about the federal response. i also know something like this hits. it hit new york harder, much harder than miami-dade an early on. so a lot of the focus had to go to new york state and new york city. that tri-state area because that's where the virus was enough of the deaths were occurring. you have to prioritize as a nation. i have no complaints about the federal response. today we opened up another testing center, two more testing centers. pop up testing centers that weren't here yesterday. the surgeon general. [inaudible] he said whatever you need just let me know and i will get it down here and i'm going to take him at his word. right now we are okay we get support we need. so and you know one of the big decisions that every state, and quite frankly practically every set of parents in the country has to make over the coming months is the decision of sending children back to school. the largest teachers union in florida has sued the state to prevent it from reopening. where do you stand on reopening schools a

we need to have a uniform strategy and the federal government needs to be involved in that. also, the issue is that we had this shortage and then we started having reopening. reopening happened and we are seeing surges in the south and west. those hospitals do not have enough ppe. we are seeing outpatient clinics and offices open as well, those clinicians and staff also need ppe. it is as if we have a larger demand for equipment now than we had previously, but we had no national strategy to obtain large amounts. host: let's hear from sherry in dallas, texas. know, sincented to the coronavirus -- [indiscernible] [indiscernible] host: dr. blackstock, were you able to hear her? caller: no, i was not. host: it was muddy on my end too. we apologize. we go to john in chantilly, virginia. caller: thanks for taking my call. dr., thank you for your service. for your, thank you service. i am a little disappointment at the gentleman who called and said community. black people in this country have been suffering for a long time. they have a lot of existence. the problem is, we have a --

she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously president from as true that they're just. like really. popular people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i think right now the new york city is talking about a kind of plan b. for a where you would have cancelled a school for 2 days and then 3 days without my whining you know if there's less patient in the fires under control of course you can have some kind of or a but. it has to be you know really exaggerate and so it's a and i think you kno

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and just not true at a very just. like really. there were a lot of people are dying a virus here thinking i don't know this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i mean right now the new york city is talking about a kind of landing where you would have canceled a school for 2 days. but there are already you know. the fires under control. or. you know really exaggerate and. i think you know me. unemployment in australia is running o

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and just not true that they're just. like really. there were a lot of people are dying a virus here maybe i don't know this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i mean right now the new york city is talking about a kind of plan where they where you would have the kids for 2 days. you know if there's less of the fires under control. or. to be you know really exaggerated and. i think you know me. and our final story unemployment in aus

and of course then there's the unmarked and identified federal agent goons who trump sent to portland oregon and began they began grabbing protesters and throwing them into unmarked mini vans that looked like they were stolen from a villainous soccer mom we now know those agents were part of the department of homeland security but the defund the police movement is not backing down so let's take and let's us to get to something here what is it police really do with their days what are we funding what is it they do with their days a chart about this grab my attention recently and what makes this so interesting is that it's a charge by jerry ratcliffe a pro police former british police officer who's now a professor in philadelphia and a consultant to the f.b.i. and the a.t.f. and he wrote an article about a most people they just don't get it they don't understand what policing involves and he created a chart to show how little of policing is actually dealing with violent crime and murder and his charge is not wrong it's just his conclusions are very wrong here's the chart he created. the

federal troops used tear gas and rubber bullets to break. a face mask law takes effect in england to wear them in public places can mean a hefty fine.

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and true at a very just. really. the words that like people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shuts down is silly i think right now the new york city is talking about a kind of landing where a where you would have canceled a school for 2 days and then 3. you know there's less of the fires under control of course. so but. you know really is there and. i think you know me. well employment in australia

mandate so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously president from as true that they're just. like really. the words that people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i think right now the new york city is talking about a kind of plan b. for a where you would have canceled a school for 2 days and then 3 days without my warning you know if there's less patient in the fires under control of course you can have some time there or a but. it has to be you know rea

