blm, everyone is for blm. mitt romney marched with blm. what was that?was a scam, actually, it turns out. it was a scam. it hurt the country. candace owens has done a documentary on this. there was a video on instagram complaining about candace owens' reporting. watch this. >> so we are headed there. we're yet to see black people in this neighborhood. there's definitely somebody home. hello. i was just looking to speak to whoever is at this property. sir? hello? i don't know if he's going to get someone. i see a very cute german shepherd it looks like. >> this morning i woke up to candace owens being outside my house with a news crew. >> i can't see how this purchase helped black lives anywhere in america. i can't even find a black life on the property. the dog is not even black. so there's that. >> so they're literally trying to destroy us. they're trying to destroy me. they're trying to destroy the movement. i really -- i just need us to be stronger. >> tucker: when you live in a multimillion dollar home in laurel canyon, it can be hard. candace owens

saw blm, mitt romney marchhat?with blm. what was that? tull, itit s wasca a scam actua. turns out it was a scam and it really hurt the country. kinnison has done an entire documentary on this. it's called the greatest liee on ever sold george floyd in the rise of blm for the documentary showed up to the gated mansion in laurel canyon, los angeles. owned by blm co-founder patrice colors.a vide colors then posted the video on instagram complaining about candace owens is reporting. >> watch this. re. so we are headed to laurel canyon. we've yet to see any black people in this neighborhood. there's definitely somebody home. hello, neighborhood. i was justo speak to whoever is at this proe property, sir. rthello. >> i don't know if he's goingme. to get someone. >> i see a very cute german shepherd, it looks like this morning. cute german shepherd it look i woke up to candace owensmornin being outsidg e of my house with a news crew. >> i can't see how this purchase helped black lives anywhere in america. i can'ck livest

managers. >> what is a blm manager? >> black lives matter office manager. it's basically you get a semi influential black person to become the face of a white company. that means in the design world, in the art world, they actually will pick artists that were less talented than other artists based on their influence, not based on their actual work. because everyone is vying for influence and an opinion. everyone is afraid of losing their opinion. >> with nike, wright, nike is as famous. you say nike is more famous than paypal, right? what number company do you think paypal is? >> i don't know. >> number 4. >> overall? >> overall. you know the number one is apple. i forget number 2. but number three is mcdonald's, then spacex is maybe six or seven. it's interesting in that as lit as elon musk is his previous company is still worth more than spacex. what number company do you think nike is? number 321. it is not there. to be as big a financial company as it can be. it is there an influencer because black people love nike.

blm was famously leaderless for many years compared to sncc.ic leader with having organization. the reality is most movements that lead to durable change have very sustained organizational infrastructure. even if they don't have a single leader or charismatic figure leading them, they have that organizational power and stamina that can lead to the building of genuine political power. >> my last question for you, professor, is a little silly. we're going to give you prep because you have never been on the program before. given your harvard research expertise, since our viewers love howard dean so much, why didn't he win the presidency? >> i don't know. i'm sure he might have a better answer than i do. >> it was not the i have a scream speech. we weren't very well organized, so to the professor's point, sustainable organization, maybe not so much. if i could ask one question. i have a theory -- >> this is what i have to do. howard, we have 30 seconds. you have 30 seconds. however you want to use it. >> i'll ask a ten-second question. it has occur

natacha: five other communities have put up blm murals. we're asking that you give us a deadline.ting me after 30 years ago. and it shouldn't be that i have to go through this pain again, over and over again. elie: you know, ms. pannell, i feel your pain. actually, i don't feel your pain. i don't know how it'd be to lose a child. and, and, and i can only imagine the horror you've lived through over the last, uh, what is it? 30 years now. i certainly, you know, certainly don't understand how it is to lose a sibling either as i speak to your daughter as well. but i will not support a mural that has phillip pannell's name on it anywhere. if you're asking me for my vote, you know, because i won't vote for something that i don't fully support. and there's certain aspects that right now i can't support. but i do support the concept. during the rioting back in 1990 as a 15 year old, i was working on the ambulance corps. i transported a photographer who had his camera smacked over his head to the hospital. i do remember going into the e.r., i remember seeing three or four teaneck police o

