massive peaceful protests span the nation for 10 straight night, the situation still tenses police crackdown on curfew violators. nationwide 10,000 arrests since the protest began. jillian: the mayor of dc even thousands of national guardsmen from the hotel where they are staying. long shifts protecting the nation's capital, protesters without curfews carry on through thunderstorms and mourners remember george floyd with powerful tributes. >> i want you to know he would stand up to any injustice anywhere please say his name. >> george floyd. >> we have to encourage coast-to-coast, matt flynn is live in minneapolis, mark meredith live from the nation's capital, todd pyro monitoring leftist calls to defund police but let's begin with long green in new york city.

>> reporter: it is the eighth night of protests in new york city as tensions continue to rise as thousands defied the 8:00 pm curfew and clash with cops. marchers took to the streets of brooklyn demonstrating new the berkeley center, the scene of much violence earlier this week. it was large but more peaceful protests, similar scenes occurring throughout new york's 5 boroughs is protesters made their way through city streets shatter their mantra black lives matter. after 8:00 pm cops began aggressive reinforcing interview and that is when trouble and services started as offices work to disperse the crowd sometimes by which a gap between the groups and blocking off streets, dozens were arrested. in upstate new york police shoving an elderly man who falls to the ground and hits its head

bleeding. he suffered a serious head injury but is expected to recover, the buffalo police commissioner has ordered an investigation into the incident and the two officers have been suspended without pay. hundreds of officers have been injured. there are also reports that some of the attacks on officers have been terribly. already overburdened police force, coercion or damage shake pleads for cold and common sense. >> how do we move forward. i do not know how we will get there. i wish i had all the answers but i know this much. we cannot reach that place until we end the hateful speech and lawbreaking and the unprovoked attacks against police officers in the rhetoric that fuels from.

>> yesterday george floyd's brother terrence ford spoke at a memorial service in brooklyn for his brother. he said he is proud of the protest but not of the destruction. this as more demonstrations are planned for today in the city. you heard that fire, that was an ambulance going to a nursing home. just so you know that. >> a lot of emotion in minneapolis as family and loved ones honor george floyd. >> live in minneapolis the immediate change possibly coming to the city's police department. >> this morning the minneapolis council is scheduled to hold an emergency meeting to take the steps to begin dismantling its police department. it is a major american city moving towards abolishing police, this comes one day after a memorial service for george floyd. reverend l sharpton gave the eulogy and celebrities like kevin hart attended. george floyd's brother and other family members spoke from the heart about their lost loved one.

>> go outside and play catch with a football. i use to say to myself you can't throw at all. he said i can throw but i wanted you to get the ball. >> the biggest lebron james fan, wanted us to feel we had won the championship. >> reporter: the 3 police officers assigned to derek chauvin are being held on 750,$000-$1 million bail. the minnesota part of human rights and many civil rights directors are scheduled to brief city council on the investigation into the police department over potential races these three city councilmembers have publicly tweeted or spoken about their intent to dismantle the minneapolis police department with or without the mayor as an ally.

lisa bender tweeted out hours ago yes, we are going to dismantle the minneapolis police department and replace it with a transformative new model of public safety and across this town we have seen signs and posters and spray painting suggesting the police should be abolished and people are encouraged not to call the police in an emergency. rob: we will see about that. thank you. jillian: hundreds of utah national guardsmen may be getting affected. utah senator mike lee says the mayor is kicking them out of their hotel as they work tirelessly to keep the city safe. rob: protesters spend the night out. >> reporter: a stormy night in washington dc. dc fire department tweeted overnight that two military personnel that were working in the lafayette area were injured by a nearby lightning strike. we are told there injuries are

not life-threatening. that bad weather did not stop people coming out to protest last night. it is unclear how many will show up this weekend and donald trump is expected to be in town, that could impact the protesters. for security issues, the white house has added extra security all along the perimeter of the white house complex, this is the attorney general says outside groups may continue to try to so discord over george floyd's death. >> we have evidence that antifa and other similar extremist groups as well as actors in a variety of different political persuasions have been involved in instigating and participating in the violent activity. >> critics of the president's response to these protests are demanding more accountability from the white house about his tactics in securing the nation's capital. we heard from two senate democrats introducing