and of course then there is the unmarked and identified federal agent goons who trump sent to portland oregon and began they began grabbing protesters and throwing them into unmarked mini vans that looked like they were stolen from a villainous soccer mom we now know those agents were part of the department of homeland security but the defund the police movement is not backing down so let's take and let's us to get to something here what is it police really do with their days what are we funding what is it they do with their days a chart about this grab my attention recently and what makes this so interesting is that it's a charge by jerry ratcliffe a pro police former british police officer who's now a professor in philadelphia and a consultant to the f.b.i. and the a.t.f. and he wrote an article about a most people they just don't get it they don't understand what policing involves and he created a chart to show how little of policing is actually dealing with violent crime and murder and his charge is not wrong it's just his conclusions are very wrong here's the chart he created. the

is giving out felonies like he's the oprah of law and order but federal law is about imagination it's an art you have to appreciate it in the case of a man arrested for possession of a molotov cocktail authorities argued that because he used an imported bottle of the trone pineapple tequila to make the incendiary device the case fell under the federal government's regulation of foreign commerce. those white supremacists willing to give torches should be nervous they have been boots from thailand assume nothing at a luau is legal to use this would be a federal case of the guy made a mullet of coghill with a bottle of kentucky bourbon and stove yeah kentucky bourbon explosives are encouraged but they could also be a felony to new york lawyers facing $45.00 to life with no record were charged with interfering with interstate commerce by throwing a molotov cocktail into an empty already damaged police car according to authorities the police car is an instrument interstate commerce and their lawyers they should have known a property crime like arson could also be 7 felonies that's a stretc

and of course then there's the unmarked and identified federal agent goons who trump sent to portland oregon and began they began grabbing protesters and throwing them into unmarked mini vans that looked like they were stolen from a villainous soccer mom we now know those agents were part of the department of homeland security but the defund the police movement is not backing down so let's take and let's us to get to something here what is it police really do with their days what are we funding what is it they do with their days a chart about this grab my attention recently and what makes this so interesting is that it's a charge by jerry ratcliffe a pro police former british police officer who's now a professor in philadelphia and a consultant to the f.b.i. and the a.t.f. and he wrote an article about a most people they just don't get it they don't understand what policing involves and he created a chart to show how little of policing is actually dealing with violent crime and murder and his charge is not wrong it's just his conclusions are very wrong here's the chart he creates it's

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and true at a very just. like really. that there were people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shuts down is silly i mean right now the new york city is talking about a kind of landing where they are where you would have cancelled a school for 2 days. i'm learning you know interest in the fires well of course you can have either or but. you know really exaggerate and so would say i think you know

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in united states the virus is iraq getting out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and true that they're just. like really. people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shuts down is silly i mean right now the new york city is talking about a kind of landing where a where you would have cancelled a school for 2 days and then 3. learning you know there's less of the fires under control of course. so or but. you know really exaggerate and. i think you know me. and employment in australia

rate the federal response? president says state and local leaders are getting everything they asked for from the federal government. leadership really does have to be at the local but how has washington responded? i thinkmenez: washington has responded the best they could. when everybody is asking for ppd at the same time, the nation's disaster response is not geared toward a full nation response. geared toward one area, maybe two or three at the same time to read and then this pandemic hit us all at the same time. got our fair share. we never ran out of ppe. never did. has beenal response fine. i have no complaints about the federal response. when something like this hits, there is prioritization. this thing hit new york much harder than miami-dade. a lot of the focus had to go to new york state, new york city. that is where the debts were occurring. we have no response to the federal response. we opened cap up centers that were not there before. with the u.s. surgeon general. he said whatever you need, let me

