i am the blm deputy director. this july, we will celebrate the 70 for the anniversary of the blm. -- 75th anniversary of the blm. we recognize this provides an opportunity to address some of the nations challenges. by putting those related to climate change. the blm manages 245 million located in 12 western states. under multiple use mandate directed by congress, the blm manages public land for a broad range of uses, including renewable energy development. recreation and conservation, including the protection of historical resources. blm will continue to carry out this mandate while supporting the administration's goal to increase renewable development -- renewable energy develop meant on public land. -- development on public land. the order sets ambitious goals that will make sure america can meet the demands of the climate crisis and directs the secretary of interior to identify ways. the blm is taking a variety of actions to expand the energy development on public lands, including solar and geothermal projects.

that's what blm has done. the attacks will continue and it'll all be ignored as it was before blm started. let's see what 0pal has to say. well, i really appreciate this question and i think it's an important one. i think what we know for sure is that when black people begin these types of social movements like we've done all throughout history, every single community that has been marginalised benefits. we see that we lift up all of our communities, so asian communities, indigenous communities, women and people who live in a multiplicity of intersections of those identities, always benefit. that is a fact. what we know right now is that people who are struggling, no matter what their background is, where they're from, they identify with the black lives matter movement. they respect, they appreciate it, they know that ultimately, this is a human rights movement that benefits all of us. let me ask you very quickly, 0pal, because on social media, we had so many people asking us if it's possible for there to be a

that's global questions — what has blm achieved?bring you this edition of global questions, our two panelists and our questioners join us via video link from all corners of the world. let me tell you who's in the hot seat this week giving the answers. opal tometi is co—founder of black lives matter, which was set up in the united states in 2013 to fight racism. an american human rights activist, she was the first woman to receive the prestigious international peace honour prize this year. and duwayne brooks is a british conservative campaigner for racial equality. he supports a recent report commissioned by the government here on ethnic disparities. this concluded that social and economic factors were more significant than race in determining unequal outcomes. welcome to you both — and remember you too can join the conversation. it's #bbcglobalquestions. we've got a lot to discuss. let's go straightaway to our first question from jamaal al—sheikh, who joins us from addis ababa in ethiopia, but his home is in melbourne, australia. ja

i'm pretty sure it was blm land. with pre-covid that i was there and i don't have my notes in front of me. i would like to take a second, maybe have you talk about sometimes on our public lands we can have competition for how that they are going to used, whether it be forest service, park service or blm. renewable energy is something that needs to be part of our future if we are going to be not only energy independent but as a u.s. department of defense sees climate change as a strategic detriment to our ability to be a strong nation and live in a peaceful world. if you could tell me a little bit about, stressed again some of the things in this legislation that you think will allow renewable energy to move forward and not conflict or compete with other activities on public lands. thank you. >> i believe the question was directed to me, is that correct? thank you. in our county we work collaboratively with a lot of competing interests, whether recreation, constipation utility belt. with fantastic relationship with all

whether park service or blm. and, renewable energy needs to be something that is part of our future if we are going to be not only energy independence but as the u.s. department of defense, the change of the strategic detriment to our ability to be a strong nation. and live in a beautiful world. if you could tell me a little bit, stress again some of the things in this legislation that you think will allow renewable energy to move forward and not conflict or compete with other activities on public land? ms. rowe: i believe the question was directed to me, is that correct? thank you. in our county, we have competing interests, whether recreation, conservation, utility development. we have a fantastic relationship with all of our partners to try to balance those needs, federal, state and local level. i think citing the local developments, relieving the burden of the county so we can help focus on some of the other areas we need to focus our limited resources. so, with our collaboration i would think this bill will

companies wrote huge checks to blm to avoid being targeted. big city mayors emphasized and joined social justice protests as looters and rioters caused massive damage all around. even mitt romney got into the act. he is so cool. what he probably didn't understand was that it was never about standing up for equal justice for black americans. it was always about a full-blown revolution. a series of moves designed to completely upend american society. the only way to really accomplish that is by changing how and what we teach our kids. they want to control language, instill fear and enforce rules with threats and some cases life altering punishments. enter the twisted notion of the anti-racist curriculum. it embodies there was name of promoting inclusion in our schools. dei, stands for: the premise is that american is systemically racist and white privilege has affected the entire country and has to be remade according to new standards. schools public and private are scrambling to hire dei consultants who are paid big bucks to tell them how racis

