that's how bad blm is. and buck sexton show and outkick founder. clay, what strikes you from this recent release. >> man, i should have gone into the business there of trying to raise money so i could buy myself a $6 million mansion like everybody who is watching right now instead of trying to do honest work. i mean, what strikes me honestly, jesse, and thanks for having me on, irs investigation unfortunately the irs only investigates people with the word patriot in their tagline when their 501(c)3's. look, this is to me elm policemennatic of the larger story that almost has told us and why it's such a fraud. the numbers, if you look at every city, where black lives matter has been active in, the overall number of murders and violent crime has skyrocketed. because the truth of the matter is this: black lives being protected in overwhelming numbers by police. all of a sudden when we decided based on a few police officers who were behaving in a criminal fashion and they were charged with a crime jesse you cou

i mean, it's kindcrim of sad that blm hurt more blacks than it helped. yeah.when you look at those numbers,l it'sook at er stunning charge. what about the extortion? not blm k was engaged and you demanding that corporations and individuals give money or the riots and violence is going to continue. i mean, that's what happened.ncd well,. here's here's the question. do the corporations that gave the money consider themselvesoni extorted? i mean, did they do it for virtue signaling as greg just talked j j about or did they dot because they felt they didn't want to be boycotted or you know, it's like you know, it's like the mob coming in and you wantou know, protection money, give us you want protection, give us the money. but you know what's most interesting about this is that the nation's political culture has played a role in the crime that occurred during the pandemic and right after george floyd'san murder because we know that in democrat leaning cities more african-american c were killed or victims of murderrd than they were in white leaningr republican citi

reports based on blm tax filings, that is what is happening right now. senior trump campaign advisor lara trump. lara, a pleasure having you on. cofounder patrisse cullors, got blm to pay $400,000 to her brother's company for security services. $900,000 to a company run by the father of her child to produce live, creative events. basically reimbursed plaque lives matter $73,000 for a charter flight. this doesn't look good for patrisse cullors. >> yeah. the entire situation i think is really bad surrounding black lives matter. this is an organization, liz, that at its core, it is a marxist organization. they believe in the dissolution of the nuclear family and their goal has been, they will continue to tell you this to this day, to defund and dismantle police around the country. well they were unfortunately for a lot of people successful in some regards in doing that because a lot of police departments lost funding over the past two years and crime has gone sky-high in big cities around america. who are the people most impacted by that? who are the people

senate. ♪ ♪ >> sean: now blm cofounder patrisse cullors is now admitting she was shocked at the tens into the group following the death of george floyd, calling it "white guilt money." take a look. >> yes, it was a major shock. it was also a lot of like, oh, wait, i did not see that coming. you know, contrary to what, you know, has been reported, much of the funding that came in was through individual donors. that was a lot of white guilt money. >> sean: that's not all, because we are now learning more about the shady financial practices behind the scenes, as the blm group now pay $4 million to the secretary, father of her child, donor funds to get the lavish $6 million mansion in l.a. in addition to the 1.2 million the group spent to lobby congress on anti-trump witch hunts like impeachment and far left fantasies like abolishing the dea. here with reaction, larry elder, leo 2.0 terrell. larry, your take. >> you know, sean come whoever's in compound interest is the greatest force in the universe has never encountered white guilt. not only is blm increasingly being exposed as a scam,

but newly unveiled tax documents show exactly how the blm organization was spending millions.some point, the cofounder was lying cash to her family. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: the organization is facing backlash after tax documents showing how the nonprofit spending money. the organization as filing for fiscal year 2020, 22021 is showing nearly $1 million going to the cofounders father. her brother was paid $840,000 for security for the group even though he had zero law-enforcement experience. $200,000 was given to the trave on martin foundation. they had this to say about tax filings after the organization's purchase of a $6 million los angeles mansion was exposed. watch. >> i did not know before all of this. something being weaponized again says that many people don't know and don't care about. it is such a trip now to hear the word 990s. it's triggering. >> kayleigh: triggering to have to comply with state and federal law. >> shannon: they have pushed back saying that the criticism is deeply rooted in racism or sexism. one of the most interesting and exposing articles came from a bla