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crimes to make sense lee there's a of there's a federal code that makes it illegal to sell jam made from a combination of more than 5 fruits and that's why i stick to granola what do you have for breakfast. i am not disclosing that to you the trouble ministration is trying to crackdown on dissent and paint the protesters as violent with overblown charges is that the yes exactly bill barr calls it a witch's brew of extremist leftist groups infiltrating protests. we know normally peaceful protesters who get violent are responding to police violence at the protest against police violence but sometimes they like to fantasize and believes like like bill barr that the last was were good night a magical happy place with the brain votes and president will be the day only durani everyone thank you so much and i mean you know i've got to talk about our other developing stories here with me as a dad who goes beyond natalie mcgill to lucy how are you doing now if so what do you have for yes so as most of us know there's still hasn't been any arrests in the death of briana taylor the mt who was

you know who's in charge of federal emergencies? the federal government. that's why they use the word federal in all of those expressions. i was in the federal government. when does a federal emergency, it's the responsible of the federal government. they just abandoned their post and said, it's up to the states. and by the way, they get offended when the states asked for any resources. or help from the federal government. if they are not going to step up and address the problem that helps -- that hurts every state in the united states, then what is the point of the federal government works i mean, if you don't see that as your role, what is the role? and now the president is attacking science. what a surprise. no surprise. he's been attacking science from day one. the denial of reality was to deny science. and he's done that from day one. at the end of the day, science trump's politics. politics does not trump science. you don't defeat of virus with politics. you defeat of virus by using science and medicine. that was true from day one. the president now

and of course then there's the unmarked and identified federal agent goons who trump sent to portland oregon and began they began grabbing protesters and throwing them into unmarked mini vans that looked like they were stolen from a villainous soccer mom we now know those agents were part of the department of homeland security but the defund the police movement is not backing down so let's take and let's us to get to something here what is it police really do with their days what are we funding what is it they do with their days a chart about this grab my attention recently and what makes this so interesting is that it's a charge by jerry ratcliffe a pro police former british police officer who's now a professor in philadelphia and a consultant to the f.b.i. and the a.t.f. and he wrote an article about a most people they just don't get it they don't understand what policing involves and he created a chart to show how little of policing is actually dealing with violent crime and murder and his charges are wrong it's just his conclusions are very wrong here's the chart he created. the s

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and tread very. lightly really. the words that like people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i think right now the new york city is talking about a kind of land where they where you would have the kids are today. or any. of the. whole earth. or. you know really is there and. i think you know me. now unemployment is all in a stroller is running at a 22 year high but experts there a baff

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president has said it's not true that a very. really god. had ever thought of that like people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i think right now the new york city is talking about a kind of land where a where you would have. to. or any. of the others all. so or i have. to be you know really is there and. i think you know me. now unemployment in australia is running at a 22 year high at the momen

. >>> as our nation grapples with issues of racial injustice, new federal data is giving us the clearest picture yet of the deep racial disparities of the coronavirus pandemic. new york times analyzed cdc data from over 900 counties across the country, again our federal government didn't lay this out, it took a newspaper to do so, the analysis found that black and latino people are three times as likely to become infected as their white neighbors. on the map you can see that this is a national trend. it's in both former and current coronavirus hot spots. communities of colors continue to be hit the hardest. while these numbers give us a better sense of the scale of these inequalities we should note the data does not provide the full picture of this crisis. as "the new york times" point out and we quote, not only is race and ethnicity information attention if this is new to them. on rare occasion when our government talks about the death toll from coronavirus in the black nunty, they never fail to mention the comorbidities. am i alone in sensing a bit of victim-shaming? >> you're not alon

i have no complaints about the federal response today. two pop-upned up centers that were not there yesterday. u.s. surgeon general, general adams -- by the way, a terrific person -- he said, whatever you need let me know and i will get , it down there. right now, we are fine. we are ok and we are getting the support that we need. karen: one of the big decisions that every state, and practically every set of parents in the country is going to have months over the coming is the decision of sending children back to school. the largest teachers union in florida has sued the state to prevent it from reopening. where do you stand on reopening schools, and what threshold do you believe needs to be met before it is safe to bring kids back to school? mayor gimenez: the level of contagion and every community is this the level of contagion in every communities different. we agreed we need to bring the level of contagion down in miami county, below where we are around, 17% 18%, 20%, we need to bring that way below 10%, and do that, we may be able to

