any minute now president trump and vice president pence will speak after today's historic space launch. the first time in nearly a dead kade americans were launched from u.s. soil. it's also the first time a private company has sent astronauts into space marking an exciting era for american space exploration. the astronauts are expected to arrive at the international space station tomorrow. anger boiling over across the country days after the death of george floyd in police custody. i'm dana perino. protests erupting in minneapolis and cities across the country. minnesota's governor mobilizing the state's national guard. two people were killed when

escalations last night. attorney general william barr signaling those who continue to cause chaos will face federal charges. >> unfortunately with the rioting that is occurring in many of our cities around the country. the voices of peaceful protest are being hijacked by violent radical elements. groups of outside radicals and agitators are exploiting the situation to pursue their own separate and violent agenda. dana: steve harrigan is live in minneapolis with an update. reporter: a huge protest gathering here. a lot of people holding you have signs. some of them can't even hear the speakers, they are so far back. but you shear chants of george

floyd or hands up, don't shoot. but is that calm going to stay throughout the night after a might violence last night? the mayor and the governor vowed there will be no violence. they will have the national guard out in full force. here is the mayor. >> this is no longe -- no longet verbal expression. this is about violence and we need to make sure it stops. we are in the middle of a pandemic. we have two crises sandwiched on top of one another. reporter: the blame has come shown outsiders. the public safety commissioner says the violence is not over. he says losing a police precinct emboldened the rioters. there will be an early presence.

last night they weren't out until well after midnight. a minimal police presence. dana: steve harrigan, thank you. the national guard is beefing you have its presence in the twin cities and the largest mobilization in the history of minnesota. the governor talked with the secretary of defense about the potential deployment of more troops. reporter: there are 13,000 soldiers in a fully mobilized minnesota national guard. the governor said he spoke to the defense secretary and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff to discuss options. >> they were able to provide their intelligence support of what they are seeing, what they are signal intercepting from nsa and others to see who these operators are. the wars we fought to protect

our nation, the war on terrorism, all that. over the last 72 hours, these people have brought more destruction and terror to minnesota than anybody in our history. reporter: military police units have been put on alert. one unit in the army's tenth mountain division has been told to get ready to dough ploy in four hours if needed. deploying active duty forces is not without precedent. in 1992 thousands were deployed in the rodney king riots in los angeles. >> the uniqueness of our nation in protecting you civil liberties to make sure the forces are carried out by

citizens, and the national guard. reporter: it sounds like he wants to let the national guard quell the violence. dana: violence breaking out in main cities coast to coast. a 19-year-old man died after a shooting in detroit. one security officer was killed and hoots injured during a shooting in front of a federal building in oakland. clashes with police seen in atlanta, and oakland. reporter: the mayor in denver announced is a curfew in effect that begins at 8:00 p.m. the gochtd activated the national guard in support of the law enforcement. 10,000 were anticipated to attend this and there is another one planned for later today. so far this one has remained relatively peaceful, but last night in the city things turned

violent and destructive. businesses in an area popular for shopping and eating had their windows broken and trashed. >> what does this mindless destruction achieve? what justice is served by breaking windows at the library or city hall or the state capitol or the state supreme court building or private businesses in downtown denver just going to come back to life? reporter: the police department announced 533 arrests with charges from police battery, and looting. someone opened fired at the federal building killing one of them. police are looking for that suspect. 18 people were arrested for actions during the protests and 60 were detained for looting.

here is a look at what's happening in philadelphia. officers trying to maintain calm as crowds blocked traffic. the governor of georgia has activated the national guard and so much destruction and violence overnight. the mayor in atlanta saying this is not a protest. city was chaos. we are just getting word from the las vegas metropolitan * police department that last you night on the las vegas strip 80 people were arrested for looting and destruction and 12 police officers were injured. now as the sun is beginning to set in many parts of the country, law enforcement is preparing for another night. dane rsh protests also turning violent in brooklyn, new york, leaving -- one protester is accused of tossing a firebomb at a vehicle containing several