stunning admission from the black lives matter cofounder that could blm in legal jeopardy. elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. let's go right at it. look at your stocks. u.s. stocks were in seesaw action today. the s&p, the nasdaq finishing up. it was a tech-led bounce. the dow ending down t was choppy trading. here's what is going on. there are fears about inflation, fed rate hikes and possibly recession. stocks have been performing at their worst since the pandemic started. tech giants lost more than a trillion dollars in value in the last three trading days. we also have this, gas hitting a record high, $4.37 a gallon for the national average according to aaa. new york, new jersey, delaware, pennsylvania, if you live there you're seeing all-time highs. the president today laid out his plan on inflation before that new read on prices coming tomorrow for april. it is expected inflation is expected to again stick at a 40-year high. edward lawrence is in washington with mor

that donated to blm come out and say this organization is not what we thought it was and it would bet money let's not forget they made about $90 million after the death of george floyd. we don't know what that money went. to say because, if you look at our streets, it doesn't seem to be really promoting any type of racial equity. any unity, any help for the black community or any community for that matter. let's also keep in mind this blm co-founder originally when it was revealed she bought this $6 million l.a. mansion told us if we critiqued her on that we were racist and sexist this organization gets away with far too much and use racism as a basis for that. again, completely inappropriate and unacceptable. >> carley: have eric adams say where are the black lives matter protests now that crime is increasing across the city. got to leave it there. tomi, thank you so much. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ if there. >> let me explain. >> president biden will lay out his plan to fight inflation. >> prices were 8.5% higher than a year ago. >> going to keep working. >> dozens of abor

patrice colors will previously claimed blm only used the house for foundation business.e biden's election. colors also now admits using foundation money to hire family members to run the house, she says it's not corrupt. >> i think it's that people understand while my brother is the head of security and my mom and sister did work at the property, there are also dozens of other people who work in the organization. >> colors said she received 120 grand in consulting fees from blm but denies using any foundation money to buy four homes for herself. >> i have never used black lives matter donations to pay for any of the properties that i owned in the past or own right now. >> that was not the critics point, rather it was hypocrisy. she is a self-avowed marxist, claiming white supremacy denied her of the opportunity. she denies they used the 90 million raised, although there are no publicly filed records to back that up, despite demands by state attorney generals. >> we are not seeing how the money that was given to them was spent on anything that relates to their mission. we

if you're worried about money, you should have been one of the founders of blm.s one of the founders, she now has multiple mansions, she's given her family members hundreds of thousands of dollars in blm donations. that seems like a scam. we are not lawyers or anything, but if you suggest it's a scam, patricia colors will go crazy and tell you that she's the victim. recently, for exam, she accused our friend candace owens of making her feel "unsafe" -- "cackles record thankfully candace owens videotaped the whole thing. here's what she got. >> this morning i woke up to candace owens being outside of my house with a news crew. she was demanding that by come outside. >> hello. i was just looking to speak to whoever is at this property because of listed as the black lives matter property. >> i really need my family to be safe. i need to be safe, i need by child to be safe. in this -- this -- what happened this morning is not safety. >> thank you, sir. have a great day. >> tucker: [laughs] thank you, sir, have a great day! you know what that is? that's making her fee

then they resort to violence and it is blm and antifa. reason why, to answer question, these are the tactics embraced by liberals, and every once in a while, i look at the rules for radicals, and we have talked about this before, but one of them, in this rules for radicals, to find ways to intimidate, marginalize, and isolate and punish individuals that espouse opinions that you don't agree with. sean, it is embedded in what they believe and how they operate, so this is not a surprise, but i do think americans are starting to have enough of this stuff, and that is why they are going to get killed in november. >> sean: kellyanne, why play chuck schumer threatening gorsuch and kavanaugh, was that a threat? because i think it was. >> yes, it was. as for chuck schumer, why is this old white guy telling me what to do with my body, sean, and how to think? >> sean: that is very woke of you, go ahead. >> it was a threat. >> sean: i know it was a threat. >> he went to work at triton to. by the way, have you noticed there is always cameras involved

i remember when trevaughan martin was killed, i was a member of blm then, but it quickly grew into a cancerous ideology that ravaged black communities. it is so unfortunate, you see black murder rates increase by 30%, i think up to 43% of all murders are african americans and you see in our major cities that murder rates are spiking the way they are and youth murder rates, now we have kids killing kids in the city of chicago, 407 kids killed, black kids. our problem is not police officers, our problem is internal. our problem is a culture that is created that incentivizes little boys to think they should carry guns and shoot at each other and be involved in gang war fare and school systems that don't teach kids how to read and write and father lessness that ravaged our communities and has our kids at war against each other. we don't talk about that enough, we talk about when a police officer kills a black kid, but we don't talk about the real crisis with the thousands of black lives lost at the hands of senseless gang war fare and turf war fare. these are the issues we need to addres