legislation to require law enforcement officers and military personnel to identify which branch they are representing. >> a nation's capital is being patrolled by federal officers committed by donald trump and william barr who refused to identify who they are and where they come from. what is donald trump doing to this democracy? >> the controversy comes as utah senior senator sends troops is him from his own state are being forced out of the dc hotel because of politics. >> they are being evicted. the office of the mayor of the city of washington has ended their contract, they will get off at 10 am tomorrow and i'm told people have to gather their things and find another place to stay because the mayor's office canceled their contract. that is not right. >> we will wait to see how the mayor may respond to that later today, she has been openly

critical about the protests response in her city, she hopes that is openly critical about the president's response in dc does not need any other state's the census and national guard troops. we will monitor throughout the day. rob: the relationship between police and protesters extremely tense as unprovoked attacks increase across the country on police. >> reporter: law enforcement morale is at an all-time low as offices fight racism and spineless leadership. angel mason joins us with his take. it is a tough time in our country, obviously so much broken as far as the relationship between community members and police officers. what are your thoughts this morning? >> all police officers are painted as racist, occupiers.

it does not represent the police. it was one officer who committed a horrible heinous act and 99% of police officers around the country - rob: mayor bill diblasio came around and supporting the police. in a news conference after two police officers were attacked, he has seen governor cuomo change his tune. listen to him. >> the police in new york city were not effective at doing their job last night. look at the videos. it was a disgrace. they treated police officers with such disrespect in new york city that i am stunned. >> after seeing what happened to the city a few days ago they are starting to realize how important police are? >> know. there showing support now because of this. there is no public apology for

what cuomo said the other day that the nypd didn't do their jobs. it is disgraceful. bill diblasio in 2017 showed her he really was, i day after she died he speaks against the president, it is ridiculous. >> let's take a look at some numbers here. the police injuries since protests began, 16 officers shot, 300 injured, one dead. i think everyone in the country agrees what happened to george floyd is inexcusable and justice has to be served, your shaking your 5 years, i know you agree. but it is inexcusable when you see videos of police officers getting run over by cars in the middle of the street, people being shot. rob made reference to three officers injured in new york city this time yesterday morning. >> one was run over, cops in

buffalo were run over, then you have spineless leadership, people of seattle, advocating on police officers so they can't mourn their brothers and sisters, bill diblasio, snippet of video condemning a police officer to defend himself, calling for him to be fired with no due process, minneapolis saying they are going to defend the police. madness. tara reade what about public schools cutting ties with the police department? what happens when some kid brings a gun to a school? how do you cut ties with the police? >> it is ridiculous, doesn't make sense, schools across the country won't wet police forces in their schools, it is madness,

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joining us live senior fellow at the heritage foundation and former doj official, thanks for coming back to the show. let's take a look at the list of subpoenas. all the big names, john brennan, sidney blumenthal, comey, page, peter stzrok, and oppressive list. what does this mean? will they just ignore these? >> they could try to ignore it in which case the senate will move to enforce it but this is important. i don't think people realized what a scandal this is. our intelligence capabilities are very powerful, they are supposed to be used for counterintelligence purposes to protect us from foreign enemies and all the unmasking that occurred particularly by obama era officials who have nothing to do with our intelligence gathering makes it look as a intelligence capabilities were

used for domestic partisan political spying on the opposition presidential candidate and his staff. that is one of the worst abuses of governmental power in our history. people have to be held accountable to ensure this doesn't happen again. jillian: what type of accountability? listens what lindsey graham had to say yesterday. >> there are some people who are real good candidates for going to jail for manipulating the fisa application process and the reason i'm doing subpoena is it is clear to me you are not going to help me. i would be an idiot to believe you are going to help me. jillian: what is your action? >> lindsey graham is exactly right. the fisa process is only supposed to be used for counterintelligence purposes and yet electronic eavesdropping was use in crossfire hurricane that we now know there was no

evidence to justify which means the lawyers at doj in the agency, the fbi who prepared and submitted those fisa applications to the court misled the court, may have lied to the court, all of which is perjury. perjury is a federal violation of federal law that can and should be prosecuted. >> this story amid the background of the meltdown our society is having between covid-19 and these riots there's a lot of fatigue over talking about russia. what do you think the ends of being? take this to the long game when this is over. >> i am hoping that the end game is when it is over it will so scare and deter individuals who hold positions in the federal government in the future from ever doing something like this again.

we do not want powerful law enforcement and powerful intelligence capability abused for partisan political purposes. that is extremely dangerous. jillian: thank you for joining us. have a good morning. >> the face of the radical left fermenting violence across the country. >> we have evidence that antifa and other similar extremist groups have been involved in instigating and participating in the violent activity. jillian: our next guest used to be a member of antifa. is inside on the group's pr tactics and spreading their extreme ideology that helped sparkly riots. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively.

