muldoon goes to chicago to coach the blackhawks. ston and half homes and jack walker go to detroit, detroit becomes the red wings and they play on that team. the portland team goes to chicago and they become the blackhawks, and two of the players go to play on the expansion boston bruins team. so almost all the players go want to play on famous, well-known nhl teams. of theireach retirements from the sport, what do they do later in life? kevin: almost all come back to seattle. leagueoaches the minor team in seattle after pete muldoon dies. he is also a turkey farm with bertie morris. they have adjoining turkey farms and they have a massive falling out about chicken feed or turkey feet in the 1940's, and that is when bernie is ostracized from the community. is working is the -- at the reindeer brewery, and -- working at the reineer brewery, and if you're from seattle, that is pretty cool. and they are all referees and coaches, three of them going to the hall of name. remain unbelievably close friends until their deaths. dies -- half

and then the sense of blackhawks of those sycophants said so prophetic, so weak the president could have led during the covid crisis that still looms over us and lead the economic recovery providing realistic hopes and then a there have been a lot of african-americans killed extra judicially because of the color of their skin. our nation is desperate for real leadership. no one is home at the white house and the lights are off. i fear for the future of our country and in this time of immense difficulty our president is only capable of contributing with division and fear and chao chaos. i yield the floor. >>ic

the downwash of a blackhawk can create a lot of damage and create a lot of harm. i cannot believe that a military officer gave the orders to those pilots and those pilots executed that order and flew that low above americans on american soil potentially harming those peaceful protesters who were doing nothing but peacefully protesting and exercising their first amendment right. it's shameful. i lay this at the feet of president trump, secretary esper, and general milley. >> senator tammy duckworth, thank you so much for being with us. that does it for this edition. please stay safe out there. chuck todd and katy tur katy pi our coverage right now. >>> good afternoon in the east and a good morning out west. i'm chuck todd. moments ago we witnessed a demand for justice asking all four officers face charges for george floyd's death nine days ago. this is the ninth straight day of protest since floyd's killing. demonstrators are back on the streets after a relatively calm and peaceful tuesday night seeking once again to make their voices heard by those in power. chang

that's why the blackhawks matter movement has also been protesting here in berlin well europe has fewer deadly incidents involving the police some cases have stayed with me again you some of them with not that long ago only giallo burned to death in the police cell here in germany in 2005 no one was convicted for his death. in the u.k. in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama tower died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people are frustrated with structural racism. hasn't really dealt with its links to slavery and school on your list i'm here in germany several streets i named after individuals from the country's colonial period i can berlin's african quarter where even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and brutal cologne new figures whether it's history oh every day racism black people's experiences are being ignored and that's why i'm also frustrated we need to address every day racism and also the past because that's

he played 16 years in the nhl with chicago's blackhawks and of course the san jose sharks.enseman one and 82. highest defending defensemen in nfl history. is ridiculous that he had to wait this long. is happy it came today. >> it is humbling. i never really thought much about it i'll be honest with you. when you come into this leak is not what you think about it. we think about playing the game and staying in the moment. this is the cherry on top of a sunday that just came out of left field, i will be honest with you.>> thinking on the left field. the other thing today to he was one of the 10 last players in the nhl to forgo wearing a helmet. he let it fly and grandfathered in. we have a little time tonight. why not check this out two the story is generosity here. this is the defensive lineman sullivan thomas presenting his dad with a brand-new tesla. he's wearing a 49ers shirt, i think you know where his loyalties lie. showing up with a brand-new luxury car. not bad. i like the story. he plaintiff only because he was bored. >> is arriving home on his scooter only to find a

you know the last time i was on a blackhawk?hen i was in afghanistan. >> jimmy: wow. >> that's -- these are military aircraft that are being turned on the people of america he's talking about turning the u.s. military on its own people i serve on the senate intelligence committee i serve on the homeland security committee this is not the america that people fought for. and this is not the america that is the america of our idealsthis is something all togr and that's why people are marching and shouting. and the optimism that i have is the optimism that all of us have whenever we are in these kinds of fights, which is, it's not a fight against something, it's a fight for something >> jimmy: wow. >> but you know, donald trump doesn't get it, and that's why everyone's got to make sure that we vote in november and show ourselves and the world that we are better than this >> jimmy: speaking of november, i've seen you in numerous interviews saying that it's going to be a very important time in our history. >> yes, it will be >> jimmy:

