he goes to college campuses and gets great big crowds. he was invited by yaf to appear at the minnesota of minnesota. the university said you know what? we have had such big protests at different places like berkeley where security was $600,000, we don t think we can accommodate him on the main campus. let s move him six or seven miles away over in saint paul. ainsley: hundred poem were able to fit in there standing room only. thousands of people at least in the articles i read that wanted to attend and they couldn t because they moved it to smaller locations for safety pursuances. brian: we always tell you how dangerous is he. you don t believe us. here is an example of how dangerous ben shapiro is. in a free country, wealth and the capacity to gain it is largely co contingent on the decisions that you make. it doesn t just fall upon you. most of wealth in the united states is not inherited. most wealth in the united states is created over the course of lifetime who
iraq. her mother says she have no idea what they were getting into. she s russian born in ukraine. her husband is from key yaf, a conference in islam and they ended up in telefar where he was assigned with a russian speaking unit. her husband s claimed he s turned away from isis and its twisted beliefs, by behind bars they both say the same thing. he was once a kid that just loved history and geography. he still has the demeanor of a child, one who regrets his actions and very desperately want to be a part of a world that accepts him. the central leaders say it s the isis ideology that is the most dangerous. it s gripped on a person s sigh
according to them they are innocent. what about when an antiffa member stabbed police horse in the neck with a knife. was the horse racist, trump supporter? yes. abby: wow, we have dan bongino here to react to all of that. clayton: racist horses the. think you know everything about the huntsman family? abby s grandfather four time cancer survivor. he made it his mission to find ciewmplet abby is going to find the incredible way is he changing and saving lives. yaf wait to see that story. abby: got your tie on, clayton. clayton: he can borrow it any time that he wants had a little help from my friends otezla is not an injection or a cream. it s a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin
capability to grow rapidly. in the last four yaf nears i ve shown better judgment and better understanding of these issues quite frankly and all due respect than anyone else running for president. your reaction? he hasn t made any decisions. it s all well and good to be sitting on capitol hill, to be giving opinions, because there s no consequence to those opinions, ever. when you re up there. when you re the executive, there s consequences to every zins zigs you make. you re held accountable for every decision you make. and you have to make those decisions in light of that and not flinch from them. you don t need to run when the weather gets hot, on capitol hill or at the white house in a foreign capital, you can t go running. you got to stick and you got to stick by the decisions you ve made. you were the head of the rga and going into this race, it was the presumed thought that governors were going to run the roost. they were going to be the best-positioned to be the nominee.
also like to have a good time. so we ll mix it up a little bit in the campaign. with me is jim beamer. i want to ask you, as you know new hampshire politics pretty well, better than anyone possibly, tell us a little bit and give us an insight on what s happening with hillary clinton there. you talk about the early lead this summer. now it seems that it s flipped and then you have her on the today show this morning saying, yaf, especially when you have somebody from a next door neighbor state running against you. we ve seen that time and time again in new hampshire when we ve had neighbors from vermont and massachusetts running and doing very well here. the one thing i think the hillary clinton campaign has