kendrick benson turned 28 today, and all he wants for his birthday, he says, is justice.n you saw the video of what happened to george floyd, how did that affect you? >> at this point, you almost get numb to it. it's a deep numbness because you feel hopeless. you're like you can't do nothing to stop it and it won't oob it could be you. >> reporter: benson grew up here in minneapolis. >> what's his name? george floyd! >> o'donnell: despite a curfew, the ministry leader rallied protesters at the site of floyd's death, his first protest ever. >> we're grieving! we're hurt! we have the right to hurt! now, i think when we have the world's attention it's time to make a demand that's serious, a demand that literally they have to meet that will change the world. >> this is a new civil rights movement. >> o'donnell: keith mayes is a professor at the university of minnesota. john wright is retired from the school and both specialize in african american studies. why do you describe this as a>>e systemic. they are long standing. they go back many decades. this is a powder keg because

guy benson, any quick parting thoughts for us?n that last segment about seattle. it struck me -- hey, seattle, if you're being unfavorably compared when it comes to dysfunction and lawlessness to portland, you got a very serious problem and need to get it together. >> kennedy: [laughs] portland is still better. >> melissa: you've got a laugh from kennedy, they are. thank you to everyone at home for joining us. we are back here on the virtual couch tomorrow. now, here's harris. ♪ >> harris: president trump lashing out at former national security advisor john bolton for turning on him in an explosive new book about his time in the administration. you're watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the president is calling john bolton a liar and telling "the wall street journal" that everyone at the white house hated bolton. this come after bolton claimed president trump asked chinese president xi to help him win reelection and offered favors to dictators he liked, among other allegations. the president denies it all and has

a fox news contributor jessica tarlov and guy benson and a host of the guy benson show. let me first ask you about defund the police. this is a phrase that choke hold on monday and by friday, now the democrats are having to figure out how to back away from it. i've rarely seen something happen this quickly where a brand got solidified in just four and a half days. >> it's definitely moved quickly. you think that george lloyd's death was only a couple of weeks ago and this is turned into a global movement. i'm extremely concerned about the defund the police slogan more so than i was about abolish i.c.e. which was going on before we headed into the midterm election. you have a slogan that requires clarification, it's not a good slogan. you have the american public on the side of reforming the police. they want to ban choke hold, they want to make sure training is better to prevent racial bias, et cetera. but defunding the police, taking money away from them is underwater with black americans as well as white americans and latinos. answer joe biden was right to get out ther

"rolling stone" magazine publishing a piece headlined "sorry, olivia benson is canceled, too." to nypd detective asterisk mariska hargitay. that is the character she's played on law and order special victims unit for 21 seasons. this comes after the cancellations of the hit reality shows "cops" and "live pd." here's a quote from the rolling stone piece. "no matter how much you love olivia benson, you have to be willing to grapple with the fact that she plays a major role in perpetuating the idea that cops are inherently trustworthy and heroic, and that many viewers are unable to distinguish between the gossamer fantasy of how justice should be handled and how it actually is. mollie, there are some interesting things in there. first of all, they basically say that viewers are stupid, that if we watch that we are unable to distinguish and that we think all cops are good cops. so you can't watch good cops on tv, because you will be misled to think that cops are good. what are your thoughts? >> mollie: well, this does show how radical some people in the movement are, despite what s

move them up into 4th place the man of the match was a large who committed the final 2 goals ramey benson by an 8 with the head assist and didn't go there to complete the his brace for 3rd of the season for the clock back captain. you're watching need of your news i'm a spice or thanks for watching. mindless . like. to. paint me. and. i guess names of those who look like me. the secret of mona lisa starts july 3rd d. w. . passion a drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere powered by at intuition love hate money millionaires fans friends fives fans and friends old boy to go off on you tube join us. for. a complete faras. when you. see this man it's the 93rd minute 2 minutes into stoppage time and i pretty much know. what happened next. this team will score yet another goal in stoppage time. see injury time can turn it all upside down but is that fair to. ask them it seems the biggest injustice in football happened not in 90 minutes but in a couple of minutes after them example champions league final 99 you know i am dominate the match but man united score not one but 2 goals

