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that resisting arrest can lead to a violent encounter and you are not surprised that a car can be used as a deadly weapon which is what the d.a. announced today in his press conference. you are also not surprised that an officer involved shooting, again, while tragic can be justified. but what you were told leading up to this investigation through the media by andrew brown's family's attorneys was that brown was executed. >> execution. people were questioning. well, what about this? what about that? it was an execution. it was assassination of this unarmed black man that is painful. and we are tired. >> will: assassination, an execution. that's the kind of inflammatory language that's the kind of lie that burns down cities. but, look, you have become familiar with this story. lies create reality, facts can never catch up. they can never convince the mob. it's a cycle. first to lie, controls the narrative. fastest to lie controls the

story. why and how does that keep happening? i'm going to come back to that in just a moment and explain to you how this cycle starts. it starts as i said with one man. but, before we get to the lies, let's talk again about the facts, it's important. not many people care or invest time in understanding the facts behind these incidences and today we learned the facts behind the andrew brown shooting. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has the latest from our west coast newsroom. hey, trace. >> hey, will, good evening. >> the shooting of andrew brown was caught on six dash cam and body cam videos. they were shown the videos on may 11th. they had said they were sitting in his car miss driveway and then he tried to flee adding quoting here at no point did we see mr. brown pose a threat to the law enforcement officers. the family went on to call it, quote, unconstitutional and not justifiable saying it was akin to an execution. but, today, the county d.a.

played the videos during a news conference and they clearly show that deputies did not fire their guns until mr. brown tried to flee. the day says when brown backed up his car, he hit one deputy and then pulled forward toward two other deputies. watch. >> about brown's death while tragic, was justified because mr. brown's actions caused three deputies with the sheriff's office to reasonably believe it was necessary to use deadly force to protect themselves and others. >> a circuit judge has ruled for now the body and dash cam videos cannot be released to the public and we should note it was originally reported that andrew brown was shot five times. he was shot twice, once in the shoulder and once in the back of his neck. though he did have wounds from shrapnel and other bullet fragments, will. >> will: all right, trace, thank you so much for those facts. a sheriff tommy jr. is the sheriff who stood up today. he stood up for his deputies and

right now he joins us. sheriff, thank you so much for being with he. you know what they will say, they have already said this that this was an execution. they will point to the fact that andrew brown was shot in the back of his head and that using his car to drive away was not a threat to your deputies. what do you say to that? >> >> oh, yes, i have heard that with the reviews and in the media and from the attorneys i have heard that same thing. execution assassination they are all inflammatory words, no doubt about that. as you can see in the video that was released today by district attorney womble shed a lot more light on this situation. the car did go in reverse at quick acceleration, striking the deputy, causing him to lean over on the vehicle and then drove forward striking the deputy again, him having to push off with his left hand while turning the wheel and heading toward a third deputy. and all this went on, you know,

inside of four seconds. and by andrew brown jr. using his vehicle as a deadly weapon, it forced the deputies to have to resort to deadly force, to protect themselves and their fellow officers. >> will: sheriff, we watched very recently again a tragic incident in brooklyn center, minnesota where an officer used her service weapon in an attempt to use a taser. it led to a bad outcome. obviously there in the daunte wright case. when that happened, sheriff, the sheriff stood up in that county in the days following he had to resign under the pressure of a mob that said you are standing up for something wong not just that but the city manager in brooklyn center we will adhere to a due process. he was relieved of his duty. here you are today standing up with your deputies, do you expect that your job is safe going forward? >> i do. i feel like my job is safe.

