pledges. the alleged incidents date back to august of last year at delta kappa epsilon at louisiana state university campus. arrest warrants detailing a litany of cruel hazing rituals. pledges claiming they were made to lie on broken glass, then urinated on. others, punched in the face, beaten on their back and face with a silver pipe or kicked in the chest and stomach by a brother wearing steel toe boots. you would think that people would have heeded that warning that bad things can happen when folks are hazed, but apparently, at least by the allegations, they re still ongoing and quite dangerous. reporter: the national fraternity saying it supports all efforts to hold individuals accountable and eradicate hazing. the brothers now facing charges including criminal hazing, battery, and false imprisonment. david, another student s death on this campus in 2017 prompted new laws in louisiana against hazing. meaning the students from this closed frat house, if they re convict
call. where are the phone numbers to call in the posters and the movement to stop this kind of senseless death of young men? jonathan: exactly. the reality is the anti-hazing statutes, some of the publicity in the past, the reality is fraternity s are a thing of the past. you put 50, 60, 70, 18-22-year-old boys in a house congregating together and you don t watch them you simply set them over there and say enjoy your own social status, it is a recipe for disaster. one life lost is too much. martha: absolutely. this young man according to what i learned about earlier in this case, he said to his friends as he was heading out from where they were, i m going to get hazed. he got a call, time to show up at this off-campus house which is a separate building where they were doing the stuff, is that right? he was on call 24/7. collin wiant had just gotten home from a great weekend with his family. he had connected with some of
tomorrow at 7:00a.m. jesse: there it is, there it is, the yellow is the mustard. greg: you re being hazed by the producers. jesse: this is an advertising scheme. now we get the hole dog for work. hot dog for work. stay there, it s fan mail friday. (burke) that s what we call a huge drag. seriously, that s what we call it. officially. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we ve seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum
an east coast boarding school where everybody was like, oh, you re from the gay bay, and it was really difficult to just negotiate being from san francisco. i would lie and say that i was from napa, because i was embarrassed, you know? anthony: really? sean: yeah. i was at like a hockey school in massachusetts, and i was going to get hazed for being from san francisco. anthony: okay, so san francisco for you as a kid was uh sean: i just remember all sorts of factions like there were all these skinheads and skaters, because that was like from the teenager s point of view, but then there were all the old hippies and like the slightly older beatniks, and everything was really cheap. i don t think san francisco had become an expensive rental town until maybe like the last ten years. chef: ok! anthony: i love it, sort of this pan-pacific thing. sean: well they have that like weird kind of tandoori japanese chinese oven. anthony: right.
angle. for all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. you watching the most powerful name in news. fox news channel. laura: it s time now for the seen and unseen segment where we expose what is behind the big cultural stories of the day. the late night talk show hosts for the first time have banned together to roast president trump. for more on what they are doing and why we are joined by the contributor and the will wilder series, raymond arroyo. i saw the triple boxes with conan and the others and i was thoroughly not interested. but apparently everybody else is. this is important. let me tell you how this started. jimmy fallon came out to the hollywood reporter and he backtracked an apologized for having donald trump on. he has been hazed for this. laura: in the campaign. they said it humanized the president and then the president addressed it in south carolina. watch. jimmy fallon.