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dana: president trump is calling out the violence the last few days in minneapolis and many large cities over the death of the george floyd. he said rioters and looters should not be able to drownl out the voices of protesters. we are waiting for the president to speak any moment now. reporter: president trump still in florida. but so much of the attention is focusing on what's happening in minneapolis and all over the country. the president talked about as he left the white house. he said he's eager to make sure

the folks on the ground in minnesota, the elected officials on the ground, he doesn't want to see the protests continue. this is what he had to say before he midwest washington earlier. president trump: minnesota, they have got to get tougher. they have to be strong. honor the memory of george floyd. honor his memory. they have to get tougher. by being tougher they will be honoring his memory. but they cannot let that happen. reporter: the president tweeting blaming antifa. there have been a large number of protests happening. he said it's antifa and the radical left. don't lay the blame on others. this is outside the checkpoint on 17th and pennsylvania.

a number of protesters net with the uniformed police officers. there are a number of protesters and we have been able to hear them. the president has been blasting d.c.'s mayor to this. but she has been fighting back. she had an interesting tweet. the president said he didn't feel the d.c. police were doing enough last night. the mayor says while he hides behind his fence afraid and alone i stand with people exercising their first amendment right after the murder of george floyd and hundreds of years institutional racism. you know what security is like all around the white house. there are armed secret service agents on the driveway. these protesters are nowhere

near the actual physical white house themselves. they are being kept back pat 16th and pennsylvania. dana: the u.s. secret service is an amazing organization. joe biden calling for justice for george snroid while in police custody. the presumptive nominee calling for quote real leadership to fight racism in america. reporter: former vice president joe biden says he understands the floyd family's pain. he lost his wife and infant daughter in a car crash years ago. peaceful demonstrations turned to looting and riots. he says the burden for change is not on the black community alone. he contrasted his response to

president trump's. dana: i see in the little picture, president trump is going to speak from the kennedy space center? cape today inch rall, florida. -- cape canaveral, florida. the president and the vice president traveling down there. here is president trump. president trump taking a moment to take it all in as there is a triumphant feeling today because of this partnership. it really worked. an incredible amount of human ingenuity, courage, bravery, patience. president trump traveled down to cape canaveral wednesday. that was the original day for the launch. it got scrapped because of weather. the weather improved and the astronauts are headed to the

international space station. president trump giving remarks to the staff. president trump: it's a big day. i want to thank pour great vice president for your fearless and tireless commitment for fulfilling america's destiny in space. great job. we are also grateful to mike's wonderful wife karen for being here and for all she does for our country. thank you, karen. before going further on this exciting day, for all america in space, i want to say a few words about the situation in minnesota. the death of george floyd on the streets of minneapolis was a grave tragedy. it should never have happened. it has filled americans all over

the country with horror, anger, and grief. yesterday i spoke to george's family and expressed the sorrow of our entire nation for their loss. i stand before you as a friend and ally to every american seeking justice and peace. and i stand before you in firm opposition to anyone exploiting this tragedy to loot, rob, attack and menace. healing, not hatred, justice, not chaos are the mission at hand. the police officers involved in this incident have been fired from their jobs. one officer has already been arrested and charged with murder. state and federal authorities

where carrying out an investigation to see what further charges may be warranted including against sadly the other three. in addition my administration opened a civil rights investigation and i have asked the attorney general and the justice department to expedite it. i understand the pain that people are feeling. we support the right of peaceful protesters. and we hear their pleas. but what we are now seeing on the streets of our cities has nothing to do with justice or with peace. the memory of george floyd is being dishonored by rioters, looters and anarchists. the violence and vandalism is being led by antifa and other radical left-wing groups who are terrorizing the innocent,

destroying jobs, hurting businesses, and burning down buildings. the main victims of this horrible, horrible situation are the citizens who live in these once lovely communities. the mobs are devastating the life's work of good people of and destroying their dreams. right now america needs creation, not destruction. cooperation, not contempt. security, not anarchy, and there will be no anarchy. civilization must be cherished, defended and protected. the voices of law abiding citizens must be heard and heard very loudly. we cannot and must not allow a small group of criminals and vandals to wreck our cities and