blm had 50,000 volunteers, one paid employees, did not disclose any donors.-- washington post suggests the leaked rovio way draft opinion is about protecting whiteness. take me through it, make me understand it if you can. ashley: brian brew trying to link the buffalo supermarket shooting to the leaked supreme court draft opinion. the article he wrote was titled black people want their hate to stop but it is only getting worse and it claims the shooting suspect was not acting as only a white supremacist but in a way that right-wing politics have instructed him to be and adding this, quote, the leaked draft opinion isn't about protecting babies, it is about protecting whiteness, specifically white babies. the supreme court draft decision is about protecting what conservatives believe is a diminishing demographic and their most valuable resource, that would be white people. it is easy to draw a straight line between actions of the white supremacists and popular right-wing conservatives saying neither group can imagine a world where all people are equal and it g

asingly not only is blm increasingly being exposed as a scam, you pointed outut all the money goig tofamily members also to her mother. it is also premisedhe upon a lie and the lie is that the police are engaging in systemic racism and don't go by me. there's a guy that used to work for thomson reuters assad's used to work for him. he's a data scientist. i interviewed him., the interview is on youtube and he did a study. he initially supported beelman. he's ay progressive and i found out because of this lie causing back causedo pulll him around to go down. so the police are undermanned. there are hundreds of so-called excess deaths in cities where these high profile shootings took place. you compared the same size of city, same demographic of the city and came outit with hundreds of people, mostly black peopleh who otherwisese would be alive if the police were doing their job. but they're not doing for fear they're going to be accused of systemic racism to be eliminated is notbl j just a scam, not just a lie. it's a scam and a lie. sean and that is getting people killed, mostly the ve

clearly you're a blm supporter. - i am a blm supporter. - the people here are talking about the important ideas. - yes. - are you excited to see papa john? - i haven't seen him yet, but yes. - he's got a lot of great ideas. - yeah. - i mean, who would have thought you put cheese inside the crust. - innovator. - but what are the actual issues energizing republicans. aside from garlic dip and that little pepper you get in the box? - the crt co-parenting with the government. - is crt really a big issue? - big time in palm beach county. - what about the don't say gay bill. - that is very active right now. - there's a lot of nervousness here in florida about crt, about lgbtq issues. - right. - should we just outlaw the alphabet altogether? because eventually they're going to start putting those things together and they become words. then you can learn things like history. the maga crowd's obsession were predictable. is this a little much? but there was a new infatuation i was surprised to hear because for the first time at cpac, people were applauding another country. - hungary, is on the fore

that's a simple slam dunk fore me just like in twenty twenty during blm riots that left dozens dead, thousands injured. all of this happened. how is it that nobody covered this ? that manye on the democratic side were so unwilling to condemn what was obvious now fake news cnn referred to it right that seemed right there as a fiery but peaceful . monstration they actually said that the same year senator rand paul, you mightame remember, and hisrl wife were nearly trampled by far left protesters after the rnc convention. left wing rioters also showed up at senator mitch mcconnell's home, confronted him and his wife. they also harassed the pair at a local diner. i'm sure you remember that moment. they also terrorized senator josh hall, his wifeaw and their newborn baby at their front door. they confronted ted cruzz and his wife at a restaurant. they also harassed trump's dhsd secretary at a restaurant. t we played that tape before because they didn't like trump's border wall . in twenty eighteen they stormed the steps of the u.s. supreme courtt me. they pounded on the front door in orde

you probably know that the blm started a employee advisory group. they are working right now to make those recommendations for all of the potential recommendations for the western headquarters. we will absolutely be reviewing those recommendations soon and expect to be able to announce those roles possibly the numbers sometime in the near future. if you want to reach out to us, anytime, we are happy to give you an update on where we are on that. i think we are in pretty close contact with your staff and your office. i think your staff is probably tired from your phone calls, but we do appreciate your visits, multiple visits to colorado. we are warmly received from republican, democrat, the willingness to go out to green junction and meet with people in their own town, in their own home, it really spoke volumes. it was time very well spent, we appreciate it. i will yield back to the chair. >> thank you senator. senator hyde-smith. >> thank you mister chairman, thank you for being here today. being the senator from mississippi to want to talk about th