in hungary it will then be a 2 week break before 2 consecutive races held in britain followed by benson spain belgium and italy. will be held behind closed doors to minimize the risk of the spread of coke at night. before we go if you're looking for caffeine and cramped conditions here's a story for you britain's small skaf a is reopening after shutting its tiny doors for corona bars the m r coffee shop in london opened up in 2 converted red telephone boxes serving as press overs of lattes for just a week before the lockdown kicked in now 6 weeks later they're ready to serve. their. unique location along there is once again. it's reminder now our top story this hour people across the u.s. have once again are protesting against police brutality of racism. even curfews ordered dozens of cities after a week of demonstrations that kicked off across the u.s. all of the death of a black that includes just. this idiot of a news live from blind don't forget there's always more of a web site you know you dot com you can also follow us of course on social media i'm brian thomas for the entire tea

guy benson, political editor at townhall.com. post of the guy benson show on fox news radio.he president believes it is the be-all, end-all on the executive order. senator tim scott is moving forward with legislation. he's hoping to get bipartisan support for that democrats have their own. >> the executive order lays out a number of things appropriate for federal executive action. you have bills in the house and senate that deal with this. i wonder if too much of our response has political and to federal. policing is very local and more than anything, there's a huge elephant in the room that nobody is talking about. if you want to improve the situation for people growing up in the united states today, one of the very biggest things you can do is ensure that children are raised in homes with their own married parents and we have a crisis in this country with 40% of children not being born to married parents. if you're talking about graduation of my school, getting into college, having a career. not getting in altercations with police, not being incarcerated, not being drug add

howard: guy benson, martin gugino has been diagnosed with a brain injury.e is still in the hospital. his lawyer calls the comments dark, dangerous and untrue accusations. i understand why president trump hits back hard against some political opponents. it's hard for me to understand why you would do this. do you think the media criticism is justified? guy: this is along the lines of the joe scarborough murder conspiracy theory that the president can't help but amplify and perpetuate on his twitter feed. we saw the video of what happened. even if you think it's an antifa guy doing bad things with his phone, trying to scam the police, he was knocked over. he hit his head and was bleeding on the street from his head and they callously walked past him, the officers did. to try to turn that into a nefarious or sinister thing on the victim's behalf i think is preposterous and certainly beneath a president of the united states, pedaling in that sort of nonsense. gillian: he's also not antifa. there was no evidence at the time showing that he was antifa. the presid

, dan quayle, and the polls all said how much more qualified benson was and it didn't seem to have anydoing it again or could we be overhyping the importance of this? >> it's possible, chuck. historically, the vice presidential selection has not had a huge impact and in many cases it has no impact at all although we only have to go back four years to see how donald trump's selection of mike pence along with his unveiling of the potential list of supreme court justices. those two things in tandem really mattered as far as assuring the republican evangelical base that was very nervous about donald trump and mike pence provided them a familiar face in the sense of, this guy will govern in a way that that will be consistent with our values. >> well, you make an important point and the trump worrying about a base constituency group that could be what biden has to be concerned about as well. "meet the press" is working with the american film institute, the afi docs institute is going virtual, obviously, featuring more than 50 documentaries. it runs from wednesday to sundays. we love our part

disparity of all time with 1988, lloyd benson, dan quayle and the post said how much more qualified bensonnd it didn't seem to have any impact. are we doing it again, or could we be overhyping the importance of this? >> it's possible, chuck. historically, you're right. the vice presidential selection has not had the huge impact, and in many cases, it has no impact at all, although, we only have go back four years to see how donald trump's selection of mike pence along with his unveiling of the potential list of supreme court justices and those two things in tandem really matter as far as assuring the evangelical base that was very nervous about donald trump and mike pence provided them a familiar face to the extent that this guy will govern in a way that that will be specific with our values. >> well, you make an important point and the trump worrying about a base constituency group that biden has as well. meet the press is working with the american film institute, the afi docs institute is going virtual, obviously, featuring more than 50 documentaries. it runs from wednesday through sunda