you know, i was elected by the people of this county to perform the duties every day that i do and i intend on and continuing doing just that. >> will: all right, sheriff. i appreciate your time tonight. thank you so much. all right, you just heard the facts. you heard the sheriff, unrealistic about the facts inability to convince the mob of conclusions they already want to believe. whoever lies first, lies fastest, lies the most, well, they own the story. they own reality. again, it keeps happening over and over. because attorneys like chantelle sherri lassiter have learned from the very best. lassiter is the attorney you heard describing the situation as an assassination and an execution. but right there next to her on that podium on that legal team last month is the master of deception the one who has set the standard for these attorneys. the one whose lies have become to be chanted in the streets of america and the one who has gotten rich off of these lies. ben crump. ben crump is the most dangerous

man in america. chances are you are familiar with his name. you've seen him at a microphone after almost every race related are a ahmad arbery, george floyd you have heard his lies on michael brown, breonna taylor and makia taylor. what you don't know is crump might be the most destructive force in america. take a look at his greatest hits and let's start with trayvon martin. which was one of trump's first high profile cases in that case he painted martin as a hoodie wearing key carrying, skittle carrying innocent and he also accused sanford police department of conspiring with george zimmerman after trayvon martin's death. listen to this. >> this is smoking gun. this clearly showed that that police report was a fabrication. it's obvious to us that there was something that night that they conspired to cover this up,

to cover up the death of trayvon martin. >> will: now, of course, zimmerman was cleared in a court of law and there is absolutely zero proof that the sanford ph.d. ever conspired with zimmerman. next perhaps ben crump's biggest lie hands up, don't shoot. you had remember that phrase started with michael brown and ben crump. 2014 he said michael brown was killed after holding his hands up and asking police not to shoot. that was a lie proven by president barack obama's department of justice as head up by eric holder. a lie that destroyed half the bizs in ferguson, missouri and cost $22 million in damages. and then in 2020 ben crump really got cooking he told the world when police came to breonna taylor's house it was the wrong address and the real suspect was already in custody. of course, that wasn't true, either. louisville pd went to the right apartment and the other suspect

was not already in custody. another lie, one that this time contributed to the idea that taylor was murdered in her bed that lie led to $7 million in damages and this time a death in the ensuing riots. also in 2020, crump said, falsely, that george floyd and derek chauvin knew each other from a nice club continuing a conspiracy. also of course a fly. floyd and chauvin both worked at the same bar but did not know each other and certainly didn't have problems. the so-called witness recanted the statement that said that they knew each other and led to this idea that was a conspiracy. by the way, the bar they worked at, it was burned to the ground during the riots. what about jacob blake, the kenosha man shot by police as was reaching for a knife his car, this time crump told the world that jacob blake was unarmed and that he was there getting into his car apparently after breaking up a fight between two women. that was also a lie. there was no fight between two

women. jacob blake was not playing the role of peace keeper, he was at the home of a woman who accused him of a sexual assault and trespassing. and she is the one that called the police. then there is makia bryant, trump tweeted that the columbus police killed a, quote, unarmed 15-year-old black girl. now, look at this video and tell me makia bryant was unarmed. you can see in all of the videos as we all have seen our eyes are not lying she is holding a knife and attempting to plunge it into the chest of another young black woman. that's another lie. swept under the rug, memory hold by complicit media. how about daunte wright? remember him? he was tragically shot by a brooklyn center police officer who misclaims she mistook her service weapon for a taser. once again, crump was on the scene. spreading lies and disinformation on twitter. he called with no evidence and no ability to know this the shooting intentional.

he said this case had yet to be adjudicated but watch the video. look, anyone can see from a mile away how could you make that mistake if do you watch the video you hear the officers yelling taser before firing her service weapon and her reaction, her total shock afterwards. it's hard to believe it was intentional although neither i or trump know the truth yet. we do know the truth of tally of crump's lies what they attribute to. more than $1 billion in property damage in riots, that's just through september of 2020. it's also led to over 30 deaths in the ensuing riots. not to mention setting race relations on a knife's edge. perhaps the tensest it's been in 50 years. on the other side of this tally while this destruction continues around the country, ben crump, well, he is getting rich. what we know from these cases is that he settled for more than $40 million in settlements at a 40% contingency fee or maybe if