remember blm said raise your fists? they were challenging diners last summer to raise their fists for black lives matter and recite the lingo of black lives matter, very similar and very disturbing. >> they are not just going to various it is looking for jews but going to jewish sections of cities, skokie, illinois, west hollywood, los angeles, manhattan, the diamond district off of sixth avenue where there are a host of jewish owned stores and targeting jews. can you imagine in the streets of america mobs going around seeking violence and there been assaults but they say are you jewish and looking especially for jews who dress differently than you or me, where yarmulkes or a traditional way of jewish dress, they are hunting for jews in the streets of america and where is the mainstream media? in charlottesville what a mob saying we will not be replaced by jews the media to its credit went nuts, made it a lead item on the news everywhere. here, the media is silent as jews are being hunted, almost silent, you can find so

called the antiracist curriculum and instituting it has been one of the main goals of the far left blm movement for years, the killing of george floyd gave them the moral covered to shame quivering white liberals into giving in to their demands. activists, suburban women, nervous kids and millennial to support the hashtag, posted them all last may and june and companies wrote huge checks to avoid being targeted. big-city mayors emphasized social justice protests has leaders and violent rioters caused massive damage all around. even mitt romney got into the act. what mitch probably didn't understand was it was never about standing up for equal justice for black americans. it was always about a full-blown revolution, a series of moves designed to completely append american society and the only way to really accomplish that is by changing how and what we teach our kids so they want to control language, instill fear and enforce rules with explicit and implicit threats and in some cases life altering punishments. enter the twisted notion of what the antiracist curriculum really is. it is li

t or should american ambassadors come out as the nuclear family as blm has, for race hatred as blm does appear to understand or maybe this is the whole point that the existence of that blm is a national humiliation to the united states. the rest of the world is watching, they pay close attention to what we do. listen to the chinese officials from recently explaining that blm is a sign that the united states is a terrible place. >> there are many problems within the united states regarding human rights and the challenges facing the united states in human rights are deep-seated. they did not just emerge over the past four years such as black lives matter, it did not come up only recently. >> tucker: right, so if we ever have a state departmenty. whose message to the world is yes, the united states is terrible, that's exactly the message that they are sending. that's what they believe, should they be representing us to the world? should people who don't like the country be running the country? they are. the state department did not respond to our request today for clarification, they did n

what blm has done effectively is funneled that money into creating curriculum and that curriculum isbeware because there's blm funded curriculum that is going into the schools and your kids will be indoctorated by that woman who told you in that video that her main purpose is to organize young people towards her cause which we now know is marxist communist. such a good point. >> i agree con currently great discussion. next, more trouble for new york governor cuomo. he's already accused of giving his family and supporters vip access to covid-19 tests did he do the same thing for covid vaccines? hum -- ♪♪ you don't become a runner, who breaks eight world records... after age 65, without a serious support system. kathy martin has one in medicare from blue cross blue shield. she won't go a day without the right card. because she can't go a day without running. the medicare coverage trusted by more doctors. this is the benefit of blue. learn more at benefitofblue.com. out here, you're a landowner, this is the benefit of blue. a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need vers

blm, nt for establishing autonomous zones and attempting to burn government buildings in portland. is that not insurrection? host: you heard the representative talk about the supplemental spending bill. to give you a breakdown of what it contained, $500 million would include reimbursement to the national guard and $350 million for fencing, $160 billion for windows and were heartening, as it is known, and to protect judges and courts, $40 million to protect prosecutors. front page of "the washington times," the national guard presence there in washington, d.c., thousands of national guard troops were stationed at a rotating basis at the capital and will head home this weekend as they can -- weigh whether to create a permanent unit, with a mooted demilitarized the capital receiving cheers from downtown businesses and officials. this as postelection riots in the risk of covid-19 received. one restaurant owner said that it definitely did impact the business in the area. that's the front page of "the washington times," if you want to read about that. your calls, on the support of this i