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rob: william barr confirms evidence linking antifa to the violence that has been sewing mayhem across the country. >> we have evidence that antifa and other extremist groups as well as actors a variety of different political persuasions have been involved in instigating and participating in the violent activity. we are also seeing foreign actors playing both sides to exacerbate the violence. jillian: our next guest is a former member of antifa and says social media is amplifying the group's platform. joining us is gabriel nuttall.

thank you, a lot of people don't know what antifa is. tell us what is the goal of this organization? >> antifa is an organization made of several different radical leftist organizations. they pretend they are fighting against fascism which is in the name antifa, anti-fascism but antifa is not fighting against fascism. they are willing to fight anybody who does not share their leftist radical mentality on socialism and communism. rob: if we take a look according to you how they drive this discord in the country and do what they do and some of the things you talk about promoting anti-police anti-conservative rhetoric and acting acts of violence and publicizing them, setting a narrative to burn down communities and convincing to misuse -- that their views are morally righteous.

how did you get involved with a group like this and how dangerous is this group? >> i was already a liberal activist by the time i joined the anti-fascist movement and influenced by a lot of things, spanish tv networks like telemundo and other left-wing friends that i had but i remember the first time i was at an antifa rally, their mission fired me up and made me want to put on the black mask and marched alongside antifa but realized even though i thought it was a righteous movement fighting against fascism something that as americans we should all oppose i didn't realize it was such a dangerous movement and it has become more dangerous than anything i ever witnessed. look at the violence, it started in st. paul, minnesota, los angeles, california, chicago, austin, texas, all these places are locations in which antifa has been allowed to operate for

years sometimes uncontested. they set the narrative and now so many people joined in their violence. jillian: a lot of people downplaying what the group does. take a listen. >> there are so few members of antifa in general that to say they have anything significant in this protest is a far right talking point. >> the president has been assessed with far left protests or groups including antifa. >> the idea of antifa being an organization we have to send united states might against is ridiculous. jillian: what do you think of that? are the claims truth? >> of course they are downplaying it but you don't need that many antifa activists. it is proper propaganda by the d, a political tactic in which you and ask violence against another with the hope and intent that others will join in. that is what happened.

they started the riots. and more americans joined in as well. rob: let's talk about the state of minnesota where this unrest began. you've got the attorney general in minnesota, keith ellison, one of the chief people enforcing law and order in the state, his son is a guy named jeremiah ellison who is a member of antifa and he's a city councilman, let's go to the tweet by jeremiah was my tickler my support for antifa, someone can prove to me antifa is behind the burning of black and immigrant and businesses i will focus on stopping the white power terrorists that are attacking us. what do you make of this? june 4th, we are going to dismantle the minneapolis police department, we are not going to simply glue it back together, we will rethink emergency response, it is past due. this is the son of the minnesota attorney general and minnesota

councilman. >> it is disturbing the top prosecutors believes in antifa and shows how much it has grown but at the same time i'm not surprised at all. let's look at keith ellison. couple years ago he took a selfy with their manifesto and was tontine trump and his supporters but he's not alone in minnesota. there are so many politicians who support antifa. back in november a representative named asia gomez was seen marching with antifa and it shows you antifa needs -- he movement nobody knew about but now has mainstream supported a lot are in the democratic left. jillian: thank you for joining us with your story with that information. rob: unbelievable. jillian: we will be right back.

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alert, peaceful protesting across the nation honoring george floyd, national guard troops activated in 32 states to keep the peace. rob: curfews lifted in major cities including dc, 10,000 arrests have been made nationwide. jillian: honoring george floyd in an emotional memorial, 8 minutes and 46 seconds recognizing the span of time floyd struggled to breathe as the minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck. >> what happened to floyd happens every day in this country. it is time for us to stand up in george's name and get your knee off our next. rob: floyd's funeral set for tuesday in houston, texas. in new york city, police arrest marchers for defying curfew.