throughout the united kingdom today has seen many many protests throughout many cities where 5 blackhawks back partners have been on many of them being completely peaceful we've seen no clashes but these 2 days of this ready does seem to be quite a surprise incident today. tory developments will be closely following when we hear more we will bring it to our viewers shadi interest does she think. there is growing resentment in india following a deadly skirmish between indian and chinese soldiers over a contested himalayan border region 20 hindoo the soldiers lost their lives and teach china protests are springing up. in several areas. this is what happened on friday demonstrators in the kashmir valley burn effigies of the chinese president the all support for a boycott of chinese goods to troy. the chinese economy the 2 countries have also started to flex their military muscle just after the border clashes reports emerged that chinese military drills in eastern tibet run 7 photos and soldiers simulated the removal of suppose that enemy fortified positions and india has been beefing up its

amendment right guaranteed by the constitution and instead that they should be attacked from above by blackhawk helicopters that were deliberately swooping very low to, you know, disrupt them and rubber bullets that are supposed to be bounced off the ground but instead were being shot directly at protesters and we see around the country that this kind of state violence is happening and it is on the, you squa very act of n power and brute force was being used against civilian unarmed in many cases students who were gathered in the most symbolic largest square in china demanding democracy. i mean, they were standing up for democracy and so what we see here right now, chillingly, is in the midst of this administration attacking china for all of its supposed misdeeds and yet doing pretty much what china did during tiananmen square and i think we have a lot of lessons to dissect there. >> so, hadar, this is where you want to bring you in because you study civil law here and you know a lot about constitutional law as well. would the president be within his rights if he were to use the military and se

played 14 of his 16 years on the ice with the blackhawks, 18-time all-star.ayed before guys played with helmets. a stretch of ten straight seasons in the playoffs. >> very unexpected, and i look at it and i truly believe this, that just for me to have been considered and even mentioned in this category is beyond any of the dreams i had when i started playing this game. >>> major league baseball is returning here. it's behind way for a while in south korea. former a's pitcher dan straly is there playing for the giants. he joined us on our "with authority" podcast available on youtube, soundcloud and all major platforms. so we asked him, what is it like pitching in a pandemic? >> i leave for the field, when i get on the bus, my temperature will be checked by a staff member of our team. when i get to the field, security will check my temperature there. last week i actually got stalled, if you will, from going in the stadium because my temperature was too hot. now, there was ten of us whose temperature was too hot so they got a new thermometer and we were all fin

played 14 of his 16 years on the ice with the blackhawks, 18-time all-star.ayed before guys played with helmets. a stretch of ten straight seasons in the playoffs. >> very unexpected, and i look at it and i truly believe this, that just for me to have been considered and even mentioned in this category is beyond any of the dreams i had when i started playing this game. >>> major league baseball is returning here. it's behind way for a while in south korea. former a's pitcher dan straly is there playing for the giants. he joined us on our "with authority" podcast available on youtube, soundcloud and all major platforms. so we asked him, what is it like pitching in a pandemic? >> i leave for the field, when i get on the bus, my temperature will be checked by a staff member of our team. when i get to the field, security will check my temperature there. last week i actually got stalled, if you will, from going in the stadium because my temperature was too hot. now, there was ten of us whose temperature was too hot so they got a new thermometer and we were all fin

was the safest place on earth last night you had blackhawk helicopters of the national guard we'll see how it goes tonight but that's an interesting spirit duration of that runs out thank you so much for that update. and to separate autopsy reports conducted on george floyd have been made public now this as cities around the u.s. witness another night of protest set off by the death of this unarmed black man killed by a minneapolis police officer now the 2 autopsies say floyd died by homicide however they differ as to how he died now one conducted by the hennepin county medical examiner says floyd died of cardio pulmonary arrest while an independent pathologist dr michael bought in commission by floyd's family says he died as a result of mechanical. while they differ it remains pretty clear floyd would have died had that police officer not pressed his knee over his neck for close to 9 minutes and right in the center where all this tragic stuff happened will turn to actually banks. i am here at the minneapolis police 3rd precinct which for many is a symbol of systemic racism once that d

