the number of people who are leading the push against blm, antifa, even china. and now of course the democrats attacks on american institutio institutions. after review, they published this piece today about how legalizing marijuana would be a good thing to do now. now, this is a leading conservative -- some nice, smart people there. but they are same druggist don't like drugs are the answer? oh, that will do the trick. again, this is what our new normal would look like. number one, supporting only those who fight to save america. so before you give a dime to a conservative group or a think tank or a candidate, or a campaign, ask yourself -- where were they when we needed them? if the answer is they set on the sidelines and spent their time criticizing the president and helping biden, they should have no future in republican politics. number two, preserving our history, our dec declaration, ad constitution. we will probably protect our national holidays and our monuments and some of the names of states and cities -- we will get to that in a moment. and get on an

where's blm then? if why isn't in any outcry when things like this happen?an incident where a non-minority officer engages a minority with deadly force? that doesn't happen that frequently, and when it does happen, it's like all hell breaks loose as if it's the only thing that exists in this world. there are other things going on in society besides that. and all lives matter in this. if all lives don't matter, then i should be out of this line of business because i took an oath to support, protect and defend the constitution and then we learned a code of ethics that spoke to as a law enforcement officer my fundamental duty is to serve mankind and protect life. not just black lives, all life and property. and when i take a hardline in the sand and say i'm going to protect the people of my constituency, then people go, wow, what's wrong with that guy? that's the oath that i swore to uphold, and that's what i'm going to do. lou: sheriff daryl daniels, we thank you for all that you do, and we appreciate you being with us tonight. hope you'll come back soon, beca

then the organization of blm, i'm not sure what they stand for.d an nfl say we will support blm or we will do this without having the players to say what they want because you cannot put that on a player who may disagree with you. harris: mark, your thoughts. >> i agree with herschel. you have to address sensitive issues. i think that is what the nba is trying to do. i agree with herschel you got to talk to or listen to your players but that's exactly what we are trying to do. this wasn't defined by management at the nba but this is what our players asked us to do. this is important to our players and importance to the fans but most importantly it's important to the united states of america that we address these sensitive issues and try to help and systemic racism. harris: it is interesting because what i hear -- >> wait, wait, i think mark is totally correct. we have to address it but you don't address it by saying we will do it without knowing what it is you are doing. no one is coming up with solutions like we will put blm and not to question y

for instance, if there is black on black crime, we don't see blm, the organization come out on the streets of chicago and atlanta where children of color are being killed. we don't see that in those communities, people calling it for what it is. you only speak up when it's a black versus white criminal situation. to get to those few moments after george's death, and say, "what needs to happen for us to go forward?" i think we can get there but it's going to be raw, and it is every day on the show, as well. >> melissa: jessica, 50 nights of chaos and anarchy in portland. how does that city put things back together? >> jessica: you might be using everything at his disposal, the mayor, to dispel the situation. in seattle the mayor had to back down from her original position in the "summer of love" to make sure c.h.o.p. didn't become a place where multiple people continue to be killed. i will say though they are men and women walking around in unmarked uniforms getting out of unmarked cars that are rounding up protesters. we don't know where they are coming from, we believe they are from the d

blm, usfs, united states forest service and inconsistent requirements. consistency across federal partners would greatly benefit. thank you. >> and so would you support

only one professional sports owner has stood up to call out the political motives of blm. senator and owner kelly loeffler explains why she is refusing to bend the knee. t her response to those who want her out next or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424.

by the way the redwood city public library had an artwork display featuring pieces from the city's blmst. now, something tells me they wouldn't put up an art display for a pro-life protest, and other birds. >> don't worry about that, yeah. >> never going to happen. >> for sure, but it's their right, they can display things. >> so we all live in the city. there's a lot of people expressing different things and their obligation is to bring us together, not divide us. >> maria, thank you for joining us and it was a clever thing you did. who knows clement might catch on across the united states. more speech, not less. thank you so much. thank you. >> lisa: amen to that more speech not less. coming up governor cuomo with a new covid rule for now new yorkers but you better watch out folks may not be too thrilled. "the last bite" is next. bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. >> li

