people out of the society. not in the interests of a vast majority of society. we don t have representative ry the state. we don t. tucker: last question. do you teach students? i do. tucker: and do you teach them that the first amendment does not apply to people they disagree with? i teach them to think critically, and that is why i am very open about my antifascism and anarchism. tucker: so from somebody comes out and says i encourage them to research and explore and hold them to the same standards i would hold any other student. tucker: i bet. i do. i had an alt-right supporter in my class last semester. i worked with him on his papers. i got him better excitation, and he wrote a paper that was a a paper. i m not discriminate against my students. tucker: you d think the people that disagree with you should be beaten up.
the cops are working for the very people not in the interest of a vast majority of societyy. we don t have representation by the state. we don t. tucker: last question. do you teach students? i do. tucker: huh, and do you teach them that the first amendment does not apply to people they disagree with? ime teach them to think critically, and that is why i am very open about my antifascism and anarchism. tucker: so if somebodych comes out and says i am a trump voter and against affirmative action. i encourage them to research and explore and hold them to the same standards i would hold any other student. tucker: i bet. ian do. i had an alt-right supporternt n my class last semester. i worked with him on his papers. he started off bad at citation. i got him better at citation, and he wrote a paper that was a a great paper. i m not discriminating against my students. tucker: you think the people that disagree with you should be beaten up. all right, congressman oh,
doesn t view some groups as sub human. i have problems with anarchism, but it s not an ideology of hate in the same way. that said, i do think antifa which stands for antifascist, has displayed a pattern of violence and trying to prevent people from having the right to protest. again, not murder, but violence which should be troubling. it s not the same scale in any way of neo-nazis and white supremacists. that doesn t mean it s not a problem in its own right. it seems the president is taking a little bit of truth and exaggerating it for his own effect. that means, do you have anarchists which go too far inside antifa? yes. do you have the same kind of criminal element that finds its way inside other groups? i don t like ascribing kkk to the right. when i think the right, i think conservatives, gop, i don t think hate groups. but it s true, you have criminal
anarchism and activists. activists want to make the system work for everybody. there s a difference in the conservative and those that are a confederate. conservatives say my view of government. confederates say i want you to shut up do what i say no question. i think that you and i have had sat on both sides of this. wait a minute let s have a mature adult conversation. this is the thing that bill clinton always understood there s always a vote tomorrow. i may even vote to impeach you today but tomorrow we re going to be fighting together for long term health care and the next day. and that s the thing that too many of they people like you said, willie, they are on opposite sides. they don t realize that tomorrow there s another fight. and you want as many people on your side as possible in that fight and i think this is a really, i think this is actually a unifying case that will, i think make a difference in the
with where we see this worldwide assassination attempt, that even theodore roosevelt said that the new scourge of the earth is anarchism and that it has to have a war on anarchy, and we have to, as nations, come together. so he s trying to redefine that in here. i do not think that he has the case. i think that this is a recurrent theme, all the way back to the early republic with the sedition acts, and if you speak out against the government, immediately the state itself will coalesce around itself to support it. and i don t want to miss that, because i know, you know, it s easy to get caught in the weeds of any particular historic moment and to get, you know, to talk specifically or exclusively about edward snowden, but marcus, i do want to push this a little bit. because this idea that all the way back, that what states do, states with a capital s, do is they protect their monopoly on the legitimate use of violence, force, and coercion. so if you are either suggesting that their