you have a big case with breanna taylor, what can you tell us?one thing i will say as relates to this taylor is part of the reason i was here in dc was to speak with the fbi and the department of justice as relates to the case. we are waiting on some information about domestic analysis being undertaken. we hope to receive that information soon, analyze it and make judgments from there. one of the things i noted in the speech is republicans recognize those who fight in earnest for justice, equality and peace, a foundational tenet of the republican party, always has been since its founding. that is something i tried to articulate this evening but at the same time we cannot just -- blake's mother mentioned we cannot stand for lawlessness and chaos in this country and so as republicans and as americans people see the violence that has hijacked the peaceful demonstrations, people are worried about that and donald trump and the republican party stand ready to make sure we have law and order across the country while also recognizing the responsibility f

. >> attorney crumbp, breanna taylor, and what do you say as an attorney is the things that citizens, people watching us all over the country can and should be doing that helps create a climate for justice for these victims? >> reverend al, i think what martin said was very important when the milwaukee bucks took that activism and refused to play, where they didn't just refuse to play, they took action as lebron james and giannis said, it's not enough just to get upset and say something, we have to do something. these voting polls that they have set up in all the arenas now, that's where anybody and everybody can and should be doing. we should absolutely be voting early. we should not trust the mail-in ballots. we have to go vote not just at the top of the ticket, reverend al, but also for who those local district attorneys are and who the city is because thatmayor i going to appoint who the police chief is so when they have a george floyd or breanna taylor, they will treat them like a citizen from a different area code. what we want, reverend al, is all our children to have an equal

they were shouting breanna taylor, senator rand paul is from kentucky, where breanna taylor was shot and killed by police in her own home. >>> san francisco mayor london breed will hold a news briefing to discuss plans for reopening more of the city from the coronavirus restrictions. san francisco has helped struggling businesses by providing micro grants. cash awards that do not need to be paid back. a jamaican restaurant received a $10,000 grant from the city's resiliency fun. it allowed the restaurant to stay open. they went from serving 3000 meals per week before the pandemic 20, within a week of the shutdown. >> the resiliency fund was created to support the small businesses who are being most detrimentally impacted from covid-19. >> the first round of funding gave small businesses and other forms of aid beyond federal and state relief. san francisco has raised 28 million dollars for a second round of funding, hoping to help businesses. >>> all of the republicans and the state senate are blocked from going into the state capital building. republican senator bryan jones tested po

>> we are really at a crossroads moment between the recent murder of george lloyd, breanna taylor and 70 others and the coronavirus. we have come to a moment where we can really continue to re- create tou inequities in education system that were already there, or we can work to create something new. to create something new there are some schools that are doing things like really thinking about how do they assess students when they come back and non-punitive ways but raise ways that really helped them understand where students are to take them from where they are to where they need to go ey are having a lot more ar. interaction one-on-one between teachers and students, all the things we know students real need and in some ways we could use this as an opportunity to re-create education ways we have needed to for far too long. >> thank you. facebook to our viewers and one of them asks, how ours they making this available to staff said schools are supposed to regularly test staff, how are they supposed todo that and who pays for it? at the moment they are saying staff should done by testi

. >> after the death of george floyd and breanna taylor that you got some resistance to the resistance white supremacy rises and falls again and defined by those traumas inflicted by the past. it is part of a reckoning that much of your work seems to ask us to do. talk about that and why you think it's important for whites to understand, and you do this brilliantly in "the new york times" piece for you invoked the poet i will let you save it you were trying to say that my klansman is not the same or the slave patrol is not the same but there is a certain entitlement attitude. can you talk about that why they are implicated from the traumas of the past? >> the more we acknowledge the experiences of our predecessors the better off we are and honest we are about current circumstances. and the experience of enslavement harkin down and to be a fighter for white supremacy speaks down to the present the mentioning the protest of the summer it's an encouraging time with a surprising turn of events and one could see and in a way that suggested regarding ourselves and history for the first time

both thejustice, george lloyd, breanna taylor taylor and ahmaud arbery, because lives matter. saw last night's rollcall, and don't forget, joe and kamala can win by3 forget, joe and kamala can win by 3 million votes and still lose, take it from me. so we need numbers overwhelming so trump can't sneak or steal his way to victory. text vote 30330 to get started. 100 years ago today, the 19th amendment to the constitution was ratified. it took seven decades of suffragettes picketing and going to jail to push a small closer to a perfect union. if the five years ago, john lewis marched and bled in selma because that work was unfinished. tonight i am thinking of the girls and boys who see themselves in america's future because of kmaala harris, a black woman, the daughter of jamaican and indian immigrants and our nominee for vice president. this is our country's story, breaking down barriers and expanding the circle of possibility and to the young people washing —— watching, don't give up on america. despite ourfloors watching, don't give up on america. despite our floors and proble

to yvonne martin, breanna taylor the list goes on. we could sit here and name 100 people. orlando castillo so who the president is matters so i'm excited on a task force who currently runs the leadership conference and then the justice department under eric holder with the obama administration on the task force eric holder department of justice with ferguson and baltimore. and that changes only lasting and enduring. people that cared that care about communities and justice so over the last couple of years because of the bible footage. it hurt me to watch it. i don't want to have to watch things like that to watch people of color or anyone we shouldn't have black and brown bodies being murdered on video as a course of justice. but the fact that they are seeing these videos and to have these conversations, it helps to bring awareness. and to create change. into the biting campaign for the platform drafting committee i'm excited about that you have because it with a young and american leaders. i'm very excited about the work that i do and as one of the cochairs but hopefully