in 2015 a group of blm leaders traveled to palestinian territories to declare support and blm leaders acknowledge the trip resulted in a significant drop in funding. but instead of backing off, blm decided to push forward and this time around the group is being quick support from the left group bds which has been calling for an economic embargo. other left wing groups an lawmakers ever blamed israel for the violence. shannon. >> we will get into that later in the los angeles i understand a possible anti-jewish hate crime being investigated. violent fight breaking out after anti-semitic slurs at a diner. >> it happened in a sushi restaurant near beverly hills. witnesses say cars displaying palestinian flags were shouting anti-semitic slurs at jewish diners. apparently one passenger asked the group if they why jewish. when two of the men said yes they were attacked and a fight broke out. one of the jewish men was reportedly dragged punched another pepper sprayed and both men had to be hospitalized many the israeli american council condemned the attack as did the american jewish committe

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. >> laura: blm supporters claim defund >> last summer blm supporters claim the funding the police wouldmake communities safer. the city of oakland police manpower is chauvin, decide to buy 100% last year. in portland police are resigning in record numbers, homicides soared 1900% in the first 3 months of this year. in minneapolis ground 0 for that even the police movement the cities lost 25% of its officers. violent crime spiked 21% and over the last 18 months he at leslie for sharing 24% and homicides are rising to levels not seen in two decades. clayton powell responding to what his job had become. >> rocks and bottles, cinderblocks and we have to stand there and take it. it is discouraging. >> we utilize to react? >> in most cases. when you see businesses get destroyed and families lose their livelihoods because of that distraction and we can't do anything about it we are not allowed to intercede. >> you are not allowed to intercede? >> know. >> what is it like trying to run a business in the service for, joining us is the owner of the 36 lindley fuel station in minneapolis, also with

this is one thing breonna taylor's mother blasted blm over.this is really about saving people's lives and reducing friction, why is it those conversations are sabotaged every time we turn around? people are calling for defunding the police. one bad officers's actions are used to immediately paint all officers everywhere as being bad. >> sean: i look at the names of officers killed in the line of duty. that's this year alone. larry, i pet we can't name one. back when joe was vice-president and obama was president and all of these deaths were happening in chicago and shootings were happening in chicago they barely mentioned it. back then we were scrolling names of people. nobody hears their names. dana raises the right question: why? if every life matters, many minority names here that are shot here. where aren't their lives mattering to people who say lives matter? >> well, you know the answer to. that the answer is that this does not drive the systemic racism narrative they want. they only care about blacks killed by cops. i defy your audience

it started last week when blm protesters shut down traffic. one man got out of his cart. if our left mob disturbed him. he was the only one arrested. paxton is sounding off on the demonstrators in the police guessing i will never allow our texas cities and neighborhoods to become portland. let not your heart be troubled. laura, hi. >> laura: , texas is the place to be, other than florida, tennessee, south carolin laura: texas is the place to be other than florida, south dakota, tennessee or south carolina, pretty fun places. >> i would like to negotiate with the fox news channel, leave new york city and move its headquarters. >> i'm sure will have a lot of takers on that. cuomo makes it -- >> why do i think no one is going to care what i think, i'm just guessing. >> lord is looking good, tennessee is looking good but i believe that to others. >> looking out for the company's bottom line here. >> the answer is a lot. i'm not going to get any more trouble. this is the ingraham angle. we have a lot to do so let's dive right in. biden is out of gas, that is the focus of tonig

a new jersey police officer was fired for equating blm to terrorists. she is also here to tell her story but first, why they won't quick covid, that is the focus of tonight's angle. it was nearly a year ago when the angle warned you about the forever covid cobol. if the pandemic ends democrats lose their beverage and they know it. that is why every chance they get their media allies stoke the fears of the weary and worried nation. they want you to be afraid, very afraid because when you are afraid, they have more power and more authority to tell you how to live your life and make no mistake, they want this to continue indefinitely. nowhere has this been more apparent than in blue state america. gretchen witmer in michigan, andrew cuomo in new york, tim walsh in minnesota. all of them opted for lockdowns over liberty, controls over common sense and for most of the states, counties, public health officials the big excitement every year is reporting psa for handwashing during the flu season. for more than a year they have been ceiling celebrities, people r