they just look at, oh, say who's your farming for talent that wee can hire to be our new blm o office manager. manager?like kind of like obama >> what do you think of obama'sm a blm office manager best>> that' whenever yous best, whenever. s and you know w, i think obama, just like virgil, these people were truly black to their core and truly brilliant to their core. but they went into situations thinking that they could do it the white way as a black man. and we saw what color obama's hair was when he went in and we saw what color it was when when he went out, you know, virgilvig lost all his haiilr and eventually passed away. so when i have techniques that are revolutionary, if i raise my voice, if i express myself on instagram, it's a and people can say, oh, that to is toxic. if what i'm sayingxic. is toxic i got to do everything tobody get it out of my bodyhere will beand there'll be times where i see a level of likef oppr oppressiones, parisian proper, like next level. france owns 80% of african banks level colonization, level, oppression. and i'll be like, i'm not going to let y

when i attended the blm protest. all of these forces were marshaled, to meet what they thought was going to be a violent protest blm protests, turns out it wasn't. all of them were deprived to the capitol do you know was protecting the capitol? the capitol police, the only law enforcement agency under their control of congress and the friends at the metropolitan police department, as said a cop. donald trump deprived the people in the capital, of all of the executive branches and law enforcement and forces that they needed to meet the attack. the attack donald trump law. that is criminal >> it is criminal, we heard about criminal referrals towards the end of the hearing and liz cheney she spoke of potential criminal reforms, the is there anything that you can tell us about what the justice department officials are doing to prepare a response to these potential -- the conversation we are having about the fbi in the secret service? >> and i mentioned the capitol police did let all of the people who attacked the capitol

how many blm rioters got that much time from burning down wendy's. - [narrator] if your business kepts through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. tucker a 24-year-old former student was sentenced to 3.5 years in federal prison. that's a long time. even people who commit act of terrorism don't spend that long in jail. he will spend more time behind bars than the two attorneys who fire bombed a police cruiser during the blm riots. why does he have to spend more time behind bars? on january 6th in 2021 he sat down briefly in mike pence's seat. that's it. didn't hurt anyone. for that he will spend more time in prison than people who tried to set police officers on fire. to murder polic

he praised iran after khomeini who killed over 1,000 troops, praised blm and called for defunding theice. you can't make it up. this is what republicans are running against. these guys are insane with what they are trying to do in this country. >> sean: good news for republicans. they are trending in the right direction across the country. an exclusive new poll from insider advantage shows herschel walker gaining in the state of georgia. down by just 2, to the radical ralphael warnock. another poll came out yesterday. them tied at 44-44. another insider poll from pennsylvania showed dr. oz and john fetterman a dead heat. tied for the first time. republicans surging in new york, new hampshire and florida and oregon and nevada and michigan. and wisconsin and also in the state of arizona. michigan the gubernatorial candidate dixon, she is down 2 in a recent poll but dead even in another poll. here to break it down matt with the chief pollster robert is with us. these raises up 1, 2 or dead even tied. georgia and arizona and nevada and michigan and wisconsin's gubernatorial race. matt, th

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organizes globally with blm grassroots.s a professor of pan-african studies at california state university, los angeles. and odilia romero is the co-founder and executive director of indigenous communities in leadership, or cielo, an indigenous women-led group in los angeles that supports indigenous migrant communities. we welcome you both back to democracy now! odilia romero, let's begin with you. you held a news conference yesterday calling on the resignation of these latinx leaders in los angeles. can you respond to what is unfolding, this leaked tape of a conversation i had about a year ago? -- they had about a year ago? >> and i first heard the tape, i was very upset. i was very upset because these are elected officials that were making these comments. i was not surprised, though, because part of our struggle at cielo is to call out the broader movement -- to call them in and say, hey, we have to stop these racism against indigenous people. as a human rights organization, we get these calls every day of someone who say