blm says it is the fault of guilty white donors. >> it was a major shock and like wait, i did not seeming. contrary to what has been reported, much funding that came was from individual donors, a lot of white guilt money. >> cheryl: they collected 90 million in 2020. washington examiner exposed the purchase of the l.a. mansion and they did file with the i.r.s. here is what they are saying. black lives matter 42 million in assets, this is 63-page group of tax documents they filed with the i.r.s. 42 million in assets, they spent 37 million from july of 2020 to june of 2021. this is first time we've gotten a look inside any i.r.s. filings from this group because they changed their reporting period and delayed them having to file any i.r.s. documents. >> carley: it is a wild story, definitely one to follow. a lot of money. what's in a name? michelle obama echos this message with a woke misspelling of the word "woman." >> todd: tomi is how you pronounce the name of this young lady. she has a lot to say about that next, tomi tuesday. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design solutions t

is what blm doing was it illegal?t, bill, it cries out for a civil if not a criminal investigation of the -- by the i.r.s. it appears to me based on people i've talked to they've blown through filing deadlines. a.g. in california actually suspended their ability to raise money because of the failure to file the papers on time. and again, the premise behind this thing take a look at a city like baltimore where freddy wray died. a city where the mayor was black, the state attorney who brought the charges against six officers were black. three of the six officers were black. the judge before whom to of the officer tried their case is black. all city counsel imagine ortee. at the time the president of the united states was black. we talk about systemic racism when blacks are running the system? it is insulting and getting people quild. the black people that black lives matter claim they care about. >> bill: the questions could go to american companies that donated. the headline. corporations don't care if blm is wasting t

you saw what happened with the blm riot. that law-breaking was allowed.in, you will see it a lot this summer once this case drops as we assume it does. is there anything we can do as a country to kind of fortify theirselves against it? last word. >> fortify ourselves against this violence? >> jesse: yeah, do you think this is bad going to a justice's house? wait until the decision comes down. >> right. well, you know, the states are going to have to handle it in the first instance and, you know, at least where have you governors and mayors or their heads screwed on correctly, they will be able to handle it otherwise, it can get out of control like the way it did over the surgeon of 2020. i expect a democratic party will have exactly the same response because it essentially -- you know, having that kind of turmoil leading into the election, they view it as something that was helpful to them. i don't expect them to do much about it. >> jesse: they are going to try to ride the wave of rage into the midterms like they did in 2020 over race. attorney general,

we went through this with blm too.rmer top cop to watch republicans not stand up against the blm riots, did not stand up and defend law enforcement. it took weeks before they thought it was safe enough to go out and defend these institutions. we need people out there today, right now. and those who did speak today like senator cruz and president trump, god bless them. it is the law abiding citizen that deserved to be respected, they deserve to be spoken for, and guess what? over the last two years, a lot more people have understood that it spoke to hoods is paramount in our community and we need more defense for schools, not less. >> law enforcement, the police clearly have been under fire, have been denigrated. you can understand how that's depressing, has an impact on their sense of self and also the desire to become law enforcement. all of this has to change. and they want to take firearms away from law-abiding citizens. everything they do, gentlemen, makes everything worse. and this is no different. adamant mark, t

you know, there's something that blm is -- we talk about some of the bad things that they did.tever the police department took as abuse is far more than they had coming. we all need to fix that as well. we still have not reconciled what our country's police departments went through. we have to do something about that. >> jeanine: the first thing before that and i agree with you totally is how much money did they really collect? >> greg: you'll never know. >> harold: black lives do matter. like the bow scouts, things happen. >> jeanine: thanks, harold. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. when hurting feet make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant find your relief to the owner of a large man

