. >>> i present to you now the able and gracious mayor of the city of chicago, richard j. daleycal convention is a show, and chicago mayor richard daley was a man of absolute control in the democratic party. he was a machine politician. "this is my town." >> hey. >> now they're raising the illinois delegation. >> thank you very much. >> fine. a brief effort to start a parade. >> lyndon johnson was weary of holding a convention in chicago but he gave it to chicago and daley because he assured him, it will be a controlled environment, we will keep it under control. >> one, two, three, four, stop this damn war! one, two, three, four, stop this damn war! >> the democratic party was closed to change on vietnam unless it faced such massive pressure that might make it turn. >> mr. vice president, this is the opening night of the democratic convention. are you going to be nominated? >> that's my hope, my plan. that's what we're trying to do. >> the security around this international amphitheater has been worthy of an armed camp. >> someone called the amphitheater ft. daley and i think a

then by far you had chicago, democratic convention just completely turned upside down by mayor richard daley'sice, billy clubbing, the protesters, all that violence. we have anything quite like that. each time is unique, each time is different. >> what about the president running as a "law and order president"? >> i would say yes and no. but it is a very different time. it remains to be seen whether or not the protests related to the george floyd episode ever rise to the occasion we saw in terms of the riots and demonstrations that rose out of the tragic assassination of martin luther king and then later the assassination of bobby kennedy in april and june 1968. my own hope, it's my desire, i don't know whether it will happen, but i'm hopeful and i'm praying that it will, that the democrats are going to pass some kind of a police reform bill in the house. i think tim scott working, i hope on a bipartisan basis, tim scott the african-american republican senator from south carolina, will offer what i hope will be a bipartisan bill in the senate, hopefully we can get to a conference committee and

richard daley, rahm emanuel.e petty than any of these other men, who is willing to call the press secretary a karen just to get social media violent post, she should be worried about the black and brown bodies that continue to drop in the city of chicago. people are literally dying in the streets. you have a mayor more focused on politics of the day, than the citizens she took a sworn oath to protect this is disgusting and discouraging. president trump has very unique opportunity, when law and order should be central focus on everyone's mind in the large cities. talk about, there has been more police shot this year and killed in the line of duty than there were last year, including seven who were ambushed across this country this, is the time for president trump to take a foot in the sand and make a decision, we have to stop the violence in the city and the mayors of these major cities have completely failed this time for the federal government to step in. jason: now the mayor gave some lip service, hey, it is un