commissioner brandon? >> commissioner brandon: thank you, rod, for this report. it was very detailed. i think that it's one of the more detailed reports that i have seen and i think you guys did a great job on the assessment. like commissioner gilman said, it is daunting, but thanks to speaker pelosi again for helping us to crawl our way through this with the resources to be able to at least repair some of them. thank you. i appreciate it. >> vice president woo ho: thank you, rod. i concur with my fellow commissioner comments. you did a thorough job and it was actually helpful to have it in conjunction with what we talked about earlier in the budget, to understand what firpa really means and you illustrated really clearly the need. and it was detailed and self-explanatory and i have no further questions. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> commissioner covington: carl, income item. >> clerk: an informational presentation to the proposed update to the port's write-off policy. >> good morning, deputy director for real estate, and here to give an informational pre

larry: brandon brenneman from the abc station in sacramento has the latest. brandon: activists to the left of governor newsom have been watching and don't like what they see. >> we are here from this press conference to: governor newsom to be the people's governor. and not pg&e's governor. brandon: they watched newsom win office with tooth out -- 200,000 dollars in pg&e money and they watched pg&e turndown paradise ashburn down paradise, -- pg&e burned down paradise, then they watched the governor bail pg&e out of bankruptcy. >> at issue today is what we are calling pg&e's license to burn. brandon: arson investigators recently announced pg&e sparked the dixie fire, burning one million acres last year. they do not think it was innocent and forwarded it to prosecutors. for criminal charges. . pg&e is planning to take $150 million out of a state insurance fund to pay for the damage of the dixie fire. it gets to tap out front because last year it had this -- an official state safety certificate, created by the law gavin earned -- governor newsom not only signed b

brandon has become a code for insulting president biden. it started when nascar driver, brandon brown was being interviewed a few months ago after winning a race of the crowd behind him. again, chanting an expletive about the president, but the reporter thought they were saying, let's go. brandon, political commentator, chad whitmore told us that he believed freedom of speech in the us is increasingly under attack. if the contract says you can't wear offensive clothing, then what is offensive? that's all subjective. that's of the beholder. he makes the point that if someone wearing black lives matter math, when people find medicine, they think it's a dog whistle for communism, for violence. things of this nature was that works would be asked 3, but the math obviously not. there's also the other thing. this man was also wearing a let's go brandon sweatshirt and he was master sweatshirt because that might be a little more complicated. but he was asked to replace the mass, so it's not, it's not directly probate or, or maybe what offends one pe

i guess we have massive local brandon. is it a prima? see? also a passenger accuses an airline violating his freedom of speech after he's asked to remove his face mask because of the anti bible. let's go brandon slogan written on it with direct from studios and moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us now canada's prime minister who recently fled the capital as thousands of truckers and their supporters took to the streets to vent their anger. about vaccine mandates appear to have poured fuel on the fire by calling them a mob of racists who steal food for the homeless. i want to be very clear. we are not intimidated by those who hurl insults and abuse at small business workers and steal food from the homeless. we won't give in to those who fly racist flags. we won't cave to those who engage in vandalism or dishonor the memory of our veterans. i've been a truck driver for 18 years. i've never had an accident. never had a violation. and what my government is supposed to have my back. when you're in

brandon has become a rally. cry for people criticizing president biden. and his policy started when nascar driver, brandon brown was being interviewed a few months ago after winning a race car began chanting an expletive aimed at biden. but the nbc reporter allegedly thought they were saying, let's go. brandon passenger, adam rodney again says that the selective censorship is killing freedom of expression in society. we, we do have free speech. i think it's, you know, being taken away from us by, you know, one sided censorship. i mean, you see on social media. ready all the time that it's you know, let them know, jump, supporters will post things you know, they'll be taken down or you know, things that they support. but if you talk to the other side, it's not censored. so i feel like, you know, the freedom of speech there is, you know, being, being taken away and it's basically one side of that is for me, i'll be back at about 32 minutes with another look at your weekly stay with the started trash ah, with bring you the very latest every out the day. this

