seattle from what he calls anarchists occupying the police briefings. todd: the police department stands off on the takeover. >> reporter: following weeks of protest against police brutality donald trump blasted the situation on twitter saying if seattle didn't take back the city from anarchists he will. seattle's mayor defending the move by protesters who took over 6 blocks, referred to as capitol hill autonomous zone. one person in the crowd was seen escorting officers to the precinct. >> taking them. >> went even as far as calling it an act of patriotism. >> how long does seattle in those few blocks look like this? >> we don't know. >> tell that to the police who are supposed to be in that precinct. carley: how the zone is causing chaos. >> they are trying to respond to a murder call. it will take 18 minutes because they don't have officers operating out of what should be a police precinct. >> police occupy the precinct not too happy about it, the chief saying this was not her call. >> the decision to board up the precinct, our precinct, our home, th

he made the joke of seattle being an outpost and a podunk and we all think of seattle like that 100 years ago, and it wasn't. it was a city that was flourishing and wanted to be taken seriously. it was far away from the rest of the country, but bill boeing, the first boeing flight happens in that first season, nordstrom's taking off, ups is lurching -- is flourishing in seattle, all these great businesses, and the smith tower was the tallest building west of the mississippi, it had just been finished, so you have this from itsng to step out pioneer past, just being a logging town, and it was a great confluence of events. rob: so getting an understanding of the history end league and how it was formed. now let's go into the seattle metropolitans. tell us about the early coaches and players. formed forteam is the 1915-19 16 season. that was the expansion year. the arena was downtown. university,fth and across from the fairmont hotel, in the middle of downtown. coach,ldoon is the head he is from st. mary's, ontario. tracy,l name is linton he dropped out of college, he is a law student, moves

what's going on in seattle. but i will tell you, if they don't straighten that situation out, we are going to straighten it out. >> harris: what do you mean that you might buy that? i don't know if you caught it, but governor cuomo was so set by mayor de blasio he said he would to place him. i don't know how that would work, but it is that what you seen seattle? >> president trump: won't let seattle be occupied. he was weak person. in minneapolis, the woman -- has she ever done this before? >> harris: in seattle. >> president trump: it was pathetic. no, we are not going to let this happen in seattle. if we have to go in, we will go in. the governor, let the governor do it. he has great national guard troops, he can do it. one way or the other it's going to get done. these people are not going to occupy a major portion of the great city. they are not going to do it. and they can solve that problem very easily. >> harris: joining me now, the president of the seattle police officers killed. michael, thank you for b

we love seattle. but i'm telling you right now, our morale is the lowest i have ever seen in my career and surrendering a police facility that hinders our ability to provide public safety, where is the reasonable community? they need to be heard. support reasonable activism, not on the reasonable activism. this is appalling. >> tucker: nicely put. i appreciate you coming on tonight and i hope it doesn't cause you problems. thank you so much. no governor let more people die from coronavirus than andrew cuomo did. is policy killed thousand. now a nurse has really shocking undercover video footage of what actually happened in new york's hospital and joins us after the break. i got an oriole here. eh. common bird. ooh look! over here! something much better. there it is. peacock, included with xfinity x1. remarkable. fascinating. -very. it streams tons of your favorite shows and movies, plus the latest in sports news and... huh - run! the newest streaming app has landed on xfinity x1. now that's... simple.

page of "the wall street journal" argues for letting seattle report it has sown. to the good progressives of washington allowed the chads to rise, they write, and now they can decide or let it become a new republic. if they can keep it, the city of seattle has "arranged for garbage cans and toilets to be placed in this city to be used by protesters, let's look at how it looks in a month" says "the wall street journal." and we are learning that there is infighting among some of the occupiers, and some signs of rebellion against raz simone, who we introduced you to on "the story" last night. one posting on social media that has been deleted read this "i did not vote for raz simone, i thought we were in autonomous collected. a commune of belief. we should take turns to act as an executive officer for the week." shelby talcott is a reporter from "the daily caller" who has been on the ground in seattle and joins me now. welcome. good to have you here tonight. i know that you have been in and around the area, and you have talked to some of the people there. what are you

