alveda? >> alveda: harris, we are there because you are helping us to see things.t is one good thing about technology. we complain about it sometimes, but we can also be present in spirit and prayer and in love, so for those who are streaming and watching, i am very grateful. this is time to not be fighting, look at them, look at that, why didn't they this, why didn't they that? a man's life has been unjustly taken from him. breath is the gift from god. when you breathe in, breathe o out. his family love him. his brother terrence, "don't be violent, god-fearing people." this is the time for america's eyes to be focused not only on this, but on god and to seek redemption. >> harris: when you talk about the breathing, that word has such a piercing meeting right now, after watching george floyd on that tape calling out, "i can't breathe." it has a different residence in your heart when he realized what he went through and as a nation as we all collectively held our breath last week as things were being torn apart. peaceful protesters pushed aside by those who will do

alveda king says, no they're not going to do that. with us tonight acting deputy secretary of homeland security ken cuccinelli on a big push to cut budgets of police departments across the country. same police forces politicians demanded enforce the covid-19 shutdown orders for governors. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox fox buss network. we begin with senate homeland security and governmental affairs approving broad subpoena powers to compel the testimony of 33 obama administration officials as well as documents in order to probe the abuses of power in the fbi's trump russia investigation. the fbi probe into lieutenant-general michael flynn, also the unmasking of trump team members and dozens and dozens of leaks to the media during the early days of the trump administration. those leaks were seven times the leaks under the obama and george w. bush administration in their early days. let's get, right to former whitewater inde

alveda king: liz, i am following social media. on prayer calls, one of my colleagues ryan was in ohio a couple of days ago. i prayed with him in ohio. and my daughter was out and many of us and we prayed in the town square in atlanta where people showed up for prayer. for people for peaceful people are standing. i watch a memorial service today. and george floyd's brother continues to call for peaceful resolution. and violence is immoral. send reasonable and it does not work and it certainly is disrespectful. for people for them to command and others. evincing clips of y people in nw york. how can you come into my city and burn my property, and the office that was trying to protect someone's store. then this terrible. however i don't want people to give up. we need to still have hope and feel unified. i am sure we can do it. elizabeth: 's records and coming in about one out of every seven people arrested in new york city, came from out of state. were hearing reports of cute chemical and arcus are doing control of violent looting,

alveda king is the niece of dr. martin luther king, jr. and a fox news contributor.and one thing. we heard some people in the last few days the reason why there is so much, you know, anger because we need systemic change. what does that look like? how do you have proof of systemic change? how do you achieve that? what is that? >> melissa, thank you and your team for painting such a clear picture of what is actually happening. what we are hearing during the day time, you have people protesting peacefully, people praying, people having meetings perhaps with the leaders of the city and that type of thing. then at a certain time things flip and all of a sudden anarchy is there and people are breaking and destroying, stealing, killing and destroying. so systematically there are problems and evil and bad things happening but when you have the peaceful protesters, those who want good instead of evil, that evil has to back up. it can't occupy the same space as peace. and so we need more peace. we need more truth. for instance, if you ever said, i'm color-blind, i don't see c

alveda king. alveda, i have to say it is great to be talking with you again.sad days, are they not? this is unlike any kind of demonstration -- and i go back to the '60s -- that i've ever, i've ever witnessed. >> absolutely, lou. i'm glad to join you again as well. i've been in very close contact with the national black catholics for trump and the national black catholics for life. two different groups, but some of the members are the same in both. they're very, very concerned about a protest that would object to president of the united states carrying his bible, walking across the park to say we can't keep burning and bombing our churches. so i believe that there are many people in the catholic community and the black catholic community who agree with that. religious freedom is so very important. of course the national black catholics for life, i work very closely with them as executive director of civil rights for the unborn. so we're concerned about the voices of all americans regardless of skin color. we can see skin color, but we celebrate it, not fight a

my god smoother alveda took -- my godmother alveda took to the streets. not only is antifa going to be declared a terrorist organization. and he promised that they would vet gaze the death of george floyd. so they are saying they will not stop until all four of these guys are arrested. as faith leaders we have our work cut out for us in order for us to be on the streets and meet the people and save our community. rick: good luck with that, i know the miss allege needs to be delivered and i hope people out there will listen to you and others to calm things down will perhaps getting more people to listen to the words that are more important be than the criminal actions taking place. it's disheartening and disturbing and we are hopeful things will calm down soon. we'll take a break and be back shortly to continue our coverage. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about al

