#3059 October 6 2026 Cornel and Paris explode

So Let's get right down to business because we're going to get to the Trump triggering the media again with his remarks last night.

By the way, he just finished making remarks in Baltimore, Maryland, where he announced the construction of the largest shipyard built in the United States since World War II, which should make Hugh Hewitt happy.

It makes me happy, too.

Well, anyway, we'll get to that.

But the students are restless.

Paris had a number of riots today, riotous individuals all over the city, basically.

They had closed the high schools down.

There's protests over there.

They didn't like, I guess, the raises or the budget cuts or whatever it is.

It's supposedly economic, but we know it's really more than that.

This is being fed by far left ideologues and then also Muslims.

And they they're there to make as much trouble as they can.

There was fires all over the place.

Tear gas was deployed.

The latest reports are about 5000 individuals were arrested and most of them are good.

Good.

Many of them anyway.

You know, young people never arrested before, but that doesn't matter, you know, because this is a sort of mob mentality and, you know, which leads to this sort of, you know, rioting when you have big crowds like that and the lack of law and order.

And France has been, you know, very lax on that for a long time.

They've had their borders wide open and they have treated these so-called immigrants that have come into their nation with kit gloves.

And the people who live in France have been basically relegated to second-class citizen status, in my opinion.

And it's just a powder keg over there.

But they're not alone because it's a powder keg over here too.

And today that powder keg went off in upstate New York at Cornell University where the kids rioted and took over a building, smashed a bunch of windows, tore a bunch of stuff up.

And I don't know if there's been a lot of arrests up there.

So Let's get right down to business because we're going to get to the Trump triggering the media again with his remarks last night.

By the way, he just finished making remarks in Baltimore, Maryland, where he announced the construction of the largest shipyard built in the United States since World War II, which should make Hugh Hewitt happy.

It makes me happy, too.

Well, anyway, we'll get to that.

But the students are restless.

Paris had a number of riots today, riotous individuals all over the city, basically.

They had closed the high schools down.

There's protests over there.

They didn't like, I guess, the raises or the budget cuts or whatever it is.

It's supposedly economic, but we know it's really more than that.

This is being fed by far left ideologues and then also Muslims.

And they they're there to make as much trouble as they can.

There was fires all over the place.

Tear gas was deployed.

The latest reports are about 5000 individuals were arrested and most of them are good.

Good.

Many of them anyway.

You know, young people never arrested before, but that doesn't matter, you know, because this is a sort of mob mentality and, you know, which leads to this sort of, you know, rioting when you have big crowds like that and the lack of law and order.

And France has been, you know, very lax on that for a long time.

They've had their borders wide open and they have treated these so-called immigrants that have come into their nation with kit gloves.

And the people who live in France have been basically relegated to second-class citizen status, in my opinion.

And it's just a powder keg over there.

But they're not alone because it's a powder keg over here too.

And today that powder keg went off in upstate New York at Cornell University where the kids rioted and took over a building, smashed a bunch of windows, tore a bunch of stuff up.

And I don't know if there's been a lot of arrests up there.