and of course then there's the unmarked and identified federal agent goons who trump sent to portland oregon and began they began grabbing protesters and throwing them into unmarked mini vans that looked like they were stolen from a villainous soccer mom we now know those agents were part of the department of homeland security but the defund the police movement is not backing down so let's take and let's us to get to something here what is it police really do with their days what are we funding what is it they do with their days. a chart about this grabbed my attention recently and what makes this so interesting is that it's a chart by jerry ratcliffe a pro police former british police officer who's now a professor in philadelphia and a consultant to the f.b.i. and the a.t.f. and he wrote an article about a most people they just don't get it they don't understand what policing involves and he created a chart 7 to show how little of policing is actually dealing with violent crime and murder and his charge is not wrong it's just his conclusions are very wrong here's the chart he creates

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously president has said it's not true at a very. light really. have never thought of that like people are dying a virus yeah they did not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shuts down is silly i mean right now the new york city is talking about a turn of land where a where you would have to cancel a school for 2 days. i'm learning it is less safe in the arse hole for speaking out or. to be you know really exaggeration to say i think you know me. so you to me this

federal property in the united states with up to 10 years in prison. but it wasn't just the president was clutching his pearls the activists gadflies and culture police from the right even some on the left were also losing their collective minds on t.v. and social media over the toppling of these slave owning idols as apparently the removal of the ulysses s. grant statue was just a line too far for some people ignoring the fact that grant despite helping to win the civil war didn't back to own slaves and presided over a particularly horrific chapter of physical and cultural genocide against native americans a leftist hero he is not. and while the toppling of statues and the removal of racist flags do make for great corporate news and social media spectacles they represent just a fraction or dare i say an easy distraction from the real work that still needs to be done to destroy the institutional racism and economic injustices that gripped the united states of america real work like the kind that black labs matter activists and deep on the police propon

crimes to make sense lee there's a of there's a federal code that makes it illegal to sell jam made from a combination of more than 5 fruits and that's why i stick to granola. what did you have for breakfast. not disclosing that to you the trouble ministration is trying to crackdown on dissent and paint the protesters as violent with overblown charges that the yes exactly bill barr calls it a witch's brew of extremist leftist groups infiltrating protests. we know normally peaceful protesters who get violent are responding to police violence at the protest against police violence but sometimes they like to fantasize and believes like like bill barr that the last was were good night a magical happy place with the brain votes and president will be the day only durani everyone thank you so much and i mean you know i've got to talk about our other developing stories here with me as a dad who goes beyond natalie mcgill the lowly how are you doing now if so what do you have for yes so as most of us know there's still hasn't been any arrests in the death of briana taylor the mt who was shot

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and true that they're just. like really. the words that like people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i mean right now the new york city is talking about a kind of landing where they are where you would have canceled a school for 2 days and then 3. you know there's less of the fires all over. or. you know really is there and. i think you know me. and employment in australia is r

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and true that there. really. there were a lot of people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i mean right now the new york city is talking about a kind of blending her where you would have the kids are today. i'm learning you know if there's less patience in the fires under control or speaking out so either or but. you know really exaggerate and say i think you know me. well cost arou

federal troops news tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a crowd of activists. and the log takes effect in england failure to wear them in public places. but so far the reaction has been mixed god knows how to install it with.

high embassy to santos for our top story today the family of a federal judge overseeing a class action lawsuit involving deutsche bank and jeffrey epstein has been targeted by a murderous men's rights activists yeah this story is something you'd expect from a bad made for t.v. movie but as the old cliche goes truth is stranger than fiction over the weekend the son and husband of the u.s. district judge esther celis were shot at their new jersey home by a man disguised as a fed ex delivery driver judge phalluses 20 year old son. daniel andrle died while her husband mark suffered critical injuries judge phallus was reportedly home in the basin as the time of the shooting so she was not injured the f.b.i. confirms the suspected gunman is men's rights activist and attorney roy den hollander they say his motive may have been an active legal case that he'd been involved in that judge sallust oversaw but the suspect stepped back from that case because he was diagnosed with a terminal cancer but they may never know for certain what the motive was because one day after allegedly shooting the an