the 2020 blm protest built pressure to move the statue. his group is still going.'s history is told, whether in public monuments or school textbooks. we wanted to know why some still feel so connected to confederate history. so we asked greg if we could come to a meeting. >> it's a tough subject to have an event and put a confederate flag up because people who don't understand why we're it are quick to call us name. we love everybody. i don't want to tear history down. i want to add to it. >> fame had become a public safety program. after the death of george floyd, anthony smith was there. >> we were out there, the kids were chanting. then confederates start to emerge on the other side of the street. >> they didn't want to see the monument vandalized or otherwise attacked. >> a gentleman who's apparently a white nationalist joined in with that group. he pulls out a gun, fires it. it's kind of like, okay, this keeps escalating. >> was originally for police brutality. and all of a sudden it just got focused on taking that down. a directly nonrelated issue. >> why do

capitol and have been held in jail for nearly two years while antifa and blm rioters go free or are never held accountable. i will always stand up for freedom, defend our freedom of speech, defend our second amendment, and defend everyone's ability to live the american dream. that's what i care about and i truly care about representing those values in those abilities and freedoms for george's 14th district. mr. flowers: what i'm hearing is criminals over police officers, that's what i heard. rep. greene: you're the party of defund the police, marcus. here we go, mr. flowers: the hats you are selling making money off of it? >> that concludes our second round for those just joining us. this is the debate for the general election between candidates for congressional district 14. we will now go back to our esteemed panel to ask questions to the candidate of their choice until we run out of time. as a moderator privilege i will ask a question and determine when a rebuttal is appropriate. you will get the first question in this round. josh: you are well known for making controversial statements

he praised khomeinihd in iran after khomeini, who killed over a thousand defunding thieds, praised blm and called for defundingli the police. i mean, yoce. you can'u can't make it up, but this is what republicans are running against. coese guys are insane with what they are trying to do in this country. >> thank you. now, good news for republicans.t they are now trending in the right direction all across the country. he counow. in an exclusive new poll from insider advantage. nos herschw showing herschel war gaining in the state of georgiac now down by just twoal to another poll came out yesterday. another poll came out justied at yesterday, had them tied at forty four forty for another insider advantage poll from pennsylvania. anotheshows dr. oz and john fetd a dead heat. they are tied for the very first time. republicans also surging irepubn new york , in new hampshire, ind florida, in oregon.a and i ca n add to that nevada.d i can add to that michigan. i'm sorry, michigan and wi and wisconsin. and also in the state ofsconsinn arizona, where, by the way, michigan, the gubernatorial c

it was a set up and they finally got hit because i eliminated the blm officer.got out of the gap deal and one by one by one, i have been winning these battles. they thought they had me. they had the idea that ye was bullying -- what i think the liberal term is a body goals black woman. let's talk about gabby and my good friend lizzo. she works with my trainer, when she loses 10 pounds and announces it, the bots -- that's a term for, telemarketer collars on instagram attacker for losing weight because the media wants to put out a perception that being overweight is the new goal when it's actually unhealthy. aside from the fact whether it's fashion and vogue, or if someone thinks it's attractive, to each his own. it's actually clinically unhealthy. for people to promote that, it's demonic. >> tucker: i've noticed this also, why do you think they would want to promote unhealthy nests among the population? >> its of the black race. they want to kill us in any way they can. planned parenthood was made by margaret sanger with the kkk and i believe that if we saw ourse

convicted murders than any other senate candidate in history and wants to open the jails and supports blmnjection sights and sue grocery ceos and chased an african-american jogger and put a shotgun in his chest and held him hostage, can we win in pennsylvania? >> that's why he should never be a dog catcher let alone senator. biden vouching for fetterman? that's like jared from subway vouching for r.kelly or dr. kevorkian vouching for dr. fauci. it's negative credibility. joe biden thinks fetterman is fit to be the senator for pennsylvania. you know everything you need to know. we all know he should be nowhere near the senate chairman. >> sean: joe concha, an expert on cognitive decline is joe biden. i give him that part. >> yeah. there is an irony around joe biden who a solid majority of americans don't believe is mentally fit for office. fetterman who refuses to release his medical records. looking for a 6 year contract in the senate and joe biden thinks he is fit for the job. it's like kamala harris teaching a class on border security or karine-jean pierre teaching a course on speaking.