dan springer in seattle dan, thank you. >> president trump weighing in on the situation in seattle warning that it could be spread elsewhere. listen. >> you have a governor who doesn't do a damn thing about it and mayor who doesn't know she's alive going to talk about it is a love fest this summer. no they don't do the job i'll doll the job the problem of what happened in seattle is it spreads and all of a sudden they'll say let's do another city and let's do another one. joinings now chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner yeah mayor said it was a summer of love in that so-called zone suzanne now you have one young man dead another one in critical condition. that hardly sounds like the recipe for, you know, the continuation of the status quo there. >> no and presidents continuation of threatening to go in and do something about it is also really interesting because the governor as you just noted is really taking a passive role here in living it up to mayor in the city to figure out what to do with the autonomist zone. but the president is also talked about wanting to

this is not sleepless in seattle, this is spineless in seattle. this might be the worst thing to come out of seattle since grunge. i don't say this lightly. >> walked back jesse watters. you do not have the right to talk about seattle music, grunge or anything in the 90s. this movement allows the city council and the mayor who is conveniently not paying attention to the homeless crisis, homelessness and in a wealthy city like seattle has gotten out of control and now they don't have to address that because they can talk about the summer of love. i guess homelessness is just camping, never mind the women and the vulnerable who are sexually assaulted in situations like that, according to the seattle chief of police talking about. >> i can't imagine this is going to go on for much longer, but has to happen. coming up, the media being criticized for its coverage of seattle zone, we'll take a look at that after the break. ♪ i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need.

this is not sleepless in seattle, this is spineless in seattle. this might be the worst thing to come out of seattle since grunge. i don't say this lightly. >> walked back jesse watters. you do not have the right to talk about seattle music, grunge or anything in the 90s. this movement allows the city council and the mayor who is conveniently not paying attention to the homeless crisis, homelessness and in a wealthy city like seattle has gotten out of control and now they don't have to address that because they can talk about the summer of love. i guess homelessness is just camping, never mind the women and the vulnerable who are sexually assaulted in situations like that, according to the seattle chief of police talking about. >> i can't imagine this is going to go on for much longer, but has to happen. coming up, the media being criticized for its coverage of seattle zone, we'll take a look at that after the break. ♪ i've always been fascinated by about what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke d

the citizens of seattle are now literally in danger and are watching it in real time. these democratic so-called leaders are doing nothing to protect the citizens of state and their city. looking the other way as a group of idiots anarchists destroy their own city. just listen for example to seattle's assistant police chief, this kind of shocked me from earlier today. take a listen. >> to be clear we did not pull a police officer out of the area.f we are still responding to 911 calls and life safety emergencies. what we did was board up the windows of the building to attempt to secure it from any incendiary devices being thrown through the window or anyone making an injury in setting a fire. >> sean: is today the president responded to the chaos in seattle during an interview with our very own harris faulkner. here's what he has to say. >> president trump: if there were more toughness you wouldn't have the kind of devastation that you had in minneapolis and in seattle. you don't see what's going on in seattle come if they don't stretch straight in that situation out, w

the citizens of seattle are now literally in danger and are watching it in real time. these democratic so-called leaders are doing nothing to protect the citizens of state and their city. looking the other way as a group of idiots anarchists destroy their own city. just listen for example to seattle's assistant police chief, this kind of shocked me from earlier today. take a listen. >> to be clear we did not pull a police officer out of the area. we are still responding to 911 calls and life safety emergencies. what we did was board up the windows of the building to attempt to secure it from any incendiary devices being thrown through the window or anyone making an injury in setting a fire. >> sean: is today the president responded to the chaos in seattle during an interview with our very own harris faulkner. here's what he has to say. >> president trump: if there were more toughness you wouldn't have the kind of devastation that you had in minneapolis and in seattle. you don't see what's going on in seattle come if they don't stretch straight in that situation out, we

we love seattle. but i'm telling you right now, our morale is the lowest i have ever seen in my career and surrendering a police facility that hinders our ability to provide public safety, where is the reasonable community? they need to be heard. support reasonable activism, not on the reasonable activism. this is appalling. >> tucker: nicely put. i appreciate you coming on tonight and i hope it doesn't cause you problems.li thank you so much. no governor let more people die from coronavirus than andrew cuomo did. his policy killed thousand. now a nurse has really shocking undercover video footage of what actually happened in new york's hospital and joins us after the break.ou ♪ hospital and joins us after the ♪ >> tucker: very few countries in the world lost more people to coronavirus than new york did and no states lost more in the united states. how exactly did that happen? it's a question that needs a serious answer. many people died. finding out seems have no interest whatsoever to the press.

