there is no place for it. if somebody on the right was doing it, we would be vocally denouncing it. they need to denounce it on the left. greg: s words will probably not matter as much these days because most victims now are just those with wounded feelings. that s what we care about. we hear a lot about trump s rhetoric as though it s worse than violent deeds. this after four decades of incendiary words and deeds turning from the left. guys like bill ayers, the left-wing bomber who just retired from the university that you pay for. on 9/11, he was quoted the new york times saying i don t regret setting bombs. i feel we didn t do enough. why do we get the sense are more more people 17 years later might agree with them? it is the business of demonization and it seems to be booming. just ask steve scalise. dana: i always like the kicker. the thing is there s never a follow-up if it s dana: it s an isolated
the american people are going to be distracted once again by comments not made by me, but somebody who is associated with it, that i have disowned, i think doesn t give the american people enough credit. a gentleman named william ayers, he was part of the weather underground in the 1970s, they bombed the pint gonegone pentagon, capitol and other buildings. he never apologized and was quoted saying i don t regret setting bombs i feel we didn t do enough. a meeting for your campaign was held and your campaign says you re friendly. can you explain that relationship for the voters and explain to democrats why it won t be a problem? george, but this is an example of what i m talking about. this is a guy who lives in my neighborhood who is a professor of english in chicago who i know
blamed white guilt for murdering in cold blood. maybe there was one remote relative who accepted that apology, but there are still people living today it s not just that particular case. remember, before she was arrested in that case, she was a fugitive involved in the bombing of a townhouse in new york, that still remain unsolved, and she ran from justice. some repentance there. sean: the weather underground s incidents of violence. we ll put it up on the screen. i want to remind everybody, it was the morning of september 11th, 2001, in the new york times, there s bill ayers being quoted as saying, i m paraphrasing, i don t regret setting bombs, i wish i had done more. stomping on the american flag, literally. sean: i m shocked, juan. i mean, this is the best our ivy
blamed white guilt for murdering in cold blood. maybe there was one remote relative who accepted that apology, but there are still people living today it s not just that particular case. remember, before she was arrested in that case, she was a fugitive involved in the bombing of a townhouse in new york, that still remain unsolved, and she ran from justice. some repentance there. sean: the weather underground s incidents of violence. we ll put it up on the screen. i want to remind everybody, it was the morning of september 11th, 2001, in the new york times, there s bill ayers being quoted as saying, i m paraphrasing, i don t regret setting bombs, i wish i had done more. stomping on the american flag, literally. sean: i m shocked, juan. i mean, this is the best our ivy
the next debate for the democrats. bill ayers should do it. as a matter of fact, you can buy dinner with bill ayers. they are auctioning it off. i would watch that. bill ayers is gut less and spine less to come on this program. have you asked him? sure. he s a terrific education policymaker. terrific on unre penitent terrorists. you are really defending bill ayers? not bad for a guy who you mean, he espoused violence against americans. are you kidding? he s unrepent tent about being part of a terrorist group. he s a terrorist. he never committed any acts of violence. excuse me, i don t regret setting bombs, bill ayers. it s a criminal act to set off bombs but he never committed an illegal act?