absolutely having on one yourselves happy to drop blackhawk because i'm all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the concert in port with me back kaiser and stacey herbert want to thank our guest michelle renee over there informative services if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report so much time. was needed national will discover you know when he believes molested that solicited to prevent you. from the regular morgue you're more your partner do from rock. water source i.q. all those lucifer mr delicious that i'm like i don't i'm just like we do but indeed it is not my achievement mr davies our 5 beautiful lands were conceived by lineage and carried out by the people themselves if they would produce or even flirted with the idea of making a film like this they probably be branded as crazy. that was the sentiment during the war the soviets were brave heroes resisting nazis that's going to change of course after the war but once the cold war begins. little things that hollywood history leads the bully with is strictly defined by only one side of the business

we were seeing military helicopters blackhawk helicopters buzz protesters flying just above the rooftops trying to scare away protesters a classic counter and. you see tactic now i've been told that the you see the national guard because bombing officers call for inquiries or distance loose or also with of tactics being used or more among very large things are much go much used owners well more now on what the us defense secretary has been saying about trump's visit to st john's church in an interview with the american news network n.b.c. mark aspers said he expected to inspect the damage church and talk to the troops as were also says he had no idea protesters were forcefully cleared from the park for trying to make his way to the church. by full photos with a bible in hand at the damaged building now one of the more striking protests images from the past few hours was a sight of thousands of people marching onto a busy road in the city of portland in oregon they lay face down on burnside bridge with their hands behind their backs for 9 minutes in remembrance of floyd in new york city p

appreciate you and i hope to see you again mr kaiser oh absolutely having on one here so happy to drop blackhawk because i'm all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guest michelle renee over their formative services if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report so much time by you know. become a battleground in the u.s. government people are demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is power line with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real. struggle. fronts is much anticipated coated tracing out used to send just 14 alerts in 3 weeks i was off a 1000000 people deleted from the streets of paris to find somebo

there was the sound of blackhawk army helicopters circling overhead for hours at a time swooping down very low on the protesters almost hurting them if you will so that they alternately could be arrested and once again we anticipate that there could be a similar response outside the white house that condemnation very loud with regard to the president's actions of firing tear gas on what the mayor says was peaceful protesting people exercising their 1st amendment rights but the u.s. president for his part has defended his actions saying that what happens after sundown is not peaceful protest but rioting but what he calls low lifes and losers that resulted in violence against police officers in a number of u.s. cities las vegas st louis buffalo new york city so in anticipation of more social unrest the u.s. president has criticized governors who have not called in the now. gard urging them to do so in a statement from the attorney general bill barr saying that there will be in washington d.c. specifically and even greater law enforcement resources and support in the region tonight the a

with the chicago blackhawks. he was left-handed defensemen, and one feedback in 1982.s the eighth highest defensemen in in nhl history. he did with the sharks and took over as general manager in 2003. yes the sharks continuously and playoff contention. here is his reaction. >> it's humbling. i never really thought much about it. when you come into this leak, it's not what you think about. you think about staying in the moment, this is the cherry that came out of left field. >> the other thing about doug wilson is he was one of the last 10 players in nhl history to go without a helmet. is that it is not putting the hollow don. >> he was a good general manager. >> they are going to have a new member in a very deserving one. hopefully it's actually a preview of where he actually belongs. for the nfl's hollow flame. we're talking about number 97 in these highlights. he is an absolute rock in the middle of the 49ers defensive line during this very distinguished 14 year nfl career. he reacts to going to the hall himself. >> when a conversation. he says he is going to be in t

there was the sound of blackhawk army helicopters circling overhead for hours at a time swooping down very low on the protesters almost hurting them if you will so that they alternately could be arrested in new york meanwhile governor andrew cuomo has been critical of the new york city mayor and its police force because of protests there on monday tonight's curfew has been brought forward to a socratic the n.y.p.d. and the mayor did not do their job last night i believe that. second you have 38000 ppi the people it is the largest police department in the united states of america you 38000 people and protect property use the police protect property and people look at the videos it was a disgrace. in other news officials in bangladesh control in the 1st coronavirus related death among ranger refugees the 71 year old man died in a camp home 260-0000 displaced ranger for me and our 15000 refugees have been put under quarantine and current virus infections continue to rise in latin america with more than 1000000 confirmed cases across the region most are in brazil where nearly 30000 people