brandon has become a code for insulting president biden. it started when nascar driver, brandon brown was being interviewed a few months ago. after winning a race of the crowd behind him began chanting an expletive about the president, but reporter thought they were saying, let's go. brandon. we spoke to that very passenger, adam or donia. you think the issue was because of the flight attendants, personal views rather than it being an airline requirements. it is a public, you're an airline, it's a company. ready that they can enforce you know, policies. ready and things and things like that, but i still, they get balls on their freedom of speech because it was, you know, it was basically violated. it wasn't spirit, it wasn't spirit palsy that i should not wear this. so it was, it was a direct situation with the actual bite attendance. i mean anything will offend anybody. and if it's not, it's all personal, saying it's not, you know, she might have thought, you know, something else was offensive if i, but if i would have had, you know, by 20

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i just, i can't wear a massive says, let's go brandon. like this. anybody i don't understand fully incident happened on the flight from cleveland to tampa and florida. one of the crew said it was all acceptable for the passenger. other redone get to display what he claimed was a political statement, fighting or line policy. and we spoke to adam himself, who said the incident is but the flight attendants, personal views, not the airlines rules. in the public, you're an airline, it's a company that they can enforce, you know, policies and things and things like that. but i still, they get balls under freedom of speech because it was, you know, it was basically violated. it wasn't spirit, it wasn't spirit policy that i should not wear this. so it was, it was a direct situation with the actual flight attendance. i mean anything will offend anybody and it's, it's not, it's all a personal thing. it's not, you know, she might have thought, you know, but is it something else was offensive if i but if i would, i had, you know, i didn't 2024 or 5 math or anyt

let's go brandon slogan. all that video of the instant spread on social media rocking up more than 500000 views on tick tock during the week. not america anymore. the american anymore. the company here. if i had a b l math on what did it been? ok, what does that mean? like like that or? no. what does that grand in? what does that mean? it's my name. but isn't it freedom of speech to have the mascot? is it? is it a pretty massive home? i just, i can't, we are massive says let's go brandon like this. anybody, i don't understand just out some context of what we're seeing there. the incident happened on the flight from cleveland to tampa in florida. one of the crew said it was unacceptable for the passenger album. read. don't go to display what she claimed was a political statement, citing airline policy. we spoke to other men self, who stays the instant us about the flight attendants, personal views, not the airlines rules. in the public, you're an airline, it's a company that they can enforce, you know, policie

brandon. we spoke to the spirit headlines, passengers who told to remove the mouth haven't done you thinks the route more to do with the flight attendant person a few rather than an airline who in the public, you're an airline. it's a company. ready that they can enforce, you know, policies and things and things like that, but i still, they get balls on their freedom of speech because it was, you know, it was basically violated. it wasn't spirit. it wasn't spirit palsy that i should not wear this. so it was, it was a directional situation with the actual flight attendants, i mean anything will offend anybody. it's all a personal thing. it's not, you know, she might have thoughts. you know, something else was offensive if i but if i had, you know, 2024 or anything, anything of that sort. what she had told me to take it on, you know, and i don't, i don't think that would be the case. i think if she would have liked this, she wouldn't let me, let me wear it. the passenger next to me had a and i f

and let's go brandon slogan on it. a video of the incident, i got attention on social media, 500000 views via tick tock during the week. not america anymore. the american anymore. the because if i had a b, l math on what did it been? ok, what does that mean? like like that or? no. what does that grand in? what does that mean? it's my name. but isn't it? freedom of speech that have the mascot. is it? is it a freedom to see? is this massive home? i just, i can't, we are massive has lots of brandon, like anybody, i don't understand the incident that happened on a flight from cleveland to tampa. one of the crews that it was unacceptable for the passenger, adam rodonna to display a political statement, citing the airlines policy that we spoke to adam himself, who says the incident is about the flight attendants, personal views, not the rules of the ally in the public. you're. ready an airline, it's a company that they can enforce, you know, policies and things and things like that. but i still think it falls under freedom o