the same store that blm broke into last year.wondering how deep the well off corporate decadence is, it's bottomless. it shows the words together and i can't breathe. it also depicts a building on fire. now it is not clear which act of arson that mural on target is celebrating. targets across the street, they also set on fire last summer. but the point is clear. target endorses rioting and looting and so as the rest of corporate america. what they don't endorse it preserving our civilization and you should know that. while there aren't a lot of tv reporters who actually break new stories anymore.he so you notice when you find one. one we have noticed a lot in the last year's bill. you have seen him reporting from the show from our. today is his first day as a fox news national correspondent. we are thrilled by this. he has an occlusive new footage spon an attack on a police officer. congratulations. >> hey, tucker. thank you. glad to be on the team. it is a great example of the animosity that some of the officers out there are en

. >> it is no surprise at all that portland became the epicenter of the blm movement. >> yeah.e'll do that. >> groups like black unity pdx have been protesting in portland nightly since the killing of george floyd. they want it all. police defunded, wealth redistributed, all of it. this 19-year-old is one of the founders. he has to worry about a police curfew and carol's curfew. who is carol? xavier's mom. >> i lived in a predominantly white community my whole life except to prior to being adopted when i was five. >> it changed a lot with this black lives matter. did i say it right? >> you used to say black live matter. >> part of it is his black lives matter means so damn much to me. i apologize. because i know i'm a good citizen but i don't think it was on my radar. >> so what led you to do all of that? >> okay. well -- >> what's happening? i just stepped into something. >> i'm not sure. no, i'm just curious. >> do you not know the answer to this? >> i feel like you know the answer. the reason why i say that is it is a big reason why i transferred colleagues. >> i'm listening

you spoke at that news conference so what happened after the blm -- they showed up, what happened?out four of them, local blm activists, we refer to them as chardonnay antifa but justin we are about to start our press conference you had these folks come in with their banner and physically occupy the space that we had set up to conduct the press conference and when the parents, these parents are dedicated parents, working every day all day to go out and get petitions to recall the school board and when they started speaking these folks didn't want to hear them. all they wanted to do was disrupt, interrupt, harass them and call them racists. eventually we were able to get the press conference going and when we were done, with the exception of one individual all the rest of them just left, they didn't take the time to talk to the press or put their views out, all they want to do is disrupt and silence the opposition. >> what would have happened if you had tried that little routine with the black lives matter press conference? >> we would be all over the mainstream media for starters.

that is what blm stands for. they are not hiding what they stand for.ly the slave and put up a message they need to be clearly important for midterms to understand what the administration stands, the democratic party stands and where we are headed in the future. >> we appreciate it as always, thank you so much. jillian: the absent father brutally murdered cash is speaking out asking for forgiveness. >> the choice i made with the best of intentions resulted in a horrific outcome. i paid the most ultimate painful price for my poor judgment. >> 10 days ago cash was taken from his bed at his dad's ex-girlfriend home in dallas. a little boy was sleeping next to his twin brother carter. tr trevor left town, 18-year-old darian brown is charged in cash's kidnapping. todd: a lot of data. the state rested its case in the molly tibbetts trial, charged with first-degree murder in the college student's death in brooklyn, iowa. rivera sat silent as the prosecution questioned them. a special agent defined text messages for the nicest he had ever read. the autopsy foun

>> literally nothing happened as i passed the blm rally.ort, guy takes my picture and frames it that i'm using a white power gesture at the blm rally. his proof to prove its accusation is a photo of me doing this mama half away. kennedy: a file gently flipped you off your hand was out the window, he took that picture and it went viral. you were in a work truck. so san diego gas and electric is on the side. he posted, it goes nuts, and your employer essentially terminates you with no cause. you try to explain yourself. you say i'm 75% latino that fell on deaf ears. make everything fell on deaf ears. the fact it was not the correct gesture, the effective taken a mile and a half away, everything fell in deaf ears. i felt like i was in a coffin buried live and no one could hear me. >> was anything on your social media? because san diego gas and electric said they did an investigation. there are not going to lift all the conclusions that they came to and the evidence that they have. was there anything in your social media that would suggest you

