. >> host: a question from paul taylor who writes anyone who runs for president has to have a big ego and trump is no different but his ego seems to make them remarkably resistant to changing his views to assuage the politically correct popular mood of the moment at least the mood among political, legal and media elites. do you think a politically incorrect president like that is just what the modern presidency needs to restore the authority of the president and the overreaching and flawed responses by donald trump's critics serve to further highlight the need for president with full constitutional powers? >> guest: interesting question that connects the politics of the office whereas donald trump has been trying to fight to keep the presidency intact, return us to the presidency the founders had in mind, hard to figure out how that connects to the political aspect of the office. i'm first to admit donald trump has done a lot to change the norms of the way president act, his approach to the media, the way he fights with individuals and even organizations, he can't restrain himself. pa

stinnett that's a hard question my up to i mean you know i'm thinking about paul taylor's wife, his partner. she lost her mom in to covid and she couldn't go home to say goodbye to him. couldn't send her home because she was worried about coronavirus and her children and you think about when marcellus and his daddy is complicated as is that relationship was. >> brother ellis. >> they couldn't do a second line for him in new orleans. can you imagine that? they couldn't send them home. so there is a way, there are ways in which this current pandemic has interrupted cuts and has given grief a different sort of registry and an edge because grief now comes with regret and grief and regret is dangerous. mama i wish i could have said to you that i was sorry before you went away. i wish i could have resolved x, y and z. that has happened alongside the fact that we are sheltering in place and many of us are and we can't touch and we can engage but i think in the midst of this i'm trying to get to an answer to your question. in the midst of this we have to find ways of being together. i am in the rea

. >> and audience question from paul taylor they anyone who runs for president has to have a big ego and the president is no different to assuage the politically correct graph. politically incorrect president like that is just and with these overreaching and then before the constitutional power. >> another interesting question that connects the part of the office and i would be the first to admit the president has done a lot with his attitude and approach to the media kit is but then that weakness and sticking to consistent arguments is a sign as but then that presidential policy where it was one and but to take the point trying to be consistent and with that presidential veto in the filibuster it's hard to undo what they do but with the president that is the branch the founders wanted to have the quickness and respond to changing circumstances. i hope the president realizes that yes he should stick to help trump understand that to switch direction quickly. actually the only branch on the town but they. >> the famous lines of emerald city and hamilton rates that hamilton that within

the i'm thinking about [inaudible] paul taylor's wife, she lost her mother to covid-19 and couldn't go home to say goodbye to her, couldn't send her home right because she was worried about the coronavirus and her children. you think about as complicated as the relationship, they couldn't do a second life for him in new orleans, can you imagine that a company could send him home right. so there are ways in which this current pandemic has interacted touch and has given brief a different register an image because it now comes with regret, and grief and regret or dangerous. i wish i could have said i was sorry before you went away. so that is happening alongside of the fact we are sheltering in place. many of us we cannot engage but in the midst of this i'm trying to get to an answer to the question in the midst of this we have to find ways of being together a. i'm in a reading group. >> we have a good time, too. >> you and i don't even have time to blink. we sit here reading, and for every two weeks with our close partners, charles taylor, charles peterson, we are just talking about the

i am thinking about paul taylor's wife. brought it through covid-19. she couldn't go home to say goodbye. couldn't send her home right because she was worried about coronavirus and her children. complicated that relationship. >> and those who get -- >> they couldn't do it. couldn't send him home. there are ways this current pandemic interrupted - a registry gives an edge because grief comes with regret, is dangerous. i wish i could have said to you i am sorry, resolve xyz. once engaged, trying to get to an answer to your question. there are ways of being to gather. you and i don't have time. every two weeks, mark jefferson, charles peterson, just talking about global and there might be another lick of slowing but the point is trying to figure out how to maintain each other's all, how to be not a crutch but a shoulder. on the opposite end of this, under these conditions what it will look like on the other side, might be even deeper. >> that is a real possibility when it comes to making time for one another. >> with this resolution. >> that would resolve

