From ringing out across this country no matter what you believe, you should have a right to say it and be respectful when you do it. Sean thank goodness our audience has been so good to us and loyal to us and loyal to us in support of a loss when they come after us the way they do. So we are very thankful to all of you out there. Three do you bet. Gratitude extraordinaire. Thank you so much, sean. Great show tonight. Sean have a great show. Laura im laura ingraham. This is the ingraham angle. From washington, democrats claiming they represent the youth vote. But julio is exactly out there fighting for the youth freedom . My angle will explain in a moment. Plus why is nyu hiring radical partisan commentators to teach journalism . And also tonight, 2020 democrats abandoning israel after pressure from the far left progressives. Governor Mike Huckabee is here on the parts continuing struggle. New zealands ban on semiautomatic weapons in the wake of that horrible mosque attack has protocols
but you might not know that a group called the independent socialist globe also played a key role in organizing the free-speech movement. it s funny isn t it that all these decades later with more democrats slouching toward socia conservative republican like donald trump to remind us what it was all about. freedom. and that s the angle. all right, joining me now to rock n roll on this topic, to people who were at president trump s executive order signing today. harmeet dhillon, rnc national committee woman from california. and bernadette daisy, correspond for campus reform.com and a student at california state university. her meet, practically speaking, how will this proceed? every agency and department will have a role, how will it work? the agencies mentioned in the executive order, each is
supposed to make regulations as to how this post implemented. the big idea is that if university does not adhere to the free-speech principles that is promised if it s a private institution or the first amendment requirements if it s a public institution, the funding will be reviewed and potentially pulled in for some of these institutions, were talking about hundreds of millions, and a couple cases over a billion dollars in federal funding one of these 12 agencies so it could be huge. this is a stick if you will to make sure that they comply with the promises of their obligations under the constitution. it s being mocked by the left because they say the school should have to do this anyway. they aren t doing it, which is the point. there was a most hundred students in the room today who each had their individual story. it s about time. these are our taxpayer dollars and if the schools want the federal dollars, they have to comply with the federal law. laura: i think this is such a g
posters? laura: i love this. it s that kind of thing we would ve done all these years ago. the reason the videos are there are because students are getting punched. students are getting assaulted. i as a lawyer for a lot of these students have said you need to start documenting this because you can expect this type of violence and harassment on a lot of these campuses today. bernadette had a lawyer. my clients and had a lawyer but this is going on at community college, every level and not everybody has a lawyer. so is william barr in the president trump turns a table and puts the burden on the schools, not on the students to go to court and enforce the law laws. groups on campus have been instrumental in making sure it happens. i m really excited to see that now are going to have who in the universities are going to defend them not adhering to the first amendment? laura: let s look at some of the federal funding some of the biggest schools get. johns hopkins gets about