in washington, a sign posted saying if you support antifa or blm, please shop else.e sign was changed to all lives matter and us. is getting involved with politics bad for business? my next guest is a veteran of these wars, kristin martin. she recently but a blm sign outside of her shop, the cottage beauty lounge in eastern massachusetts, south of boston, which is 90% white. kristin, thanks for being here. what happened after you put up the sign? >> hi, thank you. they were stolen. i had four signs that were stolen each week. the first time i put it out, that week, it was stolen. the following week the same thing. well, then, you know, 3, 3 1/2, 4 weeks, each sign was taken. >> was the first responder support sign taken as well? or just the black lives matter sign? >> no, just the black lives matter sign was taken. >> what kind of reaction did you get from customers, or from people who otherwise called your shop? >> i had a lot of support. but we have had -- we did have a client that did not want to come in. and will no longer be coming back when she saw the sign. we

and the only professional sports owner to stand up to the blm movement. kelly loeffler responds to a call to step down and also trying to get his way out of the date the ohmic debate, i predicted it and it will happen. molly home mollie hemingway. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. ♪ >> you felt this coming, did you not? that this was going to be keep this going through the fall so we don't have to have convention and probably not a campaign, no debate. they have to cancel the convention, debates, campaigning and keep joe down below peer they can't debate trump. i don't think they will debate trump i

why are blm activists harassing churchgoers?is a very clear that they are escalating their tactics and i think they are as calling them in response to the passivity of the other side. our side, if you well. they've gone from attacking monuments which of course are things, lifeless if you will hear they are now attacking people in the ordinary conduct of our lives but these are people exercising basic constitutional liberties. speaking up, going to church, practicing their religion. these are fundamental constitutional liberties that are nothe even up for democratic referendum. in other words, a majority ofe people can't cancel our rights to free speech, let alone a mob that shows up in the a sense terrorize us.e i think it's crossing a line. >> you can see the people are trying to figure out, what do i do here? am i going to be put in jail if i standpu up for myself?or if i ask a question, am i going to be asked racist? it feels like to have everybody in a box and something one of the preachers set at one point fromev that churc

louis had to sit there and hold off an armed mob of blm marxist terrorists.ost: just to let you know we are going to be talking in our last segment about gun violence in the u.s. but to his point, the headline in the "washington times." "covid death rate plunges from peak in the u.s." any response? guest: i would just say that gun violence and antiviolence is also a public health emergency. we consider it to be that and it's something we have to really pay attention to. and address more proactively. host: brandon is up next, fremont, california. caller: i was just curious how important do you think it is to fight the coronavirus in developing countries doing with -- dealing with heavy global poverty to help prevent pandemics in the future and dealing with it in the states? guest: thank you. that's an important comment in -- and question, as well. in order to affect change in our own country, we have to pay attention to what is happening in the rest of the world. the rest of the world is at our doorstep normally and traveling is expensive and people are bringi

now, of course, al sharpton and blm activist don't show up to march against this carnage. no call for the removal of mayors and governors who refused to tackle violent crime and do so head on. no celebrities doing instagram live concerts in memory of the victim. why is that? because there is no political benefit in it, that is why. now a similar scenario is playing out in the debate over reopening schools is full. teachers union joint at the hip with democrats refused to return to their job. today in washington, d.c., joined a slew of other school districts and announcing there would be zero in person learning for kids. it is all going to be online. pretty much every pediatric that i have seen believes this 100% distance learning approach is a total disaster. it is terrible for all children and all parents, but especially for at risk kids from single-parent families. >> we know that children from low income families in particular who are being homeschooled, they are not getting an adequate education because their parents are working. >> particularly the younger group k thr