jillian: lauren green joins us as offices and protesters clash. >> reporter: it was the eighth night of protests in new york city contentions continue to rise, and clash with cops. marchers took to the streets of brooklyn demonstrating your the brooklyn center the scene of much violence earlier this week. it was a large but more peaceful protests occurring throughout the city of the 5 boroughs, they made their way through, shouting their mantra black lives matter. after 8:00 pm cops began aggressively enforcing a curfew. officers work to disperse the crowd. and blocking off streets, dozens were arrested. in upstate new york more

protesters police caught on camera shoving an elderly man who falls to the ground and hit his head bleeding, suffered a serious head injury but is expected to recover. the police commissioner ordered an investigation into the incident as the officers involved have been suspended without pay. after 8 days of clashes, some of the attacks on officers have been terror related. commissioner dermot shea pleads for calm and common sense. >> how do we move forward? i do not know. i wish i have all the answers but i know this month. we end the hateful speech and lawbreaking and unprovoked attacks against police officers and the rhetoric that fuels them. >> reporter: more demonstrations are planned throughout the city.

rob: memorials for george floyd spanning the country. and supporting his family, slamming the rioters for causing so much chaos across the country. >> i am proud of the protest but not proud of the destruction. my brother wasn't about that. the floyds are god-fearing family. rob: new york city mayor bill diblasio took the stage before they boot his speech. >> we need to change the city in the country. i thank you for being here. rob: having a real tough time,

crowds marched across the brooklyn bridge and closed it down. jillian: protests in los angeles remain peaceful with you in place. marriott -- mayor eric garcetti lifting for the first time since saturday saying we remain committed to protecting the right of all people to make their voices heard and ensuring the safety of protesters, businesses, residents, families and our entire community. the lapd arresting 2700 people since protests started. the majority for curfew violations. rob: top democrats pushing for federal police reform legislation ahead of house judiciary hearing on police brutality. >> senate democrats advancing legislation protecting equal justice. >> we need strong action to deal with police reform and racial justice. >> it is time the leaders of the united states senate take action to reform a criminal justice system.

>> reporter: is an police reform a state and local issue dealt with in the ballot box? the independent women's forum, thanks for being here, appreciate it. a federal use of force standard, aggressive restraint techniques, national database of officers fired for misconduct, what do you think of that? >> there are reforms in the federal level we can and should advocate for but the truth is the majority of reforms that need to happen need to happen at the local and state level. it is tempting to blame donald trump for the riots and peaceful protests that have broken out. the truth is the majority of grievances i am hearing peaceful

protesters raise, the federal government does not oversee police force, we don't have a national police force, police forces overseen by local cities and states. they are getting involved locally in their communities look at the statistics in their own cities and ask what type of reforms do we need? they give themselves credit and need to look with in because who has been running the vast majority of our cities in america for the past 50 years. the vast majority run by democrats. if they want change they have to be that change and vote for that change. rob: radicals on the far left calling to defund the police, this is saying we need police but we need to make changes and fix them. let's take a listen.

>> have to get better than what they have been doing. we have to get the police departments, everybody has to do better. how they do better as a long-term problem. this happens today. rob: is this a sensible solution? even if it happens at a local level and not a federal level, reforming police in a way, is it something like that? >> for decades, police unions have a record of protecting police officers, something liberals and conservatives should advocate to reform. it's long past time to change that and i would big the left to not listen to me, listen to former president barack obama who wrote a piece about the change from these protests has to come from local officials, cannot be directed at donald trump. these protesters should instead of focusing their energy on the

white house they should focus their energy on local communities and local city officials who have been the ones refusing to reform these unions, protected bad cops, protected bad teachers far too long in american society. we as conservatives want to encourage those who live in cities to advocate for sensible reforms that will encourage transparency and accountability for bad teachers and bad cops and open opportunities for african-americans. jillian: there are definitely things that can be done from this point on before you defund the police department or break down your police department as is being suggested in minneapolis. we will have a conversation, thank you for joining us. speaking of the push to defund the police, statement in los angeles.