>> martha: mean in seattle? >> we are not going to let this happen in seattle, if we have to go in, we are going to go in. the governor could do it if he has a great national guard troops, he can do it. one way or the other it is going to get done. people are not going to occupy a major portion of a great city. >> you know, martha, one of the things that struck me in the interview was how open the president was to talking about some of the tougher issues. and you know, it was time to press on some of those issues, because while he has touched on certain things, he has not done that traditional, which sometimes we will see from presidents oval office address on race or whatever. he said i want to concentrate on the economy, i want to concentrate on getting things back. but i told him, as a person of color, there is no glossing over, there is no kind of driving by the fact that some of his tweets during the protesting and some of the rioting and looting have been incendiary. i asked him specifically about one of t

so, the national guard troops here in seattle. a probably around 300. all 8,000 with the washington national guard troops are available in the series but what we are seeing here is something that just blew up in a second. the protesters wanted to get through that line of police officers and get further up the street but they have been here at this location literally for a couple of hours. so for the protest it's been going on for hours in a long time just winding its way through the face of seattle and then ultimately ending here like you said, cut it on tape earlier where it's a pretty good moment where the protesters were calmly talking to the commander earlier just before the commander looking at me and showing some leverage. so, all these things blow up in the minutes notice. getting inside the crowded, and i can't tell you what happened to set this off. i can tell you right now we've got a lot of activity going here between the police and some of the protesters up there in seattle. >> we wanted be safe and that's the priority and we had teller view

just ask the law-abiding residents of seattle.-a this is what their cultural revolution looks like. >> whose city hall? >> are people! >> whose lives matters? >> black lives matter! >> laura: these are liberals they are going after. far left progressive liberals! all of us who believe in free thought, free debate, who i are against this campaign of bullying and intimidation, have to support a return to peace, prosperity, and public safety. and president trump, you might think he's rough around the edges, but he's the only candidate who will stand up for the average american against these modern-day marxists. we need them to win. but that's not enough. the democrats who have tolerated and indeed fomented this violins, we need to teach them a lesson so vivid that they will finally gain the courage to take back their party from the radicals who now dominate it. some folks may be uncomfortable with the idea of "america first." okay. but i think most oppose the blm and nt for the idea of america canceled. and that is the angle. i just

protesters storming seattle city hall yesterday at demanding that jenny durkin resign. if she refuses to refund the police department there. protesters also continuing to camp out in what they have declared a police-free autonomous zone downtown. police forced to abandon one of their precinct buildings located inside that area spanning six blocks. president trump tweeting "radical left governor jay inslee end of the mayor of seattle being taunted and played at a level that our great country has never seen before." take back your city now. if you don't do it, i will. this is not a game, these ugly anarchists must be stopped immediately. move fast. "but washington governor jay inslee firing back at the president, saying he should stay out of washington state's business. seattle's mayor tweeting the president "make us all safe and go back to your bunker." this is "outnumbered" and i melissa francis. fox news correspondent gillian turner, fox news contributor katie pavlich, fox news contributor jessica tarlov and joining us today, host of "making money" on the fox business

what's going on in seattle. but i will tell you, if they don't straighten that situation out, we are going to straighten it out. >> harris: what do you mean that you might buy that? i don't know if you caught it, but governor cuomo was so set by mayor de blasio he said he would to place him. i don't know how that would work, but it is that what you seen seattle? >> president trump: won't let seattle be occupied. he was weak person. in minneapolis, the woman -- has she ever done this before? >> harris: in seattle. >> president trump: it was pathetic. no, we are not going to let this happen in seattle. if we have to go in, we will go in. the governor, let the governor do it. he has great national guard troops, he can do it. one way or the other it's going to get done. these people are not going to occupy a major portion of the great city. they are not going to do it. and they can solve that problem

the protesters have taken over a multiblock area of the capitol hill neighborhood of seattle. it's a mix of residential and small businesses with the police department east precinct right in the middle. had been named the capitol hill economist zone but it was taken down backing away from being completely separate and independent from the city. a new name we heard is occupying protest. either way, not going away anytime soon. six entrances and they have seen some armed guards. she had a police are concerned about reports of residents being first and business is being forced to pay protection money. we met we have heard anecdotally reports of citizens and businesses being asked to pay a fee to operate within this area. this is the crime of extortion. >> this coming and started monday night after the seattle police of the national guard abandon band and the east precinct which they had been protecting throughout the protests. immediately, protesters moved barricades from the building blockades at the entrances. we did talk to one of the leaders who didn't give his full name puri

