as well as pet deposit and is a erogenous lease, the house is not for rent. more than a month homeowners tried to confront the squatters. during one of their encounters, patty was violently shoved out of her own home finally after weeks of frustration and more than $5000 in attorney fees, this week the court ordered the squatters out but the victory quickly came to an end when they reenter the property. be careful where you walk. there are broken eggs and egg shells, a lot of dog feces. we don t think so, we think are you serious? that they were not trying to get in, they just wanted to destroy they wanted to destroy the house. a beautiful remodel. we were part of it, one we knew would sell. beautiful flooring and they took literally a sledgehammer to it. they did. this is the worst room.
dealing with a current president of the united states, what does that do to the atmosphere when you are in a d.a. s office, does it electric charge it? does it make everybody walk on egg shells what is that like? not at the manhattan d.a. s office it s used to it s manhattan, everything happens in manhattan, whether it s a celebrity that gets into an argument with somebody and it leads to a fight or i can t even tell you the number of very high profile people that the manhattan d.a. s office has investigated and never brought charges against that you wouldn t know about because there was no crime, and so they re used to being in the big leagues, and donald trump is frankly, he s just a man from queens who is from new york, and, yeah, he was president, and of course that has certain considerations with it, but it certainly considerations in what realm?
for teachers to put hands on students. and since every student is packing a cell phone police video take it out of context and go viral. walking on egg shells they won t want to star in a fight video. teachers have had it and they are walking out. i m going to go. i don t care if i don t get paid today. ain t no way yeah, do whatever you want to do. i don t care. going to do it anyway. whoa, whoa. i m walking. i m walking right out the door. i won t ever be back. jesse: we don t know what forced that poor woman to call it quits. you know it s bad. she seemed really shaken up. she is not alone. an actual movement happening right now between the pay and the disrespect and the violence.
to lose my job. but it was enough, this rise of liberalism was enough the profession wasn t what i imagined and what my father worked in for over three decades. bill: the classroom has changed and everybody is walking on egg shells. how do the students feel? can you speak for them or is that too broad? well, i can speak for some of the students that are in my department. the department of geological sciences. they came to me and we had a group of students that were called unlearning racism and geo science. it was a group led by eight students. seven that were caucasian and one a minority students. i talked to some of the other minority students and asked them why they weren t joining this group. they told me straight to my face this isn t something they need. they don t want somebody telling them what is going to be better for them or protecting them from something. they are capable of doing this themselves.
telling prime time how it all went down. the core issue is these college campuses, we know they become radical and are no longer places of free speech, but a speaker on an american college campus, if you want to come and talk about free speech and american values, it should not be a danger to fellow students or to the speaker. over 100 police officers were there last night. that mob was there to try to do violence. jesse: the war on free speech is having a chilling effect on education. listen to what this former professor had to say about it. it doesn t really matter if you are in the tribe or not come if you say something wrong, that is enough to get you essentially ostracized and kicked out. i think everybody walks on egg shells and we are literally moving away from the foundations of academia. jesse: did this happen when you were in college? dana: i was trying to think about that today. that professor, he will be on america s newsroom tomorrow, he is a science teacher.