alveda king. you are the niece of martin luther king. you know, dr.department was called in to stop a potential burning down of the police precinct there. that would have started possible fires up if down the city blocks there. your reaction to all of this. >> liz, i am so concerned for the mayor who seems to be suffering from a terrible affliction of nostalgia and denial. in other words, maybe when she was growing up a block party was fun, and maybe the free love movement was different then. but she is in the middle of a pandemic situation with covid-19 still existing and now the ayottes and finish now the riots. we have accurate reports from people who love in seattle who are concerned, and i'm surprised that the governor hasn't heard about this or he says not reliable information. and so block party. no. autonomous zones are the same as a sanctuary city where lawless people go and anarchists and everything. if there's no police there, then they have free rein to regroup and go back and do it again. so free love, what kind of free love? when the bus

and alveda king meets with martin luther king jr. on seattle leadership and chaos.ayor and the police chief now at odds. the mayor downplaying protesters seizing six city blocks calling it a block party. the summer of love as reports come inor demonstrators threw rocks and improvised explosives at officers plan to brin burnedn the police precinct and 25 cops now injured since the protest began. also tonight trump state department senior advisor christian white and on what is missing in the story in the media talking about the cases. it is this, just as media democrats criticize and demanded more test in order states to reopenri, they are now criticizg because more testing is turning out more cases pre-just as expected and just as we reported what happened, now the push is on to blame president trump. i'm elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ thank you for joining us you're watching a fox business network. let's get to edward lawrence from the latest from washington. reporter: president donald trump facing a lawsuit now from protesters who were i

alveda king joins us next. ♪.avid: minneapolis has gone from total anarchy on thursday and friday to an appearance of control as security is ramping up across the city. matt finn with the latest from minneapolis. matt. reporter: david we ban to show you the aftermath an extent of damage. this wells fargo bank one ever countless structures torched. drive-through atm, the smoke damage. there was a car lit up, since been removed. the main wells fargo bank itself, windows mashed in. roof caved in from the fires. across the street is the fifth precinct building. this, police precinct was so heavily targeted, you can see ground level. there are two layers of fencing to try to prevent looters from getting inside. after rioters burned down the third precinct they headed here but fortunately law enforcement was able to fend off the looters from getting inside. up top of the roof right now there are armed national guard still up there. you might not see the soldiers right now, because at some points they're taking cover. th

alveda king joins us live. i'm wo wondering what you think your uncle would say today. >> good morning, jillian, as we follow these situations we're also following and praying for the family of george floyd. i just heard our mayor, we just saw the mayor of atlanta on here in atlanta speaking out, asking people to stop. the president of the united states urging people to protest and to speak out peacefully. martin luther king, junior did say that the message of the voiceless is violence, i'm paraphrasing him. however, he was not condoning violence. he was just letting us know that those who in pain must be heard, must be considered, must be treated as human beings. rob: let's listen to that, you're talking about that right now. let's listen to your uncle. >> in the final analysis, a riot is the language of the unheard, justice and progress are the absolute guarantors of riot prevention. rob: you say that's being taken out of context, alveda. tell us why. >> many of the young people, many of the rioters and those

alveda king, it's always a great to have you on the show, dr. king.ction to brian powell and the captain dorn story? >> i believe that that is a very moving testimony that you can find across america regardless of the skin color of certain people. all americans are not racist. racism does exist in america, and there is systemic racism in america. but all americans are not racist. and we can see that from that particular testimony. you've heard me say many time we're not separate races because of skin color, we are one human race because of the color of our blood. but we have different ethnic groups. then somebody sent me a picture of two little boys today, one caucasian and one african-american, and they got identical haircuts so that their teacher could not tell them apart. that doesn't mean that they could not see each other's skin color. nobody's color blind. but they're saying see us for real. we are the same. and so as human beings, we're going to have to get there. i believe we can. elizabeth: okay, so we've got new comments, new sound from form

. >>> i will ask alveda king is this moment that propels the nation to closer to fulfilling her uncle's dream. >>> ibm getting out of facial recognition business saying it could be used for good more than evil. the tech giant warning of dangers of technology. this is big news. we'll have a whole lot more on that and more on "making money". ♪ charles: all right, folks, nasdaq crossing the 10,000 mark for the first time ever but today well it's clear that the overall rally is a little bit tired. maybe looking to take a break, consolidate some gains. on that note we are seeing yellow flags of excess, speculation like massive call buying. also running up shares of bankrupt companies. one was up 1000%. they're bankrupt! i will say those i think are short-term yellow flags. nevertheless let's get the read from capital wealth planning chief jeff saut and alicia levine. jeff, i got to start with you. you've been bullish throughout all of this. you've been completely right. is there a sense maybe the market has come too far too fast? >> well we had a buy signal on march 24th after the buy signal

