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general's office of the ministry of justice well, that is, uh, such an irony yes, there 3 years ago blmhey shouted that the defan for the policy is now, on the contrary, here the place is the same and the goals are the same colleagues huge valentin the chief of our american bureau valentin bogdanov is on direct line new york, that is, freaks become politicians and politicians turn

they used me as a political statement to blm. i picked myself up.fowsh looking forwg my day in court. >> you were asked where you stand on blm and you said all lives matter. >> my entire life has been built on equality. my dad was a civil rights activist. the first principle of 7 in my church is the inherent worth and dignity of every person. i have a foundation i started in 2002. we take underprivileged at-need kids and sends them to college and mentor them beginning tenth grade. nearly one-third of my students that i put through college are black. adam silver made a comment after rachel nichols was let go by espn. he told the whole world a person with an established track record should not have their entire body of work erased. my career wasee raced by six words, all lives matter, everyone. it was like, boom, we need to get rid of grant napear to show black lives matter. it's candle sell culture exhibit a, is it not? brian: i was shocked to see you were not hired yet. you are so talented and so successful. but i know you will keep fighting. you ca

we are very concerned blm just seems to be charging forward looking for ways that they can just make happen no matter what we say or what we do. they are not really worried about our concerns. they just seem to be more intent on getting these darn things put in here. >> pete: dean, how many locals support. this how many people that you know that you work with that you farm with support having these windmills in? >> i do not know anybody in the whole magic valley. i have been lived in the valley my pert near life and i have never seen us come together so strong whether you are a democrat or a republican. whatever, even sun valley up there, they have come down and said this is just not a good idea. it's the wrong place, it's the wrong time. it's going to destroy what we consider and treasure and our way of life and it's just not a good idea. >> pete: if every person you don't know don't want it. the citizens don't want it. the taxpayers don't want it. and the governor and lieutenant governor and senators say they don't want it. the federal government can still take the land build it? >

the da in travis county cares more about blm mobs than justice. is facing life in prison. >> todd: let's bring in david webb. if you can't defend yourself in texas, where in our 50 states, can you? >> yeah, where in america? what we know about this case, i have a problem with a service member having to drive an uber, but that is another story. that is a whole other issue. but he gets a customer who says this is where i'm going, he runs into the mob or drives where the mob is, be clear about that. he is surrounded and they are pounding on his car. we see social media video, which they excluded in the trial. why does he carry an ak-47. in that circumstance, he stands in front of this are ca. what is this guy supposed to do? wait until he shoots him? people talk about george soros, i want to talk about alexander soros, since 2015 to now and 2018 to 2021, 13 million spent by soros funded organizations, funding organizations at the local level where election rules are different and contribution structures are different to elect left-wing das, right now

antifa and blm to burn the city and thank god somebody cares about the city and protected it. >> lawcement was there. >> we're watching the situation in paris and something they've done 11 types just in the last month. they've declared these nation-wide protest days against what their president is trying to do as kennedy really laid out. this comes down to -- we're out of the cash to give you every single thing that you think you want for the rest of time. what will the happy medium look like? i don't know if m macron has hit it but making people angry by saying you have to retire at 64 and not 62. we'll cover this live from paris as more happens from there and all of the ties that we're going through with entit entitlements. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safe

blm or antifa, there you go, have a gun. it's funny that it is the states and cities that will tell you they want to defund the jails that will also be the ones that stop you from defending yourself against the crime that their policies create. one of those cities is austin, texas. where sergeant daniel perry was wrongly convicted for defending himself against a black lives matter writer who was pointing a rifle at him. self-defense is not a crime in this country and i stand with governor greg abbott and making sure that he receives a pardon as he is due. [applause] thank you. the second amendment is our last line of defense. our founding fathers knew it. they knew more than we give them credit for. the first shots that were fired at lexington, and concorde, it was because the british monarchy came to take the guns of the colonists. they came because they knew where the guns and bullets were stored. that's what the british monarchy new, the founding father said, what the british marquis did to us, we will create a government