so they were saying, let's go, brandon. and other madonna again says censorship is killing freedom speech. we do have free speech. i think it's you know, being taken away from us by, you know, one sided censorship. i mean, you see social media. ready all the time that it's you know, let them jump, supporters will post things taken down or, you know, things that they support. but if you talk to the other side, it's not centered. so i feel like, you know, the freedom of speech there is you know, being, being taken away and it's basically one sided and that wraps it up for this sunday morning news bulletin. appreciate your company. join me for updates in half an hour i ah ah mm. mm mm mm mm. hello, welcome to world employ competing interest and power politics have existed as long as nation states came into being spurring the development of diplomacy on the one hand and viewing arms races on the other. every now and then, especially in european politics, diplomats and generals get sidelined by demagogues, hold on for training a

when you get up and say, let's go, brandon? let's go, brandon. let's go, brandon.o, brandon. god bless. 2024. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome matt gaetz. representative matt gaetz: thank y'all so much for coming to hear me. [cheers and applause] my colleagues liz cheney and adam kinzinger are having a conference at the national press club in washington dc to talk about how real republicans should behave. [laughter] i am glad to be here with all of you in the free state of florida, this is donald trump's party, and i am a donald trump republican. [cheers and applause] the rent is too damn high. they told us that, then they were elected to office. the gas bill is high. the grocery bill is high. and yes, the rent is too high. the tender swindlers are treating them them better than others. when i ran for congress, i thought the doj, the fbi, the cdc, those were supposed to be the good guys. simpler days. i was extorted by that former doj official. the fbi saw one of their own lawyers change evidence to frame president trump. they are cheating more tha

brandon brown was being interviewed a few months ago after winning a race. the crowd behind him began chanting and explaining that the president, but the reporter thought they were saying, let's go brandon. a passenger i remember don't or again says censorship is killing freedom of speech. we do have free speech. i think it's, you know, being taken away from us by, you know, one sided censorship. i mean, you see social media all the time. that if you know, lot of, you know, jump supporters will post things, you know, they'll be taken down or you know, things that they support. but if you talk to the other side, it's not censored. so i feel like, you know, the freedom of speech. there is, you know, being, being taken away and it's basically one side of all right, highlighting some of the top stories over the weekend of the day with the weekly program. hereon, audience measurements, what hop off 6 now sunday evening. thanks for joining us. more highlights to come when we were at the top with with with a directly we sell advertising content to us and decide who

i just, i can't, we are massive says let's go brandon. like anybody, i don't understand what the incident happened on the flight from cleveland to tampa . one of the crew said it was unacceptable for the passenger. we saw the other donna to display a political statement, citing the airlines policy. we spoke with them himself. he says the incidents about the flight attendants, personal views, not the airlines rules. it is a public. you're an airline, it's a company that they can enforce, you know, policies and things and things like that. but i still think it falls under freedom of speech because it was, you know, it was basically violated. it wasn't spirit. it wasn't spirit palsy that i should not wear this. so it was, it was a direct situation with the actual flight attendance. i mean anything will offend anybody. it's all a person all saying it's not, you know, she might have thought me might, you know, but is it something else was offensive? if i put, if i would have had to see, might have plenty, plenty for error, black by mad or anyt

brandon has become a rallying cry for people criticizing president biden on his policy. it started with nascar driver, brandon bryan was being interviewed a few months back about winning a race. the crowd began shunting alex plaintive aim does biden. but the nbc reporter allegedly thought they were saying, let's go brandon passenger. them raton guy, again, say selective. censorship is killing freedom of expression in society. we, we do have free speech. i think it's, you know, being taken away from us by one sided censorship. i mean you see on social media. ready all the time that it's you know, let them jump supporters, post, bang, you know, they'll be taken down or you know, things that they support. but if you talk to the other side, it's not censored. so i feel like, you know, the freedom of speech. there is, you know, being, being taken away and it's basically one side of now one of the most heartbreaking things a parent can do is sell one child, so the others can eat. and not very thing is happening today in a country dealing with what seems to be a never ending mo