joining me now, guy benson, host of the guy benson show, and townhall.com, marie harf, former state department fox news contributor's. good to have you here. i want to come across something that i saw today when i was working on the statement. this is hattie mcdaniel accepting her oscar for best supporting actress in 1939. >> for your kindness, it has made me feel very, very humble. and i shall always hold that as a beacon for anything that i may be able to do in the future. i sincerely hope that i shall always be a credit to my race, and to the motion picture industry. my heart is too full to tell you just how i feel. and may i say thank you. >> martha: i just thought it was so moved by that acceptance speech, and obviously she is an actress that was so proud of the work that she did in that film. she is an actress, obviously her character is completely different then the woman that you see standing on that stage. but she is a gifted fine actress and received accommodation for it. so guy, what is it that we can't understand about theater, about a movie that is told from the perspective of rea

heard from the fair fight action chair, stacey abrams, michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson, do -- judicial watch member tom fenton and aclu voting rights director, dale ho. this is to and a half hours. start this session with a prayer. ourselves infind very trying times in this country. sick,ld ask those who are to heal them, those who have lost loved ones, you give them , forand faith and solace those who have lost their jobs , don't haveg nutrition or opportunities to take care of their families, we will get through this, times will be better. police, give them the fortitude to carry on with peace in all of their hearts and understanding and acceptance and peace in the hearts of the protesters as well. and to the people who have rioted, give them understanding that there are better ways to go about their lives. amen. i would like to start this hearing. the committee on the judiciary subcommittee of constitution, civil rights, and civil liberties will come to order. without objection, the chair has authorized to declare a recess at any time. i welcome everyone to today's heari

joining me now, guy benson, host of "the guy benson show," and editor at townhall.com, marie harf, formerartment spokesperson. both are fox news contributor's. good to see both of you tonight. marie, your quick take on these numbers as we are probably 30 new cycles away from the actual election. >> at least, and so much can happen between now and november, but the trends are going and joe biden's direction. joe biden's beating donald trump by more than hillary clinton was four years ago. he is running ahead of her. and i don't think that joe biden is probably going to win a state like my home state of ohio. i hope he does, but because he is competitive in states like that where hillary really wasn't, it will force donald trump and republicans to spend money there. so the fact that joe biden is winning across the board in states like wisconsin, and that donald trump supporters in the senate in places like arizona, we see that the republican is losing by double digits to the democratic candidate mark kelly, this is troubling and should be a wake-up call as we head to the election, which as

danny benson in hong kong there.ws, still to come: they play a central role in royal celebrations, how these horses are getting back in shape, for a more subdued queen's birthday. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. the uk economy shrank by 20% in april due to the coronavirus lockdown, the largest monthly contraction on record. figures due out shortly in brazil are expected to show that its death toll from coronavirus has now overtaken that of the uk, putting it second globally behind only the us. presidentjair bolsonaro has played down the dangers of the pandemic, replaced medical experts in the health ministry with military officials and argued against lockdowns to fight the virus. the world health organization says some intensive care units in brazil are at a critical stage. the situation in brazil is of concern. all 27 areas are affected. we've seen different rates of infection, there are clear hotspots and heavily populated areas. there are different impacts in different populations. we have seen the impact

karen benson to her leadership we have now a law that makes it against the law to put your foot on the neck up a person it's against the law. you can't have a no knock law is against the law oh you're going to have to wear your party cameras that's against the law the congressional black caucus is making a difference but i believe there's one more thing that we ought to do to make a difference we have got to have reconciliation this country has not reconciled its differences with us. we survive slavery but we didn't reconcile we sometimes segregation but we didn't reconcile with suffering and there's discrimination because we didn't reconcile it's time for a department of reconciliation and not higher than that higher saw 1st time i have to have someone who's going to make it here is not her peers this to seek reconciliation but black people that they are not inspect all of america every their life that's what it is all about it's hard pose to reconcile we need a department of reconciliation. god bless you god bless the united states of america. just before congresswoman sheila jackson

fortunes intact were the banks and here it comes again after 12 years the real son of the rescue of the benson the abandonment of the people was almost universally known and now there's going to be a repeat we i don't really see that script joe biden this is becomes the democratic nominee so many people are out protesting against militarized police against our. present population 25 percent of the world's prison population or about 4 percent of the world's population. doubling and tripling of sentences 3 strikes you're outlaws this all came provided that's correct and yet that is with the democrats insisted is all the have to offer i think there were this is the other really we haven't mentioned and that is this time around in this crisis in this show. to the population sensibilities. there was a recent history of movement activity that is until 20142015 the united states had been without a mass grassroots black led movement for generations and then we got at least the beginnings of one in 20142015 with that spate of grassroots actions that we usually go black lives matter and in that interim

