i would have made him tell the story. you know he s told that story before, and he was like oh god, this again. he s gotta be better at the storytelling for a ceo. tom: moving on, high five too controversial. for the past couple of months, students in northampton massachusetts were greeted by local police every friday with the gesture. the program, called high-five it friday, was a way for officers to engage with young people. some parents didn t like it, and now the police department has ended the program. a sling on facebook concerns were shared that some kids might respond negatively to a group of uniform officers at their schoo school. meanwhile, the cat high-five program is still going strong, thankfully.
tom: it helps to slow it down, doesn t it, sonny? katz high-fiving. tom: this police department, were talking about northampton massachusetts. the town is very peaceful, the most pc police in the world, parents are still upset. since when do parents not want their classrooms to be crawling with cops. i have an 18-month-old and when she s in school i want the cop in every classroom giving the stink eye to every kid. and this is so ridiculous and insane, i don t know what to say about it. tom: i want to go to john on this, northampton as you know is a liberal bastion.
tom: everyone is a pc police in northampton. carley, you want to know why you should teach your children to be afraid of the police. you shouldn t, parents of different backgrounds may think differently. in the facebook post, part of the reasoning behind why they afraid to makem was because undocumented children scared. come on. andy: it wasn t just on document to children. people of color and undocumented children. andy: right. why are we teaching people to be afraid of police? andy: i m saying there are people who might have reasons, or believe they have reasons, to teach their children to be afraid of police. they shouldn t and they have no reason. and they should be forced to give them a high five. don t give them a high five,
it is a very pc community. i went to schmidt college, amherst is not necessarily bill: i know there are a lot of knots that live in that area massachusetts paper northampton, i know the community pretty well. if you took a plebiscite, which is a yes or no up and down a hi-fi friday, 80-20. 80-20. they are concerned bill: here is my question. wind of the country allow the crazy people to take over? when did that happen? do you have a date? the crazy people are not running this country. when you can t have police come in and greet the kids with a high-five because somebody might be offended somewhere, no name on it, no kid crying, does not like the cops are grabbing kids. the kid can go around the cop. sorry, officer, okay.
bill: it is possible that the brother was supporting the father and the other brother, it is possible, i guess. so, right now, the two are in custody in tacoma and we will stay on the story. if you get any more about the getting affiliates that is the key to the son. if the son doesn t have a gang affiliation, he is under the daca thing even though he doesn t have a job. all right, we appreciate it. next, on the rundown, george will says he is conservative but is appearing on liberal networks saying the right will soon turn against president trump. lou dobbs has some thoughts on that. then, an outrageous story out of massachusetts, a program of police interact with schoolkids has been stopped, waiting till you hear why. to those reports messages. in our suvs, you feel every mountain we ve ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we ve ever climbed. and now, they ve come together to create something you ve never felt before.