death of europe. and you write, doug, that europe is committing suicide. is this an example of it? i m afraid i think it s just the latest chapter in what s going to be a very long and very bloody story. just also today it s worth just noting that there were two attacks in france. one a knife wielding attack on a soldier in paris and the other a hammer wielding attack shouting aloe akbar who attacked two women on the street. we are getting sort of used to this in europe. but whether or not it s something we ought to welcome used to is another question. brian: of course you shouldn t get used to it in fact, that s exactly what they want. you say this is not going to be a massive revolution of invading army. it s going to be a slow takeover of europe. if you get used to the knife attacks and subway explosions, that s exactly what they want. you are looking mostly at a second generation of immigrants. that s right.
brian: started with eddie murphy and that s how we end. cnn isn t the only cable channel where hosts are getting overtly political. remember we have been talking about this all week espn s jemele hill, she remains at the network this hour despite a twitter tirade in which she labeled president trump and his supporters as white supremacists. and yet she was not even suspended and, in fact, this is what the espn said tweeting this: espn is paying a really big price for its politics and bad programming. this is actually donald trump. people are dumping it in record numbers. which is true, and they are firing people or laying them off because of that. apologize for the untruth, he says. now, doug at ler is a former espn commentator. he is suing the networks after they fired him for using a term called guerrilla meaning guerrilla warfare not animal in a zoo aggressive way screen miss williams was winning her match at the australian open. doug adler, you have been on the other side of this
so don t let it get to who you are. and keep fighting back. and coming on shows like this. brian, a pleasure to meet you. i think you do a wonderful job and thank you for the opportunity to present my side. brian: all right. doug, still fighting. meanwhile and by the way we are all one mistake from being in his same spot. it feels like a century ago but sean spicer has only been gone from the trump white house for a couple of months. in fact, he was working after we thought he left. coming up, sean spicer will join us for his first prime time news interviews since leaving the administration. plus, protests heating up at this hour in st. louis after a cop was acquitted of the death of a 24-year-old black man. dana loesch will be here to weigh in. dell small business advisor for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs and i get back to business.
there. brian: started with eddie murphy and that s how we end. cnn isn t the only cable channel where hosts are getting overtly political. remember we have been talking about this all week espn s jemele hill, she remains at the network this hour despite a twitter tirade in which she labeled president trump and his supporters as white supremacists. and yet she was not even suspended and, in fact, this is what the espn said tweeting this: espn is paying a really big price for its politics and bad programming. this is actually donald trump. people are dumping it in record numbers. which is true, and they are firing people or laying them off because of that. apologize for the untruth, he says. now, doug at ler is a former espn commentator. he is suing the networks after they fired him for using a term called guerrilla meaning guerrilla warfare not animal in a zoo aggressive way screen miss williams was winning her match at the australian open. doug adler, you have been on the other side
you are. and keep fighting back. and coming on shows like this. brian, a pleasure to meet you. i think you do a wonderful job and thank you for the opportunity to present my side. brian: all right. doug, still fighting. meanwhile and by the way we are all one mistake from being in his same spot. it feels like a century ago but sean spicer has only been gone from the trump white house for a couple of months. in fact, he was working after we thought he left. coming up, sean spicer will join us for his first prime time news interviews since leaving the administration. plus, protests heating up at this hour in st. louis after a cop was acquitted of the death of a 24-year-old black man. dana loesch will be here to weigh in.