ken benson this lead of the mission, says that nasa was looking for people with thick skin, long fuse and an optimistic outlook and there were 700 people who applied and based on real estate mays, the -- resumes, the high seas project, broke that down to 150 highly qualified candidates and then from there, like, roughly 30 candidates they interviewed over skype. so it's actually a little bit like what we are doing now. so there's a video interview. and then nine of us that were brought to ithaca because it would as joint project with cornell university and the university of hawaii. to do a food study. and so that was like the main push of the high seas -- the first study to study astronaut food and the way they get bored eating the same food over and over again. that is one of the major aspects of the mission so they product to us cornel and in a test kitchen they set us up and saw how he work together. something about that made the difference. but all nine people who were brought in would have been great on the mission. so, at a certain point you get people who are really interested

the democratic bill benson took hold and tactics that have killed black americans. the republican bills only those that restrict the airflow in a blood flow pretty provide exceptions when deadly force is needed. who determines when deadly force is needed to pretty usually the police themselves. in the course different in their judgment for the republican bill is silent on racial profiling military local police department sprinted and perhaps the greatest flaw in the republican proposal is that it is missing real meaningful accountability of individual officers misconduct. no reforms to qualified immunity or pattern and practice investigations. this is critically important. without accountability measures, were nearly exhorting the police department to do h better, crossing our fingers and hoping for the best. real change comes with accountability. as drafted the republican bill dozens provided. so we have a tale of two chambers, a glaring contrast between strong comprehensive democratic bill in the house in a much narrower much less effective republican bill in the

mike: guy benson and seattle radio host jason rent. good evening, gentlemen. what is your reaction to the attorney general setting up this task force >> it is long overdue but we have to be honest how difficult it will be to go after antifa members. it is not a national organization that has one leader and in a lot of ways it is folks living in different cities where they have hotspots of antifa action and they don't coordinate with other antifa groups, they just show up. they have this ideological position, a dangerous one that they are willing to take but it is not a typical kind of club you can infiltrate so it will be difficult. it needs to be done. >> listen to donald trump. >> taking over american cities. in all case it is democrats, democrat run in all cases and joe biden would have that be the whole country. >> does this make the argument that donald trump is running a law and order administration? >> he is running against the opposite of law and order which is lawlessness in some major american cities including with all respect my friend jason his cit

the morning trains will originate out of benson hill.he afternoon trains will originate out of daly city. the three added trains will help with at least 15 minute frequencies from 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 am on the busiest line. the afternoon between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. that is a look at traffic. let's look at the forecast and a warming trend on the way. >>> that's right. the start of a warming trend for us. get ready for that. temperatures warmer compared yesterday. we will continue towatch temperatures climb tuesday and wednesday. here's a live look at the salesforce tower camera north center beautiful golden gate bridge. under clear skies this morning, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. 53 in concord, 57 in oakland and 49 in livermore. 53 in san jose and for san francisco and 49 for santa rosa. the winds have definitely eased container to how windy it was of the weekend. looking at seven mile an hour winds at sfo. three in concord, six in hayward and 50 mile an hour winds in fairfield. fairfield is under a red flag warning. the area hi

i know brother keith benson, who's my dear brother, actually used to play drums with teddy pendergrassbut he's an activist as well. they have been able to turn things around. why? because when you respect people and when you respect black people who have been so disrespected, when you protect people, protect black people who have been so deeply unprotected, then the possibilities of the community coming together with the policing agents who are part of that community, but you got to hit poverty. you got to hit jobs. you got to hit health care. you've got to hit education. they all go hand in hand. that's what the black lives matter movement understands. i love people, black people. of course as a christian, i love everybody, but i start on the chocolate side of town. >> one of my other favorite contemporary philosophers samuel l. jackson said tonight on another network while talking to a guy who looks suspiciously like anderson cooper, this is how samuel l. jackson sums up what he's witnessing on the streets. the water broke. now we're in labor. now we're starting the labor pains of th

act of voting is complicated by the pandemic we need your help michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson and billy wright activists are asking congress to support in finance vote by mail programs in all 50 states even in the midst of this moment safe and secure elections or possible bids in says michigan's last election is proof in 99% of voters who participated in the may election chose to vote from home and there are 0 reports of front but republicans and the president argue vote by mail invite that actors to tamper with votes that is an opportunity for fraud, illinois republican rodney davis says he doesn't trust democrats just think this is a trojan horse, the democrats in washington are continuing to use to nationalize our election process louisiana republican mike johnson says instead congress should help states make it safer to vote in person we want every eligible american participate in every vote. >>we just don't believe the suggestions proposed by our colleagues on the other side of the aisle in regards to. >>her upcoming elections are in the best interest of maintaining the i

