Clashing Events at Baylor: Turning Point vs. All Are Neighbors

0:00Tonight at Bayley University, two big events are clashing on campus, pulling in huge crowds and ramping up security, big time. Turning Point USA is hosting their conservative rally starting at 6.30 pm, while student groups fire back with the All-R neighbors, counter-event. The turning point event got switched up, it's now closed to the public and media, open only to students. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and former federal official, Tom Homan are set to speak there. Meanwhile, All-R neighbors kicked off inside the Cachean building with an indoor gathering, leading into an outdoor prayer vigil. Baylor College Democrats, the NAACP and other student orgs put it together, and Human Rights Campaign President Kelly Robinson is slated to address. The crowd. One guy drove all the way from Denton, hoping to get into the turning point event, but got turned away at the door, leaving him pretty bummed about. Missing what he called, a piece of history. Baylor's keeping a close eye on both sides, working with cops for multiple agencies to keep things smooth as the night unfolds.

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