how many blm cases, how many cases of summer 2020 riots has he prosecuted.is a georgia soros district attorney and the governor has the legal right to pardon the officer. >> and some testified that garrett foster did not point a weapon at daniel perry before the shots were fired and the travis county d.a., soros-backed, he is pouring cold water, and what the d.a. says in this case a jury of 12 reached the unanimous decision daniel perry did not kill garrett foster in self-defense and was guilty of murder. a jury gets to decide whether a defendant is guilty or innocent, not the governor. how do you respond to that? >> thank you very much for that question, bill. i would like to sit down with the d.a. and go through a list of history court cases. jury decisions are not absolute. reversed all the time, modified. rule, error of law. if that d.a. is telling the american public that a jury decision is absolutely correct, i need to throw him back in the 1950s and 1960s where the jury nullification was done over and over in civil rights cases. he is 100% wrong about

no big deal to walk on a police car when you are a fellow blm riot or. the message here is very clear. justice is not blind. there are two systems. if you are with the people in charge you can do whatever you want. you can walk on a police car. you can surround cars in the middle of the street and this point destroy them. you can point guns at people and you will not be charged. you will be celebrated as a hero by regime media. you get to go on good morning america. if you are there to try to defend yourself in them violent mob surrounding your car like daniel perry did in texas, they will send you to prison. >>> three years ago a man called denny lacoste was driving in new orleans win he came across a tiny nutria on the side of the road. the rodent siblings had been hit by a car, unfortunately, so denny lacoste jumped into action, scooped up the little guy and rescued him. he gave the animal the name neuty and raised him as a pet. he's a local celebrity. not surprisingly. he's also a regular at denny lacoste's seafood restaurant in louisiana. recently t

we see the with blm, people get paid six figures for sitting there and spouting marxist nonsense to workersely nothing of value are. americans genuinely need to the, and they have been, standing up and saying no to this nonsense, demanding their corporations serve them. will: yeah. i think i saw a stat that that figure we just talked about, $346, is more than the annual gdp of more than -- african nations. where has the money gone? who and what has benefited? >> and who is being served. it's certainly not customer, certainly not the bottom line of the corporation, certainly not anything that is insuring value for the customers. these fundamental things that business used to be about, that capitalism is about are being actively roded by these political interests. and my own organization, color us united, really stands up percent little guy and says, you know what? people don't want in their sports, in their business. people simply want to be given the product that they pay to get. and so we fight for people all the time. we go to corporations and we kind of try to fix this nonsense on a cult

when you had the blm riots in the summer of 2020, we were not taking any chances with that in flora. i immediately mobilized the national guard. he dispatched state law enforcement to every corner of the state. we were ready to react if things got out of hand. we were not going to let cities in florida burned to the ground. because we were prepared, because we were serious, you did not see what happened in minneapolis happen in the state of florida. we looked at what was going around the country. we understood the left was fermenting a lot of this disorder. they would likely try to do it again. even though we handled that, we knew going forward we had to do more. we signed legislation after the blm riots to create strong anti-rioting penalties in the state of florida. in portland, they will riot. they get arrested. they take their mug shot, slap them on the wrist and put them right back on the street. in florida, we say, you write, you engage in violence, you are not getting a slap on the wrist. you are getting the inside of a jail cell because we are going to hold you accountable fo

the reparations commission was created in 2020 in the wake of the protests of the blm movement, the authoritiesust couldn't resist. first they discussed 100,000 dollars per person, then a million, but now that san francisco took the initiative and pay their oppressed 5 million dollars in the state, they also offer not to waste time on trifles. i think $5 million in reparations is way too little . but the work that native black americans have done for this country and for other countries is $7.5 million. the total price tag of the proposed payments has already reached $ 800 billion, which is 2.5 times higher than the entire annual budget of california, that is, in order to get even for the sins of the ancestors, the current california will not be able to pay for 2.5 years transportation by schools to medicine programs to help the poor. well, that's all. what's in the budget for a typical family in san francisco is about $600,000 and it's only for reparations that everyone cares about $5 million in black payouts, but i look at this list and see that they want to sell houses to blacks for one doll