as well as conditions, federal funds-- conditioned federal funds to promote reforms to state and local levels. i want to take this moment to express my gratitude to chairman serrano for your tireless work on this subcommittee, being the-- wearing the ultimate title of a cardinal, it's been my honor and privilege working with you these last two years, your leadership and dedication to the people of new york and this country will be sorely missed while enjoying your retirement, but i'm excited for you to take that next step in your life. 40-plus years of service, public service really solidifies your legacy as a person who has made a difference. i look forward to advancing this bill out of the subcommittee and supporting it on the floor. thank you, i yield back. >> thank you, miss lawrence for your kind comments. miss lang. >> can you hear me, miss lang? >> yes, thank you. i don't need to speak, i just wanted to also add my gratitude to you, chairman serrano, for the tremendous work, the opportunities and the leadership that you've shown in the short time that i have been on the committe

crimes to make sense lee there's a of there's a federal code that makes it illegal to sell jam made from a combination of more than 5 fruits and that's why i stick to granola what do you have for breakfast. not disclosing that to you the trouble ministration is trying to crackdown on dissent and paint the protesters as violent with overblown charges that the yes exactly bill barr calls it a witch's brew of extremist leftist groups infiltrating protests. we know normally peaceful protesters who get violent are responding to police violence at the protest against police violence but sometimes they like to fantasize and believes like like they were bar that the last time was organized a magical happy place with a brain bodes and president that will be the day they only durani everyone thank you so much and i mean you know i've got to talk about our other developing stories here with me as a dad who goes beyond it natalie mcgill the louis how you doing now if so what do you have for yes so as most of us know there's still haven't been any arrests in the death of briana taylor the mt who

>> within weeks, the federal government working with the state would send thousands of troops to new york city. the army corps of engineers will build makeshift hospitals at four locations, including the javits center in manhattan. >> all of this to help alleviate the strain on hospitals in the city treating coronavirus. >> what was it like getting that deployment call? >> well, at the time i got it i was actually getting my hair done. my commander was like, i need you tomorrow. >> at home in texas, major angela murphy sprang into action. >> i was calling my parents, do you have my por if something happens i want to make sure everything is squared away. >> you actually thought you night not make it back? >> right. we going to new york city. we'd already heard reports. like health care workers dying. >> this deployment a world apart from her last mission at bagram air force base in afghanistan. >> were you more nervous about going to afghanistan or to the hot zone of new york? >> with bagram i got six months of prep time. here we had like 16 hours. and then we were there. >> they're n

fear in the us city of portland in march federal forces have been sent into.

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in united states the virus is iraq getting out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and true at a very just. like really. the words you are by a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i think right now the new york city is talking about a kind of landing where they where you would have canceled a school for 2 days. 3 days what i am learning you know it is less than the fires under control of course speaking out so either or but. you know really exaggerate and. i think you need me.

mandate so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and just not true that they're just. like really god. and i thought there were a lot of people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance and not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shuts down is silly i think right now the new york city is talking about a kind of land where they are where you would have the kids are today. you know if there's less of the fires under control of course. so or. you know really exaggerate and so it's i think you know

star privacy and the irony is not lost on data protection campaigners plus a president from bolshie federal forces in the city of portland after weeks of black lives matter protest says critics of black lives matter protests is criticism mounted from local leaders who accuse him of abusing his powers and the mother of a 12 year old boy dragged from his house by officers in the middle of the night over to accuse is london's police of racial profiling. that's why it's disbelief and shock i was angry well one. way they're not really a white busy people involved which is you know busy. oh they're good afternoon welcome you're watching r.t. international it's just gone 2 o'clock here in moscow now a secret source for the notorious private intelligence report which failed to link donald trump to russian collusion in 2016 has been revealed and it turns out to it is a u.s. resident rather than the suppose it russia based source so as you go she darn of now explains a lot of the dossier seem to rely on chats between drinking buddies. it was a dossier that some prophesies would spell doom for donald

