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need help, thank you for whatever you doing behind the scenes to get some of these innocent people back. and you imagine what september 1 is going to look like the day after the deadline. tropical storm ida gaining strength toward the united states. >> is expected to turn into a hurricane it can make landfall as a category 3 either late sunday or monday that could be a problem for new orleans. >> it looks like the computer models are showing the store moving west of new orleans which could be a worst-case scenario for them, we have to watches very carefully, it's going to move over cuba but then it will get into octane fuel of the gulf of mexico the current is going to potentially strengthen the storm into a category 3 hurricane in the matter of 24 hours that's a big deal in as it makes landfall a strengthening storm is also not good so you will see the potential for
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>> let her go. let her go. >> tucker: a couple of cops were injured, by the way, by those people in masks. he is a professor at california state university, he joins us tonight. so you have seen a pretty notable surge in violence from the left in the past year. is it organic? or is there a point to it? >> i think they function in a void, the democratic party and the progressive movement right now doesn't have an agenda, they can't really run on more open borders or more gas and oil production, or 1.6% gdp growth, and then that void, we have a antifa street to thuggery that is part of the party, and they are sort of a robespierre, and
with diapers and baby formula, they are stealing tennis shoes. >> tucker: yeah, and they all seem to be wearing shoes. what are they facing at this point? >> well, burglary, if you carry this, it can carry different weights. this in this declared emergency comes with more significant penalties. but it also depends on the folks. >> tucker: there is an extra penalty for taking advantage of a catastrophe to steal? >> absolutely there is. >> tucker: good, there ought to be. thank you for enforcing the law. lots of places aren't, as you know. it chief, thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, for more on these looting's and how police can stop it, we are joined by dan, thanks for coming on. i am fascinated not by the looting. i saw it firsthand, after katrina. it always happens. but i am fascinated by the excuses for its that you are hearing from the left and many in the news media who won't
>> tucker: is so, brace yourselves, we have some scary news, ben shapiro is scheduled to speak this week at the university of california -- berkeley, based on that reaction, you would think that he is the third hurricane it. they it brace him. they are doing this to the max. category five hurricane about to strike berkeley, evacuate her's, seek a shelter now. they have already announced free counseling services for traumatized students. can you imagine going to those? leave your self-respect at the door. he is a very sensible person, she joins us tonight. robbie george, the princeton professor said yesterday, i think i am quoting. "i would sooner shut down a
40% of all of our searches is the biggest category and search is locally intense, so people are looking for mainstreamed businesses, and so they have these businesses where there is 90% of durable market share, they take up the whole screen, and people basically go into that experience thinking that's that is the best stuff out there, but it is a lie. i wish i had time to guess your answer to the question why aren't regulators doing something about this, but i hope you will come back. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: after the break it, the latest on irma and the devastation left behind, and then it is 9/11, what does that mean? we will be right back. when you have allergies,
to the reputation of the university with this kind of lunacy? >> it is serious, there are already notable laureates, pioneers of the free speech movement, parents have got to be looking at it, the out-of-state tuition at berkeley is $66,000, so if you are looking at that, that sort of snowflake type gravitating towards berkeley, you know the puppies and the group hugs, and the counseling, the trust falls, and all of this crazy stuff, it doesn't really equip the students to deal with the real world. yes, different ideas, clashes, people like ben shapiro will appear in your workplace, and you will have to deal with it. they are not doing students any favors here. >> tucker: ben shapiro is not inherently scary, as far as i can tell. so do you think it -- there is a scary element to this, and that is the reaction from the left to people who disappear with him. we have seen a loss of -- you
>> let her go. let her go. >> tucker: a couple of cops were injured, by the way, by those people in masks. he is a professor at california state university, he joins us tonight. so you have seen a pretty notable surge in violence from the left in the past year. is it organic? or is there a point to it? >> i think they function in a void, the democratic party and the progressive movement right now doesn't have an agenda, they can't really run on more open borders or more gas and oil production, or 1.6% gdp growth, and then that void, we have a antifa street to thuggery that is part of the party, and they are sort of a robespierre, and
any people awake, it is also not a racist to note that rich people, liberals, by the way -- >> tucker: of the richer you are, the more liberal you are. there are some, but i am just saying overall -- they have a disproportionate amount of power. never has this power been concentrated like it is now. so it trump ran against all this. it didn't deal with race at all. and all of a sudden, it is white nationalist? >> i agree with you, democrats need a more economic message. >> tucker: you think? by the way, i don't think that you should be allowed it to dismiss people on the basis of their race. >> nor do i. a >> tucker: stop right there, if i was doing the interview, i would say wait, wait, what did you just say? >> she did not dismiss people by their race. >> tucker: yes she did.