. >> laura: well, i want to play for you what the co-founder of blm, the movement, said today addressinger mounting financial scandals. watch. >> the way that the right wing media specifically has characterized the mistakes are truly anti black. they are about this idea that black people, especially black women, don't know how to manage money, don't now how to manage if you understand, don't know what to do with money and the reality is, within the organization receives tens of millions of dollars in one to two months time everybody would be trying to figure out what you do with it. >> laura: zach there seems to have been a circling the wagons for blm when this news started to trickle out and it seems to happen in corporate america as well. >> yeah. i mean, it's really not surprising in a sense. like the ethical sort of failures that would lead to sort of spreading these lies about police bias seems like the same failures with massive financial scandals where millions, some people say billions of dollars are unaccounted for in organizations. in a sense it would not be surprising you have

and back during the 2020, blm riots, the group shut down d.c.lished a map identifying politicians. government buildings, and conservative nonprofits. now, they are trying to intimidate conservative justices in to not overturning roe v. wade. but senator john cornyn is not going to sit by as supreme court justices get threatened. >> not just an attack against the independence of the judiciary. this risks violence against members of the supreme court and their families. that's why last night senator coons and i introduced a piece of legislation to enhance the authorities of the supreme court law enforcement agencies to provide protective details for the judges and their families who have already been threatened with violence. >> judge jeanine: this is where we are now. supreme court justices need police protection. because it only takes one lunatic to do something crazy and they are encouraging hundreds to go to the justices' home. look what happened in 202017? a bernie supporter who was enraged over president trump's 2016 landslide victory opened

for a lot for their new a fanatical religion, which they call wow yes, woke up, this is all together blm transgenders. etc. is all part of this religion and they won't give it up. and we will not settle down under it, therefore, no matter how we behave. we have this confrontation with them on well, in our lifetime for sure eh. and can i put a musical pause, if we are talking about the west, which we are losing and about friendship between everyone, but the trio of bandura players performed the famous song of the queen group we just need to understand that when you have a lot on yourself you take it, then the people begin to take revenge on you for the unfulfilled expectations, as they do over them, only now they don’t scoff. by the way, this is not an accidental performance, because they really sing in captivity. so it's impossible to stop. they just tell everything they know and what they can't even know. igor with all due respect for sympathy for the morgue, we will not unite with gays. we can handle it ourselves, because we are mainly against gays and we are fighting, you understand,

this is what the americans say, who for 2 years blm have been smashing america by score.americans who do not believe in the electoral system and half of americans or so read that trump won and not biden. well, a little less, probably, based on how i think it's them on the sixth of january, went to the capitol, what to see, how are you? and that's their cruelest manner. now they are caught, judged and imprisoned for many years. and this is indignant. that country that says, you must. what principles do you have from jokes to take 72-year-old tatyana zhdanok? mep and throw in jail. these are your principles, for what for the fact that she was outraged by the infringement of the rights of russians and the attitude towards monuments? what values ​​do you defend prices grab riser medvedchuk? and without any court decision to say, let me exchange him for another country leader of the opposition parties. and shows the whole world and this is the value or the value of grabbing people on the street, tying them to poles in varying degrees of nakedness with adhesive tape and mocking

was stalling due to the arab oil embargo, only crime was growing due to the black panthers of today's blmues and the soviet union was on peak pumped oil and gas to europe, signed the helsinki agreements on security, african countries that gained independence went into soviet lags, and the growth of the soviet economy was an unprecedented four percent and afghanistan in which they are bogged down, that is, the big game of technology is familiar. the georgian junior tried to repeat the experience of the georgian senior and play the same game, but we also have all the moves written down and obviously we don’t want to repeat it, and obviously right now we need to make a move that would not allow an arms race and wind up our economy, because it is on this is what those who impose sanctions are counting on, and they have always been able to count money, like the british gave burma 85 years ago in the thirty-seventh, it seems that everything that happens means growth prices for gasoline products further and everywhere, so the midterms. in november, biden's team. can lose after all, judging by th

with the blm to you know, as ar former t top cop to watch republicans not stand up b against the blm riots to not stand up and defend law enforcement. it w tookee weeks before they thought it was safe enough to go out and defend these institutions. we need people out there today, right now and those that did speak today like senator cruz and president trump, you know, because it'sm the law abiding citizens that deserve to be respected. they deserve to be spoken for and guess in the last few years a lot more people have understood that self defense is paramount in our community and went need more defense for our schools, not less. yes. and we you know, law enforcement to police clearly have been under fire , haveig been denigrated. youca can understand how that's depressing. has an impact on their sense of self and also the desire to become law enforcement. all off this has to change as biden is attacking law enforcement again and as they say they want to take firearms away from law abiding t citizens. everything they do, gentlemen, makes everything worse and this is no different. ada