in fact the blm start and under obama/biden administration. one thought, joe biden is the chaos candidate, whether it be how the administration fumbled ben because he or fast and furious, irs scandal around it. this idea joe biden will be returning to peace and normality is the exact opposite. you will have that band of radicals with unlimited power. joe biden will basically advocate all of it to the aoc wing of the accordion. imagine mayoral lori lightfoot running to the homeland department of security bureau that is what you will get if joe biden gets elected president of the united states. >> laura: chris, why do you think we have not heard much from some of the big, you know names in the old obama administration as you have seen these federal buildings under attack, public property under attack? why have we not heard anything from any of them? >> you must not be listening. anybody who's been a leader in the democratic party opposes violence of any type in these protest. that doesn't mean that they oppose protests. in fact, people should pr

the mayor of nashville canceled fireworks but allowed blm protest to continue unimpeded. enrichment, ordered a construction site to remove an american flag. was two provocative they said, meanwhile the statue of mass murderer vladimir lenin stands completely unmolested in the city of seattle. officials there see nothing provocative about it. so where is joe biden on all of this is the revolution continues? biden is supposed to be a moderate, remember? that was his chief appeal. but there's nothing moderate about biden's fourth of july statement. instead, a full throated attack on the united states. >> our country was founded on an idea. we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men are created equal. jefferson himself didn't. he held, women were excluded. america is just no fairy tale. it's been a constant push and pull between two parts of our character. the idea that all men and women, all people are created equal, and the racism that has torn us apart. we have a chance to rip the roots of systemic racism out of this country. >> tucker: that's your fourth of july mes

only one professional sports owner has stood up to call out the political motives of blm.nba only kelly loeffler explains why she is refusing to bend the knee. to those response to those who want her out next. spewing kelly loeffler isn't just a u.s. senator, she is the co-owner of atlanta's wnba franchise. she's in danger of being canceled after disagreeing with the wnba in their full throated endorsement of, you guessed it, black lives matter. she wrote this to the owners of the league, all of us have a constitutional right to hold and express our views. but to subscribe to a political agenda undermines the potential of the sport and sends a message of exclusion. by accounts, she's the only owner of any u.s. pro sports league or team to call out the blm movement for what it has become, nakedly and radically political. for her candor, the wnba players union is calling for her removal. georgia senator kelly loeffler is here exclusively to respond. senator, you knew you would catch heat for speaking out, especially considering the politics of your league. so why didn't you?

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on friday, the president gave a speech of mount rushmore, he spoke eloquently about the blm riots andhat they mean for the country. here's part of it. >> make no mistake, this left-wing cultural revolution is designed to overthrow the american revolution. in so doing, they would destroy the very civilization that rescued billions from poverty, disease, violence, and hunger. and that lifted humanity to new heights of achievement, discovery and progress. to make this possible. they are determined to tear down every statue, symbol, and memory of our national heritage. >> tucker: our nationalhe heritage. it's something we can be proud of. this country defeated both fascism and communism. our evolution and inspire democratic revolutions around the world from south america to india. even today, pro-freedom demonstrators in hong kong, where the stakes are very high, wave the american flag to express their hope in their defiance. our economy and our schools created the world first -- engineers and scientists invented the airplane and the transistor and virtually everything else in modern life

we are going to show you a video of blm activists storming a church, okay? you will not see it anywhere else, but first, sacrificing the kids to beat trump. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." in early april, i began to warn about the damage extent of lockdowns would have on america. since then, we have experienced millions of job losses, added trillions to our debt, and experience terrible riots. but one of the first things that happen and the worst things that happened was how much learning was lost by our kids by being locked out of the classrooms. so with the trump recovery fully underway, democrats are shifting back to their default position. shut the economy down, yes, that is where they are now. that includes, of course, or schools. now they say the rise of covid infection rates in certain states to sell their latest cattle corn. speak with the united states and prefloral from the coronavirus the infectious disease is warning today and right now as we speak the number of daily cases is double what it was. take that double what it was a month ago.