we must end of the seattle over now. in an exclusive interview, the president doubling down on his threat to end the occupation if state and local officials don't. >> if they don't straighten it out, we are going to straighten it out. the governor has great national guard troops, he can do it. one way or the other, it's going to get done. these people are not going to occupy a major portion of our great city. >> as seattle protesters demand police reform, the president is promising an executive order next week to address reform and revitalization which would include economic development and minority communities. confronting health care disparities, renewing calls for school choice and encouraging police departments to meet standards for the use of force. >> we also are going to work with the police departments to give them the partnerships they need to partnerships with social services that would deal with mental health, addiction, and things like homelessness, those are ways to de-escalate a situation. >> there was an e

we begin with a fox news alert the mayor of seattle blasting donald trump for vowing to take seattle back from what he calls anarchists occupying the police precinct. carley: the police department sounds off on the take over. >> reporter: this follows weeks of protests against police brutality, donald trump blasted the situation in seattle saying if the mayor doesn't take the city back from anarchists, protesters took over 6 blocks surrounding a police precinct, referred to as capitol hill autonomous zone. one person in the crowd causing quite the uproar from the crowd. >> watch out, please watch out. >> reporter: went as far as calling it an act of patriotism. >> how long will seattle in these few blocks look like this? >> don't know. we call it a summer of love. >> reporter: the police are supposed to be in that precinct. carley: the police who occupy the precinct are not happy about it saying this was not her call. >> the decision to board up the precinct, our home, the first precinct i worked in, was something i have been holding on, leaving the precinct was not my decision. carl

you for have having me on. 1300 men and women of this seattle police officers guild. we are beside ourselves. the city has lost all of the political will to enforce the rule of law. there is an unreasonable activist fringe that has unfortunately -- is unfortunately stealing the peaceful protest message for justice for george floyd and now they are occupying over a six block area in the city of seattle. absolutely unreasonable activism and we are pulling our hair out because we are true public safety professionals that took an oath of service and we are holding our elected leaders responsible for this travesty on the overall amazing seattle, which we professionally provide on a daily basis, it's out of control. >> laura: michael, where are these law-abiding seattle folks who are up in arms about the trashing of property as we are seeing in virginia, as we saw in minneapolis, as we saw in new york, l.a. and santa monica? where are all the people that stood up and said, oh, no, you won't? where are they? >> they are the group that is impacted by this. where is their voic

i think that the seattle city council is definitely definitely listening. the seattle near jenny durkan has responded to jim's threats of sending in the active duty army saying that she would not tolerate what she referred to as an invasion of seattle. they are listening some of the major demands * right now are the defunding of the seattle police department by 50 percent of vocus enough funds to actually seattle based universal health care helping to end the removal of working class communities from seattle and there are definitely there are at least listening i'm not 100 percent sure when change will and will not come but i expect we'll see sunk see some changes in response to mr sam briefly i know that this is a question on everybody's mind you touched on it just a 2nd ago. what do you think the actions are going to be if police do attempt to reenter that zone. well so this don't lose pretty much taken after weeks and weeks of protesters resisting seattle police department violence. and talking to a large demonstrators they are willing to resist police d

seattle mayor both denying making the call to abandon the police precinct in seattle on monday. protesters now have barricades and checkpoints in that area, they released a list of demands that include free college, rent control, and police reform. president trump will leave the city to take control of that situation while they claim the demonstrators are just being patriotic. >> look at what happened in seattle, they took over as city, a big city. a big chunk, can't happen. >> gathering and expressing first amendment rights, demanding we do better as a society and providing true equity for communities of color is not terrorism. is patriotism. >> ed: dan springer is live again in seattle with more details. good morning. >> after the first news conference on this occupation taken over part of the city, mayor jenny durkin was asked how this is all going to end and she chuckled and said this might be the summer of love in seattle. clearly, she is not taking this as seriously as many of the residence. she compared this autonomous zone to a gay pride festival and said her main concer

we've been talking a lot about seattle. we haven't talked a lot about governor insley and what they may or may not do at the state level and how long this will go on. you raised the legitimate point that the buildings and the businesses and so forth that are destroyed or inaccessible to the actual owners in that area are seattle residents. they're washington citizens. and we're not in a hurry to escalate anything. but at the same time, it isn't going to concede a part of the united states to lawlessness. leland: i guess the question is, rhetorical question but at some point if you don't intercede for a given period of time don't you actually cede it just by the fact that you haven't interceded. these are some of the demands, abolish the seattle police department, ban use of armed force, abolition of imprisonment, retry all people of color. release any prisoner currently serving time for marijuana related offense, release any prisoner serving time for resisting arrest, pe rep are ish trying to negotiate with these people? >>

