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Cacasts on the view should be considered extinct, sean. >> apparently, don lemon had to go through sensitivity training before he goes on the air tomorrow. i dont believe in cancellations and firings and boycotts. are liberals going to do the same for conservatives or is that a pipe dream? >> i believe in capitalism. if "the view" is not there and if there is a chemistry problem with the host, changes need to be made. viewers, are they watching or not watching? do his staffers or co-host watch h...

Im not surprised. i know youre not. does it eat itself? >> it never ends. our colleges and universities are turning on people that are only qualified to be dei and sensitivity training. many of these people are inte intellectual midgets and need to believe that they have to scrub any language that make people uncomfortable. >> when i see you in the hallway, sean, i call you a tiny man that is not fat. what do you say? >> i have broad shoulders and a thick skin. our libraries and schools are canc...

Does this ever end?m no does it ever eat itself? i know you >> it does irn the end, becausa our colleges and universities ui are turning out people who aregn only qualified to be dea and sensitivity training. and many of these people are intellectual midgets. e people areand they believe thd to screw up any language that ould make someone fee uncomfortable. >> yeah, youre exactly right.o i mean, peoplesc dont know thie but from what i see you in the hallway, ill call you a tiny man whos enormous...

That cannot continue. theres no reason anyone in memphis should feel any confidence or trust in anyone associated with that unit. however, you cant and shouldnt throw out the entire unit of specialized units because of the abuse and poor performance of even a handful of units. it comes down to the elements of supervisory control, training and culture quite frankly. youre absolutely right. there are elements of law enforcement not just in specialized units but across the community that reinforce ...

Against individual officers, however holding police departments accountable makes sense and they should face liability for the misconduct of their officers. if we were rewinding the tape, youd think aha a breakthrough in the senate. woe now have a republican house and jim jordan making clear over the weekend that what happened to tyre nichols is reprehensible but no law can fix it. >> i dont know that any law can stop that evil that we saw. i dont know that any law, any training, any reform is g...

Fundamentals of the issue. what we discovered in the book is if theres no true discussion about the hearts of the problem in terms of thinking about training for police officers, in terms of thinking about how we think about bias and who deserves to be treated with such heinous uses of force, you cannot fully get to the heart of a solution. >> so how? how do you start the conversation? look, its incredibly complicated, like anything that involves systemic issues, system u -- how do you piece tog...

Using the word violent, violent, vile not, it gives impression, only violence or acts of violence against people that i saw were actually police tackling protesters. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business is here with more, they keep trying to change the language. that video that aired in brookes piece looked like violence to me. >> cheryl: what is your definition of violence. weve seen this since george floyd. what is acceptable and what is not. this thing in atlanta, this is what people want...

Paying women to abort their babies to save the trees. 45 billion is going to ukraine, obviously. but thats not enough. were also spending some cash for the new ukrainian independence park in washington. the homeless cannot wait to move in. speaking of homeless, the bill also gives a million to the homeless in los angeles to stay in motels. you have to pay for your hotel room though. but if its the homeless, its on the house. they are also blowing 200 million on a gender equity fund. were not rea...

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