but in the age of blm, our leaders don't have to answer for this.y just give speeches about social justice. they are insulated from all criticism. if you persist in bothering them about their incompetence, they will have you arrested for hate crimes. so revolution is the best thing that ever happened to our political class. you see that with perfect clarity in new york city. a few months ago, bill de blasio was a national joke, not anymore. is hisblasio generation's al sharpton. he is a protest leader fighting in the streets for civil rights. the good news is, de blasio no longer has even to pretend to run new york city. and he's not. his public schools, for example, are failing. in new york, which is the biggest school system in the country, fewer than half the students are proficient in english and math. that is a disaster, most of all for the students themselves. why is that happening? why are the schools failing? city officials don't want to have that conversation. acknowledging that there is a icmassive problem might require them to do somethin

where is blm? ahead of them powerful pairing, the head of fraternal order of police and southside pastor, corey brooks our friend, stay there. ♪ >> you can't just allow anyone to come into chicago, lay police in the streets in the neighborhoods when they don't know the first thing about our city. >> laura: now, while chicago mayor lori lightfoot placed politics, crime is totally out of control inner city. it was another violent weekend. 59 people shot, three fatally by by gun violence. and today, a 10-month-old was shot and critically wanted. chicago times, at least 40 children under the age of 18 have died in chicago from gun violence since june 20th. the murder rate overall is a shocking 190%. just over the last 28 days. remember that funeral that was shot up last week? we covered at life on the show. well, an arrest was made of a 18-year-old high school senior. he is a reputed traveling vice board member and a violence into district of the west side. and several shootings and homicides in the co

they believe blm, antifa, the left, universities, corporations, military, silicon valley and wall street, they will put a end to the fÜhrer. the question is whether those voters think if we dump trump and the calls they have been raising the things will calm down and maybe voters who are frightened think that the best strategy. >> that is an interesting piece. i saw that piece was he also outlines if i'm not mistaken an agenda the president might choose to run on, a sensible agenda that placed the strengths. if the president would see that so far, the president talks a lot about what he is against and so on but hasn't outlined a second term agenda. you do wonder whether he thinks he can just go into the election in the middle of the pandemic with economy in trouble, deep trouble in recovering to some extent, hard to believe it can come back much farther without everything reopening. whether that will be enough. i think there's a lot of reasons to wonder if the president has so far run a particularly effective campaign and seems likely he needs to do better. shannon: to that conversation

this is the double standard and hypocrisy of the whole thing, it's okay for blm to go around and burnuntry, terrorize america, actually kill people. they've done more harm than they've done good, tucker. when we stand up and give them a little iota, taste of their own medicine, this is the extreme measures that are being taken and we can't let it happen. we need to stand up, we need to get together, all americans in every city and take to the streets. >> tucker: man, i hope someone defends you. conservatives have spent billions of dollars on these nonprofits in d.c., they vote for the republican politicians, i hope one of those people, many of them spring to your aid because this is outrageous. very brave, thanks for coming on tonight. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> tucker: david and nicole, thanks. well, kanye west is running for president. you think it may be a joke but it's not a joke. by the way, in 2020, anything is possible. if west is on the ballot this fall, how many votes could he get and what effect would it have on the race? we are thinking about it, after the break. ♪ apoqu

by the way the redwood city public library had an artwork display featuring pieces from the city's blmnow, something tells me they wouldn't put up an art display for a pro-life protest, and otherwords. >> don't worry about that, yeah. >> never going to happen. >> for sure, but it's their right, they can display things. so we all live in the city. there's a lot of people expressing different things and their obligation is to bring us together, not divide us. >> laura: maria, thank you for joining us and it was a clever thing you did. who knows, it might catch on across the united states. more speech, not less. ngthank you so much. thank you. >> lisa: amen to that more speech not less. coming up governor cuomo with a new covid rule for new yorkers, buto he better watch out folks may not be too thrilled. "the last bite" is next. ♪ announcer >>> supermodel cindy crawford doesn't just walk the red carpet. she rocks it! and today, at over 50, she still steals the show. even vogue magazine exclaims, "at 52, cindy still looks as good as she did at 25!" us weekly calls it "proof that cindy does

