it can be. i meet with delegation with our allies, our partners. i work with counterterrorism issues, i was asked for my opinion on the first eos, including then immigration one. i am your general player in the national security field within the white house. bill: you are the utility player. i am. bill: you play every position in the infield. that s it.ti bill: it s a pleasure to have you on tonight, doc. factor tip today. would you like to meet jesse watters? if so, why? the tip moments away.
and debate and dialogue and academic inquiry. i mca not sure that is correlatd with the notion of safe space, as i ve seen.ti bill: joining us, mary anne marsh and katie pavlich. obviously i side with the college president but i am amazed how chaotic this has become. first, i think we should applaud president cheng for rejecting these students in rejecting their nonsense and saving them from themselves. they will be far more prepared for the real world than they would ve been if she had accepted their safe spaces and put them in different groups on campus so they only heard things they wanted to listen to. this keeps happening because despite what president cheng said about professors at the university saying we don t have the support for a safe space, around the country, it s the professors were organizing this push for safe spaces. they are the ones teaching about
ridiculous to me. it is totally ridiculous. it is totally ridiculous. this boy is obviously not posing any threat. neither is his family.mi but they subjected him to a two-minute patdown. bill: that s the federal government, that is for sure. oh, what do we got there? and the supervisor watched the whole thing to make sure they were going according to procedure. ridiculous. bill: so wrong. so wrong. okay, martha maccallum, check her out at 7:00 p.m. easternme time.er factor tip of the day, another good thing fox news channel has accomplished. the tip moments away. channels accomplished. the tip moments when you have allergies, it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there s powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear.
so on policy and actual boots on the ground, what s going on in the economy, it s great. but he himself gave his communications department a c. i think that contentious relationship between the media and trump communications department and the media need to get fixed before he starts getting a pass on some of these things. bill: all of that may be true and maybe not true.hi but that doesn t explain the personal animus. how do you think that has developed, geraldo? the personal hatred towards trump. you know trump. you don t hate him. i know him. he is a likable guy. you and i have known him for decades. we have known him for decades. he is a very flamboyant personality, just like you and i are, bill. when you are a flamboyant personality and you are succeeding, people tend to stay out of your way. and look at the great track record he has had with his prime time success and then the historic victory at the white house. but he has had some terrible stumbles. yes, jobs are great, and
in four weeks. and what really put this in perspective, to compare this to other countries. t the oecd, developed nations, we rank 14th in household savings. that is how far we have fallen. mexico has a higher savings rate and amount. absolute dollars, as well as rate. over the united states. it is astounding. bill: why is that? why do americans not save? why are we 14th? i think that part of that is, we have gone through an extraordinarily period that we have emerged from. the other part is, we are offshoring our production, plants, factories. we are outsourcing our jobs. bill: it is a matter ofso wages? a matter of lifestyle? it is also partly lifestyle. bill: immediate gratification, running up credit cards? you can talk about consumer behavior, certainly, that is right. it is also bank behavior. when you re talking about 24%it