lay waste to our communities. we must defend the rights of every citizen to live without violence, prejudice or fare. we support the over -- or fear. we support the overwhelming majority of police officers who are incredible in every day and devoted public servants. they keep our cities safe, protect our communities from gangs and drugs, and risk their own lives for us every day. no one is more upset than fellow law enforcement officers by the small handful who failed to abide by their oath to serve and protect. my administration will stop mob violence. and we'll stop it cold. it does not serve the interest of justice or any citizen of any race, color or creed for the

government to give into anarchy, abandon police precincts, or allow communities to be burned to the ground. it won't happen. these making excuses or justifications for violence are not helping the downtrodden, but delivering new age require and new pain. --' delivering anguish and pain. from the beginning of my administration we have made it a pry sort to revitalize your crumbling cities and uplist downtrodden communities. helping to draw a surge of new investments to the places in our country. that need it most. we must all work together as a society. to expand opportunity and create a future of greater dignity and

promise for tall of our people. -- for all of our people. we must forge a partnership with community leaders, local law enforcement, and the faith community to restore hope. radical left criminals, thugs and others all throughout our country and throughout the world will not be allowed to set communities ablaze. we won't let it happen. it harms those who have the least. and we'll be protecting those who have the least. the leadership of the national guard and the department of justice are now in close communication with state and city officials in minnesota and we are coordinating our efforts with local law enforcement all

across our nation. in america justice is never achieved at the hands of an angry mob. i will not allow angry mobs to dome nate. to -- to dominate. won't happen. it's essential that we protect democracy, the rule of law, and our independent system of justice. every citizen in every community has a right to be safe in their workplace, safe in their homes, and safe in our city streets. this is the sacred right of all americans that i am totally determined to defend and will defend. my administration will always stand against violence, mayhem, and disorder. we'll stand with the family of george floyd, with the peaceful protesters, and with every

law-abiding citizen who wants decency, civility, safety and security. we are working towards a more just society, but that means building up, not tearing down. joining hands, not hurling fists. standing in solidarity, not surrendering to hostility. moments ago as we witnessed the launch of two great american astronauts into space, we were filled with the sense of pride and unity that brings us together as americans. that same spirit which powered our astronauts to the moon has also helped lift our country to ever greater heights of justice and opportunity throughout our history. so today as we mark a renewed commitment to america's future in space, a tremendous commitment it is.

let us also commit to a brighter future for all of our citizens right here on cert. when americans are -- right here on earth. when americans are united there is not a thing we can't do. in my administration we put america first. [cheers and applause] this afternoon i'm delighted to be with you at cape canaveral in this storied home of american daring, aspiration and drive. this is the first big space message in 50 years. and it is an honor to be delivering it. today as we gather in this special place to celebrate the launch of a new spacecraft with but also our nation's bold and triumphant return to the stars, it's a special day.

moments ago the world bore witness to the flight of the first new manned u.s. spacecraft in nearly 40 years since the space shuttle launched in -- in 198. a long time ago. the spacex cap stiewl dragon capsule has reached low earth orbit and our astronauts are safe and sounds. [applause] with this launch the decades of lost years and little action are officially over. a new age of american ambition has begun. past leaders put the astronauts

at the mercy of foreign nations to send them into orbit. today we launch american astronauts on american rockets, the best in the world from right here on american soil. [applause] those of us who saw the spectacular and unforgettable liftoff this liftoff watched more than an account of history. we watched an act of heroism. every time our astronauts climb on board a rocket which is many, many stories of only engine and fuel, and vault across the sky they display breathtaking valor. what colonel douglas hurley and colonel robert behnken did this afternoon was fewer genius and counsel.