you both cover so many things and for you personally and professionally kind of reigniting blm and the whole world actually that kind of went worldwide. were you surprised? >> i honestly can't say i was surprised. i've covered a number of protests and hannah's killings. i covered the legislature and aftermath. i was covering the white house and was engulfed in flames and protest and i saw the cadence of how these things happen there is either a video or social media campaign or imagery that sparks the movement. and there's a number of days where things kind of move on beyond the core activists that make up the black lives matter movement after martin died and should be given their due for being the backbone ofdo what happened. what happened was unique in a few ways obviously there was a global pandemic going on the kind of distractions that might have taken people to take their minds off of what happened and this is not one of those debatable uses of force. people think it's the right use of force a and its excessive. then you debate it and what we saw is more than nine minutes of some

up in black long plums with the inscription white lives matter the phrase rethinks the slogan in the blmement protection from the black population in the world. noise. we not only did the loud wording on the front of the t-shirt depict the former pope john paul ii, supported the adventurer , a trump fan and the main critic of the democratic party of the american activist, like andys wins, twitter could not remain silent in response to the passage, having all these outraged chanted, how can one wear such a disrespectful t-shirt. after all that black people have been through and he doesn't care how we suffered at the hands of white people, kanye retorted everyone knows that glm was a scam that's over with no thanks. after the self-proclaimed genius deleted the publication managed to quarrel with the former kim kardashian on the editor of wok, the wife of justin bieber, and a dozen others yana mendeleva prepared a special selection for you. easter island in georgian busts of meat stars in the open air, who stands guard over cleanliness in kutaisi? how old is a young motorcyclist from china

blm, black leg room matters, come on, man. >> carley: leg room in coach?immy: it makes no sense, i was trying to bridge the gap between a good, coherent and where it was going and i don't think anybody can. you know what i mean? >> carley: no. >> jimmy: i don't want to try to speak biden, it is a dark place. next thing you know i'm excited about school buses, i can't have this on me. >> carley: birthday topic, social media celebrating hillary clinton's birthday yesterday, she turned 75. the 2016 tweet she referred to herself as our future president, that was on 2016 right before she lost to donald trump, this was circulated on social media yesterday. cute kid. >> jimmy: she was a cute kid, give her that. to be clear, it is not wrong if she wins some day. >> carley: she did say future. >> jimmy: she didn't say when. >> carley: my favorite hillary -- >> jimmy: oh, what is going on there, i think she will run again. >> carley: you do? >> jimmy: presidency is only curable by death, you spend your entire existence wanting to be president until the day you die.

you have uber eats for black-only restaurants and during blm, funds for black-only businesses and kamalaarris says biden administration will give relief funding to minorities. this is racist, unmore than and originating on college campuses and tearing our country apart. >> todd: actual racism seems to be okay, no response for comment. thank you for your comments. the income hour of "fox and friends first" begins now. >> todd: we begin with this fox news alert, the death toll in florida rising to 78 people killed from hurricane ian as search and rescue efforts continue. people on the ground comparing the scene to a war zone with half a million people still without power. you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus, fox news riding along with guard troops getting a look at their race against time to

up in black longsleeve with the inscription white lives matter the phrase rethinks the slogan in the blmt protection of the black population in the world, the noise was made not only by the loud wording on the front of the t-shirt depicting the former pope john paul ii, supported by the adventurer trump fan and the main critic of the democratic party of the american activist. candice owens. twitter could not be silent in response to the passage, having exposed all these indignant chanted how you can wear such a disrespectful t-shirt. after all that black people have been through, he doesn't care as we suffered at the hands of white people, kanye retorted everyone knows that was a scam it's over with no thanks. after the self-proclaimed genius deleted the publication , he managed to make a scandal, the former kim kardashian, the editor of wok, the wife of justin bieber, and a dozen other celebrities well, isn’t it the god of pr yana mendeleva prepared a special selection for you. easter island by georgian open-air bust of stars who stands guard over cleanliness in kutais? how old is the y