watch seattle's chief of police and the head of seattle's police union tell a different story. >> you should know leaving the precinct was not my decision. you fought for days to protect it, i asked you to stand on that line day in and day out getting pelted with projectile, to be screamed at, threatened and in some cases hurt. ultimately, the city had other plans for the building and relented to severe public pressure. i'm angry about how this all came about. >> they're willing to take a precinct, removing the 911 call center won't allow people service in the city. so where is the reasonableness here? where is the safety of the reasonable community of the city of seattle? to me, that is absolutely appalling. elizabeth: we welcome back to the show, we're delighted to have back on dr. alveda king. you are the niece of martin luther king. you know, dr. king, the fire department was called in to stop a potential burning down of the police precinct there. that would have started possible fires up if down the city blocks there. your reaction to all of this. >> liz, i am so concerned for th

we've also taken on the ground to seattle for a live report. we will bring you breaking news there is happening everywhere. also the secretary of state mike pompeo will join us tonight on top of all of this breaking news. violence has been now erupting in america's major cities all weekend long. it is bad. if shootings robberies, salt. this weekend we saw carnage on an absolutely shocking and unacceptable level. we want to be a country, a united states. the first thing we need to establish his safety and security. bottom line. next thing we might want to do is fix these broken schools. you are watching a rapid deterioration and disintegration of our major cities. democratic mayors and governors who have been in charge for decades are now clueless, unable, unwilling to fix it. these are our fellow american citizens. they have failed their constituents here in, year out, now americans are suffering. we are watching this far left radical agenda play out in real time and frankly, it is a sad -- it is a scary picture and we're going to take a closer

let's bring in host of the jason rancho in seattle. he who were down there in the area, what did you see? >> i solve mostly what a lot of other people are seeing if they are going on twitter instead of some news outlets. you are seeing a mix of a bit of a block party feel, but also seeing a lot of angry protesters who have decided to take over, commandeer a six block radius of a major neighborhood in seattle. and they are upset with the cops and they are saying some very nasty things about the cops, and they do not seem like they are ready to give up this east precinct which the mayor of seattle we just heard from, she's given up this part of seattle. as a result of that, cops are not able to do their jobs, people in the city of seattle are in more danger now because you have to wait three times has long to get a 911 call answered, and it's just a big mess. they don't know exactly what they are end game is if they are truly trying to just get rid of cops, get rid of prisons, degentrifying -- not exactly sure how that even works. >> san

you can't even find stories about seattle. it is incredible. not that they are covering it badly, they are hardly covering it all at all. >> is there a double standard? britt hume joins us to discuss that and more. tom bevan it real clear politics darkens back to the ranchers occupying federal land and says this. of a bunch of mag as took over a section of seattle and to clear their independence the media would lose their marbles and jay inslee would be preening in front of the cameras declaring a statewide emergency instead of pretending he knew nothing about it. look back a few years there was quite a different reaction to the bundy family and their occupation of federal land than what we're seeing in seattle. >> a much bigger story for much of the media than the situation in seattle has been. suppose the tea party turned one of its rallies into the takeover a neighborhood in a major american urban area, you know and i know the coverage would have been enormous and the outrage on the left and perhaps elsewhere would have been extraordinary so

when we come back, we go to seattle, which has just banned tear gas. we will talk about trump's threat to bring in the u.s. military. stay wh us. ♪ [music break] amy: "i won't t be silent" by stephan said & the c clarion. their new video supports black futures lab and features video and d images f from prototests s the country. this is democracy y now!, i'm amy goodman. we t turn to the fight to demilitarize and defund the police i in seattltle, where the kiking countnty labor council vd to expel the seattle police union. on monday, seattle city council voted unanimously to ban police use of tear gas and chokeholds it wouldks of protests seattltle pololice sport ououtre ususing pepper spray, tear g ga, and flashbang grenades on demonstrators and reporters. the police eventually abandoned seattle's capitol hill precinct which has been taken over by activists who set up the capitol hill baton mazzone. on fox news wednesday, president trump called for a crackdown on seattle. pres. trump: these people that are taking over this incredible piece of real es

