Heather Mac Donald

I think one of the things that was most fascinating is he didn't seem very combative in this interview. But he didn't want to fight with you. And I thought he looked very relaxed and confident.

I think one of the things that was most fascinating is he didn't seem very combative in this interview. But he didn't want to fight with you. And I thought he looked very relaxed and confident.

I think one of the things that was most fascinating is he didn't seem very combative in this interview. But he didn't want to fight with you. And I thought he looked very relaxed and confident.

wow, we have a real problem in this country. The left has a real problem. I found it, in a sense, frustrating to hear you initially, Megan, rebutting the claim that this was somehow a justified act, because it seemed like it's tragic that we have to concede that much to even engage with these people. It should be so patently obvious that you're not allowed to kill

wow, we have a real problem in this country. The left has a real problem. I found it, in a sense, frustrating to hear you initially, Megan, rebutting the claim that this was somehow a justified act, because it seemed like it's tragic that we have to concede that much to even engage with these people. It should be so patently obvious that you're not allowed to kill

wow, we have a real problem in this country. The left has a real problem. I found it, in a sense, frustrating to hear you initially, Megan, rebutting the claim that this was somehow a justified act, because it seemed like it's tragic that we have to concede that much to even engage with these people. It should be so patently obvious that you're not allowed to kill

because you disagree with somebody politically. And to even engage in that argument is to concede too much, but obviously we need to. Let's recall, these are the same group of intersectional allies that also celebrated the Hamas attacks. There's something that has gone fundamentally wrong

because you disagree with somebody politically. And to even engage in that argument is to concede too much, but obviously we need to. Let's recall, these are the same group of intersectional allies that also celebrated the Hamas attacks. There's something that has gone fundamentally wrong

because you disagree with somebody politically. And to even engage in that argument is to concede too much, but obviously we need to. Let's recall, these are the same group of intersectional allies that also celebrated the Hamas attacks. There's something that has gone fundamentally wrong

with the left's understanding about some basic moral truths, which is you don't get to narcissistically kill some figurehead because you'd feel like you're in pain after back surgery, and you don't get to kill on the basis of political beliefs. But we also have assassinations on Trump. This is being a poison that's being bred

with the left's understanding about some basic moral truths, which is you don't get to narcissistically kill some figurehead because you'd feel like you're in pain after back surgery, and you don't get to kill on the basis of political beliefs. But we also have assassinations on Trump. This is being a poison that's being bred

with the left's understanding about some basic moral truths, which is you don't get to narcissistically kill some figurehead because you'd feel like you're in pain after back surgery, and you don't get to kill on the basis of political beliefs. But we also have assassinations on Trump. This is being a poison that's being bred

In the universities, which proceeds with a Manichean worldview about the evil of anything associated with capitalism, with anything associated with Western civilization, and that glorifies alleged victims, alleged marginalized people. And clearly is very closely positioned to the next step, which is that it's okay to kill. Lawrence is basically a mainstream media figure.

In the universities, which proceeds with a Manichean worldview about the evil of anything associated with capitalism, with anything associated with Western civilization, and that glorifies alleged victims, alleged marginalized people. And clearly is very closely positioned to the next step, which is that it's okay to kill. Lawrence is basically a mainstream media figure.

In the universities, which proceeds with a Manichean worldview about the evil of anything associated with capitalism, with anything associated with Western civilization, and that glorifies alleged victims, alleged marginalized people. And clearly is very closely positioned to the next step, which is that it's okay to kill. Lawrence is basically a mainstream media figure.

He works for the bulwark. I have to feel sometimes that the anarchism of the early 20th century, that we're past that, that that kind of solipsistic embrace of evil and of the notion that you have a right to go around killing people that you disagree with, we're certainly never going to return to that degree of of contagious insanity.

He works for the bulwark. I have to feel sometimes that the anarchism of the early 20th century, that we're past that, that that kind of solipsistic embrace of evil and of the notion that you have a right to go around killing people that you disagree with, we're certainly never going to return to that degree of of contagious insanity.

He works for the bulwark. I have to feel sometimes that the anarchism of the early 20th century, that we're past that, that that kind of solipsistic embrace of evil and of the notion that you have a right to go around killing people that you disagree with, we're certainly never going to return to that degree of of contagious insanity.

But listening to this, I don't know, we are moving in that direction. You know, this is not, and it's not even an underground movement. You know, the anarchists were understood as enemies of the state and they did everything they could to cover their tracks and cover their

But listening to this, I don't know, we are moving in that direction. You know, this is not, and it's not even an underground movement. You know, the anarchists were understood as enemies of the state and they did everything they could to cover their tracks and cover their