he is generous 33%, one third contingency fee, is he making somewhere around 15, $16 million off of these cases, profits for ben crump's lies. look, everyone wants justice to be served. everyone wants justice to be blind. we want people to make it home or to jail for that matter. safely. we want black and white to be treated equally in this country but we cannot heal, we cannot save race relations we cannot accomplish equality and we can't serve justice off of lies. by the way, the protest in elizabeth city, north carolina, in the wake of andrew brown's death, the crowd there they chanted one of ben crump's lies. [chanting] hands up, tonight shoot. hands up, don't shoot. >> say his name. >> andrew brown. >> will: joining me now darryl parks is a civil rights attorney, is he a former law

partner of ben crump. a lifelong friend of ben crump and helped represent trayvon martin's family in 2012. darryl, i appreciate you being with me tonight, how do we justify, how do you justify all of the lies that i just laid out that have come from ben crump during these high profile cases? >> well, first of all, i don't think some of the things you said were really lies, okay? so i disagree with you. >> will: which ones? >> for example, let's start today with andrew brown case, right? and you had the sheriff on earlier: i think what we needed in north carolina for the authorities to release all the tapes, right? and not just the tape that contained andrew brown but all the tapes of whether the sheriff's deputies left the department, release all the information and intelligence that the officers knew when they went to arrest him and how they managed the information, right? >> will: darryl, really quickly now, we have seen four different vantage points, we have seen film from four different body cameras rolling on the screen as we speak and see the interaction

and our eyes are telling us what went down on that street. we see andrew brown backing his car up and then gassing it forward. so how do you look at that and come away with the conclusion that it's an execution or an assassination? >> i'm sorry, first of all, let's start from the beginning, will. you have sheriff deputies, a few in sedans and many of them on the back of a truck, right? they are going to make an arrest. right? is that how you make an arrest? you put four or five guys in the back of a truck? is that how you properly manage assessment even if you think he is dangerous? how do you manage apprehending a dangerous suspect? one, you have good intelligence, right? we ought to look and see what intelligence did the law enforcement officers have when they got ready to arrest him? >> will: darrell, i hear you, i really do how does that change that moment? darryl, i'm serious i want to have an honest conversation. >> i think you have to have all the information. i think you can't take it out of context, take a few snippets. >> will: really quickly i want to move onto the other lies. we do have that moment, it's 44

seconds of video there. we do have that moment. >> don't 44 second. look at all of the tapes. then judge the situation. >> will: i don't want to talk over each other. up want to have a conversation. how do we take that and arrive at the conclusion it's an execution? how do you get there, darryl? that's the real question? how do you tell people out on the streets this is an assassination? >> allow me to tell you, well, first of all, you have to think about one, this is a person's life. is he wanted for selling drugs and for a search warrant, right? >> will: right. >> he is not ordered to death, right? how we manage this situation without taking the person's life? when you take a person's life, that's the ultimate price. so does he pay the ultimate price because he disobeys the order when they try to apprehend them? no. we find a way. >> will: is the car a deadly weapon, darryl? >> of course it is. >> will: can a car be used as a deadly weapon. >> also, too, officers plalings themselves in danger is dangerous, too. >> will: you are ben crump's

long time law partner and for that i appreciate you being on the program. >> best friend. >> will: i appreciate you coming on and voicing this opinion on the program tonight with me. as i went through tonight one after another, darryl, for example, ben crump calling jacob blake unarmed. ben crump calling makia bryant unarmed. these are blatant lies that we know the truth behind. why can we allow this to happen? >> let me say, this first of all, when you -- you are taking it totally out of context. taking four different cases putting snippets out there and say that these are lies, i disagree with that. >> will: the fact are proven, for example, darryl, we know from president obama's justice department that michael brown did not say hands up, don't shoot. that did not happen? ben crump claimed it did. >> well, let me say this i was involved in the michael brown case with ben. participated in the autopsy and the complete investigation in ferguson and without question, again, another unarmed person. at some point, will, all americans, black, white, red or brown have to realize that if a