where the wave of the blm has been so fashionable talking about the racial nature of privileges is squeezing out the last bitches and in the 21st century westerners behave towards the global south, as the colonialists sergei lavrov already spoke about this , the developing party, thereby diverting their attention from the problems of the middle east and other regions of the global south , they say. now we will defeat russia and everything will settle down by itself, thereby crises, the settlement of which has long been interested, the developing country becomes a victim. the double standards and colonial instincts of the west, which are obsessed with selfish interests, dictate their demands to the whole world, ignoring the culture and traditions of other peoples, and c. in general, mocking international law about victims is not a metaphor at all. frustrated black sea initiative speech. it was not only about the export of grain, but also about the supply of russian fertilizers that could kill 44 million people in 38 countries, these data were voiced by the secretary general, then there are fr

the blm picture of the world is about the same in general , and it’s time for the authorities to prayfourth of april at 2:15 in the afternoon, when there is a fine card at the entrance, january 6 does not happen here. maybe margers taylor green , trump's top congressional ally, said she plans to hold a protest here on tuesday, other congressmen are expected to attend the demonstration, the republicans could provoke all this and a counter-protest the policeman says that both the fbi and the secret service, which trump guards, are ready to prepare the day before , a heavy transporter circled over manhattan soon became. it is known that a group of agents arrived in the metropolis, in which cases they would have to fight off the former american president. at the crowd, it was secret survivors who insisted that the trip must be carefully arranged by the southern district attorney's office. new york. i wanted to drag the ex-head of the white house, almost from the golf course, that is, already on friday right now, historical urgent news. a jury in new york would indict. president donald tru

so hae dropped the charges because no big deal to walk on a police car whenk a fellow blm rider.th so the message here is very, nd very clear .. justice is not blind. there are two systems. >> if you're with the people in you ca, you can literally do whatever you want. you can walkn lk on a police cae you can surround cars in the street and destroy you,t gus even point guns at people. and you're not going to beyo charged. you'll be celebrated as a hero by regime media. you get to go on good morning america. but if you dar te to tryo nd to defend yourself, from the violent mob surrounding your car, like daniel perry did in austin, texasounding , we'lld >>> to prison. >> so three years ago, a mano aa called danny lacoste was driving near new orleans when he came across a tiny nutrioss d on the side, the road, the roadn and siblings had just been hit by a car . unfortunate. coste jump so danny lacoste jumped intoed t action, scooped upo the little guy and rescued him.av he gave the animal the name nuti and raised him as a pet. nuti is a local celebrity. 's als noo t surprisingly, he's al

antony blinken and going after after the united states with language that seemed right how out of the blmk and using that against us. who are you to talk to discuss about the uighur genocide when you are a prison camp of a nation, that type of thing. and the thing that i i think is so awful about this is that it's coming at a moment when there is actual bipartisan agreement in at least on the surface on china in washington. you know, one of those rare areas where both democrats and republicans recognize that there's a real threat there. but you see the difficulty in actually doing anything that delivers on. that for instance, you have this horrible restrict act approach to banning tiktok when that's a power that the united states government never has needed in order to do something like banning tiktok. they could do it tomorrow in a simple rifle shot of a bill, and yet they won't come together and do that. there's a real test right now, i think, for our leadership class about how they're going to stand up to china. it's one hinge to meet with the taiwanese president, that's a good thing,

in the eyes of the electorate of normal people there, who are there, are, as it were, far from the blm other things, of course, the exchange is not equivalent. so, probably, the inmates are spies of the real yes, the value, so to speak, of each exchanged. uh, in the eyes of exactly the one who wants someone to have a hurtful look, when this value of our fugitives is here, it will fall so much that it is more agreeable. wait, wait until they the value will fall completely in general, this is amazing. but i think that tikhonovskaya was chosen out of hopelessness, because they didn’t have time to prepare someone else, because they put her husband in jail. they didn’t calculate the option, again they didn’t have a plan b, their problem is that they never have a plan b they are so arrogant narcissistic self-confident that they don’t even draw plan b for themselves forgetting that you can not only win but also lose. i told them, get out that guys, playing their sanctions. you forget that you can play together and it's still unclear who will win traditionally i'll ask the last about a philoso

