bolden described the president has someone, "for getting elected was the only thing that mattered." >>> protesters at san francisco's golden gate park brought down statues. more controversy beyond these historical figures and now the mayor responded. >> reporter: a major cleanup in san francisco's golden gate park after protesters toppled statues and vandalize the music concourse area friday night. videos posted to social media show the moment francis scott key was dragged to the ground. key, wrote the lyrics to the star-spangled banner. he was also a slave owner. protesters knockdown the statue of former president and civil board general ulysses s grant and the statue of junipero serra. >> he represents conization here in california, at the expense of native peoples. >> reporter: professor bridget ford said the nationwide called by protesters, and politicians, remove statues linked to racism is long overdue. >> i think what is happening, a question right now, about who is represented in our public spaces. we are not going to lose our past cop by taking down some statues. >> reporter:

the power panel slides in operate scott bolden, former d.c.rty chairman and former chair of the national bar association pac. fox's political analyst and founder of caldwell strategy consulting. great to see. i haven't seen a bit, i want to go to you you first, where the president is now. politically, what it all means. >> gianno: if you can give me a few seconds to address america, harris, for a lot of folks today, they feel under attack. for the last three months with coronavirus, with the unemployment numbers, and now we have racial unrest and tension, this is a time where we all need to take a collective breath and know that it's going to be okay. we are a resilient country and we will be okay. when you think about president trump and the protests and the riots, that should never be allowed. i am for "law & order." i think the president needs to push these governors in their particular states, and these mayors, to be about "law & order." this is no longer about george floyd. his brother responded to that, that george wouldn't allow this. i

bolden alleges that the president wanted to support farmers in key states, so he sold out the nationalnterest for his personal political interest. sound familiar? , my center public and colleagues? sound familiar? >> but the person in the room, robert lighthizer, says that never happened. he was talking with the senate committee in which he said, "absolutely untrue, never happen. i was there. i have no recollection of that ever happening. i don't believe it's true, i don't believe it ever happened." just a short while ago, the white house trade advisor, peter navarro, with harsh criticism not just of the book but of bolton himself. listen here. >> it is deep swamp political equivalent of revenge porn. he got fired because he didn't obey the chain of command, he was out of touch with what president donald j. trump stands for in terms of foreign policy, he created his own home autonomous zone near the white house. he disrespected everybody. he had nothing to do with the china policy. >> bolden talks at length in the book about the impeachment process. he accuses the democrats for focusin

it looks like the white house will do whatever i can to try to stop bolden from getting that book out in public. >> neil: have they got wind of what is in it? >> they have gotten wind from what is and it from the publisher and certainly they saw the information. it was submitted for vetting, so they know everything that's in it. i'm sure there's a lot that's in it that they don't like. that is the reason why they don't want to see it published. the official reason they are giving is that, is that it's full of classified information. it would reveal national secre secrets. >> neil: got it. on hydroxychloroquine stuff, they were kind of dancing around about what that means. saying that this was a relief. i didn't understand that. >> they were really sort of very narrowly defining it, the secretary said what the fda did today in terms of saying hydroxychloroquine is no longer used in the hospital. that means the sickest patience that they were using it for, they didn't find it particularly beneficial so they're not going to use it in the hospital setting anymore. they will continue to pr

the mole was ever banned i don't think we've ever had a book then but the shocking part of this is bolden himself what terrible things was to happen to john bolton right to have him turned like this i mean john bolton . is was right of right right saw. a car would tie would trouble i've got to be nervous. i would be nervous now larry is what we know the game will gain traction we know the bolton has excoriated the president in this book he says all of trump's decisions especially those on foreign policy are all based on how it would impact his reelection chances he went on to say that the president is self-involved single minded about pursuing and preserving his own self interests now you will have known donald trump at least the new york real estate mogul for decades would you agree with how bolton frames him and is there anything you might want to add to that description. donald trump is a narcissist and the guys have a bindon eye and everything about trump is how it was and how does it affect trump we i think we like to him knowing that he's an i person not a weak person he seems to ha