. >> here's the first audience question comes from paul taylor.he writes "anyone who runs for president has to have a big ego his ego seems to make him remarkably resistant changing his views in order to assuage the politically correct popular mood of the moment at least the mood among Ãbi think a politically correct president like that is what the modern à you think that the overreaching and flawed responses by the president trump's critics serve to further highlight the need for a president with full constitutional powers. >> that's a really interesting question because it connects the part of officer did write which is about the politics of the office. return us to the founders had it's hard to find how does it connect to the political aspect of the office? i would be the first to admit president trump has thought a lot to change some of the norms of the way president trump asked in his approach to the media Ãbsticking to a consistent argument is a sign of strength. one thing that you and i have talked about is that the constitution does make i

paul even said offices saved their lives. they were shouting press you know to stick to kill us to her but they're also saying shout shouting save her name briana taylor. well paul was pointing out the irony then of b.l.m. protesters chanting about briona taylor black woman shot by police in her home when it was he actually sponsored the justice for briona taylor at that subsequently banned no not police raids rand paul was also behind the stop militarizing law enforcement act to try to curb transfers of military equipment to the police breaded struck at the founder of the walkway campaign was also attacked by a black lives matter protesters were leaving said convention is his story. or people from this black lives matter mob ended up walking up the streets near where my friends and i were as they crossed us they started calling us anti-gay slurs and then it became physical when they confronted us they spit in my friend my carlos face who is a gay conservative. they threw a drink at me and threw a cop at me and then they actually slapped my friend libby in the arm a girl who was there with me as well although this is not the 1st time in my life that i

protesters confronted rand paul, who you see here, as he and his wife walked from the white house, shouting, breonna taylor, and say her name. senator paul is from kentucky. that is where breonna taylor was shot and killed by police in her own home. >>> the 17-year-old suspect accused in the deadly shooting in kenosha during a demonstration is due in court. his name is kyle. he will appear in his home state of illinois. he is facing several charges, including two charges of homicide. if he is convicted, he could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> prosecutors say democrats were intentionally targeted. the man who was left paralyzed from the waist down after being shot seven times by police. visitors are cleaning up after several nights of protest. the police chief promises to make changes in his department. >> the voice of those people is not falling upon deaf ears. we are hearing what is being said. the mayor has spoke to his commitment, involving myself to ushering change, where possible. >> kenosha is now the center of the continuing fight against police brutality and racial injustice. jesse jackson is

protesters confronted rand paul right here, as he and his wife walked from the white house to a nearby hotel. they were shouting breanna taylor, senator rand paul is from kentucky, where breanna taylor was shot and killed by police in her own home. >>> san francisco mayor london breed will hold a news briefing to discuss plans for reopening more of the city from the coronavirus restrictions. san francisco has helped struggling businesses by providing micro grants. cash awards that do not need to be paid back. a jamaican restaurant received a $10,000 grant from the city's resiliency fun. it allowed the restaurant to stay open. they went from serving 3000 meals per week before the pandemic 20, within a week of the shutdown. >> the resiliency fund was created to support the small businesses who are being most detrimentally impacted from covid-19. >> the first round of funding gave small businesses and other forms of aid beyond federal and state relief. san francisco has raised 28 million dollars for a second round of funding, hoping to help businesses. >>> all of the republicans and the state senate are blocked from going into t

taylor. the black kentucky woman police shot in a raid. senator paulf wealth to ban, the justice for breonna taylor act. more. senator rand paul, overrun by a mob leaving the white house thursday night. >> it was terrifying. i've never experience anything like that in my life. i hope no one ever has to. i felt completely powerless. i thought we were going to lose our lives. it was the most terrifying moment in my entire life. >> within 30 becomes 90, became 120. his wealth and we were in a pocket to officers, a very small pocket. they were surrounding us. they are threatening to kill us. >> he stayed in a hotel 50 yards away from the white house president trump says he wants to give the police officers a metal was to be there for the ceremony. house gop with eve police shot by an assassin fell far away. >> violence in the street is unhinged being tolerated by the democrat leadership right now. joe biden has been looking the other way and people want this for our country. >> before the assault on senator paul and his wife. >> burning down communities is

say her name they schade shouted at rand paul paired they were talking about breonna taylor he was killed in a non- noc police raid. prayed as it happens, rand paul that bill was literally called the justice b forreoona taylor act. he has had to face political violence before in 2017 he was nearly murdered by a bernie sanders supporter paid he was attacked by his neighbor apparently for political reasons and had to have part of his will and removed. it took months to get better. we will talk to him in a minute about what happened last night that he was not the only one attacks. every hand carrying fox news staff, nonpolitical people, was blocked and boarded in the middle of a city street. watch. we want to be clear, we don't think the van was targeted because fox news employees were inside. it seems like the biden voters pounding on it had no idea who was writing in it. c they didn't care. their assumption seemed to bese everyone in a motor vehicle was an agent of white supremacy. they certainly think that if anyone in uniform prayed watch as blm unit takes attack of cop in washington thi