let's listen. ♪ [inaudible conversations] >> harris: stopped at the blm plaza now, there is an motorcadesentative john lewis. as i said before, during our coverage, we wouldn't know the length of time or how long a pause might go. if there would be music, people playing. this is our third stop. we have been already to the mlk memorial, and then to lincoln memorial. on this beautiful -- i consider every day glorious and a gift, but particularly on this monday, a beautiful one. alveda, the niece of dr. martin luther king jr., is with us today. alveda king. alveda, this is a more prolonged stop. what goes through your mind? >> alveda: wil as they were approaching, it was a little different, and then it went into "amazing grace," and that negro spiritual. the man who rode it was a slav slaver, he owned slaves, and he repented. he spent the rest of his life serving because he said god had saved his soul and shown him how long he had been. i think that is a fitting musical tribute right there. that is that link that we need, and the love of god publicly. i am sensing and believing that. the mo

just like blm, which is based on marxism, they do not really care about black lives, all-black lives,ink americans will get it and we are just not into hatred and destructiveness. we are drawn towards freedom, opportunity, so we are going to do the right thing now that the gray is gone, we see what we really have, it's a very, very dark, leftist and a very positive uplifting helpful america on the right. with president trump. >> shannon: okay. so let's talk about this specific issue with regard to the redskins. raymond, representative of the oneida unit indian nation, sayst now the racial slur is what we has to change and that's what they're changing. there are those who are very skeptical about why dan snyder is doing this now. "the washington post" said the biggest lesson is the power of money, seeing that the protests were prompting big companies to speak out against racism.afted n fedex, nike and pepsi to take a stand against the team's name. they asked other inv within a week they had more than 85 firms represented more than $600 billion in assets. we know there are those within

she has no idea if blm is about anything else. we're not judging, that's not surprising.ost americans are nice people, they are literal and ingenuous, they tend to take claims at face value because they want to believe the best.e in this case, they are wrong. none of what you are watching is about civil rights. violence and race baiting are the enemies of civil rights. whatat you're watching instead s a power grab. it's being coordinated by the most ruthless and cynical figures in american politics. they don't want you to know what they're doing, they are not honorable enough to state their intentions. like you at all. when normal people want something, they can be aggressive, but the professional left never is. it's invariably passive-aggressive. their first instinct is to manipulate rather than persuade, they hide their real beliefs. they say precisely the opposite of what theyse mean every time. they accuse you of the crimes they themselves are committing. it makes your head spin, arguing with them is pointless, they are nihilists. they don't believe in the existence o

fellow students sit extremely disappointed they were actively utilizing a platform to invalidate the blmmovement rather than talking about the issues. a very strange accusation. this is another example a shrinking first amendment, shamed of themselves for putting pressure on one of their students, they should commend him for speaking up and commend people for talking out. shannon: he supports black lives matter, was calling them out for what he said was hypocrisy over not raising attention to the death of david doran. great to have you, thank you. the grocery store chain trader joe's saying it will repackage its international food products. in response to an online petition calling labels racist and saying they perpetuate harmful stereotypes. some of the labels in question were arabian joe, the company say all the packages are expected to be changed, quote, very soon. weathering the storm, how in alabama factory on the front line of operation warp speed and we will go one on one with a vaccine volunteer next. >> shannon: the tru shannon: the trump administration leading the printer fast-

truth, that to survive and his party, he's become little more than a puppet of the radical left and blm. it's a movement that believes the founders were evil,rs capitalism is evil, the constitution is evil. most americans are racist, thus evil. you get my drift. but we are supposed to believe that the only guy, sweet old joe biden, who can save us? are we supposed to believe now that obama, you know, he wasn't as talented as joe is now? they were together for eight years. so barack obama wasn't really authentic, couldn't get the job done? the most telling moment over the last few days was when biden invoked his dad. >> we used to have a saying. he said, joey, i don't expect the government to solve my problems. but i sure expect them to understand my problem. >> laura: that's pure nonsense. the government's job is to allow you the freedom to solve your own problem and make your own way. government doesn't understand anything. it's not a person. we have to see the god gauzy biden sympathy jimmy carter cared. lookok where that got us. time and again, we've seen biden wear compassion as fas