excerpt from the book claims that president trump asked china's president for help to win reelection bolden also wrote that president trump told the president trying to move ahead with detainment camps for muslims. while trump says the book is full of lies. bolton blasted the president in a recent interview i don't think he's fit for office and i don't think he has the confidence to carry out the job there really isn't any guiding that i was able to discern other than what's good for donald trump's reelection, i think he was so focused on the reelection. that longer term considerations. fell by the wayside. meanwhile secretary of state mike pompeo is accusing the former national security adviser of being a traitor and pompeo says that based on excerpts from the book john bolton is quote spreading lies half-truths and fall in his statement pompeo went on to say quote it is both sad and dangerous that john bolton's final public role is that of a traitor who damaged america by violating his sacred trust with its people. now that pompeo says he hasn't read the book which is scheduled for releas

russia continues its military activities on the basis, and isis and other terrorist groups are em boldened, both state and non-state actors promote disinformation and propaganda. and the rise of china is fundamentally shifting the global balance of power. keeping up the race for economic and technological supremacy, multiplying freedoms and increasing competition over our values and our way of life. nato 2030 is about how we adapt this new normal. and to do this, we must stay strong militarily, be more united politically. and take a broader approach globally. so first we need a strong military aliens to protect our democracies and to continue to compete in the more competitive world. our security has not gone away while we are focusing on the pandemic, just the opposite. as we look to 2030 we must continue to invest in our armed forces and more military capabilities. they have kept us safe for over 70 years as they continue to do today. security is the foundation for our prosperity now and in the future. but military strength is only part of the answer. we also need to use nato more politi

in it bolden: as president, unfit to lead.urity via deserves that he will not vote for donald trump or joe biden and the clarification coming after a few media outlets reported bolton would be voting for joe biden. my pd officer has been suspended without pay and not move coming after video was released showing an apparent chokehold incident and the officer was one of four involved in the arrest of a black man on sunday morning for reportedly throwing garbage at police. in a statement police commissioner said quote, while a full investigation is still underweight there's no question in my mind that in the immediate action is necessary but i'm ashley strohmeyer, back to fox nation unauthorized history of socialism. ♪ bret: returning to fox nation presents the unauthorized history of socialism. following the russian revolution socialists rose to power in other countries too. they had different ideas but nowhere did the reality of socialism live up to its promises. vladimir lenin died of a brain hemorrhage in january 1924. he was

and nobody knew on october 14 th, 1973, and up security, fayetteville, north carolina parents bolden courageously migrating to houston, had no idea that third homes that god had birthed someone that now belongs in a rightful place of history. we all begin in obscurity. we don't know where we will lan in history. the question of theology is wel as is where is god in all of this. always been. god didn't cause it, but god ca certainly use it. unfortunately, we've almost turned it into clichÉ, but it i christian bedrock belief, but it is a tree believe that all things work together for the good of them who love the lord and are called to his purpose. to this family today, god is working his way, and he has bee where he always will be. i leave you now with these words , trials dark on every hand , and we could not understand all the ways that go will lead us to the blessed promised land, but he will guid us with his eyes. we will follow him until we die and then we will understand it better by-and-by. [applause] ♪ lord, we give you praise. ♪and lord we bless your name. ♪we lift our voices

educator jamal bolden leads ellio eliot engel.olden has surged due in part to the increased tension in racial justice. carolyn maloney leads the house oversight committee and holds a narrow lead over saraj patel, a liberal opponent she beat in 2018. in kentucky, the democratic senate primary is between moderate amy mcgrath and charles booker who also surged in recent weeks thanks to increased focus in the case of breonna taylor. they're set to take on mitch mcconnell in november. the primaries were held on the same day that former president barack obama and former vice president joe biden held their fund-raiser. mr. biden warned not to take the election for granted. >> we can't be come police into or smug, that it's so obvious this president hasn't done a good job. look. he won once. it wasn't like we didn't have a good clue as to how he was going to operate the last time. >> the biden campaign says it raised about $11 million last night. that's its best one-day haul. gayle, there are just 132 days left until election day. >> but

bring in our power panel, trump 2020 senior legal advisor in constitutional law advisor and scott boldener d.c. democratic party chairman and former chair of the national bar association. let's start with you. foreign governments try to meddle in the last election, it is logical they would try to do the same thing. why not with mail-in ballots? >> sounds to me like they are inviting the russians to do just that. i have run elections. that's not going to be the case here, and it is a safe and secure way. >> melissa: you have to pause now, got to give jenna a chance to respond now because we are on delay. jenna, he teed it up like this is a very precise system and the states have their own thing and they are impenetrable. doesn't sound like the voting places that i've been to, but i like to give the benefit of the doubt. how do you respond? >> first of all, it is absolutely ridiculous and very unethical to sit here and say we need to protect the ballot integrity and the ballot box in foreign interference. that's a completely debunked live. >> melissa: hang on, let her finish. >> said that