brandon is a code for insulting president by started by no. nascar driver, brandon brown was being into interviewed a few months ago after winning a race and the crowd behind them began chanting and exclusive at the president. but the reporter thought they were saying, let's go brandon. a passenger adam or don't are again says censorship is killing freedom of speech. we do have free speech. it's i think it's, you know, being taken away from us by one sided censorship. i mean you see media. ready all the time that it's you know, let them jump, supporters will post things and you know, they'll be taken down or you know, things that they support. but if you talk to the other side, it's not censored. so i feel like, you know, the freedom of speech there is, you know, being, being taken away and it's basically one side of i dropping off the news cost for this hour here live on ortiz or national in moscow. thanks so much for joining us here on the sunday, it is the sunday program highlighting the top storage of the week end of the day. if you could join us for another one, we're back in with

let's go brandon slogan on that video of the incident. got attention on social media rocking up more than 500000 views on tick tock during the week. not america anymore. the american anymore, the company here, if i had a b, l math on what did it been? ok, what does that mean? like like that or? no. what is that? well, that's what grand in. what does that mean? it's my name. but isn't it? freedom of speech to have the mascot is it? is it a freedom to see? is this massive home? i just, i can't, we are massive says let's go brandon. like this. anybody, i don't understand. well, li, incident happened on the flight from cleveland to tampa. the one of the crew said it was on acceptable for the passenger, adam redondo to display what she said was a political statement, citing airline policy. and we spoke to adam himself, who says the instant is about the flight attendance, personal views, not the airlines rules. in the public your, you know, an airline, it's a company. ready that they can enforce, you know, policies and things and things like th

is now running for congress, brandon and from san diego a mom of four medical is a o'connor joins meank you so much for joining me. i want to go to mr. mischa you're running for congress why is this such a big issue for you and other parents across the nation? >> yeah, this turned a year ago today we were talking about opening schools, it went from opening schools to accountability of our elected officials. now, in virginia, where i live, we have an executive order that governor youngkin put they give parents the right to choose and what we're having is elected officials who are saying we don't have to listen to you either at the local level, state level or the national level. and parents are fed up and so i threw my hat in the ring because just like so many millions of parents throughout the united states we're tired of the direction this administration is taking us. and you know, people can go to find out what we're about an how we're going raise bar in washington but it is a parents 'movement and together we're goapg to raise the bar movement. >> brandon i think you make an intere

commissioner brandon. >> commissioner brandon: elaine, thank you so much for this report. it was very detailed. and really happy that we're taking the time now to update the strategic plan because there's so much in front of us, but i do want to say that your team have done an incredible job of weathering through the last two years and getting resources and making the waterfront safe and accessible for our tenants and our visitors. so i really want to thank you and the team for that. and i think that it is absolutely phenomenal that the waterfront land-use plan is in the final stages and, diane, and i wish her and her team and the working group just have done a phenomenal job with the waterfront land-use plan update there were a lot of great details in your report. and, like commissioner gilman said, i am glad that we are focusing on economic growth and recovery and equity combined, so that in this recovery, everyone will feel welcome and able to join in on all of the opportunities available at the port. i wanted -- my one question is about the zinzinn everyonea, i didn't

well, brandon lewis s-ueakin apparently? well, brandon lewis speaking on _ apparently? well, brandon lewis speaking on itv last night said i apparently? well, brandon lewis. speaking on itv last night said this was not some sort of stitch up between the dup and the british government. the government has been saying that operating the protocol checks is a matterfor the saying that operating the protocol checks is a matter for the stormont executive. so the indications we are having from the westminster government is that it is not going to intervene over the head of the stormont exec executive to reinstate those checks if indeed it stop. instead the westminster government is emphasising it is still in negotiations with the eu to try to resolve the remaining difficulties about the northern ireland protocol. it is committed to try and find a resolution in those negotiations. mourning the reaction from the european commission in brussels, they have said it is unhelpful. the foreign minister, simon coveney, a very important voice on the eu side has said he thinks it will be

