joining me now is bob woodson. bob cole does this tell you in terms of the real agenda going forward of groups like black lives matter, there cofounder living large. enjoying the millionaire lifestyle while condemning capitalism. >> what you are witnessing is a preview of what reparations looks like. [laughs] that's a perfect example. not only that but she spent 3.4 million on other properties and she was looking in the bahamas to look up purchase the property near justin timberlake and tiger woods where the minimum is 5 million. it shows you the hypocrisy of what they're doing and their real goal is to undermine this nation's principal values. they are also doing this at the expense of black life. the more they vilify the police and the more they call for defunding the police, the more black children are killed in the cities. i think there is a direct correlation. there are solutions that are not being supported because the money is going to corrupt places like this. >> laura: congresswoman rashida tlaib said somet

bob woodson, former civil rights activist, founder of the woodson center. why the rush among politicians and the media to go right to reviewing this case through the racial lens despite no evidence that this was a racially-based crime? >> the left's narrative that everything has to be seen through a racial lens. easter sunday there were thousand black families having a picnic in the park in alabama. 6 black bugs fired 100 shots killing of 32-year-old daughter of a local pastor who was thinking in a church, 6 other people were shot including a 4-year-old, two days ago in syracuse a 32-year-old mother was killed along with her 11-month-old daughter and two of the children were shot. 82 people killed since george floyd but you don't hear about that. there is no outrage, systemic racism has nothing to do with that carnage but yet a handful of people like george floyd are killed at the hands of the police and because it fits a racial narrative there is a mobilization but the most vulnerable people, low income blacks in these communities are the ones who are goin

stuart: bob woodson, the man, yes, sir.right now the dow industrials at a new high, 33,836. nasdaq is up 14,000 and the s&p also new high, over 4100. we really waiting now for coinbase, the first trade in coinbase. i should tell you that the first trade is indicated to be around $350 for coinbase's nasdaq debut. that is above the reference prices it is called, $250 per share. so, now looking at 340. let's see what happens when that first trade occurs. you will know it, as soon as it happens. >>> a sign of the times literally. take a look at this sign, spotted at a mcdonald's drive-through. the last line reads no one wants to work anymore. we've got the story behind that for you. >>> the housing market so hot, most homes are selling in under two weeks. how long is that going to last? i will ask mitch roschelle after this. ♪. ♪. i'm own vacation, every single day, because i love my occupation ♪ stuart: well, maybe somebody is on vacation. i hope they're in daytona beach which is what you're looking at there in florida. looks

people like bob woodson does this every day, he finds real solutions for underprivileged communities that is beautiful to watch but the american media choose to glorify sharpton who has been selling racial arsenic 1987. now the entire federal government caters to the racial injustice complex, the department of justice has become the department of sharpton. >> yesterday's verdict in the state criminal trial does not address systemic policing issues in minneapolis. the justice department has opened a civil investigation to determine whether the minneapolis police department engages in a pattern of practice of unconstitutional or unlawful police. we undertake this task with determination and urgency knowing that change cannot wait. laura: by saying change cannot wait garland revealed himself. he is prejudging the outcome. where others are buying real estate portfolios, the democrats just want power, power to transform america by effectively dismantling state and local police and putting the feds in charge so the doj's pattern and practice investigation he is referencing, they've done no

i hope people can see this on display they are not operating like martin luther king or bob woodson would do. people who have integrity and said we stand up for our rights and justice, but we are not going to trash our community and ruin the reputation of an entire swath of people in the country. >> the unrest in minnesota is also happening under the backdrop of derek chauvin's murder trial, he is charged in the death of george floyd almost one year ago. president biden is open to negotiating his infrastructure plan after meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers yesterday. mississippi senator roger wicker says while it was a good discussion a lot of space separate both parties interests. >> he has a very hard sell on raising the corporate tax rate. if they scale it back we may be able to. >> lawmakers agree on needing some sort of infrastructure bill but said it comes down to definition of what his infrastructure. the biden administration strikes a temporary deal with mexico, guatemala and honduras to the boy 20,000 troops to the border as the president chooses chris magnus to lead cc

. >> former civil rights act% founder of the woodson center bob woodson says congresswoman tlaib is off the mark with her call to end policing. >> if she is serious about what she is advocating let her be the first to dismiss the capital police. let her post that she will not respond or call 911. she needs to lead by example and dismiss all of her security at the capital. put it on the line. vote by your actions. carley: we are monitoring unrest in cities throughout this newscast and will bring any updates. president biden open to negotiating his infrastructure plan after meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers monday. mississippi senator roger wicker says it was a good discussion but a lot of faith separates both party interests. >> he has a hard sell on raising the corporate tax rate. if we scale it back we may be able to. jillian: lawmakers agree on needing an infrastructure bill but it would boil down to the definition of what is infrastructure. congressman garrett graves will join us in the next hour to discuss. the biden administration strikes a temporary deal with mexico, gu

bob woodson, i'm sure he can speak more to this, and 44 black american sent a letter to smith collegeto take responsibility for what had happened. and smith has dug its heels and even deeper and is not taking responsibility. it is not issuing any public apologies which would clear these workers names, and bob and i have jointly launched these fund-raisers for these workers. they were both -- i wanted to remind people that these are actual human beings that have been materially harmed, both of them. and very real way is, which i could talk more about. >> tucker: i just wonder, smith college has an enormous endowment, their own art gallery, it's a beautiful place. they got enough money to make these people hold, throughout the cafeteria workers, you know, and the janitor. why aren't they? >> in my opinion i think it's because the college is so blindly devoted to this narrative of systemic racism which, even though it has not provided any evidence of such on its own campus, publicly absolving these employees of these very public accusations of racism might interfere with that narrative,

alan dershowitz, bob woodson, florida governor ron desantis, lera logan and a lot more with reaction. but first, the big lie about america, that is the focus of tonight's angle. a few hours after the data showing guilty verdict was handed down president joe biden and vice president kamala harris spoke