suddenly a mob of screaming blm fanatics, hundreds of them, burst to the gate enter into murder the mccloskeysnd threaten their dog. here's part of what he told us. >> the gate burst open and people start coming in. then a flood of people start coming in. they are angry and screaming. dam spittle coming out of their mouth they are coming towards the house. i went to my wife and i said oh, my god. we are absolutely alone. no one here to protect us but us. the retired police captain david dorn was murdered. i was afraid it within seconds they would surmount the wall, come into the house, callous, burn the house down, and everything i had worked for and struggled for for the last 32 years. >> tucker: the story didn't end there. after appearing on the show, mark mccloskey and his wife were bombarded with death threats, many of them credible. today they learned of another coordinated attack on them that's playing for the weekend. the neatly called police. the dispatcher put them on hold and then finally transfer them to a police officer. the officer didn't seem to be listening to anything the mcclo

the media and the blm, al sharpton, the rest of the gam, care. >> this is just another example of how they jump to conclusions first and investigate later. the conclusion is mr. trammell's life didn't matter. the conclusion is there isn't ever any instance of any violins being attacked upon or brought upon people because of their political views. we come to you and i, we don't know what the story is. we are open. it is strange that where the circumstances different, where he an active supporter of bernie or biden, it would be shocking if this wasn't front page news. somebody was holding a sign supporting a progressive or left-wing candidate and now they are dead to come of this would be the sign and news that we would hear continuously. >> laura: justice >> laura: jussie smollett's story was believed immediately, that he was beaten up -- >> turned out to not be true! >> laura: beaten up by maga wearing white thugs beat him up and he was barely able to call him with bleach all over himself. that was take that to the bank and run all over with it. this man who adopted a lot of liberal c

next, his party, he's become a little more than a puppet of the radical left and blm. it is a movement that believes the founders were evil, capitalism is evil, the constitution is evil, most americans are racist and that is evil, you get my drift. so we are supposed to believe that the only guy, sweet, old joe biden who can save those scum are we supposed to believe now that obama, you know, he wasn't as talented as joe is now. they were together for eight years. barack obama wasn't really authentic. he couldn't get the job done. the most telling moment over the last few days was when biden invoked his dad. >> he is to have a saying, joey, i don't expect the government to solve my problems. but i sure us he'll expect him to understand the problem. >> laura: that is complete nonsense. allow you the freedom to solve your own problems and make your own way. the government doesn't understand anything. it's not a person. we have to see the bite in sympathy routine for what it is. just because someone claims to care doesn't mean they can make our lives better or strengthen

then mike braun endorsedrs the radical racial separatist blm movement.t first, mike braun's constituents didn't seem to realize their senator had done any of this. but when they found out, they were enraged and they let him know about it loudly. now running away from his ownwn belt. if mike braun were up forik election this year, he would lose. senators langford and johnson are praying nothing like that will happen to them. they are hoping to quietly diminate columbus day and then move on to the next item on the rioters lists of demands.s will they be able to do that? it all depends on whether or not you let them know that you noticed they are trying to cancel columbus day. if you don't say anything about it, there is no telling what johnson and senator lankford might do next. the other day for example "the new york times" ran a piece suggesting that we knocked down george washington statues and purge our country's founder from our collective memory. today the paper announced that we should consider closing mount rushmore because of course, racism. senat

louis before and can point at blm protesters were indeed breaking the law, felony, unlawful use of a weapon. many people argue the couple was within their rights. you all were dead wrong and enjoy the seat of shame. why is this particular moment, those images, why are they so divisive in the country so split over looking at the same thing and seeing it two different ways? >> my focus is on the law. the law a mystery is very the lr family. if the accounts are true, people were yelling that they were going to kill them, kill their dog, burn their house down. under missouri law and by the way this is a private streets of private property. you have a right to defend your castle, your home and the lives of your family. it's really not a close call here. so this is a politically motivated prosecution by a prosecutor who is not interested in prosecuting violent crumb and has a dismal record, skyrocketing murder rate in st. louis, 136 murders already this year in st. louis, calls to defund the police, and you know. this prosecutor is spending valuable resources only 20% of the murders using