. >> bill: one more thing, president was asked about it and he said the only thing i liked about bolden was everybody thought he was crazy. when you walk into the room you're in a good negotiating position because they think you're going to war if john bolton was there. he is going to go on a big media tour. this is not the end of it. you could argue this is just the beginning of it. >> this is the beginning of it, it's such a predictable nature to the p.r. of this, there is no bombshells, nothing in here goes beyond what anybody previously thought about president trump for better or worse. this is about john selling a book, and that's why he's going to go on the tour and doesn't want the book to be did delayed by the justice department. he wants to get the sales now that he's put in the work. >> bill: thank you for coming on. ari fleischer. thank you, nice to see you. back to the supreme court ruling blocking the trump administration for more than half a million young immigrants. we will bring in bret baier. good afternoon to you. how do you score politically? in this election year? >>

the president says if bolton's book does get out, he's broken the law he would think that he, bolden, would have "criminal problems." shannon. >> shannon: well, you know how it works with driving up book sales. it's getting a lot of attention. we'll see. kevin, thank you. was the atlanta palouse shooting a justifiable use of lethal force or murder? our experts weigh in life next when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. shipstif your child doesn't th1 iseem themself at times,ed. of online sellers. they may not be hydrated enough. wabba wabba! all new, plant powered creative roots gives kids the hydration they nee

. >> harris: well, bolden is talking.e is calling president trump unfit for office and ripping his dealings with russia. >> i think putin thinks he can play him like a fiddle. i think putin is smart, tough, and i think he sees that he is not faced with a serious adversary here. i don't think he's worried about donald trump. >> harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts outside the white house. john? >> harris, good afternoon to you. we've heard the allegations from john bolton, know the story is to turning to white house pushback. criticism from democrats as to why both and waited to reveal these revelations in a book instead of presenting them before the house intelligence or the house judiciary committee during the impeachment process. what has democrats really incensed is the fact that, in the book, bolton charges the democrats committed impeachment malpractice by a narrowly focusing impeachment on ukraine, both in writing the president is willing to intervene into investigations of other countries like turke

. >> martha: matthias bolden was an abolitionist that argued against slavery and for the rights of african-americanshe also helped established a school for african-american children. he paid the teachers salaries there. it was baffling to see the philadelphia statue in his honor vandalized with red pate and the word "colonizer" following the "black lives matter" protesters in late may. the philadelphia friends of matthias bolton park "he hired blacks in his shops when that was not the norm. he was "black lives matter" before there was a slogan. joining me now is karl rove former deputy chief of staff of president bush, historian carl, good to have you with us tonight. that is one example of what we have been seeing. in some cases seems arbitrary and sort of analytical when it comes to some of the statues. >> a better way of putting it is ignorant. and what became the major american manufacturing locomotives in 1825 and philadelphia and integrated his workforce. by 1835 miles you said he was underwriting's school for black children in philadelphia. january, 1838 the state constitutional convention wh

the case was called bolden versus the city of mobile. they weren't sure that they wanted to act on this. the local sent it back to mobile, and it went -- ultimately it came back to the citizens to vote on it. the citizens voted on it and it was approved. when it was approved, they split the city into seven districts. three of them which were majority african american. so we had an african american representative at the table, since 1984. we have also had an african american mayor. now, those individuals represent their district. each district currently is getting 3 million dollars per district. if they do not spend the money like the constituents want, they will go somewhere else. at least, we are sitting at the table now, and when decisions are made and when the money is allocated, which means it can be spent in their communities as opposed to other areas of the city. it was probably one of the most profound decisions ever made in the city. it took that case something like ten years to get through the system, and the judge that finally

the president is often punching back bolden book denounce trump as unfit for office.nn coverage of him is largely negative and media rarely mention the coronavirus risk of the racism protest. >> i would encourage all of you to covert protest in the same way that you covered the rally goers. president viewed defenders as he had buffalo protesters but he's not going to change as "times" urging him to tone it down, i have to be myself. in washington, howard kurts fox news. jon: for more on what we can expect from the rally tonight let's bring in one of president trump's campaign surrogates republican senator from arkansas. cotton he's a member of the senate arm services, and intelligence committees and as you can see he is right there on the floor of the president's rally of the rally has been criticized as being an indoor event too soon in the age of coronavirus. what's your thought on that, senator? >> well i think it's great to be here in tulsa with president trump as he's about to launch the great american comeback. under president trump leadership, we have built str