blm, that was before the trial.where family members of george floyd spoke. he told the "star tribune" on the jury questionnaire he said he hadn't protested in protests about police brutality. >> you can't prove there was any prejudice so it is going nowhere. it is a sexy issue and nice issue to be able to talk about. at the end of the day it is a loser in a shoe. >> bill: march was the anniversary of martin luther king's i have a dream speech. mitchell said he was there because he felt it was important to be part of something. >> bill: want to bring in jonna spilbor. how do you rate this based on what we know right now? is a mistrial in order? >> i have to disagree with your attorney that you had on before. i think this is a slam dunk reason to overturn derek chauvin's conviction. the irony is not lost most people lie to get out of jury duty. i think what we have here is somebody who lied to get on jury duty specifically for this case because look, we now have newly discovered information that a person on the juror

the american embassy in athens, greece, shot off a blm flag.his banner in honor of george floyd. meanwhile, patrick murphy posted a photograph of a blm flag there. at the u.s. embassy in madrid, spain did the same. our embassy in -- tweeted their own banner, senseless killings spurred black lives matter protests. you've got to wonder, how is all this protesting helping the city of minneapolis? of course, it hasn't. but tony blinken doesn't care. one reporter with the a.p. ventured into george floyd square in minneapolis to find out and that's when he heard gunshots. >> gunshots. [gunshots] it sounds like gunshots. i don't know what this is. >> tucker: it's not a car backfiring. those are gunshots in george floyd square. candace owens is the host of candace and we're always grateful to have her on the air. it's great to see you tonight. what's the message of this, u.s. embassy showing the black lives matter flag? >> the consequence of the black lives matter movement and i cringe when people call it black lives matter protests, because it's black

this is one of the things that brionna taylor's had blasted the blm group over.es and about reducing this friction between certain communities, between certain demographics and policing, then why is it that those conversations seem to be sabotaged every time we turn around, and any time any meaningful conversation is attempted, it's usually thwarted and people call for defunding the police, and then one bad officer's actions are used to immediately just paint all officers everywhere as being bad. >> sean: i look at these names of officers that are killed in the line of duty. that's this year alone. i bet, larry, as we talked about last night, we can't name one. back when joe was vice president, and obama was president, and all of these deaths were happening in chicago and all of these shootings were happening in chicago they barely mentioned it, and, going back that far, we were scrolling names of people. nobody ever knows their names or hears their names. dana raises the right question. real simple. why? if every life matters, many minority names here, meaning m

and arguably gaza and the situation right now is following a pattern that we saw with blm and we sawpress themselves but also to consume news and views and use these platforms as their primary source. and we have seen large numbers of young people doing that. do you think that is problematic? i should say that there is a distinct linkage between blm and the palestinian cause, which actually goes back to the 1960s, tying causes of black and brown activism worldwide with a third world—ism movement. this is nothing new. i think we are seeing an escalation in social media with new technology that facilitates this kind of linkages which did not exist 50 years ago. i don't think there is anything wrong with it, but i do think that there is a danger that the use of social media is actually escalating the conflict in the ground. as gabriel mentioned earlier, there are now two battlefields — social media virtual battlefield and the actual conflict happening on the ground. 0n social media, you can be sitting behind a screen thousands and thousands of miles away writing posts that are intended

if you look at the facts that blm can get a riot permit in washington, d.c.me time, how do you not allow veterans into the parking lot? the 70 acre parking lot of the pentagon in this 20-year plus tradition. total politics in my opinion. >> harris: i'm glad you said parking lot a couple of times. you are saying outside. the cdc says that we don't need masks outside if you are fully vaccinated. joe, is there a way to communicate with people who might participate? i'm certain that your answer will be yes. i'm wondering how you make it happen. have you been fully vaccinated? do you need help doing that? we serve our vets with all our hearts in america. what do we do to get them into the outdoor event? >> thanks for continuing to shine a spotlight on this important event. we will -- i want to be clear off the bat. we will have a demonstration on may 30th in washington, d.c. we won't be able to stage where this demonstration has staged for decades but we will have a central staging area in the district. it will be safe, it will be coordinated and we have a lot of