protested demanded the senator then say the name of brianna taylor a black woman shot by police in her home it appears they didn't know rand paul actually sponsored the justice for brianna taylor act which bans no knock warrants by offices like the one that led to her death the senator was also behind the stop militarizing nor enforcement act to hold the transfer of military equipment to the police or the thunder of the walkaway campaign brandon tracker was also targeted by black lives matter protesters while leaving the same convention here's his story. or people from this black lives matter mob ended up walking up the streets near where my friends and i were as they crossed us they started calling us anti-gay slurs and then it became physical when they confronted us they spit in my friend my carlos face who is a gay conservative. they threw a drink at me and threw a cop at me and then they actually slapped my friend libby in the arm a girl who was there with me as well although this is not the 1st time in my life that i have endured an anti-gay attack on the street or concentration from strangers it is the very 1st time that

. >>> and coming up next, confrontation between kirky senator rand paul and protestors demanding justice for breonna taylor. >>> and also the new addition to >>> at the live desk, republican senator rand paul claims that he was attacked by an angry mob following trump's closing speech at the republican national convention. >> what about breonna! >> senator rand paul and his wife escorted by washington, d.c. police were walking from the white house when the crowd of voters srote bloat protestor them. there was a minor scuffle between a police officer holding a bicycle and a protestor. paul grabbed the officer to keep him from falling. senator paul later tweeted just got attacked by aen angry mob of over 100, one blook awck away f the white house. thank you to d.c. police department for literally saving our lives from a crazed mob. breonna taylor was shot and killed in louisville by police in paul's home state there. over to you, kumasi. >>> happening today, it is the 57th anniversary of the march on washington. that is where dr. martin luther king jr. delivered his "i have a hichood a ech. quarter 1963. tod

paul says he felt the lives were at risk. they were shouting threats. to kill us to hurt us but they're also saying shout shouting save her name briana taylor. black lives not a protest has demanded the senator say the name of briana tale of the black woman fatally shot by police in her home it appears they didn't know that rand paul actually sponsored the justice for brianna taylor act which bans no knock warrants by officers like the one that led to her death the senator was also behind the stop militarizing law enforcement act the transfer of military equipment to police. but it's going to miss brown instructor who was also targeted by a black man's life not to protest as well even the convention here's what he told us. 4 people from this black lives matter mob ended up walking up the streets near where my friends and i were as they crossed us they started calling us anti-gay slurs and then it became physical when they confronted us they spit in my friend my carlos face who is a a conservative. they threw a drink at me and threw a cop at me and then they actually slapped my friend libby in the arm a girl who was there with me as well altho

senator rand paul put forth the breonna taylor act, to get away with no-warrant door knocks.-- no-knock raids, i should say. let me correct myself. there are things being handled but there is more work to be done. senator tim scott couldn't get democrats to work with him on legislation to attack the very thing you're talking about. no one denies that we don't have people -- police department's are a microcosm of society. so there are areas and people that we know -- you know they have them. you know, you have lead. you know when you have some people among you who need attention or to be fired. we've got to find those people and route them out. i'm just curious why you think we can't do both, why we can't hold accountable people who are criminals, no matter what they look like, and those who are criminals, potentially, wearing a uniform. vernon? >> vernon: because you heard -- >> scott: i'm sorry, did you come to me? >> vernon: i did. he heard >> the speaker say thee are two justice systems. black and white. if you do that do analysis, very often times police officers aren't p

paul smith is there. and tiffany taylor playmate tiffany who was supposedly on this sailing trip with chris. you were sure that you recognized her? >> yes. it was the same, exact girl. it was the picture that i got. she just looked at me with a blank stare, like i was nuts. >> tiffany said, "i don't -- i don't know your brother. i didn't go on any kind of a trip with him. what are you talking about? this is crazy talk." >> and ed just looks up at me and just goes like this, and just shakes his head. after the -- the dinner was over, i said, "that was the girl that i got a picture of, that chris left with." and he reassured me that that was not the same tiffany taylor. it was a different tiffany taylor. >> well, think about it. another tiffany taylor? it seems impossible. but also, think about las vegas. there's no shortage of gorgeous women, probably named tiffany, and on top of that, ed is so convincing. the other worrisome thing for paul is that things are taking a rather dark turn when it comes to 800xchange. >> there wa