volunteers or part-timers the likes of which abraham lincoln was one, and a local militia during the blackhawk wars. he is making a case for bona fide, professional soldiers who train and drill and understand how to use weapons, follow orders, and understand the purposes for which they are fighting. let's turn to slide six. to get a sense of some of upton's international experiences in the aftermath of the american civil war. here i include the cover for his book that is published by the same commercial publisher, appleton and company, in 1878. in 1877, he had been given orders from the secretary of war and chief of staff, general sherman, to basically examine a variety of things. the secretary of war had encouraged him to travel through germany to pay attention to their schools for the instruction of officers and strategy, apply tactics in higher duties in the art of war, etc. sherman said if you're going that far, go all the way to asia before you come home. spend as much time as you can in calcutta in india. get familiar with british officers, learn how they do imperial duties to govern 200

this social empowerment helped, for example, to secure his election as a military captain in the blackhawk war, to win him the respect of fellow congressmen in his washington boarding house, and to make him the magnet for the well disposed attention of lawyers and residents gathered at the county seat of the illinois eighth circuit. later in life, lincoln would repeat with appreciative glee the description of a type of ck southwestern political orator who, as i quote, mounted the rostrum, threw back his head, shined his eyes, opened his mouth, and left the consequence' to god. in sharp contrast, there was little in lincoln's own speeches that was not planned and well r calculated. his use ofic coumor and stories in his public addresses and private conversations was rarely lacking in broader intent or designed to cover up empty thought. the utility of his humor can be categorized under six headings. at times it lay in crushing opponents. more commonly, when used as a means of self-depreciation, and of emphasizing his common touch, humor could be a weapon of subtle attack. sometimes, it was

in terms of the blackhawk helicopter which scared protesters generally used to disburse crowds in baghdad, esper ordered an investigation.. he said active duty troops that were sent to d.c. were on alert despite news reports that they are being sent home as of today. bill? >> bill: thanks, jennifer griffin. meanwhile, bill de blasio praising the nypd after a calmer night. the earlier curfew at 8:00 helped tremendously. tense moment. protesters packed under a bridge that connects manhattan and brooklyn. that later eased. laura ingle is outside saks fifth avenue where they got new measures in place. what are you seeing today, laura? >> they sure do. problemry the most dramatic ones that we've seen in the city. bill, there's as you mentioned been a very big improvement over the last 24 hours and with scenes like this one, it happens, this is saks fifth avenue. they have the razor wire going all the way around the building. plywood. they hired private security guards and as night falls, they brought in dogs last night and will bring them back in again. we're talking german shepherds and pitbu

wilson played in the nhl for 16 seasons with the blackhawks and the sharks defenseman scored a 100 in 27 career points and won the norris trophy in 1982, which goes to the league's top defenseman wilson still ranks 15th all time among blue liners in career points and he retired as tying score us defenseman in nhl history. he retired from hockey in 1993 and has been the sharks gm since 2003. a humbled wilson said he was not expecting this phone call. >>men in this category is beyond any dreams, everyone that i started playing the state and you know i been very fortunate guy. 70's 80's and 90's the people i played with so i was not expecting this. >>now on the gridiron the 49 ers have inducted bryant young into the san francisco forty-niners hall of fame. young was drafted by san francisco 7th overall in the 1994 nfl draft and spent his entire 14 year career with the 49 ers the defensive tackle finish his career with 89 and a half sacks which is the most in franchise history. he also had 774 tackles he was named both and all pro and a pro bowler 4 times each in his career. 14 years is a

and today a blackhawk helicopter went overhead and a few blocks away the national guard has been mobilized this really my hometown? and how many others are in this country like this right now? >> now the unrest in america's cities is happening of course as the country continues to struggle with the coronavirus pandemic. we have seen obvious signs of progress, but south of the border in latin america, the virus surging. we'll discuss when we come back. [♪] think you need to buy expensive skincare products to see dramatic results? try olay skin care. just one jar of micro-sculpting cream has the hydrating power of 5 jars of a prestige cream, which helps plump skin cells and visibly smooth wrinkles. while new olay retinol24... provides visibly smoother, brighter skin. for dramatic skincare results, try olay. and now receive 25% off your purchase at olay.com brand power. helping you buy better. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services