they join the ranks of seven prior american astronauts who have made a perilous maiden voyage to test a new class of spacecraft. the names of hurley and behnken will stand in the history books alowngd side legends like alan e international space station before returning to earth. we wish them god speed on their journey. and as one proud nation we salute their fearless service. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] i also want to send our nation's gratitude to the wives of these

valiant astronauts. both of whom are astronauts themselves. karen neiburg and meghan mcarthur. we join them in praying for our heroes' safe return. our nation endured the pain and hardship of a global pandemic as we usher in a new era of manned space travel. man is always in the process of transcending great challenges. the limitless reserves of talent, tenacity and resolve. the same determination that sends our people into space will conquer this disease on earth. should have never happened. nothing, not even gravity itself can hold americans down or keep

america back. we are grateful to nasa administrator and the director of kennedy space center for welcoming us this evening. thank you very much. great job. great job. we have come a long way in 3 1/years. for the incredible men and women of nasa from here at kennedy space center to the johnson space center in texas, we love you have too. to nasa with blumbrook station in sandusky, ohio. thank you for work so hard to make this day a reality. we have other great days almost ready to happen. with us are many members of my cabinet including our dni, john

ratcliffe. thank you, john. we have a great friend of mine, special man, ran a great, great campaign. governor of florida, ron desantis. thank you, ron. your senators, rick scott and marco rubio. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. leader kevin mccarthy. thank you very much. great job you do, kevin. and representatives matt gaetz, john rutherford, michael waltz, daniel webster, ryan massachusetts, h. roddy davis, roger marshall and

steven palazzo. thank you very much. they are warriors. with us also is our air force chief of staff general david goldstein. thank you very much. thank you. thank you, general. thank you. and chief of space operations, the first ever named, and now a member of the joint chiefs of staff, because we created the united states space force. general jay raymond. thank you very much. thank you, jay. and senior membersle also of our great united states -- and senior members also of our great united states military. it's never been stronger than it

is right now. the attorney general of florida, ashley moody and jimmy petronis and many other distinguished guests. thank you very much for being here. we appreciate it. i especially want to congratulate someone who truly embodies the american ethos of big thinking and risk taking. after achieving success as an internet entrepreneur he could have spent his tune doing anything including yachting. he could do lots of things. but in 2002 he began pouring tens of millions of dollars of his own money into research and development for a new rocket. he likes rockets. he assembled a crew of some of the greatest minds and talent in american aerospace.

and in the years since, spacex has become the first private company to develop and successfully launch its own rocket into orbit. the first to launch and recover its own capsule. and moments ago spacex became the first private company to put humans into orbit. elon musk. congratulations. [applause] [cheers and applause] for he on and 8,000 spacex employees, today is the fulfillment of a dream almost two decades in the making. for years on end they worked hand in hand with nasa sculpting aluminum, tightening valves,

testing parachutes and filling massive tanks with thousands of pounds of kerosene and liquid oxygen. today the groundbreaking partnership between nasa and spacex has given our nation the gift an unmatched power. a state of the art spaceship to put our astronauts into orbit at a fraction of the cross of the space shuttle. and it's much better. the united states will leverage the fast-growing capabilities of our commercial sector and the finest piece of real estate on earth which you need very badly to send u.s. astronauts into space. under nasa's commercial crew program we'll use rockets and spacecraft designed, built, owned and launched by private american companies at a fixed

price for the american taxpayer. today's launch makes clear the commercial space industry is the future. the modern world was built by risk takers and renegades, skilled craftsmen. captains of industry who pursued opportunities no one saw and envisioned, what no one else would ever think of seeing. the united states will harness the unrivaled creativity and speed our private sector to strive even further into the unknown. this launch also marks an exciting turning point for nasa. this agency will focus its unmatched expertise like nobody has ever seen in power. and integrity. to do what nasa does better than anyone else, and it's not even close. embark on the most difficult,

most daring, most audacious missions in the history of humankind. when i first came into office three and a half years ago nasa had lost its way and the excitement, energy and ambition as almost everybody in this room knows was done. there was grass growing through the cracks of your concrete runways. not a pretty sight. not a pretty sight at all. the last administration preside over the closing of the space shuttle. and almost all of the giant facility that keeps so many people working, so many brilliant minds going, people were crying, they were devastated. but now it's the greatest of its kind anywhere in the world.