person is not armed at what point do we take their life? the ultimate price? even michael brown should not have paid the ultimate price. >> will: darryl, the point is the lies have led to a story that is not true. and that story has left cities burning and people dying in the wake. i want to ask you about one more because here's the accusation that ben crump is telling lies that is causing damage and he is doing it for personal gain. i want to ask you you about that kia crawford, it was a case not many people heard about last year. she, at the beginning, it was told was killed by a white man, then crump came in and helped represent the family and until the facts came back that that kia crawford was not killed by a white man that she was in fact killed by a plaquemines black man. her father says ben crump lost total crump in that case. calling him a fraud. the minute it didn't fit the narrative and the minute the story was clearly false ben crump ran away, darryl. >> well, here is what i would say to you. i want you to be as outraged

about what you see lie as you are about the outraged about the price of black lives and how we fight for black lives. whatever ben has done he has done because he thought he was fighting for the preservation of black lives. his world and my world black lives matter. and so at some point, when do we place the value of black lives over this value of property? >> will: darryl, i appreciate that sentiment. i truly do. what i would tell you is i am a partner in wanting to help set race relations in this country on the right path. i'm a partner in wanting to achieve equality, i do not believe you can achieve equality, scbluive or the truth on the backs of lies. those lies are setting race relationships backwards not forwards. >> i think you have to be careful in that those are not lies. your audience should get the details, get the full facts and not base any opinion based on snippets from you or anyone else. take the time to get the full facts. >> will: i appreciate your time tonight. i think they got more truths and

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>> will: cdc says it's time for you to take your mask off. we told you that fight is far from over. the media will take up the challenge of keeping you masked. here is the new york daily news today in an editorial. masks should remain with us becoming part of our everyday lives, even as the covid-19 pandemic, science will, of course, subsides. we should never fully return to

our maskless society where only healthcare providers done the dn the mask judicious use of masks save lives. masks now and forever. joining me here is the tim host of tim cast. independent thinker you are independent thinkers one of my favor his things to see in people is this neurosis about keeping people from getting sick. >> i don't think it's about keeping people from getting sick. stories like this from the daily news are just an excuse people need because they don't want to take their masks off. we have seen certain individuals like david hotion say they are scared people will think they are conservatives if they are not wearing a of course that. it's very -- it's kind of creepy and it makes me a little bit pessimistic people now openly admitting they are ignoring the science because of tribal partisanship or just trying to look like they fit in. it's just quite weird. >> will: we talked about this

again last night, tim. it is being used as protective mechanism. being used as something other than science. seems to be something that even dr. anthony fauci is admitting. i want you to listen to this sound and i will get your reaction. >> how has it changed your mask-wearing practices? >> i am now much more comfortable in people seeing me indoors without a mask. i didn't want to look like i was giving mixed signals. but being a fully vaccinated person, the chances of my getting infected in an indoor setting is extremely low. >> will: he is wearing the mask as -- while vaccinated as aal, tim. it wasn't because science dictated it. >> yeah, and since the beginning fauci has basically been on every side of the argument moving throughout the past year. i came to a point where i realized he just kind of repeats what he hears on tv and then people believe him. i think if you are somebody who is actually reading the data, you are following the cdc and you are looking at these

guidelines you start to realize he is a bit behind the curve. he once said don't wear masks, then he said wear masks, he said if you are vaccinated you need them. now we are hearing you don't. where did the data come from a that all of a sudden the rules have changed in the blink of an eye. i will tell you what really freaks me out. >> will: go ahead. what freaks you out? >> it is just freaky that there are people who the opinions are based on tv doctor instead of looking at the research or following the guidelines. tim tim twitter feed you put a really fine point on it you said fauci lied and people died. >> yeah. that was when rand paul called him out and asked him about the funding that went to the wuhan institute for gain of function research and fauci lied. i'm wondering if there is going to be any nigeria into the perjury even politic facts said the u.s. did provide funding for gain of function research thvment should be looked into. >> will: sluvment i hope to look into some this week in fact. tim, thank you for jumping on the program. again, i enjoyed the timcast.