brandon has become a code friend. so thing president buys began, when nascar driver from them brown was being interviewed a few minutes ago if you'd want to raise the crowd behind, didn't saw the chance and explained to the president. but the reporter both thought they were saying, let's go brandon messenger, adam, or don't you again says censorship is killing freedom of speech. we, we do have free speech. it's, i think it's, you know, being taken away from us by, you know, one sided censorship. i mean, you see i've also media all the time that it's you know, let them jump, supporters will post things, you know, they'll be taken down for, you know, things that they support. but if you talk to the other side, it's not censored. so i feel like, you know, the freedom of speech there is, you know, being, being taken away and it's basically one side of that, rob. so for this news, i, thanks she company to join me if you can for updates in touch with one of the mic. no said, you know, borders a tease and you parish as a mer

news contributor and brandon tatum, spokesman for quest. we know that americans are very concerned about crime. you can look at any number of pools. 81% say they're concerned or very concerned about crime. that's why there was some negative reaction when you look at this sound bite from over the weekend when jen psaki was asked about coverage and what different networks are focused on. watch this. >> and on fox, is jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. what does that mean, right? so there's an alternate universe

alexa knierim and brandon frazier.it is so surreal it is still sinking in, processing, its been a long day for both of us, but all in all we're just so privileged to be part of such a successful and amazing group of of people that helped win this medal. >> alexa, you are adding to your trophy case. you had a bronze i think it was back in 2018 that is when you and your husband skated together. and now you've got this new dynamic, brandon and tell us what it is like to be on the ice with each other. >> oh, it's such privilege and a blessing brandon and i have a great working relationship on the ice. we push each other every single day. him and i have very similar work ethic. and it is what i think propelled us to be successful so fast. and when we took the ice to compete or practice every day. it is like we're just in this tunnel vision and it is just game time. and i love that about us we're just go getter >> so you guys earn a personal best in the team short program during the free skate there was a moment we saw you a

brandon brian was being interviewed to a number of months ago about winning a race. the crowd begun shunting exclusive aimed at by the reporter allegedly thought they were saying, let's go from the passenger, adam red, don guy again. se selective. censorship isn't killing freedom of expression and we, we do have free speech. i think it's, you know, being taken away from us by one sided censorship. i mean, you see as also media all the time that it's you know, let them jump, supporters will post things, you know, they'll be taken down or you know, things that they support. but if you talk to the other side, it's not censored. so i feel like, you know, the freedom of speech there is, you know, being, being taken away and it's basically one side of no, it can be difficult to practise international diplomacy when certain states don't really want to talk next worlds apart of things are likely to improve or deteriorate further? decade progresses, they post with with mm welcome to worlds apart. competing interest and power politics have existed as long as nation states came

subtle, brandon. subtle.longside the headlines, "study says head researchers underpaid," and "crisis in the break room: we've run out of pringles." "brandon denied favorite snack." up in canada, police finally disbanded the anti-vaccine trucker protests this week. and so far, it is not going well for the canadians who got arrested. in a bail hearing, the husband of one of the protest organizers told the canadian court, "honestly? i thought it was a peaceful protest, and based on my first amendment, i thought that was part of our rights." to which the canadian judge responded, "what do you mean, 'first amendment'? ( laughter ) what's that?" yeah, you're a canadian! ( cheers and applause ) you're up there-- where? there! that way, right? canadians aren't protected by the u.s. constitution! i'm pretty sure canada's founding fathers were gordon lightfoot and a very opinionated bowl of poutine. ( laughter ) also, also, fun fact: the canadian constitution does have a first amendment, but theirs isn't about freedom

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brandon case, the son, waved his gun around, and demon theriault said i'm not going to stop if someoneving a gun at me, so he sped off to get away from them. that's when he discovered five bullet holes in his van. now, what made matters worse is he says he called police dispatch and they didn't take him seriously. he says he then called and went down to the brookhaven police department, but it took them eight days for father and son, brandon and greg i can vry case, to come into the police department and be criminally charged. he says it's quite simple -- he was a black man in a neighborhood where these two white men didn't think he belonged, and that is why he believes they shot at him. he also says this reminds him of a similar case in brunswick, georgia. take a listen. >> honestly, in my humble opinion, i think they were because after the initial shots they continued to chase me. i can only imagine what they would do if they had caught me. i think there are similarities and i feel it's my responsibility to speak up because of ahmaud arbery. i do it for him and me as well. >> he 's s