charles: alveda, you broke up a little bit there. do want to ask and i hope your system is still up, but when we do look, and when we're introspective, when we're looking at ourselves, is there something specific rewe should do? how are we supposed to be honest with ourselves. it feels as we as a fractured nation and fractured people, how do we find a way to heal ourselves? >> charles, when i look in my mirror, i say to me, am i racist? do i see the black race only or see the human, the human personality, from the womb to the tomb, from george floyds, in the womb, the old, sick, elderly, the rich, am i ready to fight people or ready to love people? i start with me. and when i see me, then i could look at you, charles and i could be reflected back in your eyes and you could be reflected back in my eyes. i can do this other way, you know, i'm an evangelist, start with yourself and people in your circle and begin to seek peace. begin to listen and give compassion and give love. that sound real simple. it's not going to be the ppp, we al

alveda king, great to see you, we will see you soon. thank you, alveda, we will be right back.aria: back from the brink, the u.s. chamber of commerce reporting that nearly 8 and ten small businesses are well on the road to post pandemic recovery. 41% of those saying they are fully reopened with 38% partially reopening, southern states more likely to reopen and report open businesses. michael lee, your reaction to where we are in this road to recovery given the enormous amount of stimulus and relief that we have seen from governments. mike: so, maria, i think the positive things from the protests or riots is that we can get back to work. if you can put thousands of people on top of each other in the middle of the street in the middle of new york city we can open small businesses, so i -- i think this is going to accelerate the reopening of america, kind of the silver lining and what's going on right now and i think the government stimulus is actually from the treasury has been fantastic, what the government has essentially done backstopped the s&p 500 from liquidity and solvency

martin luther king, jr., evangelist alveda king. you with us tonight. >> thank you, shannon, hello, everyone. >> shannon: i want to start by reading this tweet that got so much attention from actor terry crews who said that defeating whites a pharmacy without white people creates black super messy. inequality is the truth. it like it or not, we are all in this together. he took a lot of heat from that from people who -- he responds to one later, we have another tweeter where he said there apparently gatekeepers of blackness within our own community who decide who's black and who's not. i'd been called out for not being black enough. how can that be? what you make of where we are in this conversation tonight? >> well, i'm reminded of something that my uncle, reverend martin luther king jr., said during his lifetime. he said we may have come over on different ships, but we are all in the same boat now. and if you go back into history lessons, to find out that the caucasians from europe came over to america either as indentured servant

alveda king. dr.ts on this juneteenth and your reaction to the growing number of companies and even regions of the country observing it? >> this is a dream come true for me, the acknowledgement broadly of juneteenth, as an african-american woman i have celebrated juneteenth for many years. in the bible juneteenth would be associated with jubilee, a time of liberty, repe repentence and restoration. the little babies in the womb, i hope there's a juneteenth for them. however, on skin color basis, although we are only one race, we're not separate races, we're not races according to skin color, we're not color blind, we can see each other but we've not learned that we are one group. martin luther king, junior said we should live together as brothers and sisters. juneteenth in america being celebrated and acknowledged even in the economic era is a very good sign for america. dagen: and i'll point out in terms of making juneteenth a federal holiday, like a day honoring dr. martin luther king, junior, u.s. s

i am joined today with alveda king, dr. cedric alexander, gianno caldwell.for justice for george floyd, it appears that we will see some justice and i'm very honored to be able to have this moment with my colleagues throughout. i think, as we continue to listen to the speeches that are told today, i just got a text from ben crump, the family attorney of george floyd. i think we should just honor his memory and focus on justice as we move forward. >> harris: we are going to move back to the fountain of praise, and the beautiful ceremony now. let's watch together. >> certainly to this family, to reverend sharpton, to all dignitaries, and to all officials. to the families, on behalf of the fountain of praise church, our prayer for the family in this season, and this unexpected time, is to draw comfort from the facts that, while this incident, an untimely incident, it is no surprise to the heavenly father. the bible says in psalms 46, god is our refuge and strength. a very present help in trouble. we stand fast in our faith that god will give you inner braces to