the last two years you saw the same dynamic in the early days of both the blm riots and the covid lockdown's nancy pelosi was out there first taking the most extreme possible position and the a lot of republican leaders agreed with her. dodo you remember that two years ago this month, nikki haley, former governor of south carolina running for president, she's conservative. she told americans in the firsto days of the riots that they deserve to suffere after george floyd died, quote, in order to heall it needs to be personal and painful for everyone. she wrote in the end, it ever was personal and painful. a lot of people died and that was good because your racism killed george floyd. that was nikki haley's first reaction. she read it the new york times d and she believes that they all do. io so it shouldn't shock you that nikki haley's first reaction to the russia invasion and mitch mcconnell's first reaction to and the first reaction of so many otherer republican leaders was to protecting ukraine is way more important than protecting t you and protecting america. and mitch mcconnell hasn't,o

by 2014 the hashtag blm was a national icon. 2017 it incorporated.three years it raised $66 million in donation. branding and organizing and direct action was textbook not incompetent. in july 2020 on its 990 it claimed zero revenues, zero expenses, zero assets, zero board of directors and zero suddenly. in the next 12 months it claims $80 million in revenue. $6 million house, a million for live events to the father of cull or's child. then 840 to her brother and also for security. people want to know if people were overpaid, unqualified, and money misspent. >> i'm not going to let them forget what they did here. trying to guilt the rest of us into feeling bad by giving millions of dollars of profit to a group of people who then went and used it for their family and for their personal purposes. >> so indiana is going to court to get more records despite appearing to have the money on hand to hire the proper officials, blm didn't do that saying they were building a plane while flying it. using the brother for security while he was a graphic artist, th

, but we know many people were brought into these circles online by the pandemic, january 6, by the blm backlash, by anti-masking protests. this whole landscape is what we have to contend with and not any one of these single violent events. geoff: inhe minute we have left, what will it take to kind of white supremacist extremist violence? kathleen: the hard part is this is a movement that has been waging war on our country and see late 1970's and early 1980's, and it has organized well around single acts of violence like this one. only in the last few years have we begun to ask that question at the level of institutions. what we need is a broad-based set of changes having to do with individual communities, public perception, but also our legal instruments, surveillance priorities, and real justice work in communities like a flow that are impacted. we've got to start that now, we are already decades behind. geoff: thank you so much for your time and insight this evening. kathleen: thank you for having me. ♪ geoff: in today's headlines... russia's neighb, finland, made official its declar

let's start with antifa blm, the group blm. what do we want that cops. what do we want them now? well,, you're a democrat. how do you react to that ? but this is obviously ridiculous. it's worse than ridiculous, sean. it is absolutely despicable and outrageous when you look at the president of the united states of america calling millionsnill of americans essentially terrorists, people who politically opposedy him ort voted against them. he's calling them terroristste in an attempt to intimidate themmimi into silence.ha and weve know this is because we've heard this beforere from both him and his attorney general. you remember when when his attorney general said, you know, anyone who holds extremist or anti authority viewsia will be targeted for investigation and potential prosecution by their domestict. terrorist unit. so he's essentially saying that thisis quote unquote maga hat crowd are worse than terrorists. this is outrageous.very and so for every american who's watching every american who's seen this , no matter how you feel about the maga hat crowd, n this is an authorita

groups to earn just in case in the states if they say they will find out and they will reveal that blmis not our project, if carlson's tuckers accuse him of being our project, you also understand that there is a level of schizophrenia here. the lm democrats will not concede. it was their project and they and they will say that now look at one american who does not even understand that he will soon be told that he is also our project. we are experiencing perhaps the greatest , possibly the worst, energy crisis in the last 50 years. gasoline and diesel prices are at record highs. high and inventories at record lows. this administration has no strategy. how can we help get out of this and frankly, all of their actions are counterproductive for those of us who are trying to solve the problem. here he is buried. e, the ruler of the united arab emirates and appointed elected his successor, who reads russia as his second home. well, it doesn't hint at anything. i simply stated that the technological institute in odessa would then not be russia; it was considered the second home of russia then

