how did that happen with mark adults tend to be slightly more supportive of first amendment issues. in this case discrepancy is not as much, as always watch an amount whether students should be able to publish whatever they want to the school newspaper, that s the only where students are more supportive of first amendment rights than teachers are. we can t just subscribe this to a younger generation view, a fairly common held view you start to dig deeper even internationally when you find you asked questions that are about offensive free speech, support dips noticeably. tucker: you don t see this as a crisis? we go to work and we leave our kids in the care of adults who we believe are making them better people, but it turns out that almost half of them don t believe in the first amendment, which is the bedrock of american life, culture, civilization.
i think one thing is that students don t truly appreciate what the first amendment is. and part of the first appointment commitment is the right not to be offended. the other aspectct is that increasingly whether it s through media segmentation, whether it s through social networks, people are self identifying into tribes, they are like minded, and they are not exposed to the opinions of others. i think that s increasing a lotk of tolerance to a viewpoint for art accustomed of encountering. tucker: they are kids. they are judgmental and lacking in wisdom and all the things along with health including good health and optimism. the really striking thing though is that teachers i agree with that. according to your survey and thank you again for doing the survey, almost half of teachers, adults, in charge of our kids agree that 53% agreed that you have the right to exercise their first amendment rights, but 47% said that you don t. how does that happen?
casey hunt who was with donald trump, of course. what do you make of this politics where cruz makes snide comments about trump in a fundraising group and then shows up and says i m not going to repeat that in public. the most important exchange was when i made sure vote voters knew in order to close the internet, you would have to get a troublesome thing called a first amendment to the constitution. and so people need to realize how outlandish the things that he is saying. what they would amount to. he s talking about 3-year-old kids or something. that would go against the geneva convention and really most american sensibilities to kill women and children. and people need to understand that. why do 3 out of 5 republicans say they like his proposal for at least a temporary ban on musliming coming into the country.
trump more aggressively in public as some people are privately saying has happened. thanks, casey hunt who was with donald trump, of course. what do you make of this politics where cruz makes snide comments about trump in a fu fundraising group, then says i m not repeating that in public. the most important exchange was when i made sure that voters knew that in order to close the internet, you would have to get rid of something, this little troublesome thing called the first amendment to the constitution. and so people need to realize how outlandish the things that he is saying, what they would amount to. when he says oh we re going to kill the families of terrorists. he s talking about just i don t know, there are four-year-old kids or something. that would go against the geneva convention and against most american s sensibilities to kill women and children. and people need to understand that. donald trump s what he s proposing why do you think three out of five republicans sa
your father likes that idea. i don t think yet they ve heard everything he has to say or the implications of it. he just says i might want to close that internet thing. but that would contravene the first amendment. you would have to say no more speech on the internet. his propositions are more outstandish. do you actually believe they take him literally? or he says i m going to do something about immigration. i m going to say i ll build a wall but i m going to get serious about enforcing the law. i think as the election gets closer listening but saying come on, i get his point but i don t think he s going to go that far. i think that s a big part of the debate now. his opponents, myself, we need to explain to people that what he s talking about is outlandish. getting rid of the first amendment to the constitution, a pretty big deal.