unanimously stands in support of its president. one week ago her testimony over calls for jewish genocide and anti-semitism on her campus generated fiery outrage. this is the faulkner focus. i m sandra smith is nor harris. claudine gay has faced calls to resign that came after she hedged on whether calls for genocide violate her school s code of conduct of harassment and bullying. fox told the meetings stretched late into the late. the board said our extensive deliberations affirm our confidence that president gay is the right leader to help our community heal and address societal issues we re facing. it notes she apologized. the controversy erupted after she was pressed by new york republican elise stefanik. do you believe that type of hateful speech is contrary to harvard s code of conduct or is it allowed at harvard? it is at odds with the values of harvard. can you not say it s against the code of conduct at harvard? we embrace a commitment to free expression ev
republicans get in. that s a real danger. let me talk about that real fast. candidate that jacob was just talking to said the dccc doesn t have a history of always picking the right candidates. he doesn t have he does have something of a point. arizona, the democratic party backed a governor candidate in georgia and that s not the candidate that won. does that guy have does that candidate have a point that the d krch dccc might not be the one to trust on this? i won t narrow it to the dccc. laughing. i will say this. being anti-establishment, whether it is republican or democrat, is not a bad place to be these days. yeah. michael, why are you laughing? because. i think you hit it right on the head. i think that candidate hit it right on the head, that the establishment types putting
perris, texas, she said, she would sooner have her teeth pulled without anesthesia. national democrats were scared of having her as their nominee. they came in and said, laura moser, unacceptable, this quote would make her totally unelectable in this district. it looks like there was a backlash, it looks like she s going to finish in the top two, and advance to a runoff and have a chance of winning this nomination. which she benefited, was just the idea of democrats saying, washington democrats what are you doing telling us what to do. it looks like she might survive, in this district, this is one of the most competitive in the country. traditionally republican, suburb an, romney carried it easily in 2012, flipped to hillary by a point. the headline from that runoff, the candidate the dccc doesn t want in there is in the runoff, it looks like. so many people saying democrats have to play this
they came in and said, laura moser, unacceptable, this quote would make her totally unelectable in this district. it looks like there was a backlash, it looks like she s going to finish in the top two, and advance to a runoff and have a chance of winning this nomination. what she benefited from was just the idea of democrats saying, washington democrats, what are you doing trying to tell us what to do? it looks like she might survive, in this district, this is one of the most competitive in the country. traditionally republican, suburban, romney carried it easily in 2012 by 21 points, flipped to hillary by a point in 2016, represented by a republican. those are the stabs. the headline from that runoff, the candidate the dccc doesn t want in there is in the runoff, it looks like. so many people saying democrats have to play this right and tread lightly in some of these districts. for the record, you and i both love paris, texas. there you go. i d never say a bad word about it. tha
national democrats were scared of having her as their nominee. they came in and said, laura moser, unacceptable, this quote would make her totally unelectable in this district. it looks like there was a backlash, it looks like she s going to finish in the top two, and advance to a runoff and have a chance of winning this nomination. which she benefited, was just the idea of democrats saying, washington democrats what are you doing telling us what to do. it looks like she might survive, in this district, this is one of the most competitive in the country. traditionally republican, suburb an, romney carried it easily in 2012, flipped to hillary by a point. the headline from that runoff, the candidate the dccc doesn t want in there is in the runoff, it looks like. so many people saying democrats have to play this right and tread lightly in some of these districts. for the record, you and i both