and we'll get greater and great with years to come. i promise you that. we have created the envy of the world and will soon be landing on mars and soon have the greatest weapons ever imagined in history. i have already seen designs. even i can't believe it. the united states has regained our place of press teen -- of ps the world leader. you can't be number one on earth if you are number two in space. and we are not going to be number two anywhere. nowhere is this more true than with our military which we have completely rebuilt under my

administration we have invested 2 1/2 trillion dollars in new planes, ships, submarines, tanks, missiles, rockets. anything you can think. last year i signed a law creating the space force. pluforce. [applause] forker citizen who waited for america to reignite the forces that put the man on the moon. you need wait no longer. through nasa's artemis program the u.s. is preparing for a

crewed mission to mars. i saw the orion capsules being worked on in this building as part of the artemis moon to mars program. the capsules will soon return americans to lunar orbit for the first time in over 50 years. half a century. by 2024 our astronauts will return to the lunar surface to establish a permanent presence and the launching pad to mars. and the first woman on the moon will be an american woman and the first nation to land on mars will be the united states of america. [applause] since i signed the order to establish these goals shortly after taking office, we have

made rapid gains. a new 22,000 pound capsule is already built. the next generation of space suits are already made. colossal rockets are now being tested. and th -- and the contracts for three separate lunar landers have been awarded and signed, and they are magnificent. in the years ahead america will go bigger, bolder, further, faster, and america will go first. america will always be first. to be certain, we'll meet the adversity and hardship along the way. there may even be tragedy because that is the danger of space. there is nothing we can do about

that. the power that we are talking business unrivaled. there is nothing we can do about problems. but we'll have very few of them. we'll confront all of those challenges knowing that the quest for understanding is the oldest and deepest hope in our souls. the innate human desire to explore ands what propels the engines of progress and the march of we'll preserve and persevere and we'll make sure the future of american dominance in space. over the last three years i reestablished the national space council. i issued a directive cutting red tape for innovative space companies such as spacex.

we created the world's first comprehensive space traffic management system. i signed an executive order establishing u.s. policy for the recovery and use of space resources and minerals. administrative announced the artemis to govern the future of space exploration development. we'll assert america's rightful heritage and already it's not even close. in the move century since the united states stopped sending astronauts deep into space, 1972, no other country has ever done it. the reasons are simple. cost, technological complexity, and tremendous danger.

for instance i was told the rocket you just witnessed had to be launched within one second or it would be impossible for it to hit its target. and i was here two days ago. and i said to jim, jim, it's okay, why don't you wait five or 10 minutes. and he said, sir, we only have a window of one second. i walked out of here shaking my head. is that true, jim? yes, it's true. space travel is not a feat of engineering alone. it's also a moral endeavor. a measure of a nation's vision, will power and place in the world. exploration is a test of our values, and of our faith. america is a nation defined by

its commitment to discovery, to solve mysteries to chart the unknown, to press the limits to achieve the fullest expression of life's potential. and to insure that america is the nation that always leads the way and especially in space. this evening i am more confident than ever before that america stands poised to thrive in this grand undertaking. it's incredible. we are a nation of pioneers, we are the people who crossed the ocean, caused out a foothold on a vast continent, settled a great wilderness, then set our eyes upon the stars. this is our history. this our destiny. now like our ancestors before us, we are venturing out to explore a new space.

our most daring feats, our most epic journeys, our biggeste adventures and finest days are just beginning. america's proudest moments are still ahead. we are on the verge of our most exciting years, and next year may be the most exciting of all. you just watch. so today as our brave american astronauts shake the earth and blaze a trail of fire and steel into the heavens, we prove claim for all to hear that we have not yet tested the full strength of the american character. and the world has not yet seen the full glory of the american spirit. for our country, for our children, and for humanity's march into the stars, the best

is yet to come. [cheers and applause] it was a great honor for me to deliver this speech. god bless our brave astronauts now soaring through the heavens. nasa, and god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. [♪] dana: president trump finishing up his speech at nasa for the nasa employees and spacex employees. we covered a lot of speeches over many years in administrations. i think that speech right there will be considered a signature moment for him. historical. beautiful in the writing and the delivery. and very aspirational for the future of american space travel.

very exciting. he also reported there that the two astronauts, doug hurley and behnken are up there. they are up there and we might be hearing from them soon. no doubt a wonderful, beautiful day there for nasa and spacex. and exciting as america is back in space and we have a lot more to come on that. president trump also giving the longest remarks he has to date about george floyd. he addressed the injustice. he talked about what the federal government is willing to do to expedite the investigation on the federal government side. but he also talked about the protests. we are going to play a little bit of that for you. it was at the top of the speech you may not have seen it. i want to bring back lawrence jones, a fox news contributor who listened to that speech with me. do we have that available?