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>> republicans are trying to white wash what happened on january 6th and where the g.o.p. is heading. >> thanks to right wing outlet look the other way and ignore the daily fallout from january 6th. >> how is history going to remember how people vote when it comes to this january 6th bipartisan commission? >> poor little kevin who nobody apparently talks to does not want january 6th commission to focus on january 6th. >> will: they keep ringing that shameful gay for every ounce of juice left four months later? why? because they are addicted to donald trump without him, well, cnn, for one, they are going through withdrawals. look at the ratings. since trump left office. a complete cratering, less than half of where they were in january. they need another hit. no matter how watered down any story. no matter how closely related to donald trump ingested into their veins. trying people out. going through a rotation of antiheroes. the democratic party and mainstream media they are rotating villain, anyone loosely

connected to donald trump, marjorie taylor green, she had a turn as their antihero. matt gaetz. he as well. but it's not working ratings are still down cnn is so lost don lemon tried on sensibility for once. >> america is about redemption and is not just about canceling people. we have got to stop that we have got to stop going back into people's past years and decades ago and trying to cancel them for things. yes, we want to hold them accountable. weave got to stop canceling people for achationizations. accusations that are just an accusation until it's innocent until proven guilty in this country. >> will: wow, sensible but it didn't last long. he went right back to the good stuff. right back to the script just minutes later. >> we can't act like everything is fine right now. rioters tried to overturn our government less than four months ago. >> will: look, january 6th was a

shameful day. and liz cheney is a story. but it's not one that impacts your life on a day-to-day basis. what they're, are stories connected to donald trump. and that's the story that they want. why do they want that story? why do they want to keep talking about donald trump? yes, of course, led to great ratings but it also is a distraction from the laundry list of items, the crises biden's failures that have caused real world problems that have actually affecting your life. here with me now congressman dan crenshaw of texas. congressman, always great to see you. you got a little taste of the villain role this past weekend on some of those mainstream media outlets. you were cast as the antihero, again it was on the story of january 6th. why does this story keep come back up? >> it always happens when i go on these shows. i rather enjoy it it's important to take a step back and note how ridiculous that is. i trend on twitter as soon as i'm off that show. and it wasn't a very eventful

interview. nothing like some of my past interviews that are true debates. i remember with bill maher on or about, you know, msnbc in the past. this one was just talking about the typical d.c. gossip that truthfully nobody really cares about. and yet i'm trending on twitter. "the washington post" alone had three analysis written on it. so there is an obsession here for sure. they are desperate. but they are also threatened. they don't like it when somebody who is reasonable, who has a different point of view but can also reason their way through that point of view comes on their shows and pokes holes in that liberal bubble. they like like to propagandize. on your show just now you had people disagree with you. do you think that person trend on right wing twitter we don't mind having contradicting views we like debate. that's why this blows up. talk about their obsession with trump and with cheney and with all of it. nobody cares. right? my constituents are not affected by that i am not even affected by that and i am, i guess, a d.c. insider.

