariffs have big negative consequences. >> shannon: their interest rates and he said its hurting his ability to do thing to help american workers. >> i dont see that connection. the long term pressures on interest rates are things like u.s. overspending. fact were not building towards balanced budgets. the fed is probably the wrong bad guy for this equation. >> shannon: jesse kelly, they said hes back. you say the answer to ...

Gingrich. >> i still remember where i was when i heard ted kennedys speech. and it was an offensive speech. it was so over the top. it was so hateful. and it did. it elevated supreme court picks on to a level they had never been elevated to before. and democrats followed up, then going after clarence thomas. and then we were off to the races. >> so kennedy of course was a deciding swing vote on the court when he voted with the four conservative justices, the court upheld the trump travel ban, gu...

Her on the basis of offensive speech but if this is bringing in the university title. i am not sure there is something they can be doing about that or she broken the university policy. this is affecting her classroom behavior. and -- >> not only this professor but others. any other option moving forward? >> the university is not taking any action on this but holding community form tonight and what they say tonight. >> a change.org petition as well. >> we did see that. thousands of signatures, in

Even when -- i know this is an unpopular thing to say. but even when he talks about and praises the soldiers, i remember the >> dont stop there. he also had a seven-day fight with a gold star widow because he didnt like the way she received his call or who she had in the car when he called to make -- offer his condolences. >> and ive been on record, i dont think you should walk away from the state of the union, but if you are going to go and hear the sears of lies and this white nationalist nons...

As my father said, he was an originalist, and he believed the onnstitution should be interpreted according to its usual public meaning and it was pretty clear to him that according to that original public meaning and tradition and early practices in america that it was totally okay for politicians and the people in the public square to make religious statements and expressions. and my father was concerned that that understanding was changingi and the room for public -- for expressions of religio...

Constitution should be interpreted according to its usual public meaning and it was pretty clear to him that original public meaning and tradition and early practices in america that it was totally okay for politicians and the people in the public square to make religious statements and expressions. and my father was concerned that that understanding was changing and the room for public -- forward expressions of religion the public square was getting smaller and smaller, and no small part becaus...

Sessions launching into the legal battle over free speech on college campus declaring freedom of thought and speech to be under attack. this is a thing now. the big issue. marc thiessen, fox news contributor. mcmanus from the dnc. the fundamental question to both of you men. have the institutions in america gone too far? >> absolutely. i mean as general sessions pointed out yesterday 33% of public universities in this country have speech codes that ban quote, unquote, offensive speech. there is ...