let's his be to that. president trump: we must all work together as a society to expand opportunity and create a future of greater dignity and promise for all of our people. we must forge a partnership with community leaders, local law enforcement, and the faith community to restore hope. radical left criminal, thugs and others all throughout our country and throughout the world will not be allowed to set communities ablaze, we won't let it happen. it harms those who have the least. and we'll be protecting those who have the least. the leadership of the national guard and the department of justice are now in close

communication with state and city officials in minnesota, and we are coordinating our efforts with local law enforcement all across our nation. in america justice is never achieved at the hands of an angry mob. i will not allow angry mobs to dominate. happen. dana: lawrence jones, you listened to that with me as well. let me get your thoughts on the president's remarks. >> you know me. i call it like i see it. that was probably one of the best speeches on a topic -- it's not the best president has ever given -- he talked about a lot of things. he talked about the majority of the protesters being peaceful. and that he said that he was a quote ally of theirs. he talked about the anarchists

and the people trying to dishonor the memory of mr. floyd. he tall out the antifa -- he called out the antifa members and bad actors. he talked about talking to tim scott. this was a good speech. it was balanced, measured. there was action in there. i have got to give the president some kudos there. it's not a bit of criticism. but where do we go from here. this would be my advice as an even list and former strategist. get behind tim scott's bill. the walter scott act that monitors policing and looks at the data within collect that data. the president has a case. he's not a black male. he doesn't understand a perspective such as mine. but he does have his own

experience such as the fbi, and spying and feeling like he was targeted by bad actors. he doesn't say all fbi agents are this way. but he mass his even experience -- but he has his own experience. he may say i may not understand your spirit. but i understand bad actors exist and i want to get ahead of it. i want to bring all community leaders together to monitor this. if you are a bad cop, and i understand the president said it very clear, and i agree with him. the majority of cops go out there and do their job and they should be protected. they shouldn't be shot at. their house shouldn't be burned down. but if you are a bad cop, the federal government will come after you. and we'll make an example out of you. i have seen it in my own personal life. and the people in the community,

i hear your cry and i'll work with senators like tim scott to bring those bad actors to justice. dana: they are planning hearings on racial violence and use of force by the police, recognizing that there is not going to be enough to let this sort of die down and move on. i don't have a date for those maring yet. but hearing that those things will take place. hopefully we didn't lose lawrence jones. lawrence, if you are still there with me. i want to ask you about these reports about outsiders in all of these cities. it's super troubling. especially in minneapolis i saw something cross the wire. 50% of the people who were there

weren't from minnesota. what is the motivation too come from somewhere else if not to sow chaos and hurt that community. >> there are conflicting reports on whether they are outsiders. from my experience as i said earlier in the program. i know them to be outside. the data is about 50 per where. the motivation is they have their own agenda. they are anarchists. they may be far far left and they may not like the way the government is going. they have their own agenda separate from the community that is mourning. you have to shine light on those bad actors. but as the president says, the majority of people there are peaceful. but it's up to the government that is there on the ground to implement policy and go after those people of and separate them from the protesters at large.

because it distracts from what they are trying to accomplish on the ground. now i see some reports saying some of the losing are not showing the real addresses. that happens. protesters that are anarchists, they use fake i.d. i know that from back in the day. don't be surprised about that. dana: lawrence jones, i appreciate you staying with me these two hours. thank you. that will do it for me tonight. but i will see you tomorrow object "fox news sunday." chris wall whras has eat -- chrl has has keith ellison.

>> 3, 2, 1, 0, ignition, lift off as the falcon 9, go nasa, go space x! jon: america makes space history. good evening i'm jon this is a edition of "the fox report". we are following a lot of breaking news today. nasa successfully launching the world's first manned commercial spacecraft into orbit earlier today. plus protests across the nation are growing increasingly violent, in the wake of george floyd's death in minneapolis. we have team coverage this evening from lucas tomlinso