unfortunately travis county cares about dangerous antifa and blm mobs than justice. without having an appeal court overturn the conviction, sergeant daniel perry could face listen in prison. back to you. >> ashley: thank you so much. fox news alert, tensions high around taiwan. >> todd: taiwan foreign minister warning about an uncontrollable cold war. alexandria live with the latest. alexandria. >> alexandria: an airstrike carrier joined in, taiwan reportses fighter planes have crossed the taiwan strait and concern for island democracy run high in part to response of taiwan's president visiting with kevin mccarthy last week and discussing hardening the island nation in the event of an attack by china. this projection of what a missile attack could look like if they were to strike taiwan. >> the chinese exercises this couple days have been very serious. if you look at the authority of the chinese air force together with ships coming close to taiwan and any accident might spark an uncontrollable war between taiwan and china. and if other countries are trying to interve

the reparations commission was created in 2020 on the wave of protests of the blm movement, the authorities. then i just couldn't resist. first they discussed 100,000 dollars per person, then a million, but now that san francisco has come forward, they also offer not to waste time on the initiative and pay their oppressed 5 million dollars in the state. i think 5 million dollars of reparations is too little but the work that native black americans have done for this country and for other countries is 7.5 million. this is the amount that can be used reasonably wisely, otherwise the total price tag of the proposed payments has already reached 800 billion dollars, this is 2.5 times higher than the entire annual budget of california that is, to get even for the sins of the ancestors of the current california 2.5 years will not be able to pay for the transportation of the school of medicine for the poor relief program. well, that's all. what is included in the budget is usually a family in san francisco - it will cost about 600,000 dollars. and it's just for reparations that everyone cares about

in 2020, following the blm riots, they decided to side with defund the police activists and decided toe officers with guns, law enforcement officers, and replace them with social workers. so today we're facing a crisis where there are no armed guards on metro. it is essentially social workers. that is one reason that crime is spiralling. yet none of our woke progressive leaders are willing to take a step back and admit their policies have led to spiralling crime. >> ashley: i got to bring in paul, an l.a. business owner, he will join us now. good morning to you. i want your thoughts on thisun aring classical music in the subways right now? >> in my opinion, it doesn't matter what they do. you know, if you're going to talk about movies, look at any zombie movie, it doesn't matter what you do to prevent them from attacking. there is nothing you can do. classical music, guards, activity on the sidewalk, it doesn't matter, they keep coming. like your guest was saying, there is no police, no enforcement, no appetite for police or enforcement. the problem is, metro is l.a. county. l.a. count

meantime, governor of texas wants to pardon an army sergeant found guilty of killing a blm protester attorney general ken paxton blames on soros-backed prosecutor and more interested in radford dallas cowboys agendas than justice. ken paxton joining me next. achier that was from the new -- ashley: that was from the new super mario brother's movie and it was the biggest opening of the year and broke records in two categories: video game adaadaptations and animations. super marrow proving to be retrocochlear it -- super mario proving to be pretty super. susan, i did not see super mario. susan: no, but no matter how old you get, it never gets old and princess peach is my favorite. ashley: i watched peter rabbit 2 to get into the easter spirit and it was kind of fun. guest goat to the market movers and start with apple. ashley: mario is a class and i can apple is the same thing and apple is one of the biggest drags today because the world's biggest company saw a sharp drop in max sales in the first quarter of this year. down about 40% according to idc research and every pc maker going th

olympia school district had history of controversial policy, one was appointing blm activist that said- one established a student group and the principal said no white students were allowed. what is this doing to the kids? >> well, this is causing a lot of division and a lot of damage. it sounds nuts to probably a lot of people, we are living through this here. as a result of all of this and policies being implemented, we are losing students in huge numbers, not talking about handful of students, hundreds of students are exiting the district and all citing these reasons. you cannot sustain a school district with a mass exodus of students, it is just not sustainable. for funding or anything else. >> this is about fifth grade instrumental music. fifth grade instrumental music. we are going to reach out to the board for comment. we'll keep you posted once we get an answer. we appreciate you coming on the program and telling us about this, this seems not right. hunter biden going on the offensive into family corruption. >> james: that is just a drop in the buckets, this is national securit