mandates so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously the president is front and true that there. really got to get out there were a lot of people are dying a virus here they did not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i mean right now the new york city is talking about a kind of land where a where you would have cancelled a school for 2 days. 3 days what i am learning it is less safe in the fires under control of course speaking out so either or but it has to. be you know really exaggerate

government has a huge interest in bringing on foresman to protect federal areas when that law enforcement starts to stray down the block and when that law enforcement starts to come into places where it it's not it starts to exceed the mission and then it it leads to the possibility that at least what we have now is that people just start question and then the plight the president's political rhetoric on tama on top that we're going to dominate the press protesters it makes it feel as though this is punishment rather than protection of the federal assets and that's again a very raises really serious problems ok what about bars statement that he does not agree with the assertion that there is systemic racism in the american police departments. so that's really interesting because in his opening statement what he wrote is he said that he had spoken to people about it and that they had looked at it and he said that the concern is a legitimate concern i think those release exact words but then one pushed exactly on and he said that he doesn't believe there is systemic racism i think that's a

impartial an independent from the president his critics say otherwise we'll get perspective from a former federal prosecutor on this edition. of the politicking on larry king barr says he's independent impartial and a defender of the rule of law critics say he's behaving as a political actor serving trump's interests and not those of the people let's start there with former federal prosecutors stephen den haag he served as associate independent counsel for ken starr during the investigation into president bill clinton he is in miami but what was your assessment stephen of bars testimony yesterday well i think from a legal marriage didn't really break any new ground i think he tried to say all the right things and if you're looking stand he was very measured i think from a political perspective i think he probably won the day in the sense that the democrats really try to. beat on him from a political matter and they didn't really pin him down as well as they probably could have this question could have been better with a few exceptions. large cities independent impartial and a defender of the rule

is giving out felonies like he's the oprah of law and order but federal law is about imagination it's an art you have to appreciate it in the case of a man arrested for possession of a molotov cocktail authorities argued that because he used an imported bottle of the trone pineapple tequila to make the incendiary device the case fell into the federal government's regulation of foreign commerce those white supremacist willing t.q. churches being nervous have been blue is from thailand assume nothing at a luau is legal. so you said this wouldn't be a federal case of the guy made a mullet of coghill with a bottle of kentucky bourbon and stove yeah kentucky bourbon explosives are encouraged but they could also be a felony to new york lawyers facing 45 to life with no record were charged with interfering with interstate commerce by throwing a molotov cocktail into an empty already damaged police car according to authorities the police car is an instrument interstate commerce and their lawyers they should have known a property crime like arson could also be 7 felony that's a stretch don't y

mandate so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it the united states but only only. had a 2nd but i just want to but i just want to bring in the issue about the kids going back to school and for all when should kids go back to last when a vaccine is ready who knows when that will actually be and then you love months and months of moral weight wouldn't you like it's a very tenuous time. well i would just like to say look at what is happening in the united states i mean honestly look at california arizona florida texas the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously president from as true at just. like really. like you are by a virus yeah no no governor cuomo your governor failed your your governor failed. if you remove new york from the equation we have a better statistic than any any state any country in the world yes we have cases we have people testing positive but the people are dying in the blue states new york a

always been like this they make federal cases out of drugs and drug charges so we use the defendant cell phone ping in new jersey then it's interstate baby i don't jazz musicians want to be associated with arbitrary felonies let me explain a san diego man with a molotov cocktail in his backpack is facing a felony because a special agent with a.t.f. further confirmed the molotov cocktails were not registered in the national firearms registration. would you register a molotov cocktail well i assume you would walk into the d.m.v. with an empty wine bottles some kerosene and maybe there would be some kind of written test then you take an unflattering picture with it you can expect federal crimes to make sense lee there's a of there's a federal code that makes it illegal to sell jam made from a combination of more than 5 fruits and that's why i stick to granola. what did you have for breakfast. not disclosing that to you the trouble ministration is trying to crackdown on dissent and paint the protesters as violent with overblown charges that the yes exactly bill barr calls it a witch's b