i am a member of congress, okay? it doesn't even affect me. now it definitely doesn't affect my constituents and i'm not going to try to make that case. let's actually debate issues. i will always come on these shows and debate toe to toe on any issue. even the tough ones. let's debate environmental tall policy, healthcare, the border. taxation, whatever you want. but they don't do it. they don't like that, they want to just talk gossip and keep this thing alive. i'm not going to let it happen. >> will: the thing is those issues you are ready to debate only ones affecting every day america's lives. inflation, gas shortage, border crisis. these are things actually impacting america's lives and for them to continue to go back to the well, to the story that they have loved. the ones that has driven their ratings is worse than a disservice. complete an occasion about carrying about the truth. congress you write a lot about heroes. have you talked about that and written about that in your book. as you look around at where the conservative movement is headed. now i had asked you this before on "fox & friends" so i know you don't like to answer this

question. if i ask you once again who is who is that hero and leader. >> i have a whole chapter on this in my book. you can't look up to a single person as your hero. that's not how heroism works. you have to look up to a hero i can -- there are attributes we should follow. those attributes, gee, in this day and age what's the biggest problem facing america lack of physical and mental fortitude. a lack of personal responsibility. all of these things are related. we need to be proud of overcoming hardships again. we shouldn't be looking to be victimized. and i will be honest. i see some of this happening on the right as well. sometimes there is this proclivity to claim like the establishment is picking on you or claim that somebody is picking on you, then you raise money off of it don't do that. that's not heroic. that's just victimization.

and i do want to say to the republican party on, this don't take the bait from the liberal media trying to keep a lot of this alive. and that doesn't just go for liz cheney. it goes for people on the opposite side of liz cheney, too. they are part of this, also. keeping it alive. look, let's focus on what biden is doing and how to confront it and how to debate them and win on those topics. >> will: bravo there is arc type it virtue and leadership and telling the truth. lives -- will characteristics going forward. dan crenshaw thank you so much for your time tonight. >> great to be with you. >> will: up next, exclusive reaction to this incredible golf swing by a golfer who appears to be the leader of the free world. that's president biden and that's going backwards. is that a metaphor? talk about it next plus we investigate a new baseball fan

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>> will: joining us at the top of the show we laid out for you all of ben crump's lies. don't go anywhere in just a moment i will give you the latest what just happened moments ago. stay right there on the other side of my screen clay travis my friend founder of outkick and he and i are going to cover four topics in four minutes, 60 seconds each. let our emojis be the guide. you ready, clay? >> i'm ready to roll congrats on the show by the way. >> will: i appreciate it apparent video of joe biden has been floating around on twitter and i will be honest we have all been here. i know i'm not very good at golf. i feel like that swing is a met for for something you can see on your screen i think he hits it in the rocks, clay and it goes straight backwards. i don't know, clay, go ahead. >> i'm awful at golf. so i feel bad ridiculing anybody, charles barkley or the president of the united states who has an awful swing. but, this bounceback feels very eerily similar to taking us back

to the 1970s with the carter administration which is exactly what joe biden is doing right now. maybe ill timed visit to plains georgia and ill timed swing right there, will. >> will: i am with you. i'm not willing to mock that swing because i live in a glass house i can't throw stones and i'm not 80 years old. whatever he is. i'm not even close to that age bravo. i can't help but notice the symbolism and met for for what's going on in this country. baseball fans in boston, houston and now kansas city are able to attend a fully packed stadium end of may, no masks required, go clay travis. >> it is so amazing for us finally to be here props to the texas rangers and atlanta braves. >> will: led the way. >> rangers doing it for over a month now but all of these different major league baseball teams should be 100 percent open. will, sunday, i went to go watch

kristin aaa game in nashville. family was there. no mask, no cosmetic theater of even having to pretend you had a mask like when you go into a restaurant. it was fabulous. sports need to be 100 percent back beyond a shadow of a doubt. >> will: anyone who knows clay or knows me knows we both love sports. here's the thing. sport maintains a central role in our culture it can help lead the way. you are right, clay. bravo to all of these teams, specifically the houston rangers, the astros the braves. took steps going forward. this should lead our culture back to normalcy. sports is fun but also important. next, the nba speaking of sports, the audience continues to dwindle clay, i know you have talked about this, leadership all time low and steadily getting worse. this week we have warriors lakers in a play-in game. high question for you, high point most likely a playoff. ammini sport outside of football