we are not going to let this happen in seattle. if we have to go in and the governor, let the governor do it, he has great national guard troops but one way or the other it is going to get done. these people are not going to occupy a major portion of the great city. >> a few more things i want to talk about, you look at me and i am on tv, i am a black woman and when -- you talked about it but we haven't seen you come out, and the tweets, when the looting shirts the student -- the shooting starts. >> that is an expression i've heard over the years. >> you know where it comes from? >> i think the mayor of philadelphia. >> it comes from 1957, i was 18 months old, everybody shooting. the chief of police in miami was cracking down and he said i don't care if it makes it look like brutality in the crackdown, when the looting shirts the student -- when the looting starts the shooting starts. that frightened a lot of people. >> a very tough mayor, might have been a police commissioner at the time, the mayor of philadelphia called frank riz

we've also taken on the ground to seattle for a live report. we will bring you breaking news there is happening everywhere. also the secretary of state mike pompeo will join us tonight on top of all of this breaking news. violence has been now erupting in america's major cities all weekend long. it is bad. h if shootings robberies, salt. this weekend we saw carnage on an absolutely shocking and unacceptable level. we want to be a country, a unitedna states. the first thing we need to establish his safety and security. bottom line. next thing we might want to do is fix these broken schools. you are watching a rapid deterioration and disintegration of our major cities. democratic mayors and governors who have been in charge for decades are now clueless, unable, unwilling to fix it. these are our fellow american citizens. they have failed their constituents here in, year out, now americans are suffering. we are watching this far left radical agenda play out in real time and frankly, it is a sad -- it is a scary picture and we're going to take a cl

mike is the seattle police officer's guild president. we'll be monitoring that very very closely because this is going on right now well over a week of this. the president from what we know might not comment on this , but he has commented on the past saying that if those in washington state and seattle in particular cannot get this under control, he will, he didn't say exactly what he would do to enforce that, but he is concerned as are others in and outside seattle, if this does spread way beyond seattle the president will be addressing west point cadets for their graduation, first time he's doing so he is the 12th president to do so the sixth in a row right now. lucas tomlinson with what you might hear from the president a little later this hour. lucas? reporter: well neil the president is going to address cadets who frankly can't wait to get out of thereafter four years at west point. he also is addressing a group of officers that some of whom appear to have broken with the president, including the u.s. military's top officer, who jus

all eyes are on seattle. all law enforcement either on seattle and the police chief is one who was actually having to have the responsibility to make these changes. i've got to tell you there's officers being injured all over. seattle is a textbook example. that's why we've send update go find me account to help injured officers throughout the -- a gofundme account to help injured officers. >> neil: we are going to be following it closely. others could be encouraged to spread this. we watch our brother closely. thank you very much people are planning t trips to seattle. seattle has always been dealing with homeless related problems. this is taking it to a new focus in these protests which by and large would be very, very peacefully. this is at least a turnoff for the business world there and getting back to normal there. charles payne on that impact. charles, i cannot imagine, forget about the impact on the city but those in those area, it's drawing things down to a halt, right? >> it absolutely is. this is a

chief correspondent jonathan hunt reporting from seattle. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, shannon. it wa exactly a week ago tonight that the seattle police left the east precinct up the street behind me and what is now called the capitol hill occupation protests owned was established. this doesn't seem to be the political will on the part of washington state governor jay inslee or seattle mayor jenny durkin to make any moves for the police to take this area back. president trump is clearly running out of patience. listen. >> these are violent people that took it over. these are not people that are nice people. i saw on your network today, john, i saw what went on with the heating in the punching in the beating and all the other things going on in seattle and then you have a governor that doesn't do a damn thing about it and you have a mayor who doesn't know she's alive. she's talking about a lovefest the summer. if they don't do the job i'll do the job. >> you heard president trump mention the mayor of seattle, she tweeted pretty mu

liz: watch seattle chief of police and the head of seattle union tell a different story. >> you should know, leaving the precinct was not my decision, we thought for days to protect it, asked you to stand on the line day in and day out to be pulled did with projectiles, to be screamed at, threatened in some cases hurt, ultimately the city had other plans for the building and we wanted to severe public pressure. i am angry about how this all came about. >> if they were to take a precinct, removing the 911 call center won't allow police service in the city, so where is the reasonableness, where is the safety of the reasonable community of the city of seattle, to me that is absolutely appalling. >> we welcome back to the show, were delighted to have back on alveda king, it is great to see you doctor king, you are the niece of martin luther king. the fire department was called in to stop a potential burning down of the police precinct, that would've started possible buyers up and down the city block, your reaction to all of this. >> i am so concerned for the mayor who seems to be suffering