last quick thought, rachel. >> blm is a corporation.ing down where there is smoke there is fire. as she steps down she is playing the victim oppressed card that she is getting booted out because of right wing activists going after her. no, she is getting booted out because she has corruption in the organization and support for blm has been dropping. >> harris: to give you a taste of what she has been working on. she is leaving to focus on her new book and the release of a program that she is working on with warner brothers. good for her. all right. good to see you. thank you. new fallout after a big city mayor says she will only grant interviews to people of color. remember that. the legal action she is now facing. boy, this story has legs now. did you see this? >> chocolate chocolate chip. >> harris: yeah, we want the reporters to get the scoop but not that kind. what does it say about the media when the most pressing issue in the president's taste is in ice cream? how about finding out what happened in the origins of wuhan lab. he get

>> there were about four of them, you know, local blm activists.ardonnay antifa out there but right before we were about to start a press conference you had these folks come in with their banner and actually physically occupy the space that we had set up in order to conduct the press conference and then when the parents -- and these parents are dedicated parents that have been working every day, all day to go out there and get petitions to recall the school board. and when they started speaking, these folks, they didn't want to hear from them. all they wanted to do is disrupt, continually interrupt, harass them and call them racist. eventually we were able to get the press conference going and then when we were done, with the exception of one individual, all the rest of them just left. you know, they didn't take the time to talk to the press, they didn't take the time to put their views out there. all they want to do is disrupt and silenced the opposition. >> laura: what do you think would have happened if you all tried that little routine with bla

. >> -- and it's no surprise at all that portland became one of the epicenters of the blm movement. ♪groups like black unity pdx, a civil rights collective focused on action, have been protesting in portland nightly since the killing of george floyd. >> shut it down. >> they want it all, police defunded, wealth redistributed. >> shut it down. >> i.c.e. abolished. all of it. >> shut it down! >> 19-year-old xavier warner, aka princess, is one of the founders. >> i don't want to see another [ bleep ]. >> xavier is in the weird position of having to worry about a police curfew, and carol's curfew. who is carol? xavier's mom. were you born here in portland? >> yeah. so i was born and raised here. i lived in a predominantly white community my whole life except for prior to being adopted when i was 5. >> it changed a lot with this black lives matter. did i say it right? >> yeah. >> she used to save black life matters. i'm like, no, no, no. it's plural. >> part of it is his black life matters so goddamn much for me. i'm sorry for the cussing. i probably lived a lot in the bubble. i didn't rea

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we also learned to use blm money to buy millions of dollars worth of houses, she bought at least fourd by this, it citibank shocked by this? they shouldn't be. way back in 2015 patrice colors posted on camera that "we are trained marxists. but we didn't know has good the training was. pretty effective. on may 15th of this year police in maine told a father called sean mcbride he that he was not allowed to go to his daughter's graduation ceremony. why? he'd been banned from the school district from all school events. why was he banned? because he fought back against what the school's teaching, racist propaganda. the equity agenda, loosing it across the country. it's evil and very few parents have said anything but he did. there've been reports that the school board may have reversed its decision and sean mcbride he is here to give us the an update. he is the head of a chapter at the school. has a school board school board reversed its decision? >> as far as i know i can't go to the band concert on and there was some word salad where that president said if i met some conditions i might

i said, it would be time to dust ourselves off and get back in the game fighting for america and in blm began to infiltrate are fools swarming public and private school administrators with a 1619 project propaganda the angle urged you to they'll the reject that toxic charge america is a systemically racist country and when biden's education department released a proposal to force critical race theory on schools nationwide we pleaded with you to get involved. those getting rich off of this hateful propaganda should be run out of the schools by parents who know better. all you terrorists out there and together with others, speak up and more of you are smartly eating that call because in saturday of selection in southlake texas candidate supposed to the far left blm curriculum won the two open states on the school district board with nearly 70% of the vote but conservative candidates with the election for mayor and two open city council seats. but the best is how nbc tried to spin this all as it bitterly divided electorate. the only bitter ones are the democrats or the teachers unions who