i am a racist fascist, anti-semid, white suprematist opponent of the blm movement but with the firstt. arriving at the supermarket parking lot, buffalo peyton, gendron killed a white american woman, judging by this fact, and by the statements in the manifesto, in the head of a teenager full of confusion reinforced by all kinds of hatred, although it is known that he was brought up in a prosperous family for mass murder, he faces a life sentence. today, a similar event took place in los angeles. there, unknown people also opened fire on the central market. at least one person has died, the united states of america is in a fever. this is a long-awaited social explosion, the state authorities in response so far are only declaring a tightening of the law on weapons, alexandry. evstigneev lead miami six people were injured in a collision between a light-engine aircraft and an off-road vehicle, the incident occurred during an emergency landing of the aircraft, according to preliminary data, the engine failed, so the plane had to land directly on the road bridge. there, he flew at full spee

. >> blm. >> oh, i have. >> it's alive.- >> other you're putting wine. >> >> oh, i see, i see. >> i would like to have this in my in. >> can you --? i never sthuf. not nothing anything about it made me learn really faster. >> yeah. >> wine is like, a suckly if it's burning, it's more of a thing i follow, it how do i say. >> now for the best part of process, for me let. >> it will be out to 2018 now. the phase is here so half these aging: >> i'm not sweating this tight. did you can you it just need more time? yeah. >> snovl. >> julia's instinctive feel for the grapes and her meticulous pros makes -- >> so we mom hope another been n. >> thank you very much. thank you. that's really nice. that's great. it is zipgly different. >> yes. >> then the 2019, which is still in the barrel. the tannins are more prominent, and yet at the same time, it's sort of lighter and more delicate. >> uh-huh. it's more balanced, no? >> literally, it was off-balance. it's going back and forth. that's the longest description of any glass of wine that

chaos can begin on the streets, comparable to blm pogroms, however, in politics towards russia let'sa resident of illusions. this is unlikely to have an effect, but perhaps it will force biden to pay at least some attention to the internal problems of his native country, while the us president was only telling fairy tales, but supposedly putin's promotion. tsen, probably, he will soon tell that it is putin who prohibits american women from having abortions. surprised representatives of the state department. well, this is the price of the country's internal problems are also of little interest. he says that america's options for arming ukraine are limitless about how limited biden's options in domestic politics are. russian bragging russian propaganda i think you heard from my colleague at the ministry of defense that we still have the ability to freely supply weapons and security assistance to ukraine and you deliveries , whether from the united states or from our allied partners around the world, occur almost daily the fact that we were able to announce such large infusions of the l

how much money has blm raised? say they raised $90 million in 2020 alone and spent about 21 million of it. when you go to the irs filings, the partial filings, that they made, they say they raised zero. what we're trying to do is get the facts. here's the thing, will. what a lot of woke corporations who gave to them, to try to shame the rest of us into feeling guilty, or the good faith hoosier who gave $10, whatever the case we need the facts. for the woke corporation that gave millions of dollars, others on the left, they should know i'm not going to give up. i think they rather us forget about this episode, forget about the mansions, forget about everything else, we're not. we can't be this gullible again. will: really quickly, put some flesh on that bone. i think money went to a canadian arm ended up buying a 3 million-dollar mansion. there is a 6 million-dollar mansion in california they're calling a campus. >> they're coming up with excuses now after the facts appear, but what they won't to do, talk to me, ans

system in the country where the ruling class commits all manner of crime whether the left with antifa or blm left is skating and people like us conservatives, the book is thrown at us. steve: very quickly but i am very certain she wants to run. look at the way she is behaving will the skin and the way? >> i think it will be impossible for her to do so. the mood of the country in november other people will stop her. there are signals throughout the country politically and in business we are done with that we have seen it fail we know that will not work and to be a casualty but americans need to see justice. >> so great to have you here thank you for being with us we will see you next sunday on "the next revolution" >> todd: a fox news alert, president biden speaking alongside world leaders about a new endo specific trade agreement. earlier this morning, the president shrugged off concerns of a u.s. recession as american struggle with the price of gas, food, and of course, the baby food shortage. >> rn gdp will grow faster than china for the first time in 40 years. does that mean we don't have