a couple of trips ago, we got into blackhawks and toured the section of the border, and as we went over the mountains, rugged, sharp mountains, the pilot said, right here is where we rescued a woman eight months pregnant. they had to lower agents down from the black hawk, pick her up, bring her up and transport her to tucson. the violence along the border, which we try and which the cartels don't want to spill in because they know it would raise public awareness, was manifested earlier this year. two small ports of entry, 18 miles apart, we are building fence between them now, i was there last week, but between douglas and nacco, there was a dispute from remnants of a cartel, and they were killing each other off, posting heads on fences, so they could control the plaza, the entryway, the gateway into the country, and everyone coming in, individuals, commercial vehicles, they are all paying a price to come across. you may not think that is important, but if you live along the border, you saw what was going on. and this flows across our borders. 40% of all drugs that come through arizona

then a blackhawk helicopter followed by a smaller medical evacuation helicopter dropped to rooftop level with its search lights aimed at the crowd. tree limbs snapped, nearly hitting several people. signs were torn from the sides of buildings. some protesters looked up while others ran into doorways. the helicopters were performing a show of force, a tactic used by military aircraft in combat zones to scatter insurgents. again, the associated press reporting tonight that this specifically is what the president ordered u.s. military aircraft to do, this combat zone maneuver, against americans in the streets of an american city. the president and the defense secretary using the military this way and talking about america this way has led to criticism from some esteemed military leaders like general tony thomas, the former head of special operations command and general martin dempsey, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. tonight joined that criticism and reasonable caused it a level saying i remain confident in the professionalism of our men and women in uniform. i am less confiden

. >> secretary esper also said he's investigating the use of a blackhawk helicopter that carried outlying anti-insurgent war combat maneuvers sunday, flying so

will be inducted into the hockey hall of fame wilson played in the nhl for 16 seasons with the blackhawksn the sharks. the defenseman scored 827 career points and won the norris trophy in 1982, which goes to the league's top defenseman wilson still ranks 15th all time among blue liners in career points and he retired as the 8th high-scoring defenseman in nhl history. he retired from hockey in 1993 and has been the sharks general manager since 2003. a humbled wilson said he was not expecting this phone call. >>men in this category is beyond any dreams ever would have started playing the state and you know i been very fortunate guy. clayton 70's, 80's and 90's the people i played with so i was not expecting this. >>on the gridiron the 49 ers have inducted bryant young into the san francisco forty-niners hall of fame. young was drafted by the 49 ers 7th overall in the 94 nfl draft and spent his entire 14 year career with the 49 ers the defensive tackle finished his career with 89 and a half sacks it is the most in franchise history. he also had 774 total tackles he was named both and all pro

i think it looks like blackhawk helicopters hovering over protesters. it looks like overwhelming force. of course it sounds like overwhelming force, as well. he focuses on the word dominate in his phone call with governors. he talks about sending in the military. does he know that is fascism? does he care? it doesn't matter. this is his idea of power. he has signalled this many times before. he expressed his endless admiration for the autocrats of the world, and now he's making -- he's performing this. he's making a claim to this kind of power. a power grab always begins as a performance of sorts. there's also a claim made and if it's accepted, if the performance is believed, then it takes hold. and we're in that critical moment now. >> what you said about his belief, clearly, in this is what is striking is the president, i don't think, believes in a lot of things other than that people should talk about donald trump. this is one of his believes. in is an interview in march of 1990. you know, you couldn't find a bunch of americans on the side of the chi

uncomfortable with blackhawk helicopters for no purpose i could possibly imagine flying over the streets of the nation's capital. i think they are expressing that ki discomfort. whatever you see on tv, whatever you see from president trump, we're not going to try to ask you to be in a position where you're going against that civilian military divide. keeping the military out of politics, keeping the military focused on a specific set of missions. they're trying to reassure their own people in the military that that's not going to happen. the challenge here is that president trump doesn't seem to respect those limits. we've seen that when he ordered the military to essentially parade through washington, d.c., in a political photo op. when he wanted to deploy the military to the border before the midterm elections because of a threat of a caravan he ginned up. we saw it when he wanted to use military funds to build his wall because congress wouldn't let him. this is part of a pattern, stephanie. so the military is trying to express in whatever way it can its discomfort with this. at a cert