rachel: such a great point and this is a continuation of what we saw, blm rioters and nothing happenedght sentences and then the january 6 rioters had the books th thrownt them and many languishing in prison. let's move on because a lot of people were talking about the fbi and a lot of people saying what do we do? the republicans may take a majority in the midterms. is there anything that can happen if they win? i had you on my podcast. by the way, if anyone gets a chance, download it. it's one of our best ones. andy is such a smart guy. >> oh, thank you. rachel: a lot of americans are saying we need to defund the fbi, get rid of the leadership, maybe get rid of the entire thing. you say reform and what i liked about what you talked about in more detail in the podcast was you actually laid out four or five things that need to happen. explain what they are. >> yeah, i think the main thing, rachel, that's happened particularly over the last 30 years or so in the post-terrorism, post-9/11 era is that the bureau became more of an intelligence agency than a police agency. you know, both tas

on twitter, barnes once rang in the new year by praising iran's ayatollah, because he supports blm.re quoting, the first tweet of 2015 is black lives matter. let that sink in. may this be a wonderful year for you and yours, barnes wrote. he wants to defund the police and end cash bail, resulting inn total destruction of society. they're still talking about ron johnson's election denial. here's his hometown newspaper, which no one reads, in fairness, attacking him the other day. quote, election deceiver, it's time to term limit senator ron johnson. democrats are sending people to prison for questioning the last election, trying to prevent people from getting elected in the midterm election, questioning the last election, at the same time telling you the 2016 election was rigged, the midterm will likely be rigged, and we know for a fact the 2024 election is not on the level. how does this work exactly? senator ron johnson joins us tonight. senator, thanks for coming on. is it weird to be attack by your hometown newspaper as an election denier on the same day the people that run the de

gotten so radford dallas cowboys they've taken oun out the man hating part and it's the mixture of blmq and throw in an acronym and the women's rights and empowerment is left by the wayside and who will grab that torch and run with it? it'll be conservatives who do believe in the integrity of women's sports who do believe that femme anymore qualities should be celebrated and biological women should be celebrated for being biological women. that's conservative and it's going to be for the next several years. we're taking it back. will: celebrated or acknowledged. >> just acknowledged would be nice. will: can we acknowledge, tomi, that you just got married? >> yes, we can absolutely acknowledge that. will: tomi lahren is off the market and got married like a week ago. >> yep. >> i love the applause sound effect, that's great. will: and to your husband. >> i've stolen pete to tennessee. i'm winning all the way around. will: great to have you on the show this morning. good luck heading back and have fun heading back. >> thank you, happy halloween. will: coming up, after 345 days on a chica

the only thing with biden, this whole time he thought blm stood for black leg room matters. no. >> greg: there you go. all right, professor, do you agree with president biden over the leg room? or kamala's love for buses. >> wilfred: i'll say something that's probably going to be unpopular. i'm less mad here at kamala harris. i think kamala harris is sort of this business woman that's in the vice-presidential role a job with no power, no one wants it. she wanted to be president, she got one percent of the vote and now the president who hates her is making her do this stupid [bleep]. so she winds up saying things like we're going to the moon, kids. and, i mean, come on, used to be the attorney general of california, no that's why she's saying this crap. everyone hates the school bus. i went to school in the hood we didn't have school buses for the first five years, which is worse. and there's a love of farm kids in the same position. so second worst option. but the joe biden leg room is serious, kind of the idea that any system that produces any gap between people is racist.

