mtsz m need to get on the ballot. they voted for their new leader, nobody reached the tlesh hold of 100 early in the first round of voting. it wasn t until the second round that ritchie sunac reached that threshold and several rounds later lis truz joined with 100 mps. over the weekend it is very likely we will see some horsz trading behind the scenes. we will see a lot of people gauging whether they can even declare their support in the first place. perhaps the is contenders won t declare themselves in the race until they reach the 100 mps of support. all of this seems pretty shocking considering just how short a time liz truss was in office. in the peculiar time she was in office. gone in just 44 days. they were talking about the life of the lettuce. this is another one comparing liz truss s time in office to the life of a head of lettuce. again, a lot of talk about boris johnson getting into the race. will boris bounce back? bojo, i ll be back. of course plenty of people
they should have seen it. anti-israel protesting on campuses across america are not so peaceful after all. explosion of violence and destruction after days of building tension and encampments blew its top. police sweeping in to restore order but many agitators, protestors, students and whoever is there as a big old crowd has vowed they are coming back. so some questions now. how exactly we got here. and to whom do we hold acceptable and how? what about accountability? i can tell you none of it is acceptable. let s find out who is paying for it. i m harris faulkner. you are in the faulkner focus. a look at the chaos, just last night. the university of california los angeles, let s start there. [shouting] harris: protest groups are fighting among themselves. people can get killed like this. we all know that. the adults in the room that the left is talking about. they aren t out there. that s for certain. so as that was going on fireworks ignited people wielding sticks unive
good morning. bill: been a day already, hasn t it? i m bill hemmer. good morning at home. night of rage from coast to coast continues in some parts at this hour. police in riot gear responding to chaos at colleges in various parts of the country. you are looking at the university of wisconsin in madison right now. new york city s mayor holding a news conference blaming the outside agitators for driving the violent occupation at places like columbia university and also thanking his police officers who entered the campus and arrested hundreds of protestors inside. he said job well done. there was a movement to radicalize young people and i m not going to wait until it is done and all of a sudden acknowledge the existence of it. this is a global problem that young people are being influenced by those who are professionals at radicalizing our children. i m not going to allow that to happen as the mayor of the city of new york. bill: let s get to it all. brand-new hour begin