obviously was allowed by the politicians in seattle. it is outrage just and wouldn't be surprised if the national guard shouldn't be sent in there to clean out this group of antifa and other protesters. elizabeth: so, yeah, there are also 500 homes inside of this zone. how would you deal with it now? >> i would, identify who is the leaders of this organization are. i would give them ultimatum. then i would use whatever necessary force was required to protect the citizens of that six block area. those people pay taxes. those people deserve to be protected. not these anarchists, looters and vandals. elizabeth: you know, we have nypd detectives union saying we're going to file lawsuits against anybody who assaults and attacks our cops. 700 cops have been assaulted in recent protests. we want to give the viewers a warning. we're about to show disturbing and graphic have you had yo released by the nypd. nypd describing it as showing a quote, planned assassination attempt on one of their officers who was on anti-looting patrol in brooklyn. so

there has been no effort by anyone to remove the blm-inspired insurrectionist occupying seattle. notably, chris hayes hasn't even mentioned them. >> they are shutting down wall street. >> they movement will go forward. >> starting my own movement in florida, that's our plan. we came here friday, got arrested saturday. >> we are going to be doing this forever. might not always be in the space. it's probably just going to keep growing. >> laura: well, something is growing there. that socialist uprising didn't go on forever, of course. when the occupy wall street movement took over the park in new york city nearly ten years ago, if you can believe it, mayor mike bloomberg initially gave them their space. assumed the kids would get bored, go home, or so he thought. what happened is occupy camps turn into a den of crime, including rampant sexual assault. my next guest says we can apply the lessons learned from that occupy fiasco to what is going on now in seattle. joining me now's former nypd commissioner bernie kerik. bernie, here is what president trump told harris faulkner tonight.

seattle is among them. when you look at where growth was happening, where economic activity was happening, where jobs were being created, it's cities like seattle, durham, north carolina, austin, texas, it's been in places that are red and that are blue and it's because the cities attract a lot of tech work and a lot of high-end services. cheryl: well, you know what, jon, let me jump in because i want to get lou before we go to break. where is big tech, where is boeing and major employers in seattle, why aren't they speaking up? >> i disagree with mattie, it's idiotic idea to create autonomous zones and let the spread. it's not something that we can have spread to other cities and creates civil unrest. police officer said the response time to 911 calls has tripled, we can't have that. we need law and order and need everyone to be local instead of sitting back on their heels. cheryl: because even here in blue new york they finally brought in the nypd to stop what was happening in our city. back on the campai

>> i will respond, actually, as a resident of seattle. there is a history here of successful occupation. for example, right near my house, when that lasted eight years of a certain building that was ultimately turned into the museum that the occupiers were requesting. to me, that doesn't show history of successful occupations. it shows the history of unresponsive and disorganized agencies. let me point out that specific counsel member, when she talks at that anarchy zone, she is booed by extremists who yell, "kill the cops." i had the honor of talking at great lake yesterday with a seattle veteran police officer who was there during the initial violent takeover of that precinct, and posted their every day through the final day of abandonment. he told me that the media has portrayed as these two different sides, some peaceful-loving, handing out free masks, and others walking around with ak-47s. he said both are true, they are both there and everything between, and they are competing for power. he said he was praying for federal interventi

also tonight, while cnn is telling you what's happening in seattle is just another largely peaceful protest, we have actuah people on the scene who tell us very different picture. live report from the ground before bernie kerik and terry turchie for tell how authorities could actually take the city back, and raymond arroyo has new details. there is so much happening with the cultural arsonists fow out there, we had to bring raymond back tonight.h he's's going to bring us an important update later in the hour, but first, the losing strategy of killing history. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." today's leftists are nothing like the liberals of even ten years ago. and they've totally taken over the democrat party. they are calling all the shots. no one even bothers trying to stop them. hannity just referenced that. whether they are destroying private or public property. local and state authorities, all democrats here, they cower when the birkenstock bolsheviks occupy huge slots of o a city le seattle. have they sent free vegan pizzas to all of the angry squatters yet? i'm expecting that.

