sister. i don t care. you did not pay to go here. you just assaulted me. you don t want to near her. pushed her sister three times. when police arrived the professor told them she thought the protesters were violating school policy. the school said they were not. they are looking to press charges. the district attorney is now reviewing the case, megyn. all right, trace, thank you, joining me now, those two sisters. great to see you both. let me start with you, you go on campus, you don t go to the school but you wanted to make your point, your anti-abortion point clear in a free-speech zone. the professor coming over and what did she do? she grabbed the sign with my friend, sarah, and first she started a group, trying to make the students do it. but they didn t want to. so she had to do it herself. she grabbed the sign and ran off with it. handed it to her students.
waivers, and the rhetoric, the president came in and said essentially i m going to do it with you or without it. so it is a combination of his rhetoric that led to his failure to follow the law that led us to this. the president met with members of the congressional hispanic caucus and told them that he asked the homeland security to do an inventory of d dhs practices. my last question, do you believe the president it s going to do more of this now, that he increasingly has lawmakers running away from him or toward him? it depends on whether we let him get away with it. megyn, it depends on whether we live in a country where the end justifies the means.
deputy knox did the right thing. the vietnam vet is going to survive, megyn. thank goodness for that, thank you. and the wall street journal reporter who broke the news tonight on the plane is back after this break with another update. plus, a group of senators taking action after the white house gave some unions a big gift and stuck taxpayers with the bill. the senate s top republican, mitch mcconnell is here. plus, a woman claiming she was assaulted by a female professor during a pro-life campus event. that 16-year-old is here with her story and her videotape. it is a kelly file exclusive coming up. she is a thief. she is a professor. what? i may be a thief but you r
drop the gun, drop the gun. dramatic south carolina video of a traffic stop gone terribly wrong. a deputy opens fire on a 70-year-old driver after he mistakes the man s cane for a shotgun. trace gallagher has the story. and megyn, let me just set this up as quickly as i can so we can play it quickly. the 70-year-old vietnam vet was driving through south carolina to florida from the daytona500, he gets out of the truck, doesn t acknowledge the deputy and reaches for something in the back of the truck. watch what happens next. hey, sir, sir [ gunfire ] shots fired, shots fired! drop the gun, drop the gun! [ bleep ]. deputy terrence knox fired
what? better guide i may be a thief but you re a terrorist. i may be a thief but you re a terrorist. that was a professor. trace gallagher live in the news room with the details, trace? megyn, it happened at the university of california santa barbara in their free speech zone, the two sisters who are not students there but are members of a pro life group on campus handing out informational material, carrying anti-abortion signs with what some considered graphic images of a fetus. the approach said she is pregnant and the images triggered a negative response. she and another student grabbed the signs and walked into the building. the sisters called police and followed her inside to get their signs back and watch what happened next. don t touch me. hey, don t touch me. and she just pushed my