when blm began to infiltrate our schools, with 16, 19 project propaganda, the angle urged you to loudlyect that toxic a charge on america's systemically racist country. last week, when biden's education department released a proposal to the force critical race theory on schools nationwide, we pleaded with you to get involved. those getting rich off of this hateful propaganda should be run out of the schools by parents who no better. so all you parents out there, been together with others, other interested parents and speak up. and more of you are smartly heating that call because and saturday's election in southlake texas. candidates opposed to the far left blm creek limb won the two seats in the school's this report with nearly 70% of votes. conservative candidates swept the election. but the best is how nbc tried to that spent this all as a bitterly divided election. the only bidder ones out there are the democrats and the teachers' union. and speaking of union, there's no definitive proof of what we knew all along that the american federation of teachers is the ventriloquist and joe

also, a new jersey police officer was part for equating blm to it terrorists. is also here to tell her story. but first, why deep won't quit covid. if that is the focus of tonight's angle. it was nearly a year ago when the angle more about the forever covid cabal. if the pandemic ends, democrats lose their leverage and they know it. that is why every chance they get, their media allies stoke the fears of a weary and board nation. they want you to be afraid. very afraid. because when you are afraid, they have more power and they have more authority to tell you how to live your life. they want this to continue indefinitely. no, no where has this been more apparent than in blue state america. gretchen whitmer and tim walz all of them opted for lockdowns over, controls over common sense. perfect one city state and county health officials get their big excitement every year is maybe recording, i don't know, a psa for handwashing during the flu season? for more than a year they have been see list celebrities -- c list celebrities. that is real power. and they got dru

just wanted to make sure i'm with friends and family, not with nt 4.0 or blm -- not with nt 4.0 or blm- antifa or blm or democrat socialists. did anybody in here vote for joe biden? [crowd doing] >> do you guys really think he won? >> no! >> i didn't see this kind of support for a man that stayed in his basement for an entire year campaigning, did you? no. well, thank you so much for coming out tonight. >> we love you, marjorie! >> i love you, too. let me tell you all what we are doing, and it is really important. matt gaetz and i got together and i said, we've got to do something. we live in the greatest country in the world, the united states of america. we are a nation of people that are not going to lay down socialism, are we? no. >> screw socialism! >> that's right, screw socialism. that's how i feel about it. so, here's what we are doing. we are getting all of you together. this is very, very important. very important, because it is time to bring hope back to the people of this country that love america -- >> [cheering] sen. taylor-greene: that love our freedoms, that love our se

we cannot at the blm and antifa, it's not really our fault, less just move on, that was a whole four months ago, let's just move on. i think it's important for people to know the truth, which is, this was entirely predictable and it was disregarded. i don't know if kevin couldn't have done anything to stop it necessarily, i don't know, but i know that it was seeable by me. >> i do want to take a step back. i imagine most people who are watching this understand what it's -- what's about to happen two days from now on wednesday. a recap, the house republican conference will meet and are expected to vote to remove congress member liz cheney, who is the number three republican in the house on her position. that is because, again and again, congresswoman cheney has come and pushed back against trump when trump said the 2020 election, that he should have one it. cheney has been very loud and pushing back against that and saying, no, that's not true. even though liz cheney is very conservative, she's likely to be replaced by -- who, voting wise, has a more moderate record, but has been a ve

you see it in the woke corporations mouthing blm propaganda. mcdonald's change their twitter handle to amplifying black voices and companies including lockheed martin indoctrinated their workforce with racist training programs. coca-cola took time out from their main mission of destroying black people self to spread lies and misinformation about voting reforms. you see it in the total capitulation of the democratic party to the woke agenda. democrats fighting to end policing, abolish the department of homeland security, destroy girls sports and manipulating our language to push their divisive woke narrative. they do not even understand what they're talking about anymore. "woke-ism" is not some benign soft attempt to promote peace and harmony but it's the exact opposite. as we have explained it is the product of a 100 year long effort to undermine and tear down the values and ideals and freedoms that this country was built on. it started in germany, 1923 at the institute for social research part of frankfurt university's institute, a group of ma