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than any other senate candidate that we can find in the history of the country, supports groups like blm the crips. that was new to me. wants taxpayers funded heroin injection sites. he wants to sue oil companies. support sanctuary cities and state. my favorite incident is he takes on an innocent african-american who did nothing wrong and which hases him down and puts a shotgun in his face and holds him there. and he won't debate until the last week of this campaign, but he wants closed caption -- a teleprompter. this is the guy that said in the primary that the people in pennsylvania deserve three debates, at least, so they can see the candidates together. what happened to that point of view? >> well, he's not holding that view closely to his heart these days. it's been tough wrestling him down to a partial debate, which we're hoping to do two weeks before the election. here's the deal. he's not answering questions from anybody. all the point you just made should require him to articulate some response. but he doesn't do that. he doesn't answer your questions on the campaign trail from

remember a major blm group has found themselves in the center of scandal after a nefarious spending habits prompted questions about the millions of dollars raised and where that money was actually going and why weren't they going to people in need? the black lives global network foundation purchased a lavish la mansion with donated funds that was in edition to other properties in la and toronto. earlier this year or even a california attorney general issued a warning to the group over their delinquent finances. let's not forget the group black lives matter, the group, chanting what do we want, dead cops. when do we want them, now. here to explain more is author of the bestseller come on, man. are you a junkie? joe and leo. great title. let's start with the group. not the people that after the death of george floyd said black lives matter. i never thought in america at that time it became, quote, controversial to say all lives matter. every life matters. we have been chronicling the death and destruction in chicago on this program and scrolling names nobody ever heard of. people shot and ki

portland mayor ted wheeler, the guy who marched with blm until they yelled at him for being white, isown tent cities. >> the homeless crisis in our city is nothing short of a humanitarian catastrophe. this is what we need from our next governor, an immediate enactment of a statewide emergency order on homelessness. >> jesse: wait. so defunding the police and decriminalizing drugs was a bad idea? huh. ted wheeler is starting to sound like ted cruz. did he finally realize that voters don't want their kids to step over dirty needles and dead bodies on their way to school. and new york mayor, eric adams, still hasn't figured it out. subway crime up 40% this year. people just get shoved into the tracks. mugged on the platforms, and this is the mayor's plan to solve it. >> first, i think that you were right about, you know, not having your ipods in, not focusing on the phone and i say yes to that i do the same. and we put out a video and information telling people about being aware of what's around them. >> jesse: don't listen to music while you are in public. it's too dangerous. instead of

and all the groups, blm, all the groups for an individual of people or animal, they are not, they aref you were in it for the cause and i belong to dolphin project, you don't see us running around and jumping on the field to raise awareness, we do it old school. >> i don't think anybody is coming to tackle you. >> i don't care how they word it, he trespassed, he's very lucky and let's hope the security guard is safe. that security guard had to inhale that toxic stuff while he continued to fight with them. >> he did it at a minnesota timberwolves game. >> they tried to glue themselves to the floor and do all these things. how much money has that raised for animals, none. nothing to do with animals, nothing. >> sandra: tyrus, good to have you here. and always fired up, tyrus. big new numbers of the most crucial races in the nation. we will take a spin on the touch screen when we return. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: all right, it is great to be back to the tech screen and brand-new polling that we will show you right here on the state of the race in pennsylvania. as of today, if the voters more certai

he exposed blm for its corruption. he talked about pro-live issues. he has to be taken down.derstanding, will, what he said, he claimed that his buddy, p. diddy you saw in the instagram post was being controlled jewish, corporate, hollywood types. that was, what i understand, was the statement. which then they said was anti-semitic and you know, ref referenced tropes but they had to cut him down. again we're in this weird era, people can't say what they want to say and take responsibility, you know, for what they said, whether it is with the sale of his shirts or his companies, whatever, but this idea you have to just shut down his account is just, it's totally totalitarian, total at this anti-american and i think and it is wrong. pete: i don't know what he said. maybe it was anti-semitic. i'm no fan of anti-semitism at all. the question you have would he be restricted on instagram if he hadn't given the tucker carlson interview. what happens he gives the interview, speaks out. there must be full accounting everything he said recently looking for the opportunity to silence th