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alveda king says her uncle believed love, not hate, was the only way to peace. coming up next. if your gums bleed when you brush you may have gingivitis. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. brian: as violent riots continue to tear through cities across the country, we are remind dollars as martin luther king jr. and his powerful message of peace. steve: his niece, calling on rioters to heed his words today to end violence and racism in a new fox news op-ed. anxiously? ainsley: joining us now is fox news contributor dr. alveda king. dr. king, great to see you. >> good morning, "fox & friends," how are you? ainsley: good morning. i heard the mayor of atlanta say that this is not -- talking about the looting, this is not in the spirit of martin luther king jr. i know that he was a man of peaceful protesting, loving everyone, a man of god what would be his message today for our country. >> in atlanta, i believe that ma

alveda king. good morning, alveda darks how are you? >> good morning, my friends. hi. that vice president's missing the mark, how? >> president trump says that we all bleed the same. we are one nation under god. uncle joe, as they call him many do, is in his basement missing the mark. and he is out of touch with reality by comparing martin luther king jr. and george floyd he is doing what he is good at but is he not so good anymore stirring the race card up. using the race card having people now martin luther king, george floyd, what in the world? martin luther king was great. both men were raised in godly families. both men wanted peace. martin luther king jr., a righteous preacher, george floyd whose family now, his brother terrence, we want peace. his sister ruby, let's bring love back. so i look at the message that is right at the heart of it, which uncle joe doesn't even want you to see, by stirring up the race card. america needs sanity. america needs peace. america needs love. so he's missing the mark and stir, the race pot again. uncle joe, i don't know where y

in the looting and to the crime that you are seeing every night, alveda. >> that is very disrespectfulrieving. they miss their loved one. he was helping build and strengthen the community. and yet, these rioters and looters, peaceful protest is fine. the march, you pray, you make your concerns known, and then you follow that and vote in a moral way that is not going to kill anybody or hurt anybody. you hope you elect people that devalue that life in the sanctity of life and breath. you know that george's breath was stolen from him. god gave him his breath and it was stolen from him. he was murdered. he really was. i think that is terrible. but his brother in the family is still saying, don't riot. why would you burn down your house when you are supposed to be protesting the death of a man that many do not even know, and his family is saying we want to nonviolence. we don't want the violence. >> bill: the peaceful protest versus the violent demonstrations, we have seen both. and we want more of the former. thank you for coming on today. thank you for your time. in several cities is sayi

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alveda king. dr. king, welcome to the show as always.h of the country is still grieving over the unjust death of george floyd. i'm wondering if you could share your message for those peaceful protesters, for the floyd family, everyone grieving over his death today? >> good morning to all of "fox & friends." happy sunday. let god arise and god's enemies be scattered. we have to do this in faith, hope and love but we must restore order. chaos is not good. we have to have law and yet we also have to have compassion. jedediah: you know, i love that message. i love the emphasis on faith, hope and love and compassion. if you will notice this week, there has been a transition to largely peaceful protests. so many people being able to get out there and make their voices heard. i think that your message contributed to that last week. many people have come out, speaking to those protesters about the importance of them remaining peaceful. what is your comment on that, just the transition from, we saw a lot of that rioting and so much peace out ther

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alveda king. good morning to you, dr. king. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning.ce was beautiful. and i watched george's brother standing outside i'm proud of protest. i'm not proud of destruction. my brother wasn't like that. the floyds are god fearing people. what are your thoughts this morning? >> i'm reminded of my father, reverend alfred daniel williams king standing on a car in 1963 after our home in birmingham, alabama had been burned. and -- fire bombed. dad stood on the car and he said if you must hit someone, hit me, but i would rather you go home and pray. my family and i are fine. terrence is correct. protest is necessary. it's required at this time. it must be prayerful. it must be peaceful. leaders have to be calming the masses. not saying don't protest. i'm protesting what has happened has been wrong. not just to george floyd. certainly to george. there are others who have experienced that same fate. we know that it has nothing really to do with skin color we had african-american policemen to attack african-american college students in atlanta with

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alveda king, niece of dr. martin luther king jr.a dream good morning to you, dr. king. >> good morning, ainsley. first, we see right away, in atlanta, you know i live in atlanta, my goddaughter angela king and my colleague have been boots on the ground talking to people right where rayshard was shot and so what they are seeing is that people are like we need answers, what happened? why is this happening? you have to remember that jesus spoke peace to the storm. we're not going to have justice until we speak peace and when we do that we have to have prayer, purpose, positive planning and positive action. now, in seattle, talking about block parties. for goodness sakes remember the good old days this is not the good old days. we have to have a plan so we have to speak peace and finally, martin luther king jr. said when you value the hurt, human personality you won't kill anybody, rayshard saw threat, he took a taser and shot at the police, that was not a good plan at all so the police officers saw a perpetrator not a person and we're