like brandon lynch, thousands of irish bombers have planted spruce trees for harvest. the irish government says these plantations are also a bone to the climate. it was all settled, but many environmental activists say that's not the case. and a lead from citizens initiative agrees that they say the monoculture plantations do more harm than good. not too long ago, adrian kelly's farm was surrounded by spruce trees. then the entire plantation was clear cut practically over night. it was a disaster for the soil ecology and the land now lies palo. but there were problems even before the plantation was clear, cut will shadow on my end cuz weird the northern say the show and said well, the feed though, good. 3040 meters, oak the feet. so this was, had become useless. if i want to take, spend the hold and i can't expand because as you can see, i can't go so i can't go east either. soon, new spruce trees will be planted here. for the local activists monoculture, plantations are nothing but greenwashing their moneymakers. yes. but the health of the soil, biodiversity, and even

brandon, in 1995, spent 126 days hospitalized.ain surgeries they could not tell me for 45 days, if brandon would live. th they informed us that if he did survive, he would more than likely never walk or talk again. but we have a young man who is now 21 years old, and he's a walking, talking example of what miracles are all about. >> reporter: the oklahoma city bombing remains the worst domestic terrorist act in american history. it changed the country in ways that are still being felt. >> people forget how different the world was when the bombing happened. and i think its feelings of safety and security because if it can happen in oklahoma city, it can happen anywhere. if it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone. >> we became a more cautious society. barriers went up around federal buildings. you have more security. the seeds of homeland security were actually planted by timothy mcveigh. >> there were other changes, as well. the attack led to significant engineering improvements that allowed buildings to better withstand exces

joe concha and former police officer, brandon tatum. first, ever-paul covering the services in houston. hi, jeff. >> martha, hundreds of family, friends and fellow officers gathered in houston to say good-bye to corporal charles galloway. it was a very somber and emotional day as they remembered the man that died protecting the community he loved. they had a riderless horse a flyover and a 21 gun salute and end of watch radio call. ensued the church, corporal galloway was memorialized with words. assistant chief kevin hubbard spoke of the courage of the man he worked with and the high character of the friend that he knew and lived as chuck or chucky. corporal galloway became a constable more than 12 years ago. he left a six figure job to enter law enforcement. one of his colleagues spoke about his call to service. >> i just want to follow my dreams. see, his dream was to make a difference. his dream was to serve his community. >> investigators say corporal galloway was shot and killed during a traffic stop last month. a suspect, oscar r

. >> brandon, you also told me as you can hear the chance from the crowd.andon." >> laura: this begs the question, is nascar turning on its own fan base? cohost of the clay travis and buck sexton show -- project 21 cochair. nascar is an incredibly awesome sport and gray people associated with it. but what is going on with the woke -ification of nascar? it's because they're making a bad decision. this is a delicate dance many businesses at some point in time try to finagle. they're trying to figure out how do we keep the longtime diehard nascar fans but also get younger? and instead of trying to appeal to them based on eight sports-related angle, they are going with a woke angle and they'd open headlong into the culture wars. i think it's a really bad decision because neck ophthalmic nascar has been on a downward hill for some time in the way to get everybody back i think is b, entertaining races and incredible stars to build around. they have not been able to do that. instead, they have tried to go the woke route. to the nfl's credit, they have pretty much

brandon case has been charged with attempting to cause bodily injury with a deadly weapon. and his father gregory case with conspiracy to commit aggravated assault. both have pleaded not guilty and are out on bail. their attorneys did not respond to abc's requests for comment. and tonight, gibson's attorney is calling for federal hate crime charges. >> there's no doubt in my mind this is a copycat crime. you have the gregory and brendan case, who seems to have copied off the mcmichaels, who chased ahmaud arbery because he was suspicious in a white neighborhood in georgia. >> reporter: fedex is now paying for gibson's therapy. but the victim says he's still angry, because fedex sent him back to the same neighborhood a day after the shooting and did not offer him paid leave until the incident became public. in a statement, fedex says employee safety is top priority, and they remain focused on gibson's well-being. >> faith, thank you. >>> history made at the olympic games in beijing. speed skater erin jackson taking the gold. she is the first black woman to ever medal in the s