november of 2020, and stewart rhodes said, listen there are probably going to be antifa members, and blmrs there and we know his words, they like to pray upon the week. so what i think we should do is dress up like we are vulnerable. we'll make ourselves look old. we'll carry canes, and if they tried to attack us, we will quote, give them a good beat down. >> late tonight the secret service issued a statement saying in part that, we are aware that individuals from the oath keepers have contacted us in the past to make inquiries. the statement goes on to say it is not uncommon for various organizations to contact us concerning security restrictions and activities that are permissible in proximity proximity to our poor protected sites. now the judge ruled the jury could not see as so-called death wish list that was found in the home of another oath keeper defendant. on that list were georgia election workers. both were -- and fears that were spread by trump supporters. >> i won't even introduce myself by my name anymore. i get nervous when i bump into someone i know in the grocery store wh

blm and antifa also believe -- i'll shoot --also deserve acknowledgment. it needs to stop coming from all corners. mr. sceniak: for far too long, we have allowed --any concern of growing hate is a concern. i come from a very diverse family. i have black siblings, i have hispanic nephews that i helped raise. we absolutely have to look at taking care of everybody. we have to have good policy that creates a system where we have a checks and balances of fairness so that those who are in minority communities can fear -- filthy freedoms from the oppression. if our neighbors are feeling this concern --feel the freedoms from the oppression. if they feel that concern, let's investigate it. host: thank you. i do want to offer one rebuttal to this question, given the time that we have. i appreciate --i offer 30 seconds to any candidate who would like to take it. you don't have to take it. anyone else? ok. at this point, they are coming close to the end of our debate. i would like to address our final question. now it is time for the final question this evening. for t

i criticize blm's violence and that is considered hatred according to the walk left.00 in fines if i were on paypal. >> trace: to think those things were all legit. great to see you as always and thank you for coming on. coming up, you call it to inflation and why many people are fed up with the constant request for tips. if made so easy by the touchscreen tablets they flip around and face you and then stare at you as your marking don your tip. next. ♪ ♪ makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. >> trace: one of the senate races running surprisingly close less than four weeks ahead of them in terms in washington state and that's where the incumbent patty murray is facing a fierce challenge for our next guest's g.o.p. challenger tiffany smiley. thank you for coming on and i want to put the real cl

after the blm protests, smith decided to run for city council. >> i see this fight for a display of confederatereate a sense of, i'm a part of a story. and y'all are trying to take my story away from me. the problem is that that story is problematic, because a lot of the story has to do with the dehumanization of people that look like me. that's the part that gets difficult to have a conversation about. >> i personally would like to hear everybody's opinion, whether it be african american or asian, hispanic. >> greg -- >> yes? >> there's no way i'm the first person who told you that some people see the confederate monument as pro slavery. >> of course. >> or pro white supremacy. >> there's people out there that believe that. >> well, you're just saying, well, if some of us come to me and tell me i'm offended, i'll listen. but they've been saying it. can't you read a painer? >> yeah, i can read a paper, but if someone wants to speak to me individually. >> why do you need to be spoken to individually. you were there when black lives matter were protesting it. you could have listened to them. >> t

making our kids hate our country, teaching our kids to hate our country, which has resulted in the blmthe spike in crime so between inflation and crime, this is the reason why there will be a big red wave don't listen to anyone out there who is saying that this has fizzled. it has not. the american people have simply had enough of these policies. stuart: careful, matt. you're on tape, which can be revived if you're wrong. matt schlapp, but i hope you're right. >> that's right. stuart: the virtues of tape. thank you very much for being here. big day, thanks for being here. >> thank you. stuart: this calls into question whether president biden will run in 2024. the white house was pressed to confirm. will he run in 2024? what was the answer? lauren: well, karine jean-pierre says he intends to run and seek a second term. >> did the president say if he's running? >> you love asking about 2024. i know you want a clear answer. i know, but if al sharpton says it, it's, you know? here is what i can say, and the president has said this himself, he intends to run in 2024. as you know, i can not

incumbent, because they know that she was not there for them when they needed her in 2020 during the blmc that keeps going after police and makes our communities less safe. and by the way, it's a big reason why the hispanic community is moving to us so aggressively. i mean, she won that group by 42 the % in '16. we've seen polls with her inside of 10 today. that's because of inflation, that's because of the border, that's because of law enforcement issues, that's because of school closures -- maria: yeah. >> this is why i really think we're going to win this race. maria: well, we do see independents moving to the gop, hispanics and blacks as well. thanks very much, adam. we're going to be watching this. it could be the clincher. adam am laxalt. that'll do us -- it for us, catch this program once again later today at 3 p.m zyrteeeec works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. zyrtec. every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax.

