jesse with a little meltdown after the defeat and doing what equals fans do best. they would have done that whether one or lost. and the police force to intervene with pepper spray. equals fans outraged by a penalty on james bradberry who later admitted that he was in the wrong. i definitely pulled on the jersey. it is what it is. dana: it is also a big night for rihanna performing halftime and first live show in seven years. a singer performing thousand hits all the while pregnant with her second child. the biggest moment came up of the field, the king of late night in his big super bowl ad. gutfeld, new king of late night show, this is great. is this cultural appropriation? hello, america. that is right. what? dana: super good. jesse, you are on all of our minds, i feel. jesse: as i was walking down to the studio today, i m sorry for your loss. and i thought to myself, did someone die? and then i realize she was talking about the eagles. and in a w
and they are so feeble. maybe it s because they are told i keep seeing more and more of these and i wonder if it s because i m looking for them or they are looking for me or they are actually happening more. i don t know. jeanine: harold, the baltimore school has $6,000 more per student in these kids are in a mess. it is shameful. harold: it is. this is happening in a lot of places. the one thing i think governors and politicians and all of the selection the parents are more involved and want to be more involved in the kids education. i hope that parents across the nation will think about the four or five things we have to be teaching in our schools, obviously map and science and life skills and language. critical thinking skills. i don t care what race you are or what books might be unleashing this and activating this peer these are things we have to focus on. i would love her congress and even james comer s oversight
resources to help schools to become more safe. laura: 343 murders in baltimore in 2017. devastating number. horrific violence. some of the toughest gun laws in the country and maryland, we all know that. i don t know if we have some of the toughest, what we do have, according to november or december or january, we are actually trending downward in terms of gun violence in our city. we are very happy about that. laura: let s go through what s happening in the baltimore school system because you are funding 60 buses to go down to the march. it s going to be a big we also have funding that s being provided by the private sector as well as individuals who are donating money so that we can make sure that on a saturday morning when young people want to go to washington, d.c., to have their voices heard that they are able to do that. able to do that safely. laura: s the baltimore school i don t know if you know that but it s not working here. laura: the baltimore school sys
resources to help schools to become more safe. laura: 343 murders in baltimore in 2017. devastating number. horrific violence. some of the toughest gun laws in the country and maryland, we all know that. i don t know if we have some of the toughest, what we do have, according to november or december or january, we are actually trending downward in terms of gun violence in our city. we are very happy about that. laura: let s go through what s happening in the baltimore school system because you are funding 60 buses to go down to the march. it s going to be a big we also have funding that s being provided by the private sector as well as individuals who are donating money so that we can make sure that on a saturday morning when young people want to go to washington, d.c., to have their voices heard that they are able to do that. able to do that safely. laura: s the baltimore school i don t know if you know that but it s not working here. laura: the baltimore school sys