. >> mike: opening up the discussion now, fo fox news contributor guy benson, and jason rance.ood evening, gentlemen. >> hey, mike. >> mike: jason come out with your reaction to the attorney general starting up the task force? >> it's long overdue but we to be honest about how difficult to go after nt for members. nt was not a national organization with one leader. it's folks living in different cities where they have hot spots of antifa action and they don't coordinate with other nt 4.0 roots and they show up. they have this ideological position in a dangerous one that they are willing to take that it's not a kind of club that you kind of infiltrate. it will be difficult but it needs to be done. >> take a listen to president trump. >> they are taking over american cities. by the way, all cases its democrats. democrat run. all cases. joe biden might have that the whole country. >> mike: the task force and president comment make sure that he's running a law and order and ministry can come a guys? >> he's running against what's the opposite of law and order and that's lawlessness

and it's time now for our sunday group, guy benson of fox news radio, townhall.com editor katie pavlichwilliams. the federal judge in the bolton case ruled yesterday that the book can be released on tuesday but he didn't let john bolton off the hook. i want to put up a little bit of his ruling. judge wrote, defendant bolton gambled with national security to have united states, he has exposed his country to harm and himself to civil and potentially criminal liability, but these facts do not control the motion before the court. the government has failed to establish that an injunction would prevent harm. kate: doesn't seem like bolton is out of the woods yet when it comes to legal side of this. the government side against him based on allegation there's classified information in the book could still proceed based on the merits and if you look at what the attorneys for bolton were arguing is because they had leaked the book to a number of news rooms, therefore, it's already out there and you can't take it back and therefore they should be able to proceed, but in terms of the politics here

george benson . while. pulling out the old ones. give me the night. george, it's dawn. not school.end us your requests. just like laura did . laura from our facebook page. thank you. facebook, twitter, instagram using hashtag ktvu. >> what will colin kaepernick say about whether he wants to still play in the nfl? one of his main critics, president trump, says kaepernick should get another chance if he can still play. >> he was a great rookie and his second year was great and then after that he started going downhill rather rapidly and then he was out of football and then he started suing everybody. and i think he made a lot more money doing that than he did with will. >> president trump remains opposed to kneeling during the national anthem. kaepernick has been a free agent for more than three years since he started kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality. >>> las vegas raiders owner mark davis says the team has his blessing to sign a free- agent quarterback. davis says he began telling raiders coaches and general managers back in 2017 that they could add ka

guy benson of fox news radio. news political analyst juan williams. well, the federal judge in the bolton case ruled yesterday that the book can be released on tuesday, but he didn't like john bolton off the hook. i want to put up a little bit of his ruling. the judge wrote "defendant bolton has gambled with a national security of united states. he has exposed his country to harm and himself to civil and potentially criminal liability, but these facts are not control the motion before the court. the government has failed to establish that an injunction will prevent irreparable harm." katie, your reaction to bolton's book into the judge's ruling yesterday? >> welcome it doesn't seem like bolton is out of the woods yet when it comes to the legal side of this. the judge also said there's potential that the government case against him based on the allegation this classified information in the book, could still proceed based on the merits and if you look at what the attorneys for bolton were arguing, if that because th