for trying to return their street to blacktop because vandals put up blm symbol on it.are facing a hate crime. it's not as though symbols don't matter to the left. they matter very, very much. how disingenuous is it to pretend they don't matter? >> nancy pelosi knows full well the history of columbus. columbus was celebrated after a mass lynching of italian men by an angry mob in the race attack. that's when club estate was a one-off holiday. this country made a lot of progress against persecutions of italians and celebrating columbus as a person who discovered our country against great odds, the son of a weaver, as ronald reagan pointed out when he dedicated the statue in 1980. she knows that she still discarded it. it's called a hate crime, defending your street against vandals? tearing down of symbol that was put up against hate, that's somehow okay? people do what people do. >> tucker: why aren't our leaders more tuned into this, and why aren't they more concerned about what follows the toppling of these statues? >> i think they are just praying that the mob goes pa

identified as american indian, i think it makes us an easy targfor o wanttolash out against movements like blm. >> reporter: staff at the dental clinic took a knee recently and they speculate if that is why they're now the target of the racist messages. >> we are living in an era where hate crimes have been normalized and encouraged from as far up as the white house. >> reporter: works with other advocacy groups on hate crimes in the bay area. executive director says they've seen an increase in racist attacks this year. she says reporting incidents is mo >> we need to be able to advocate on their behalves. freedom of speech is expansive, it does not however include vandalism or hate crimes, period. >> this should by no means be taken lightly. >> reporter: they hope they will catch who keeps targeting the clinic. >> scribbling on our sidewalks is light in comparison to the type of oppressive actions we've experienced. we're here to stay. >> reporter: the staff says they did file a police report and police are reviewing the footage. kpix 5. >>> well, some pretty bad air around the bay area tonig

if you listen to the founders of blm, they're communists. if they cared about black lives really, they would think about the million abortions of black babies, and they would think about the thousands of young black men that are killed in the inner city, but they don't. it's an anti-police organization and antifa is just as bad. if you notice -- >> we're going to jump over here, all right? we're going to talk a lot more, okay? you and me. we've got to jump over because we're short on time. let's jump over here to kathy and tom. you guys are also prescott residents like ted here. you guys are also out here today. what are you seeing here in your city? >> well, i'd just like to say that my husband and i, we're both health care professionals. he's a retired general surgeon. i'm a retired registered nurse. we're long-time arizonans and prescott residents, and we're down here celebrating the 4th of july, and even though i'm an elected public official, i need to let people know that i am speaking as a concerned citizen, and also as a health care p

describing our legacies as we live our -- to learn and think about the blm movement and the blm organization. what you sound like you are describing is that overarching movement of supporting each other. >> alveda: absolutely. i think it's an important distinction. i have friends who say "there are people in that organization who are marxist, and he wants revolution." all this. i think to myself, it's interesting, most americans and most support the black lives matter movement are not part of that hierarchy. they are supporting the idea of racial equality in america coming to grips with ongoing racism in this society. something that would allow a policeman to kneel on george floyd's neck in that way. i think you see it across racial lines, to your point, harris, these demonstrations -- and i attended some here in washington -- i would say more than half the crowd was made up of white people. that this is not something that separates us. idealistically, it is something that brings us together to say, "we want to finally deal with this in a significant way." what some call systemic racism. aga

i would note to you that the greater new york president said blm president said if this country doesn't give us what we want, we will burn down the system. i call that a hateful statement. reporter: not talking about the organization in his tweet, he says the words, black lives matter -- >> what is the word of the organization again? reporter: black lives matter. >> you answered my question. reporter: the president said i think at some point it's going to disappear, i hope. he's hoping that it will disappear? >> the president is confident that it will disappear. he's put together a revolutionary first-class team that is going to breakthrough bureaucracy and get us a vaccine. he's confident that will lead us to a place where there won't be covid-19 on our hands. in fact, there were pleasing news today from pfizer that showed positive results for their vaccines. reporter: dr. fauci says we're heading towards 100,000 cases per day. why does the president have evidence that it would just disappear? >> one thing i would note with regard to cases, we're aware that there are embers in the coun