because that s anti-racism. not no, it s not rac racism anti-racism. the utah jazz is excluding white children from consideration for their scholarshipenider program do you think this is racist and what will you do to prevent the utah jazz from acting in this racist manner? well, i don t think it s racist. in fact, i think it spo in response to unfortunatelyfo some very difficult and racist injustices that have happened in our community for a long time. okay, so here s this moist little guy sitting alone in his gilded room with a m maskt on telling us it s not racist to exclude people from a scholarship based on their race.. does anyone else in utah believe this ? we d like to meet themmer. there can t be many of them. most people in utah haveha more sense than that . racism is o when you hurt people based on their skin color. right? right. and most people in utah, by the way, still believe in biology.
0 saturday 65%. i m bill hemmer. i m right there. i m marino and this is the fox news. right now america is listening for the fox news with top news stories of newsweek and providing a contrast perspective here anywhere else download the fox news weathertech fox news project dot phasing-in. welcome to tucker carlson tonight when you think of american states that havete fallen right off the ledge intoe the deep end of vacuous lifestyle liberalism and we do think of them from time to time, you probably think of vermont, vermont, a place that banned fracking despite the fact it has f done a single oil or gas well in the state. > or maybe you think of massachusetts where virtuallyee all human pleasure has been banned for decades, if not . nturiesn and of course you think of california, california, a place where one city is now paying people to be transgender. all of these are famously liberal places. so you re not surprised. but utah is not a liberal place . when you think of utah, you im
op-ed from tim scott. in the washington post. you know i thought it was a good op-ed saying look, this is a kind of reason people associate us with some terrible ideas. absolutely. and it was trying to get at the heart of an issue playing through the republican party in part that silence speaks volumes. calling out racism is not hard, it s not difficult. it s the right thing to do and republicans when it s been seen, have been adept at calling out rac racism. rhetoric is easy to call out, but policy is something entirely different. and so what tim scott, it was a good attempt and a laudable attempt, but it completely sidestepped the issue of policy. steve king s policies are in effect. they are not fringe. they are mainstream. he has a place in the oval office. and i think that is the issue we
quote, some in our party wonder why republicans are constantly accused of racism. it s because of our silence when things like this are said. as they slapped him on the wrist, the republican party shutdown is over his idea. building a wall. they call it the king wall of 200 2006. we nood to do a few other things on top of the wall. one to be to put a little wire to prevent people from climbing over the top. we could e liclectrify this. it would be a discouragement for them to be fooling around with it. we do that with livestock all the time. joining me now, assistant prof sor, and christopher, a national reporter for washington post. i thought of the title of your book today as i read of the
soldiers and we don t see it as rates rac racism. one says mighty feinbergine burgers. is that government speech? but what if they had racial slurs or swastikas. one guy from the ncaap said this flag is horrible and ben jones said this flag honors the veterans of the war. so a great first amendment case. these justices have to be very mindful is it setting any kind of resident. we ll be watching. thank you very much. coming up next i really want to share this emotional interview with this woman here determined to run a 10 k after losing more than 200 pounds. and that police officer holding her hand who helped her make it to the end. she got the emotional remembering that moment.