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then in the summer those same democratic politicians are letting antifa and blm a lot of our witnesses conflated those, letting them run loose in place like portland and elsewhere. then you had the same democratic politicians often defined in terms of like conspiratorial stealing the election from donald trump in november. we saw this clear through line that these individuals, the oath keepers, rob boys and other groups and entrÉe to become involved in far right extremism because they were told that all the propaganda the oath keepers and others were putting out about constitutional duty to take up arms against tyranny, that was the crisis point. 2020 provided a rolling crisis for them to jump in. to your point, mary, you saw political organizers welcoming these actors into their camp and not shunning them as violent paramilitaries. one example that sticks out to me is jericho march on december 12, 2020 in washington were a lot of groups converge and judgmental chat that include sort of pro-trump political organizers and members of the oath keepers including sue rhodes talked about the

will have it on campus and left basically everything chalked up with trans rights or human rights, had blmnd pro choice all over the place and we were forced to send it off campus, the park shut down and we moved it across the street. everybody that showed up needed to show up, we had a few protesters, but there was fruitful discussion. >> todd: they threatened students whose literal job of campus events, they threatened students with expulsion if they follow through with their job, right? >> yeah, that is what students were hearing from behind the scenes. it was two-faced. some staff members were people i met on campus earlier in the day. they were supposed to have the speak it event later. they are acting all friendly, but have been threatening kids behind the scenes. all they wanted us to do was try to put on an event, blame us for the violence and pushback, like they did with riley gaines. kids do not need to fear they will not be able to get a diploma just because they try to exercise their free speech and try to protect women's spaces and women's sports. for school that cares about d

updated standards which means there won't be a job as a sequel whether shark shows its support for blm by eating republicans only. why does it have to be called a great white? he also admitted he's guilty of it himself regretting edited firearms out of a scene from hi classic movie atp. on the left is the scene from the original the 1982 version government agent holding a gun and on the other one as you can see in the circle, there is no gun. that's the 20th anniversary edition released in 2002. as you can see he's holding a walkie-talkie instead. if any movie should have the guns removed as anyone dalot baldwin is working on. who are you going? i didn't shoot anybody. i wonder if the director thinks that that was a mistake? >> that was a mistake that was mistake i never should've done that because et is a product of his era. no film should be revised based on the lenses we now are either voluntarily or being forced too. three. here was the original et before it was changed. >> elliott, come here. i learned this move from senato joe biden. can i tell you a secret? this isn't my finger.

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garza is criticizing texas governor abbott's plan to pardon daniel perry, convicted of murdering a blm protester during the riots. the governor's statement that he will intervene surrounding the death of garrett foster is deeply troubling. garza is being criticized for letting numerous criminals off easy, including those accused of murdering 26-year-old father of two, christopher branam. his family spoke to us this morning. >> he cherrypicks who to prosecute and who to let go. >> we had grand jury indictments for all five involved in our son's murder. he kind of ignored those grand jury indictments, dismissed charges for one other suspect that was very, very strong evidence against that man. >> ashley: one of the three men sentenced for branam's death will be up for parole in just three years. >> todd: the moment a former fire commissioner is brutally attacked with a metal pipe outside his mother's home in san francisco. don carmin, was hospitalized, had surgery on his skull. the suspect charged with assault with deadly weapon and aggravated battery. carmin sharing this disturbing comm