tamir rice's mother, speaking out against blm what they have done.imately was a fraud. we understand the issue was legitimate but the organization wasn't. so with that consideration in mind, i think we'll see a turn of events happen fairly quickly when it comes to blm, any additional support or nations coming from much of anyone. david: four million dollars in consulting payments to its board secretary, cofounder patrisse cullors, founder, spending money like candy because it was coming in like candy too. >> that's right. david: we have to leave it. thanks for being here. >> always great to be with you, david. david: check the market as we head out to a break. it has not improved much. dow jones industrials down 793 points. the nasdaq a huge drop in the nasdaq, down 3 1/2%, 419 points. a lot more to come on what's happening in the markets, what's happening with the economy and what's happening with that disinformation board. that's coming up. stay with us. ♪ david: two of the world's richest people pushing back against biden's proposal to hike the co

i am a racist fa antisemid white suprematist opponent of the blm movement but with the first shot arrivingthe parking lot of buffalo peyton supermarkets, gendron killed a white american, judging by this fact and by the statement in the manifesto, the teenager has a complete confusion in his head reinforced by all kinds of hatred, although it is known that he was brought up in a prosperous family for mass murder he faces life imprisonment. and after the report of the buffalo shooting, a similar event occurs in los angeles. there, an unknown person also opened fire on the central market. at least one person has died, the united states of america is in a fever - this is a long-awaited social explosion of state power. in response, so far they are only declaring a tightening of the law of detection, alexandry. in the blue enter a person injured in a collision of a lightly motorized aircraft with an suv, and the incident occurred during an emergency landing of the aircraft. here, according to preliminary data on the aircraft , the engine failed, so they had to land it directly on the road bridge

a very similar story of our protest and the protest of er, african americans and that of the entire blmcklife maters movement and it was precisely on this, hmm, on these parallels, they played then in this speech, in particular, the love of yakymchuk, the name of newton, and of course, to many people in america, in principle , our entire situation became clearer, because we must constantly understand that our context is far not everyone understood, and far from all, well, except for our closest countries, which also suffered from the russian empire, from the russian federation, from the soviet union, they had finland, poland, and the baltic countries, and so on and so on, all of us they don't understand that's why it's so important for artists, a child, different events, hmm, and to promote some of our ideas through this soft power, but that's how we see now, with the case of the norwegian film festival in oli olegamer, as many as five of our e- there are very cool writers they refused to take part there because of the participation of russian writers eh well, we wanted to talk about it

just in case, look in the states if they say they will find out and they will reveal that blm is ourre accused of being our project, you also understand that here the level of schizophrenia of the democrats of the lm will not yield. it was their project, and they and they will not say that the democrats. look here now one american who does not even understand that they will soon tell him that he is also our correct one. we are experiencing perhaps the greatest, possibly the worst, energy crisis in the last 50 years, gasoline and diesel prices are at record highs and inventories are at record lows. this administration has no strategy. how can we help get out of this and frankly, all of their actions are counterproductive for those of us who are trying to solve the problem. here the ruler of the united arab emirates died, and his successor was appointed, who reads russia as his second home. well, it doesn't hint at anything. the technological institute in odessa simply stated that then it would not be russia, he considered his second home then russia, especially the united states. yes

blm issues. what more can be done? and then the next question with black lives matter is from ronald baker asking does the mainstream media need to reach out more to those citizens in the midst of the protest to contribute and help complete daily stories. okay, the top part of that question. i would answer this way. i mean if you go back in times martin luther king southern christian leadership conference. there was n double acp a snake they they were the muslims, you know called black muslims at the time. they the black panthers there are all these different groups with the same and different objectives in in so they managed to coexist. you know, i'm not gonna say it was great. there was criticism and sometimes there wasn't criticism. so i i think that's the case today. there's there's a role for all of these organizations. i would be suspicious if there was one organization or one person one member of the clergy if you will one politician who spoke for all black people. i think that's one of th

system in the country where the ruling class commits all manner of crime whether the left with antifa or blmertain she wants to run. look at the way she is behaving will the skin and the way? >> i think it will be impossible for her to do so. the mood of the country in november other people will stop her. there are signals throughout the country politically and in business we are done with that we have seen it fail we know that will not work and to be a casualty but americans need to see justice. >> so great to have you here thank you for being with us we will see you next sunday on "the next revolution". >> fallout from trump campaign shake up. >> kellyanne conway now elevated to the campaign manager. >> trump's new campaign manager, kellyanne conway. >> nobody better to talk about donald trump campaign. kellyanne conway. >> kellyanne conway. successfully managed the trump campaign, been named to the president.