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york, but the reality is words of rhetoric, as we've learned from a right, in terms of the distant boldenint in the disempowerment of the nypd and conversely the empowerment in the emboldened mint the bad gu guys. they get it, they see there's no support. they recognize what the police are doing. if they that they could go in and punch an active-duty uniformed police lieutenant and knock hi his teeth out with bras knuckles. his eyebrow at the me of empowerment came up and then let the precinct on fire. madness of the highest level and it comes down to zero leadership. we have leaders who are masquerading as leaders but have zero leadership qualities. and they're not supporting their police and i tell you, we've seen it time and time again and to dan's point, our phones are on fire from throughout the city, people begging, begging, begging, begging to protect them. it's unbelievable. it's absolutely astonishing. >> sean: must work, dan bongino. houston, by the way, george floyd's original hometown, he went to rebuild his life when he made this move and was trying to do so in minnesota. las

russia's reported corona virus infection total espoused 6 100000 restrictions of being that despite bolden $7000.00 cases in the past 24 hours alone 8 and a half 1000 russians of diet after contracting the illness. we'll get a weather update next here on al-jazeera then showing some military muscle russia marks victory in world war 2 on the eve of a crucial vote. at a warning from the german health but instead of the country could be in danger of a 2nd wave of corona virus infections and later in sport the premier league striker who is running out of time to save his season. how i once again welcome some of the look at the international for coskata generally clear across much of the middle east a little more cloud into southern parts of amman as should be at this time of the year chance of one of 2 spots of drizzle down towards the fos up towards but not too much to speak of elsewhere is the hot sunshine yet again 42 celsius here in doha hottest still in kuwait at 47 celsius and something in between for baghdad as we go on into friday will notice the breeze just picking up around the gulf

and simon bolden they use it because of other people's anachronisms. nothing like citing or blaming someone else for your own anachronisms. there is a lot -- i have to go and look at -- i want to look at galloway. it is not just galloway. i want to look at some of the irish writers, greta knabb has things to say about this. one of the really interesting early proponents of this is john cartwright who writes a pamphlet. he calls american independence, the glory of great britain. what he means by independence its legislative independence. he is envisioning what we would at critically call a commonwealth -- he publishes in 1776. i talked about him and my first book. how quickly we forget. right at the start of the war. he may use the term commonwealth in there. of course, when someone like cartwright or james berke, another person who is talking in terms of scotsman. they are actually thinking of themselves as commonwealth men, there were some commonwealth women as well. catherine macaulay being one of them. it harkens back to an old republican style, so

mayor benjamin, when you very boldened and with great innovation took action in columbia, let me read to you what you said. we are about to go into one of our darkest periods in the last 100 plus years. we need to be prepared on the front end to do everything we can to save lives. you were castigated when you took the action but i applauded it. and i want you to share with us what you feel, the impact on saving lives that your action made. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman. it was simply the right thing to do. we have always been guided by our true north which when you take into all of the various concerns and considerations that my colleagues have articulated this morning, this afternoon, our true north has always been the preservation of human life. that indeed that you can't be pro-business without being pro-public health and that you had to be driven by good, solid public health data driven by testing and contact tracing and supporting isolation. but testing gives you good data. data gives you intelligence to allow you to make good sound public policy decisions an the urgent acti

. >> man accused of being the bolden state killer will appear in court today. to plead guilty to series of assaults and murders during the 1970s and 80s. the former police officer expected to take a deal that spares him the death penalty an in return he will admit to the 26 charges against him. along with 62 other crimes that could not be charged because of expired statutes of limitations. thousands take to the streets blocking a major highway in colorado, but demanding justic for elijah mclean, the protesters gathering in the denver suburb of aurora with a 23 -year-old black man died in police custody last august. the police involved were cleare of any wrongdoing. now the governor has asked the states attorney general to reopen the investigation with the special prosecutor. >> speaking a protest, growing concerns by rehab seattle residents because this is the chop zone the organized protest zone. it has gotten rowdy in recent days. their been a couple of shooting in the past couple of days wher at least one person has been killed. the city of seattle wants tho