he feels slighted about a joke which most people, and by the way if that s a standard he should go to saturday night live and really go crazy over there. [laughs] he doesn t have the right and the public shouldn t have to be subjected to that. i want my little kid seeing that kind of thing, it limits to else. you tag what criminal privilege you talk about celebrity privilege, that guy has it. he walked out of the oscars he could been taken out in cuffs that was a crime what he did, it s on tape, it doesn t matter if chris rock doesn t want to file charges if the people of the state of california versus will smith and hollywood though they don t have to follow the rules, if you re on the right and you say something they don t like than respond with violence. i think by the way the follow up on you said, i think the guys an emotional wreck, he goes to fighting to crying, what is
don t count your money in public and check your surroundings. don t wear jewelry or drive home in a nice car. it is really a shame that s what we ve been relegated to. trace: i want to get your take on the big story will smith hitting chris rock at the oscars last night. i ask because listen, if a fan had gotten out of his seat and smacked chris rock in the face he would have been arrested on the spot and taken to jail. absolutely. trace: will smith was not. he sat back down. chris rock is not pursuing charges but he could have been in legal trouble for this. celebrity privilege. i hope the two men work it out. no one wants to see anybody go to jail. i m sure they re friend. i m married to one of the most wonderful women and i feel if i wasn t a cop they should have handled that backstage and what happened was a crime and should never have happened. trace: it is interesting to me where you have this
presentation, the way they defend themselves. they re going to expect a polished presentation, which cuts against you. if they believe you are constructing a narrative in a case defined by the construction of a false narrative, it can weigh against you. it was a big calculated strategy, and now we so a miscalculation, of course, by the defense team to call him to the stand. remember, they had initially dismissed these charge. he had forfelted a bail. done community service, and no, we don t agree into this notion of somebody versus a case dismissed. it was viewed as celebrity privilege going on, going awry. here,responded to all of these factors. if the prosecution is able to meet this burden, and they did in five out of six, the jury has spoken and the judge must abide by that in his or her presentation of the sentence.
first, it s fair to say that it is officially tim tebow siding with the jacksonville jaguars, guess what? the nfl shop saw surgeon orders, they are the top five selling items on the nfl shop. who was surprised by this? 2009 bought a brett favre viking jersey before they were publicly available. i love hysteria swirling around a new shiny object and ultimately, if you re a sports franchise, you are about selling swag and ultimately, tim tebow is a draw for so many people who love him for all the right reasons. someone who does it the right way, who works hard, tries to follow his dreams. there will be haters across the board that maybe he will make it and maybe he won t. puts his face out front, absolutely. he is benefiting from privilege but it is celebrity privilege
are onto this game. facebook now where they monitor hate, that sounds good unto you realize hate means some of the people they have shunned. there i am! laura: it s people who believe in border enforcement people who believe in national :sovereignty. people who believe in blackli america. laura: candace, i think this iss going to be a moment fr us to stand up to these censors. they are the new censors. it will backfire. laura: and i get to meetll your fiance. two topics with dr. drew is next. a rare typhoid fever in l.a. takes on latest case of celebrity privilege. this one at a six-figure rehab facility next. most of us don t know how much data we use.