if black lives matter and all lives matter, you would see blm lifting up money through covers and notg, of course. you would see reflective blacks in the community saying, get up in their faces and do this and that, but not going to chicago. obama is willing to build that library and degentifiy and replace black grandmas, but not go to hos hometown that is on fire right now? >> david: it is not just black on black crime and frankly it is crime coming out of predominantly black neighborhoods in chicago that is spreading around the city. it is beating a woman to the ground during the feral teen takeover in downtown, a white woman. it has gone beyond that. i want to go to something, look at these things bigger picture. brandon johnson in 2013 spoke at the socialism conference and talked about getting teachers to wear red t-shirt on friday and getting young people to wear the red t-shirt. do what i did, go and look at his speech at socialism conference. in 2013 he said this, 10 years later found path for the ctu, socialists at the top and used anybody by any means necessary. black people

we said no to the blm riots, and we made sure if you write or loot or engage in mob violence you don't get a slap on the wrist like they do in portland, you get the inside of a jail cell because you are held accountable. we also understand that these district attorneys that are getting elected usually with massive contributions from people like george soros, represent a threat to the rule of law. want to pick and choose which laws to enforce, they want to weaponize the power of their offices to target people they don't like, and when we had an attorney like that, a district attorney in tampa that had been funded by soros and said he would not uphold the laws of the state, i removed him from his post. he is gone. [applause] the people also stand with us in supporting the concept that our schools are about education, not political indoctrination. we want to have the rights of parents upheld. we want to do like we did in florida and band critical race theory in our k-12 schools. we should not be using tax dollars to teach our kids to hate our country or to hate each other. we also believe

. >> tucker: so during the last outbreak of arms extremism, which was the blm riots of 2020, former army sergeant called daniel perry was driving for uber in austin, texas. he was an uber driver. he's in his car and a mob of rioters surround him in the middle of the street and begin hitting his car. one member of the maybe was garrett foster. foster is a militant with a hisry of waving his rifled at people. he approached perry's driver side window with an ak-47. he raised the rifle and when he did that, perry shot and killed him in self-defense. the lead detective in the case and the austin police concluded it was a justified shooting. if that's not justified, there's no such thing. but because austin, texas the justice system was overseen by a soros funded d.a. perry was charged with murder for defending himself. tonight we are sad to tell you this man a military vet and driving and uber car was convicted of murder. that means in the state of texas if you have the wrong politics, you're not allowed to defend yourself. so this is a legal atrocity. so obviously unjust that tonight we exte

that's extra happened, -- a that's what happened during covid, started with the blm stuff. nba different than bud light. bud light getting into a far left cause because that's what corporations do these days based on the pressures they have. you can go from the blue can to a silver can very easily. more difficult to say i'm quiting the the nba completely. it's not just like one team, i'll go to a different team. it's a different league. good for phil jackson to speak out. he may take some meet. he speaks for fans in that context. sports comments day tores and -- p commentators, they're not speaking like fans. rachel: this is interesting to me. i get like you can move from bud light to coors or some other beer. there's only one nba. they're awesome and everyone wants to watch it. and attempts to boycott never last, like with the nfl. but you can boycott the sports media. there'alternatives, i'm assumino far left sports journalists or you announcers. >> you don't have to call it a boycott. people tune out things they don't enjoy. when you infuse sports with politics, people d

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hunter biden, joe bind, hillary clinton, blm rioters, you name it, they seem to be above the law or beyond the law and that's the real concern. it's amazing to watch the left be unwilling to at least acknowledge that there's a massive political deponent to this, which is obvious. they can't because of their obsession with trump so they make up another phrase that just blatantly isn't true and repeat it and hope we'll believe it. stuart: bend and twist the law till it suits your purposes of indicting the man and fitting the crime. the quick clip life of jesus, special fox nation special. you're part of it and i want to run a quick clip. roll it please. >> we're on the southern steps of the temple mount. >> this is the epiacceptabilitier. >> temple point -- epicenter. >> this is the temple mount and if we had the technology to scrape the dna content, you could find the dna from the son of god on one of the stones. >> you can see with the religious establishment wanted to kill them and in their mind they needed to kill him. stuart: jesus turning over the money changes tables in the temtemple.