welcome to the wise guys. i m your host and former congressman jason chaffetz, filling in for dr. bill bennett. america has been known as the lands of the free, but is that change? there is a war on americans who dare to express conservative views. we are going to explore the root of this so-called cancel culture censorship, and the havoc it can reek on our republic. join here to skits dave rubin, author of good don t burn this book. leo terrell. author of your rights at the workplace. tammy bruce, independent women s voice publisher. and conrad black. how did we get to this place. cancel culture prevails, people feel intimidated. how did we get to this place? i think there was a gradual escalation. when donald trump got the mom nation and astonished the world by being elected. he did proclaim a new era replacing one that he felt and his followers felt the previous 20 years had been a failure and an abandonment of a large share of the population who didn t feel it was b
six times the amount we experience today despite the 21% rise in population. crime was a symbol of a much larger problem in new york city in the 80s. the city had just barely pulled itself out of recession that almost resulted in its bankruptcy. properties were being abandoned all over the city because the landlords couldn t afford to pay the taxes on the buildings. there were no programs available for young people. the educational system was in disrepair. poverty was rampant. there was fear of crime, violence with no hope of improvement in sight. it eventually spawned into anger. the criminal justice wasn t working. they failed to guarantee the most basic human right, safety. the public and officials felt frustrated by the outcome. the violence in new york city wasn t limited to the streets. there were signs of danger all over the city that still difficult to understand today. it was there in the underground tunnel, a 37-year-old electrical engineer surged from anon
forensic open investigation to toits origin. we have this instead, pathetic, world health organization, wrapping up china stage of their investigation after 4 weeks with half that time spent in quarantine. they asked chinese regime for data, on 140 patients, they did not get it, lab sample, viruses, they were working on, freezer contep, data basis, details that could help confirm or rule out the. that as we have shown you, by far most credible. virus accidentally leaked from the wuhan lab. the w.h.o. did not get that evidence, they did not see it, yet still, they made this outrageous announcement. the finding suggest laboratory indent is unlikely. and to explain up it was very unlikelying and could escape from such a place. steve: that is not true. as we ve shown there have been a number of leaks from such a place. during the sars epidemic two researchers were infected and start app an outbreak. the wuhan lab was inspected and considered a risk for such a leak. worse than
plus, president biden calls out vladimir putin s genocide in ukraine. he had already pegged the russian leader as a war criminal. as the kremlin inflicts yet more carnage on civilians. a live report is straight ahead. good morning. and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, april 13th. i m jonathan lemire. we begin in new york city where a manhunt continues for the person who opened fire in a crowded subway car during rush hour yesterday morning. we want to warn you, some of the images you re about to see are disturbing. just before 8:30 a.m., strap hangers were sent into a state of panic when the attack began on a manhattan-bound n train on the sunset park neighborhood of brooklyn. police say at least ten people were shot and 13 hurt when a suspect set off a pair of smoke canisters and a round. many of those injured collapsed on to the subway platform while others were helped to safety. though that subway station is equipped with security cameras which may help iden
Americans aren t afraid of describing the actions of vladimir putin as extreme and severe, and so, you know, even though it might not necessarily reach legal definitions within the state department, there s a political advantage, i think, the white house has seen, sort of leaning into the president s rhetoric here. as a result, you know, when the president came and clarified his remarks under the wing in iowa last night, he wasn t kind of walking them back, pulling them back, as he did in earlier cases that you mentioned. justin, one last quick one for you. any update on terms of the military funding and equipment that the u.s. hopes to send to ukraine in the coming days? reporter: yeah, so we re expecting another package of around $750 million to be announced in the next couple days by the white house. the specifics of it are still being worked out. the white house wants to keep pushing that military aid to ukraine. all right. certainly, we ve heard from the ukrainians saying th