there's been a blackhawk helicopter circling around, and that has caused people to at least line up and have their signs up and just kind of observe what's happening over there. again, brian, it's important to know, and you just made the note. this has been largely peaceful all day long. this has been no violence. actually, this site has not been the site of any clashes or many clashes with the police. those dramatic scenes have not happened here. people call this sacred ground because this is again the police where george floyd lost his life. he was killed by that police officer, and they're trying to honor that and respect that, especially on a night when you're one week out. brian. >> indeed. that is a network where they have laid down the law themselves, declared it sacred ground, and said there's no interest there in violence at all, something mr. floyd's family members underscored today. joe fryer is in sacramento, california, tonight. we mentioned so many cities and different states are under curfew this evening. just as we came on the air. joe, what do you have? >> reporter: we'

you can see all the little viral video all blackhawk helicopters buzzing protesters military battle chemical is buzzing protesters try to get them to discuss coming out really lay down and try to use them that the wind generated from the blades to get rid of protesters i mean this is a power to counter insurgency technique used in combat zones these are military military plus no policing u.s. citizens but these are military personnel who have trained obviously to kill people overseas so that all sorts of concerns right now but right now we have the sound off that we come to expect we have curfew in about an hour and a host but as we know that doesn't seem to mean that much to the military police and to the federal authorities who are in control of them after all they began to carry out all the protests a half an hour before the cafe so that's. could visit some jones yesterday i will keep an eye on things yes share be you people are professors several days now would you say that the mood among them has changed after the events of monday evening and especially the speech that donald trump made

we were seeing military helicopters blackhawk helicopters buzz protesters flying just above the rooftops trying to scare away protesters a classic counterinsurgency tactic now being told the d.c. national guard the commanding officers called for inquiries are distancing also on some of the tactics being used on my end monday night things are much calmer tuesday night well one of the more striking protest images from the past few hours was the sight of thousands of people marching on to a busy road in the city of portland in oregon they lay face down on bun side bridge with their hands behind their backs for 9 minutes in remembrance of george floyd in new york but he began making arrests soon after its cofield came into effect thousands of people poured onto the city's streets in the early evening mayor bill de blasio has refused to bring in the national guard saying it will only worsen the tension. and in the sun julie's there's been a standoff between police and protesters. eat. it on the surface out on the ground and refused to move despite violating the city's curfew many have now bee

they tried to do a risky special forces operation that goes horrifically wrong in one of the two blackhawkst down, it crashed and the site could've gone horribly wrong. there is a lot of risk when you have special forces sentence. they didn't later on in the administration ended up killing his young daughter one of the number of tragic stories around the alkali family. in a way of presenting strike unknown terrorist operated in the desert was actually maybe the lowest risk option there is also the legal question, the international law question. i'm sure there's international lawyers who can tell me it's an illegal act, probably tommy's illegal act to because international law can be presented in many ways. >> that's a great answer. i think were going to get kicked off of zuma here in a minute. i will just say if used to have questions, it is not hard to find a george washington on the program of extremism, you can find my e-mail on my twitter page and this has been a real pleasure hosting, alex, as soon as you get off, order the book incitement on the western jihad. such and thanks again gw

two blackhawks were down and crashed and could have again horribly wrong. a huge amount of risk when you send special forces in. they did it later on under the trump administration and killed al-awlaki's young daughter and one of a number of tragic stores around the al-awlaki family. so, in a way a precision strike on known terrorist operators in a jeep in the desert, was actually maybe the lowest risk option. and also the legal question which i can't address the international law question and there's international lawyers who can tell me it's an illegal act. probably you can tell me it's an illegal act because international law can be interpreted in many way. >> host: that's a great answer. we are going to get kicked off zoom in a men. i you still have questions, alex is not hard to fine at george washington on the program on extremism, you can find my e-mail on my twitter page. and this has been a real pleasure hosting alex. everybody, as soon as you get off, of you haven't already done it, order the book, insight. d. insightment. thank you for the terrif

if you take a look at what we are looking at in terms of improvement like the blackhawk, the joint lake tactical vehicle, the apache, the lightning, the jollypegasus, and the hhw green. these are all items the guard will need to have access to as well. would it be your understanding that as part of the job description that you have is to be a champion to make certain that for the long-term -- they also had the opportunity to have access to and are fairly treated in acquiring that equipment. sen. rounds: yes -- lt. gen hokanson: when i look at national guard equipment i want to make sure that at every opportunity our equipment is not only deployable and sustainable but interoperable with the active components and in many cases our allies as well. if you look at the current global situation we want to make sure that those in first contact have the absolute best equipment in country can provide and we can't always know who that first unit is going to be. we advocate at every opportunity to make sure the national guard is modernized alongside with active components. sen. rounds: thank you.