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much across the city you can see oh he's rushing towards western street so what we do know is that benson happened nearby park and hotel and some claimed that there had been stabbings we've been in the hotel. at this moment of time there's still a lot to be explained however it is known that police officers are still there and have and have had multiple vehicles arriving at the scene throughout the day providing reinforcement so the majority of glasgow city center is cordoned off at the minute where the majority of the tactics are still being redirected across the city of this hotel as i understand was being used to house asylum seekers is that right. yes so that is corrected it had been used by a group to house asylum seekers during the current or virus outbreak so it's being used as temporary housing. at this moment in time i believe that we haven't had a response yet from the spokespeople for. for the group that is in charge of that temporary housing the been a protest at that hotel though in recent weeks have been. well glasgow has actually seen a few protests in recent weeks about on

liberties heard from the fair fight action chair, stacey abrams, michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson, do -- judicial watch member tom fenton and aclu voting rights director, dale ho. this is to and a half hours. start this session with a prayer. ourselves infind very trying times in this country. sick,ld ask those who are to heal them, those who have lost loved ones, you give them , forand faith and solace those who have lost their jobs , don't haveg nutrition or opportunities to take care of their families, we will get through this, times will be better.

this is brad benson, the port's waterfront resilience director. i'm here to present again on partnership that we have with the army corps of engineers along the port's entire jurisdiction. here here today to request an amendment to the agreement between the port and the army corps that governs that study and it's called the feasibility cost-sharing agreement. and this is on may 12th port commission update on the flood resiliency study we're conducting with the army corps of engineers. this is the nation's experts in flood risk management in 2018, we were the fortunate recipient of one of two new starts for coastal flood risk management nationally and highly competitive to get the new startstarts. under these studies there's a 50/50 study. and as i mentioned, the study looks at the port jurisdiction, also aquatic park. we're looking at five sea-level rise curbs to assess damages and consequences under the different curves and there has been and will continue to be rebust community input. if the army corps finds interest, they would pay two-third of

benson is next out of brooklyn, new york. what is your top news story of the week?incent, are you with us? phone.y your kelly in jackson, mississippi, independent. you are next. caller: i'm actually in michigan. host: oh, jackson, michigan. go ahead. mi is michigan. week ismy story of the the one they are talking about all over, which is he doesn't want to be president for another four years, because they think of what he is doing and how he is acting, he is acting like he does not want to be. i saw him getting off air force one the other night looking like someone had beat him down -- i started laughing -- i said now, there is a man who's got a problem. he looks terrible. he does not really have the intelligence level to run a country. he cannot even run his own businesses. you have seen what has happened to his own businesses. the man from north dakota, he said a guy gets killed and people burn down the city -- really? is that how you look at it? you need to look a little further, because it is not like that. host: go ahead and finish your comments, kelly. caller:

here is what said will olivia benson being canceled.at the system is broken and great changes need to be made on all levels to fix it, you can't pick and choose that needs to be changed. no matter how much you love olivia benson have you to be willing to grapple with the fact that she play as major role in perpetuating the idea that cops are inherently trustworthy and heroic. again, it goes back to tearing down the view that cops are good. >> right. they have to bully this. because most people's experience with cops is i have positive. when we are in trouble, we know who we have to turn to. they are trying to build this mistrust. yes there are bad apples in every industry. there are bad teachers and doctors there are bad in everything. that's the minority. and so what they are trying to do is through culture, because this is how the left works, through culture, through television shows, through little children's cartoons, tear down what we inherently know is true, which is that cops are good. that we need them for our safety, for our pr

. >> let's talk about all this with guy benson, political editor for townhall.com.e watch this back-and-forth happened between james mattis and the president. >> it's fascinating to watch because as kristin said it's exceedingly rare to see things like this. i read through his op-ed and i agreed with the number of his points. i didn't agree with others. for example i think that he downplayed the extent of the violence on the streets but be that as it may, i have seen some of the pushback against him in the attacks. we quoted some of what the president had to say and some of his supporters as well lashing out. but i would point out that this is a man who is undeniably a great patriot. he's a man of honor who has dedicated his life to the service of this country and we've seen a lot of internal criticism of president trump over the last three plus years, we see it in the form of backbiting and anonymous quotes to reporters, people wanting to make clear that they are not really on board but they don't want to attach their name to the criticism, and that's not how he ha

i'm also thinking about a state trooper, louisiana state trooper stephen benson who went out in the districthelp a man and then wound up shooting him and killing him. i am also reminded of new york, two new york city police officers just sitting in their car eating and someone comes in and shoots them dead. or again, law enforcement officers feel just terrible, their morale is down, they don't feel like the community has their back and as a result of that, they are leaving law enforcement in droves. >> melissa: for better or for worse, there are some who would welcome that. you look at the leader of local chapter of black lives matter, hawk newsom who was on fox news sunday, he said that we need basically a whole new approach to how we are policing. let's roll that sound for you. >> i am not encouraging people to go out and hurt other people. what i'm talking about is america treating crime as something that needs to be handled with policing instead of defunding the police and looking at crime from the perspective of a health crisis. >> melissa: in other words, the fundamental way we are dea