are suffering from declining oratings. but why is the nba's particularly pronounced? do you think that politics is truly playing a role in this? >> 100 percent yes. the nba is down 25% since 201. so even if we skip over the covid year when they're down 13%. will, look at the kentucky derby compared to 2019. up massively. look at the preakness which just happened up massively. the nfl draft up massively. every other sport compared to 2019 is not collapsing like the nba is. 1 billion percent this is because instead of fantastic and trying to bring in all their fans like they did in the 190s and early 2,000s they are turning off a huge segment of america. i don't think it's going to get better any time soon. >> will: i want to point out i don't root against them i'm a big dallas mavericks fan. it's not hard to see that taking a radical position not hurt your audience. >> amen.

>> will: one last topic very important the myrtle beach pelicans are offering fans a new way to drink beer at the game and it's been quite a it had. the general manager came up with the idea of selling beer bats you can see them there in demand both in and out of the stadium. let me get this straight, clay, you get booze and a weapon when you go to this minor league game. >> good combo. there is nothing better in a summer, you know this, huge percentage of your viewers do, too. than just kicking back with a beer at an outdoor baseball game and now you get a huge beer bat props to my guy joe kinds kinsey tracked this thing down and started writing about it it's been wildly popular. symptomatic of what this summer is going to represent all over the country, will, fun uninhibited raw excitement for so many people out there to get back to normal. sports as you said is a huge part of our culture returning to normal and i give a lot of praise to all these major league

baseball stadiums finally opening up 100 percent for everybody. >> will: i hope there is an opportunity for you and i to take down a beer bat each at some point. >> amen i can handle it ready to roll. >> will: check him out on out kick. clay travis. >> you will be on tomorrow morning. >> will: i'm going to be on tomorrow morning. i will see you, man. up next, apple facing new scrutiny tonight for doing business with china. how did this tech giant get away with an issue they are now facing which is surveillance censorship, turning it over to the chinese, former cia analyst buck sexton joins me and you have to hear this video, this audio of what ben crump just said proving my entire argument from the top of the show. that's straight ahead. ♪ ♪ by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage.

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racial police encounters in in country's history. lie after lie after lie. today a district attorney in north carolina said brown's shooting by police was tragic but justified. just moments ago on msnbc ben crump described it like this. >> what they looked like was a lynch mob with guns and badges coming to get a black man. it was a search warrant. they knew his identity. you see from the video he was going away. what is the worst that happens? he gets away? they can regroup and take him again. >> a lynch mob with guns and badges. that leads to streets being burned and people lying. -- dying. those lies need to be called

out. the sports and the movies and the most successful s in the u.s., apple is taking orders from the chinese communist party. apple's ceo caved to china. cook gave the green light for them to store customer data in servers controlled by the chinese government. the report says apple allows them to control what goes into their app store. joining me now is buck sexton you have great insight on this story. one of the largest companies in the united states is turning over its servers to the ccp. >> people are worried that it feels like corporations call the

shots even when it comes to our government. even the most powerful companies in the world do not call the shots inside of communist party controlled china. apple is another example where wokeness ends at our border. social justice concerns are less important. google and apple, they worry about doing too much technology work that could be used by the american military. apple will go out of its way to pull apps out of it store that the chinese communist party thinks could be used for counter-revolutionary communication. >> 10 seconds here. this is not only from the biggest corporations in america bowing down to the chinese. is this not a security compromise as well? >> enormous. they are not only being used to go after people inside of china.

they will do what they have done for decades. the greatest theft of intellectual property. that's what is going on with the communist party. >> thanks for watching fox news prime time. i will be back here tomorrow. tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for more than a year the united states has been held in solitary confinement. the entire country was told it's immoral to touch a friend to shake hands or show our faces in public. americans have lived in shame. the authorities claim it was worth it. this saved countless lives from covid. they are lying.

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