governors of virginia have been invited to be the commencement speaker at george mason, but there are 6700 signatures from students who don t want him to come because they don t like what he stands for now, part of me, says. college because they re gonna protest that s their job. but he is the governor. maybe they could protest at the polls or they could protest in a different way and not say they don t want to hear what he stands for. you know, it s interesting because on the one hand you feel like it s their commencement speaker . you want to have some voice in that, maybe i mean, if you don t want it, send the note to the administration and they ll make a decision if he comes sit and listen. you can hold a sign or whatever. if you protest too loudly, then you re in the situation of the stanford law. incident with judge kyle duncan of the fifth circuit where the students went really got very loud and chaotic, uh, protesting him and, you know, listen. this is not a first amendment iss
that never sleeps. but if you need a last minute spot i got you covered. good morning, everyone so glad you could join us. joining us now are two lawmakers from different sides of the aisle. people are hyper focused on two issues, inflation and crime. violent crime is up, governor. you can t deny that. i understand that. but let s talk about real answers. even when you disagree with people. if you stand for something, they have great appreciation for that. every reporter in washington wants ever ingredients to
bremmer, the international relations expert, said on twitter. if you re only following people on this site who you agree with, you re doing it wrong. thank you for all of that, because we re certainly in that place. that s the place we ve come to. so do you want to talk about ruby bridges? and you want to talk about on the college campus? listen, how old was she? so the studio so she was six. okay so ruby herself was six and in first grade, and this is about second graders. your student. if your child is six years old, they can find out about ruby bridges. why because she experienced it. she lived it . she survived it. so stop being so fragile. and allow yourself to find out what the history actually was. because there was a little black girl that actually had experience the history in real time where as your children get to do in the safety of the classroom and educate themselves without having grown up to yell at them and spit at them and call them horrific names. that s my feelings
theory. is opposing the idea of explicit books and not allowing biological men to go to the women s restroom. those are his opinions. he got elected. this extreme allowed a group extremist, big malls want to shut him down. and i m begging glenn duncan to appear like every other governor of virginia, steve. steve: i went to college. he went to college. i was in the 70s back in the good old days. when you would actually hear from both sides. and you would be in the quad. you would be at the student union. you would hear a speaker from each side. they would say their piece. they would be applause for each of the speakers. but then you had a great idea of what was going on. instead, they just want blinders on where you can t see what the other side thinks. you just have demonized them. that is the extremist playbook. they want to shut down opposing viewpoints. if you do not agree with them,
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