at the town hall when they -- yesterday, and he walked off when they were saying it because they had blmnd a bunch of racists out there and they were saying brown nationalists and all that so he just walked off. and it's like ridiculous what they're trying to put, already, that they're doing. >> laura: jesse great to see you. thank you >> up next week two of the ingraham angle big board with two weeks to go, bedford will highlight for us tonight. stay tuned to find out. (lighthearted music) - "best thing i've ever done." that's what freddie told me. - a person like me needed to get a reverse mortgage to change my life. it was the best thing i've ever done. - really? - yes, without doubt! - [tom selleck] joanne said just about the same thing. - it absolutely is the best thing i ever did. - jack put it a different way. to him, it was about having his grandkids over. - you want to have the kids over, you want to have the grandkids over. - yeah. - you want to have the family over. you want to say, "this is my place." - great people, different people. that's for sure. and all of them had diff

also feeling the effects of our open border, our law enforcement is struggling with the effects of the blmy opponent has also touted. las vegas metro are doing their best. you reported on the scene that happened yesterday and they are able to overcome a lot of this dangerous democrat rhetoric that has hurt recruiting and really, really hurts the morale. it is one of the big divisions in my race. las vegas metro endorsed her in 16 and they are endorsing me in this race. they know this is a big issue and they want somebody that's a former top cop and understands how hard their job is and they are doing a great job trying to keep our community safe. >> dana: a couple of days ago you tweeted that you were in reno, nevada, call for number five. gas prices were -- you saw $7 a gallon gas. as you met the voters you see there, how is this affecting them in their daily lives and businesses? what's the mood of the public there? are they deeply, deeply worried, concerned, struggling? >> we're almost $six on average and i drove by the $seven, stop the car, we need to make a record of this. it is a sho

this whole crime wave started because of blm, opening up the southern border, people are dying.ad dinner last night in georgetown. i was accosted between a very nice vaunt and my car. everyone can see these cities are more and more unsafe and democrats negative have done anything to stop their war on cops or do anything to close that border. so it is really they're responsible for all the violence. stuart: yes indeed. i take that as a fact. matt schlapp, thanks for being with us, sir. we'll see you soon. >> it will be a big day. stuart: i hope so. i think so. the governor of new york, kathy hochul just released a new campaign ad. she wants tougher bail laws. a little late for that? lauren: race is tightening. she is pivoting to crime. >> a safer new york for every child. that is what kathy hochul is working for as a governor. she passed a comprehensive crime plan to make it happen. toughens bail laws to keep repeat offenders off our streets. >> you deserve to feel safe. as your governor i won't stop working until you do. lauren: here's the "qunnipiac poll." hochul just a four po

it started with covid shut downs, the blm riots in las vegas in 2020.now the democrats have taken our state in the wrong track. joe biden is at 27% with independents, 70% nevadians think we're on the wrong track. i was with a farmer two nights ago. he was choked up. 23% of his life savings is gone. fuel prices are so high that his farm is going down. the equipment is more expensive. there were six opioid deaths in las vegas in a 36-hour span. all of this stuff that you all are covering on a national level, we're -- it's hitting us much harder in nevada, which is why they have spent unlimited money attacking me with negative false ads and trying to prop up her nonexistent record and the voters are not responding to it. they know we node a change. >> martha: this is an nbc headline, which is quite interesting. nevada democrats see signs of a night mare scenario. latino voters staying home. katherine cortez masto is the first latino member of the senate. here's the nevada senate race poll among hispanic and latino voters, she has 50% of that vote according