travis scott. the warriors have gotten their keyboards don t. 84,000 signatures. 106.6 million people watched the halftime show. do you think maroon 5 should back out? greg: i can t believe i have to defend maroon 5 but i m going to do it. why is this a story? 84,000 people signed them a petition. .025% of the population. somehow it s perceived as relevant by the media that a small vocal audience can make people cower. this is a prime example of what s wrong with our country. we are allowing the media to interpret the smallest, most militant boys and then make cower to the twitter mobs. they cower to boycotts under the mistaken assumption it s going to matter. i want maroon 5, as much as i
prevalent on the academic circuit today, the idea of intersection ld. which is the description of the ruthlessly competitive totem pole of victimhood, and we are talking about oh white, and alleged wage victim here, female, but now, the whiteness card is being played broadly, yet she was a white victim. it doesn t make sense, but it turns out the only thing we know, he s a white male. that s all you need to know. he is the worst of the worst, he is the vilest of all creatures. tucker: so i have been watchinges carefully, trying to figure out what the message is, and i agree what to mike with heather. it is incoherent. but it is intimidating. when you start throwing these termss are on, people cower. what is the right response for regional people of all races when faced with an argument like this, which doesn t make sense but has emotional resonance ande is scary? what do you say? i think you have to point out
circuit today. the idea of the intersectionality. the description of a routlessly competitive totem pole of victimhood. we are talking about a white, alleged white victim here. female. but now the whiteness card being played broadly. yet, she was a white victim. it doesn t make sense. tucker: it doesn t make any sense. the only thing we know, he sea white male. that is all you he is a white male and all you need to know. worst of the worst. vile of all creatures. tucker: i have been watching to figure out what the message is. i agree it s incoherent. but it is intimidating to people. if you throw terms like white supremacy around, people cower. what is the right response for reasonable people of all races faced with an argument like this that doesn t make sense but has emotional resonance and is scary? what do you say?
giuliani who has got a very thick skin, thanks to his years dealing with new york media, the new york tabloids especially, and somebody who speaks fluent trumpian. and he does both. and so he s gotten a lot of taken a lot of hits for not being the most traditional lawyer and the most traditional representative of the president when it comes to the legal strategy but giuliani is so much more than that. and he is somebody who is trying to represent the president in the court of public opinion and is not afraid to say things that get him in trouble and things that would make other people cower, but for him, he doesn t really care. and at the end of the day, he and the president are kindred spirits. they re both geminis from new york city who are in their early 70s and rudy giuliani is more than happy to be back in the game and take on this mission.
problem is that trump has not been able to demonstrate thus far that he can protect you, either. we start at the beginning, look at all the different people that he s fired. even if i am a trump loyalist. even if i think that russia is absolutely flimsy nonsense and createddy bsh hence the pardon talk. he s got to be able to provide some more support for the people who are willing to take bullets for him and right now he s not that good a shield. his entire life, he s a 72-year-old man, the way he s actually gotten things done is by stomping his foot, kicking down, making people cower, because he s the chief executive, he s the sole proprietor of essentially a family-owned business and you work for him, so you do what he says. then he comes to washington and he tries doing that to mark meadows. he tries doing that to paul ryan, tries doing that to mitch mcconnell. well, hello, mr. trump, there are people here in washington who have equally as big egos and they don t work for yo