the federal lobbying law. they did not really change very much, frankly, tweaking around the edges, but that was the very first bill. when the democrats took over congress, in the 2018 election, massiven 2019 it was a 2000 plus page bill to rewrite the election laws, to federalize the elections, to rewrite campaign finance laws, to change all kinds of things related to political process. it is something the left is fixated upon. it's always trying to manipulate and rewrite the process in hopes of changing the outcome. iswhat we are seeing in 2020 a situation where there are over 100 lawsuits, most of them filed lawyers for the democratic national committee who are funded by george soros and other left-wing groups and donors to force states, through the courts, to have their election laws rewritten. and not by the legislatures. the legislatures have written trying to force changes in the statutes by judges without true opportunity. let me just go through some of the things i talked about. one of the things you

some claim he is being harassed to interfere with his official duties, he might raise that defense in federal court. those will certainly be explored by the president's lawyers. i don't think they will be anytime soon the prosecutor will get the records, but it seems plausible he could get those within a matter of months. host: what about the other case? certain house committees seeking records. what were they looking for? guest: they are looking for the same records, the same set of records. the fact that new york subpoena was modeled on one of the house committee subpoenas. the outcome in that case was somewhat different. essentially, the supreme court the the interest of congress in that information is perhaps less significant than the prussic eaters looking into evidence into a specific crime. that is his rationale. the house's rationale was that they need information to inform future legislation. the supreme court seemed to feel that was perhaps less urgent and the house would have to demonstrate why and what exactly it needed records for the president for to pursue that course. court wa

the federal court denied any action. they were limited in recovery. the qualified immunity. this gives rights to citizens, as they should have. judicial immunity is a created law. the courts decided that. i have done that for other officials. involved,and death is when you have an organization that is the only group licensed to carry a gun, we all know police, we have them in our we want citizens to go home to their family members. almost a immunity is nonstarter. it is the key in the heart of the element of seismic change .nd justice all of those officers of the george floyd case would want to use that. showed a actually murder on the streets of america. they want to use that they are protected by qualified immunity. we have to have in altering and that. it protects no matter what you have done. that does not seem there. most people would say, no one should be above the law. >> thank you. i am concerned that covid-19 might impact voter turnout. what can the federal government do to combat voter suppression in the state and local communities? lee: let me give you one thing w

this was a huge federal effort that required action from most federal agencies. and there was a desire to get the programs up and running, to provide help to those in need. but in doing so, there is a trade-off. when you do not have time the federal agencies did not feel like they had time to put the safeguards in place, so you see the consequences. nost: let's hear from ed i titusville, florida. guest: i saw the lady testify before congress -- caller: and i found it illuminating. i'm interested in ppp. i'm retired irs, so as far as the fraud end, i was wondering who would be chasing the money down at the backend, as far as the deceased taxpayers. i do think the irs will take that on. -- ppp, thethat money guaranteed to the businesses, who is going to owe that money when they default? some of these businesses will not be able to stay in business. so who is going to go after the backend? guest: that is an issue we will be watching in terms of the sba's actions and monitoring the funding that has been provided loanecisions on forgiveness. i think it goes back to th

to arrest anyone who vandalize or destroys any monument statue or other such federal property in the united states with up to 10 years in prison. but it wasn't just the president was clutching his pearls the activists gadflies and culture police from the right even some on the left were also losing their collective minds on t.v. and social media over the toppling of these slave owning idols yes apparently the removal of the ulysses s. grant statue was just a line too far for some people ignoring the fact that grant despite helping to win the civil war didn't back to own slaves and presided over a particularly horrific chapter of physical and cultural genocide against native americans it leftist hero he is not. and while the toppling of statues and the removal of racist flags do make for great corporate news and social media spectacles they represent just a fraction or dare i say an easy distraction from the real work that still needs to be done to destroy the institutional racism and economic injustices that gripped the united states of america real work like the kind that black labs