tammy duckworth a former army blackhawk pilot says it's shameful >> we need a president who's going to be a leader for all thf americans, who's going to understand that the wounds of slavery are still with us to this day and we can do better and should do better >> reporter: this has caused sometimes violent backlash to protest the city's plan to remove confederate monumentsn t confederate moderates. scott is a peaceful protester. his great grandfather was a member of the civil war. he said these memorials should stay up because they're educational. >> if you took this down and you would make one person feel les scott bowden is a peaceful defender his great, great grandfather was a confederate soldier in the civil war. he says these memorials are not offensive and should stay up because they're educational. if you knew that by taking this down you would make just one person feel less oppressed, why not do it? >> i can't imagine anybody feeling oppressed by seeing a statue >> reporter: but with more americans speaking out about the pain they caused, these symbols soon, too, may be histo

we gote of trips ago, into blackhawks and toured the border, and as we went over the mountains, rugged, sharp mountains, the pilot said, right here is where we rescued a woman eight months pregnant. agents downlower from the black hawk, pick her up, bring her up and transport her to tucson. the violence along the border, which we try and which the cartels don't want to spill in because they know it would raise public awareness, was manifested earlier this year. ports of entry, 18 miles apart, we are building fence between them now, i was there last week, but between o, there was acc dispute from remnants of a cartel, and they were killing each other off, posting heads on fences, so they could control the plaza, the entryway, the gateway into the country, and everyone coming in, individuals, commercial vehicles, they are all paying a price to come across. you may not think that is important, but if you live along the border, you saw what was going on. this flows across our borders. 40% of all drugs that come through arizona come through the tucson sector, into the country. they come thr

if i could pull up slide two, what about this blackhawk helicopter flown above protesters on the same like. this helicopter endangered civilians on the ground and potentially violate faa safety regulations? >> we have not -- again, it's under investigation. we are looking into it carefully, and i will be happy to follow up with you once we have completed our review. >> thank you. these helicopters were reportedly flown by the d.c. national which is the only in the nation that goes directly to the president of the united states. the downward motion of the blades snapped a nearby small tree. mr. dickson, you're talking about looking into it. are you saying that the d.c. flight status district office has opened an investigation into these events? >> yes, we have opened an investigation. >> when do you expect the investigation's final report to be available? >> i do not know this morning, but i will follow up with you as it proceeds. >> wonderful. so, you'll commit to providing my office with the copy of the report as soon as possible? >> we will provide you with the results of the invest

they're stationedded at at a precinct nearby as well as the united center where the blackhawks play.the reasons we're west of the downtown area of chicago right now is because the city has essentially locked down chicago's downtown area, and it's been that way for the past week. they've made it very difficult to get into the downtown area known as the loop by public transit. they've had municipal dump trucks blocking highway exits x that's why people are gathering en masse in this area. this group is expected to martha afternoon. we -- march this afternoon, we will be following and we'll keep you posted. kristin: derek chauvin live -- excuse me. i was looking ahead to another story. thanks so much. grady trimble. leland: now we head to miami where mayor francis suarez is preparing for protests there. mayor, we appreciate you joining us. we're glad to see you back in the office after your bit with the coronavirus. boy, you think about it for miami, a city that thrive on tourism and the cruise ship industry, you've got to deal with the coronavirus, the shutdown from that and now these

and democrats led by the congressional blackhawk caucus arblack caucus.one of the thingt controversialo is this ending qualified immunity for police officers. so, that means if we end this, and someone wants to sue police officer bongino because they didn't like the way they were treated, you are immune from that. democrats want to see that go away. what's the downside? >> the downside -- you know, i brought this up on capitol hill yesterday. has anybody thought this through? anyone? qualified immunity -- by the way, do you know what i find interesting, brian? no one wants to repeal the immunity congress men and congresswomen get for talking on the floor of the house. no one is talking about that. no one wants to remove the immunity for judges can't remove judges for decisions in the course of their work but do it for cops. now, let me be crystal clear. any illegality on the part of a police officer, obviously the tragedy with mr. floyd, that doesn't apply. you can absolutely be sued for engaging in criminal behavior. you are not immune from criminal law if you are a police officer. bu