rand paul said they were shouting say her name, breonna taylor. he called it an attack. don't think he was physically attacked. he is the one who sponsored the no-knock warrant bill in the senate. do these protestors know what they are talking about? >> it's interesting to see a change in the manageds. -- methods. i was in the protests after george floyd. there was a focus on black lives matter. about half of this content was pure anti-trump. i saw a biden flag. it was not a pro-biden march but anti-trump thing. that's why they charged a little old lady. it would not matter that rand paul who pushed lots of legislation. he is closer than democrats to criminal justice reform. if it's a political rally, it doesn't matter. that's what i saw last night. the transition of these black lives matter protests to being anti-trump protests. >> john: there was no shortage of protests against donald trump in 2016. there was a fierce one in san jose. how does it bode for the 2020 game as we get into the thick of it? >> it puts joe biden in a position where a boiler plate comment conde

appalling about them shouting at rand paul, say her name, say her name, rand paul was the author of the justice for breonna taylor also been a champion for things like criminal justice reform and other policies that empower black americans. the hypocrisy of the left knows no bounds. i think we saw that on full display last night as they attacked senator paul and i commend him for saying -- staying strong. helping and checking on the officer that was protecting him and i hope that some of these people pay attention to the actions of the individuals they are shouting at because he is actually been somebody who has stood up, not only said her name, but authored legislation asking for justice for her and i find the whole situation completely appalling and disgusting. jesse: >> so do i, you have to expect the protesters to know that but i don't think they are that well-informed. maybe just to lay this at the doorstep of maxine waters, joe, because she was calling for this get in their faces, confront them wherever they are and now you see this. is the media condemning this type of behavior or not? >> what they should

incidents, including here in washington, d.c., where the other day senator rand paul was encircled by a mob shouting breonna taylor'sname. he said he feared for his life. had some element of these protests gotten out of hand? >> what i am saying is that in america, we know that demonstrators have the right to demonstrate, guaranteed by the first amendment. however, we are a nation of laws.anyone on any side in any place who violates the law has to be held accountable. we don't condemn people who obey the law because of those who do not obey the law. we can do both and we have done both in this america. and that's what we need to do. and, again, we need the president of the united states to show some leadership during this situation, but that may be asking for too much from president trump. >> brennan: well, you know that the president's slogan is law and order. he has been using it repeatedly in recent days. don't incidents, like the one we just saw, or what is happening in portlan, play into your opponent's argument? >> margaret, as you know, i served on the intelligence committee and the judiciary committee. i ser

democrats and the saddest and most stupid of all, the attack senator rand paul when he literally wrote that justice for breanna taylorct. they are a pathetic pandering joke. the republicans in the campaign this was the best week since 2016 and you can already see the impact in the polls. what's the lesson? reaching out works. being positive works. yes of course it's vital to tell people the consequences, but keep showing that positive inclusive feel-good face. please share this when we post it. joining us now, two stars from the republican national convention, trump 2020 advisory board member natalie and black voices for trump, clarence henderson. so great to see both of you. clarence let me start with you. just tell us why you as someone who is there really fighting for civil rights, putting everything on the line back in the 60s, you are now supporting president trump. remind us why. >> i am supporting president trump because he is the person to be president of the united states. he does not kick the can down the road, he comes up with policies that adhere to all the situations in america. i have yet to see him put

paul over brianna and kat you know the story. >> that was his thing justice for breonna taylor and the no knock warrant.amala harris nowhere to be found on that one but they are going to after him. i agree this is another sample that i agree soul wholeheartedly that it's wrong to be silent in the face of injustice and for white people to speak out against racism. i also think it's important to eat food. which is what this lady was doing. i'm not shocked to hear that she is also a and anti-racism activists because it's possible to be an activist and also sometimes eat that food and also to be less inclined to mix the two went away as we mentioned someone is screaming in your face randomly a nowhere but then it's so, so obvious that i truly think a motivation of this mob was really not to help anybody. greg: pete what i notice it's a blackmail situation but if you comply we will film you but if you don't comply we will film you and it will go viral and you'll be targeted. >> it's like emotional extortion with a video camera. you will do it and by the way i should go back to tyrus again. it's the theme of

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