dan springer reporting from seattle. seattle's so-called autonomous zone, by the way, is now being led i in some fashion by a local rapper who's reportedly advising that unfamiliar faces around that autonomous zone who try to enter should be stopped. they should be questioned, he says, and even checked to see when they're armed. that is a policy that sounds incredibly like that police policy of stop and frisk that's so unpopular. there are also reports on social media that the group occupying seattle's downtown are running out of food. it was apparently taken and eaten by homeless people in the region. one tweet from a now-private twitter account begged for outside supporters to bring them vegan supplies; oats, fruit and soy products. so that they could survive. is it's not just seattle that's fallen under the influence of the radical left, of course. leaders in at least 34 cities in statements across the country -- in states across the country are now actively considering defunding their police departments. but we know

you've seen the live pictures there in seattle. but just ahead for us, more on the president losing the support of his own military men. and later, the former president's message we've been talking about especially the young people in this country, that this country was founded on protest, that their lives matter in the year 2020, as "the 11th hour" just getting under way on this wednesday night. night if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection a

it's not just seattle. you look around the country right now, in minneapolis, they have seen over 100 shooting since the death of george floyd but the city council has taken steps to dismantle the police prayed city council members som of them have security detail because of the pressure they're facing. the public doesn't deserve safety, but they do, which is the height of hypocrisy. here in new york we've seen mor shootings for june then we have been 25 years, yet the mayor still wants to move forward wit huge cuts to the nypd. you literally have to be insane to not see what is going on. your solution as to defund the police or get rid of them, it i insanity. >> so what does that mean? because even kamala harris whe she was pressed about defund th police prayed if you have chaos and violence and fear, doesn't that mean you're going to have been either even greater police presence in response to this sort of embedded protest? >> that, and then also more people in that area are going t need access to emergen

is loving this tuesday the 16th of june stocking up in seattle's self declared. george floyd protesters dig into the police take a walk through to see what they ultimately hope to achieve. currently standing outside of the police department's east precinct which has been abandoned now. years of dollars for energy and then we're supposed to protect your money for america how does that work it doesn't work in other news president trump orders thousands of troops out of germany accusing the country of underfunding nato. for monuments to t.v. classics to shutting the leading national newspaper now campaign this push to purge britain of its racist. brazil on the brink of a coronavirus catastrophe overtaking britain the world's 2nd highest number of people feel that on the government's handling of the crisis. the president of the republic needs to understand that the brazilian people are going through the worst crisis in its history and there are thousands of dead grieved families because of hunger looking in the homes of a residence. no one good morning from russia th

some six city blocks of seattle's capitol hill area. antifa and other anarchists, black lives matter and other radical left groups have gone from owning the streets for a couple of weeks to owning what they may think is permanently an autonomous zone. in just a week, calls to defund the police have turned to we are the police in at least that autonomous zone in seattle's capitol hill region. it's still under the control of antifa and other far-left groups. a border wall of sorts has been constructed around the perimeter of the zone. anyone who isn't welcome is met by scenes like these -- [background sounds] [bleep] >> don't go away mad, just go away! >> i want to know -- >> [bleep] [background sounds] lou: a stern, rough crowd there. the state's democrat governor, jay inslee, appears clueless about what is actually going on in seattle. those, not his words, but effectively his answer when asked. washington's democrat senators patty murray and maria cant welshing they've been silent -- cantwell, they've been silent throughout. and the ci

todd: it was a violent weekend in seattle. take a look at this body cam footage from saturday. >> please move out of the way so we can get to the victims. all we're trying to do is get to the victim. todd: you see scenes like that putting into context the whole picture. how many more shootings before chop is disbanded? >> you know, it seems like it's endless at this point. police are not able to partake in the social contract in affording the citizens a level of safety and this is a result of elected officials' failure to execute on what they've been put in office to do. policing is necessary to bring an end to the state of anarchy in the chop zone. therefore, one of the things that i hear all the time is black lives matter and i'm okay with that. black lives matter, all lives matter, and blue lives matter. however, you as the director and executer of your life, therefore, make your life matter. the communities of color are under siege. and no one is there to help. we have these resounding ideas of, look, let's make this a pol

several city blocks of seattle reportedly under the control of protesters who have banned police and we are told taken over city hall. residents being shaken down and intimidated by the occupiers, how will democrats in dc handle this effort by the proposed progressive part of their base to force radical change to law and order in america. protesters across the country tearing down statues, many of them icons of the confederacy, christopher columbus statue also tumbling, the latest one in st. paul, minnesota, the nation's capital gets its name from the 15th-century export, so does columbia university and much more. the story has been debated for generations so why now? monuments coming down coast-to-coast. welcome to fox news at might. we start with chris gallagher on the protester takeover of a portion of an american city, seattle. >> it's not a violent coup in downtown seattle but could be emblematic of where the democratic party is setting. on monday police boarded up the downtown precinct, hundreds of protesters reportedly from antifa, black lives matter and others have moved into