they misspelled the word brandon. like that's a hard one. why were they saying let's go brandon? familiar with that phrase, it's like a kind of code among the pro trump crowd for f joe biden to become a rally in crime for pro trump folks all across the country and republican elected officials. but for whatever reason, this particular group of nazis feel like that is the right message along with all the kill the jews stuff, and for whatever reason they believe this is the right moment, to go out and gather in broad daylight. joining us now is carlos guillermo smith. his district includes the area we did not see groups gathered. he said yesterday, hatred and antisemitism have no place in our community. i am appalled to see nazis rallying in the eastern orlando district that i represent. they are never welcome here. representative smith, i appreciate you taking the time taking the time to be here. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me, rachel. first, i'm sorry this happened in your district. it is -- at least at some level, it is a terrorizing thing for people to come up aga

joining me to talk about this is brandon tatum a former police pe officer. your thoughts.merica's inner cities being driven into ought grounds by democrats and blaming it on everyone but themselves. >> thank you for standing up and being a bold man of courage. because of people like you our country does a better job. i wish more men were like you and i. democrats are destroying that which they claim to defend. they don't want young black people to be more educated. they don't want to invest in them. they give them handingouts and they graduate without even being able to read. they come out on television and say police officers in this country or police departments are systemically racist, then they claim to throw money at them as if it's going to fix the problem. when you damned a police department and destroyed the morale. you won't see your city turn around. they cry about what republicans are doing and white racists are doing, but they are the ones destroying the black inner city communities and america as a whole. dan: i ran for office myself three times, didn't win. i

why were they saying let's go brandon, if you are unfamiliar with that flaz, it's like -- that phrase, it's like code among the pro trump crowd for f joe biden. it's become a rallying cry for pro trump folks all over the country and even for republican elected officials, but for whatever reason, this particular group of nazis feel like that's the right message along with all of the kill the jews stuff, and for whatever reason, they believe this is the right moment to go out and gather in broad daylight, orlando florida. joining us now is florida state representative carlos smith, his district includes the area where the nazi group gathered on saturday, and he said yesterday online, quote, hatred and anti-semitism have no place in our community. i'm apauled to see nazis rallying in east orlando district i represent. they are never welcome here. representative smith, i appreciate you taking the time to be here tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> first, i'm sorry that this happened in your district. it is at least at some level, it is a terrorizing thing. f

[crowd chanting "let's go brandon!"] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senator josh hawley. [applause] sen. hawley: just a year ago, they were trying to censor us, silence us. they have just told me that -- [indiscernible] --even worse than i could possibly have imagined. just look at what joe biden has tried to do in the space of one short year to this country. he has turned the fbi of the united states onto parents of the united states. treating school board parents at school boards as if they are domestic terrorists. sending fbi agent's to knock on people's doors if they have the temerity to stand up and say i don't want my kids to be masked in school. i don't want my kids to be taught critical race theory. he's tried to use the instruments of our own government, to divide us, to separate us, to turn off speech that he doesn't want, that he doesn't like, that he doesn't approve of. look at the southern border. he's opened up the southern border and has said to every cartel on the north american continent, come on in. the southern border -- sometimes we say it is chaos. th

brandon.youngkin's victory in november was to push this issue forward in virginia. >> northern virginia was a big catalyst for that. parents who stood up. myself and so many others throughout the county who said our voice matters. we had a 25% higher turnout in the election and we are making progress locally. more and more turnout throughout the country. youngkin getting elected is great fighting for parents. i put my hat in the ring to run for congress. we need to raise the bar in washington, d.c. people can go to brandon for congress.com and find out more about how we together are going to figure it out but it's parents and citizens movement and taxpayers movement that we're tired of our elected officials putting youth as second class citizens. the most innocent in our population. told what to do. told they're evil and will kill somebody if they wear a mask. all we ask for is the option as parents to choose what is best for our families and we'll do that and continue the movement. >> bill: a