like this. in the broad brush of hup dignity that comes with work is something we can do for people to broaden opportunities. i m asking you directly, do you think the president s position on this and other positions is hurting the country s moral standing? well, i don t think it s i don t think it does any good to come out and defend this guy with all this accused accusations made even though they were 40 years ago. i wonder if privately on obviously, it may be difficult for republicans to make public statements that contradict the president vehemently and in public. in private on the hill, do you hear deep concern how this race is going and the ez s endorsement and the very the possibility that moore might very well be seated in the senate? i think yao what have see and reported on is pretty accurate. nobody that i ve heard wants to see a person with this background in the united states congress. including me. well, i want to ask you if i can before i let you go, the
trump made the phone call to maesha johnson that he intended to deepen her grief. that was the effect, and that is why congresswoman fredricka wilson, who happened to be there when the phone call was on speaker, spoke out so quickly and so sort of vehemently, almost in shock. so whatever the intent was, and let s assume the intent was absolutely righteous. the intent was the right thing. for some reason that message did not come across in the way it was intended, speaking with a friend of mine who is a gold star person. she lost her closest loved one in iraq. and your former boss, george w. bush, sent a letter. and in retrospect, the letter was fine and appropriate and this and that. but at the moment there was a little phrase in the letter that just hit the wrong way. so maybe there is nothing you
and if it s not good for you, forget about it, we don t want to hear it. tucker: how do you hold together a country identified like this? we need results. we need college administrators. it s largely the public college administrators. presidents of universities who listen to the squeaky wheel, faculty members who, some of them students often follow radical faculty members, and i really do think that universities, particularly public universities berkeley is a state-funded and federally funded public university, it has an obligation. if not a matter of choice. it must defend the first amendment. if ben shapiro is not allowed to speak, the first amendment will have lost a tremendous battle today, and that is by this is a very important event in the history of our rights. tucker: i couldn t agree with that more vehemently, and
and if it s not good for you, forget about it, we don t want to hear it. tucker: how do you hold together a country identified like this? we need results. we need college administrators. it s largely the public college administrators. presidents of universities who listen to the squeaky wheel, faculty members who, some of them students often follow radical faculty members, and i really do think that universities, particularly public universities berkeley is a state-funded and federally funded public university, it has an obligation. if not a matter of choice. it must defend the first amendment. if ben shapiro is not allowed to speak, the first amendment will have lost a tremendous battle today, and that is by this is a very important event in the history of our rights. tucker: i couldn t agree with that more vehemently, and
everybody takes sides. and if it s not good for you, forget about it, we don t want to hear it. y tucker: how do you have a country identified like this? we need adults. we need college administrators. it s largely the public college administrators. presidents of universities who listen to the squeaky wheel, faculty members who, some of them lead this. students often follow radical faculty members, and i really do think that universities, particularly public universities berkeleyd is a state-funded and federally funded public university, it has an obligation. it s not a matter of choice. it must defend the first amendment.. if ben shapiro is not allowed to speak, the first amendment will have lost a tremendous battle today, and that is why this is a very important event in the history of our rights. tucker: i couldn t agree a with that more vehemently, and as i ve said, for the second time, you and i are in the opposite side of a lot of important questions.