for more on all this, let's bring in guy benson. good morning to you and thank you for being here. we are taking in what is happening on the streets of seattle, looking at your piece in townhall.com, here are the demands of seattle's autonomous zone and archivists. up on the screen here, here are some of the demands of those protesters. is not only are they not allowing the police into that six block zone, but they are calling for the complete writ of the completes department, taking over the precinct there, retrial for all people of color in prison for a violent crime, desegregation, free college, socialized health care, and they are doing and a way that is jeopardizing the safety of people in the streets there. you just heard from the president, so what do you think about how far the president says he is willing to go to calm the unrest in that city? >> first of all, you look at those demands and think is that all? just free college and free health care and the complete abolition of the police department and the courts in seattle, the end altogether? this is looney tunes. is just

guy benson, a host of the guy bends and show both fox news contributor's, good morning, a all. >> good to play what happened, got hot on a hot make saying this. "if i didn't have a primary, i wouldn't care about this. is he the next joe crowley who in onetime new york democrat who may lose? >> possibly, and another democrat in the district next to elliot ingle facing a primary challenge also might lose. all politics is local and they are a number of the new york members of congress who have come to washington, been here for decades and it seems to have -- they have forgotten about their home districts and we saw this with aoc as you mentioned and it seems like they are to democrats who have become really entrenched in washington facing very impressive challengers, both of them absolutely might lose on tuesday. and it is good to have younger members of the party coming up in challenging the interest here, people who forget about their district. >> ed: may be some new blood getting in there, show check schumer a moment ago, working with the technology but we showed he is one of the many

protesters outraged over the kids cartoon paw patrol and the fictional law and order character olivia bensonwn all police movies and tv shows. they have. here to react is the host of the adam carolla show, author of the brand new book "out tomorrow ", adam, i'm happy for you, but your title and the theme of your bookworks so well but i'm sad for the country first off, on paw patrol where were you when you got the news? >> oh, i remember it like the time i heard about 9/11. thank god, i was around my children. they're teenage now but they remember paw patrol and we got together and just had a group cry. brian: adam, it's good to know you have a family in the times you need but they also canceled cops, they also canceled livepd. what's happened in this country since when did law enforcement become the bad guys? >> i don't know, since when did pulling down statues and canceling things cure anything? i mean, see i have a problem with it. i'll tell you the problem i have people say well what's wrong? like remember several years ago they wanted to change their name of the professional football tea

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first, we want to salute our superintendent, benson matthews. we understand he was named superintendent of the year, and we want to thank him for getting us through the pandemic, working on distance learning and feeding our students and so much more. firstly, i learned we have an african american student delegate on the board this coming school year. we're so very pleased and so happy with this information, and we applaud -- we haven't had a delegate since the 80s, so it's long overdue. the naacp joins us in extending congratulations. we are giving out 310 graduation bags to our african american 12th graders. we had a virtual graduation for them on may 29, so students who didn't come in today, please come in tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to pick up your bag, and we thank all of our partners. sfusd, the warriors, the african american art and culture complex, the african american alliance complex, and back to the feature. the last thing i want to share, i'm so disheartened that teachers and parents were caught up in getting -- we have

griff: senator tim scott had something to say about that on guy benson's podcast.ageous, sinful comment i have heard as a public official, period. i thought to myself that how in the world does this woman sitting, standing in front of a $24,000 refrigerator, have the sense to jump into the bottomless pit of race politics? why in the world would she want to do that? there is only one answer, by the way, one answer. it's because she has lived so long in a safety privilege that she has forgotten. jedediah: this is interesting. because i would ask nancy pelosi what is her goal here? what have you done? you paid a lot of lip service to the issue of racial injustifiable. have you talked about wanting to do something about it. and here you have tim scott putting something forward, actually doing the work, coming forward. maybe it's not perfect. maybe it doesn't have everything you want. why not come to the table. try to amend that try to come to some type of agreement instead of projecting it. it looks to me like she wants her talking point. she wants to be able to say th