if i were a fashion person, i respect bernie s for trying to capitalize on people who hate capitalism. greg: we went to find it, it was out this weekend. they claim it s not an entity for jacket. we can t find it, it is no longer at barney s. they refused to acknowledge where this jacket went. dana: they are going to be on ebay later on. i came across a couple articles about how politics was the biggest trend at new york fashion week. i guess barney s is just following what people want. kimberly: 11 people had stuff about troop. dana: they had t-shirts nevertheless, she persisted. for like $300. juan: a lot of women have the nasty woman t-shirt. even if it is self-expression,
from the red eye qats debate center. welcome to tonight s red eye debate. i m greg gutfeld. host of the debate. short suits are going mainstream. these uh bomb nations are being sold by barney s and j. crew. it has an old school and country club vibe. it is sure to win the battle of the best dressed at the summer occasion. yes, if that is look like a stinky chuckle bucket. i don t like. it nobody looks good in cut pants. girls even. it is horrible. gavin, have you worn a kilt. is this different? these suits are not practical with any het hetrosl males. how are they logical for gays? gays are more irrational because they are like courting and peacocking. men are just trying to get to work.
coercion. and it s clearly illegitimate, then it is, in fact, not a legitimate, stable state in that sense. what was interesting for the last few weeks, what happened at barney s. there s not one person who i met, who said, what they did to that kid was right. what happened to that young man outside of barney s is what happens to every young black and brown kid in new york when their stopped and frisked by the police. the same policy, we think you re a burglar, we think you re selling drugs. we think that is wrong. and every other stop and frisk should be wrong too. do you think it s the class element? we purposefully said, i don t really want to do stop and frisk today, in the context of talking about renisha mcbride. but it is that same kind of mind set. and i wonder if the outrage is, these are people who can afford these consumer items, how dare you stop them. certainly, that s part of it. but a $250 belt is an expensive items, but there are many young people who can buy a $2
credit card fraud, debt by the card fraud, identity theft are serious problems that occur frequently. it does cost merchants millions every year. obviously most retailers do have a relationship with the nypd. macy s rather is not commenting and say they re investigating. both stores maintain that none of their store personnel was involved. here s a statement from barney s. we have zero tolerance for any form of discrimination and stand by our long history in support of all human rights. ginger adams oh at this time, thank you for your time. what keeps americans united when there s so much dividing news philip caputo brings us the answer next. isn t it time to tn the page on your cup of joe? gevalia, or a cup of johan, is like losing yourself in a great book. may i read something? yes, please. of course. a rich, never bitter taste cup after cup. net weight 340 grams.
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