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Seeing there? >> it has tripled in the past couple of hours. the line here on asu campus, we're in tempe, arizona. that is part of maricopa county, the largest and most populous county in arizona. typically about 85% of voters vote early. this line is indication that there are quite a few people left that want to get their vote in today. there are a lot of folks here who are students. there are a lot of folks here who are first time voters, and you know, we are talking to them about some of the different issues that they have come here to vote about. there are lots of concerns about a lot of d...

Young men because this is appalling. i'm glad to see these young guys standing up for themselves. and i would just like to shout out to the adults that are watching our country go down this path -- if you're against racism, it shouldn't matter who the racism is directed at, you should be offended and appalled by this. i certainly am. this is not helping our country. there are people who made incredible sacrifices, for me, for tucker carlson, for the kids on that asu campus. the sacrifices they made were not about us living segregated lives and telling people, no, you don't belong here, you can...

There are people that made incredible sacrifices for me, for tucker carlson, for the kids on that asu campus. and the sacrifices they made weren't about us living segregated lives and telling people no you don't belong here you can't be here because of the color of your skin. this is appalling and we have to stand up against this. pete: yeah. the level of sort of to your point, will, what you were saying the level of indoctrination is stunning. i can't imagine walking into a room where someone has a black lives matter sticker on their computer and they are black and i'm confronting them for wh...

Shell games involving subterfuge, confusion, and separating people from their money. That’s exactly what’s happening right now in the City of Mesa – a massive shell game being used to pay for a new $100 million ASU campus at the expense of public safety. The culprits? Mesa Mayor Giles, city manager Chris Brady and a complicit City Council. A quick history lesson is in order. In 2016, Giles personally led the effort to pass sales tax increase to pay for a downtown ASU campus. Despite the city tying the ASU spending to increasing resources for police and fire services, conservati...