>> we will not be increasing our police budget. how can we at this moment? jillian: a slap in the face of the men and women of -- distributors and writers. >> looking to scale back funding for law enforcement agency coming up soon.

rob: calls growing for major cities across the country to cut police funding in response to george floyd. jillian: a push to make it happen. >> that is growing exponentially over 48 hours and now being echoed by a number of democrats, black lives medical international the funding of police saying, quote, we demand investment in our communities and resources to ensure black

people not only survive but thrive. in new york city a double whammy. covid-19 shortfalls combined with anti-cop sentiment leaving city officials to seek a cut to the nypd between 5 percent-7%. the controller means the guy who supervises the money once even more, demanding more than $1 billion be taken from the nypd and handed out to vulnerable communities. mayor eric garcetti talking about cutting the lapd's $1.8 billion budget by $150 million. >> we will not be increasing our police budget. how can we at this moment? those dollars need to be focused on our black community in los angeles. >> reporter: the president linking this to the election, quote, police groups break with

biden at politico, wanting him to defund the police. i want more money for law enforcement. a veteran of the la sheriff's department joins us earlier and said defunding cops is a recipe for disaster. >> take it from your protectors, the people protecting your everyday citizens and businesses out there from law enforcement. >> minneapolis public schools, minnesota part of the university of minnesota cutting ties with minneapolis police, much more tempered responses to leaders. jillian: and iconic philadelphia food market apologizing for offering free lunch to officers, this is extreme looting and rioting, the outbreaks stirring up police taking a stand against the establishment. rob: rob smith says the store owners are spineless for bendigo need to this mob. coming up.

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>> i will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the united states of america. i wish i had laid out what was in my heart with the george floyd murder. i will be part of the solution. jillian: drew breeze gets backlash for his stand against kneeling are the national anthem. a gourmet food market issues an apology for offering free lunch to police officers after violent riots and looting. >> can you believe these apologies are happening? break this all down. rob smith, thanks for coming on. it seems so sad. what do you make of this?

>> i always say never ever bend a knee to the mob. they don't want your apologies or contrition. they want your submission. in the case of this, the only thing they had to do is reaffirm the commitment to their citizens while supporting the police officers that were protecting their citizens from the outright lawlessness we saw happening over multiple cities in america over the past weekend days. all they had to do was reaffirm their support for the police so everybody is mad, makes the employees mad, makes police officers mad. jillian: a beloved well-known establishment, this is what they said. this is the apology they should, quote, the decision was made in haste after a night of destruction and looting. it was insensitive and we sincerely apologize.

the policy was revoked. my question to you, why can't we at the same time condemn what happened to george floyd and others in a similar situation, support the peaceful protesting going on and support communities of color and all our cities yet at the same time still support our police officers, who many of them do so much good in the community. why can't we do that? >> for a lot of people, the movement going on in black lives matter, they have framed this is something between you cannot be for police officers and poor communities of color and supporting african-americans and peaceful protesting at the same time. they force it into this binary and i don't think it is necessarily true and those of us push back against that, the unfortunate thing is there are millions of police officers who

are african-american as well that serve their communities every single day honorably and the way this movement is going is to have everybody against police. i don't think it is sustainable, i don't think it is something that should go forward in this way and i want to say about the movement of the defund the police this defunding the police, this idea that police officers are bad people is going to hurt low income and minority communities the most particularly very poor minority communities in urban cities, policing the most because there are so many criminal elements that take advantage of the hard-working americans that live in these places and that is a very dangerous conversation to be starting and really shocking to me that it is happening at such high levels of the democratic party.

rob: let's go back to affiliate restaurants. the new york police leaders, we will show you how angry everybody is. philly police will be boycotting the bruneau brothers. former commissioner carac, frequent fox news guy, a slap in the face to philly police by philadelphia's own bruneau brothers who called racist and apologized for the radical left wing for systemic racism by cops. before labeling someone a racist, they made everybody angry. what a horrible pr stunt. >> this is what happened when you bend a knee for the mob. this could have been avoided. they are doing a good thing and nobody -- they should never feel pressure from the mob and never

feel the pressure from leftists to feel they are not doing a bad thing. you can at the same time you're supporting african americans, supporting peaceful protesters you can support the police officers of all colors that are there to keep law and order who are protecting people from the lawlessness we saw over the past weekend days, for people who want to defund the police into clinical of police i say people are hearing your cries for some sort of systemic reform. we get this, we understand that. there is no both sides when it comes to the murder of george floyd. it was wrong. those were bad cops. particularly the one that did murder him. we all agree with that. demonizing police officers of all colors. i cannot reiterate this more because there is this idea that all police officers are white and everybody they are cracking down on his effort in american. that is not the case.

all police officers are not white. let's not disrespect all of our police officers and let's not disrespect the african-american police officers who protected communities. jillian: thanks for your service. cindy crawford so i'm

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