he mentioned george floyd, breanna taylor and covid-19 and said our country will get through these hard times by embracing the american journey, not socialism and empowering bureaucrats in dc. jillian: what was your big take away? >> if night were a blues album it would be venom and rage, venom directed at the democrats and rage, undercurrent of anger. i read the previews, saw donald trump talking about this being uplifting but i didn't see that. i saw a lot of anger and a lot of denying, you wouldn't know we were in a pandemic, 30 million people unemployed, to look at this lineup. it wasn't just it was darkness. it was the american carnage donald trump talked about in his inauguration speech, radical socialism. if you're a suburban woman was a swing voter, told they were going to move people in that didn't look like you into apartments. it was all fire and print stone, not a lot of other than that. todd: is that fear justified based on what we are seeing in our democrat run cities with democrats not saying anything about it at their convention? >> i think you would like it to be about

for george floyd, for breanna taylor, for the lives of too many others to name.e've got to do the work to fulfill that promise of equal justice under law. here's the thing, none of us our free until all of us are free. >> tucker: there is no vaccine, it looks like the patient won't make it, sorry. america is dying from the virus of racism and there's nothing we can do, we've reached the limits of modern medicine. we have to let the country go and start over. kamala harris was hardly the only one to say that. speaker after speaker this week hit the same theme, america is beyond redemption. tear it down and build a new country with us in charge. there is no vaccine for america's sins, it's terminal. it's unlikely that any major political party has ever had speakers to say anything like this from the podium. attacking the country you are trying to lead as a radical move and it's not a good way to win a majority but this message wasn't aimed at the majority, they would rather you didn't hear it. that's why they trotted out to joe biden. the job of the president is to

unique position having so many televised games that we would be able to show our activism, have breanna taylor on the back of our jerseys and be active and vocal in that sense. >> you made an important statement. van, go ahead. >> i just think we're seeing better leadership coming from athletes, better leadership coming from people like doc rivers than we are seeing right now from the entire republican national convention. you would think in a moment like this, where you have this issue front and center. you have lawlessness in a police department followed by peaceful protests which then became lawless, lawless vigilante. he's the president of law and order he's not speaking to vigilante violence, the issue in the police department. you would think this would be a golden moment. you've got your qunconvention, whole world watching. you would say something and bring out all the lawlessness and instead picking on athletes at least trying to use their athletes for good and to lift up the issues. again, i actually agree with the president, this is a clear choice. it's becoming a clear choice betwee

and most stupid of all, the attack senator rand paul when he literally wrote that justice for breanna taylorct. they are a pathetic pandering joke. the republicans in the campaign this was the best week since 2016 and you can already see the impact in the polls. what's the lesson? reaching out works. being positive works. yes of course it's vital to tell people the consequences, but keep showing that positive inclusive feel-good face. please share this when we post it. joining us now, two stars from the republican national convention, trump 2020 advisory board member natalie and black voices for trump, clarence henderson. so great to see both of you. clarence let me start with you. just tell us why you as someone who is there really fighting for civil rights, putting everything on the line back in the 60s, you are now supporting president trump. remind us why. >> i am supporting president trump because he is the person to be president of the united states. he does not kick the can down the road, he comes up with policies that adhere to all the situations in america. i have yet to see him put

you have a big case in kentucky with breanna taylor and people waiting in that action as well. >> one of the things i will say as it relates to miss taylor, part of the reason i was here i dc was to have an opportunity t speak with the fbi and the department of justice as a relates to the case. we are still waiting on information from the fbi as it relates to ballistics analysis being undertaken. we hope to receive that information and then be able to analyze it and make judgments from there. one of the things i noted in th speech this evening was that republicans recognize those who fight in earnest for justice equality, and peace, that is a foundation or tenant of the republican party and always has been since its founding. that was something a try to articulate this evening. at the same time we cannot just as blake's mother mentioned, we cannot stand for lawlessness an chaos in this country. so as republicans and as americans, i think people see some of the violence that has hijacked some of the peaceful demonstrations. people are worried about that and president trump, the republi

instead the hat said make america arrested the cops to kill to breanna taylor. she was killed by louisville kentucky police in march. >>> we have video for you, the toronto raptors released a video showing an alameda county president, it was released as part of a counter suit against alan strickland, a deputy who filed a federal lawsuit earlier this year against the coach in the nba. the raptors defeated the warriors and the nba final, when this couple happened. the jerry tried to walk onto the court and strickland try to stop him. in the video, jerry appears to have his credentials in his hand, but puts it back into his jacket pocket, when strickland shoves him and he pushes back. strickland sued, claiming that his injury will result in permanent disabilities. >>> victims of violence confronting the golden state keller, the terrifying memories being recounted in the courtroom as the judge is preparing to hand down a sentence. >>> what a new report from a republican-led senate committee is accusing vladimir putin of doing and how president trump is responding to

both times calling for justice for jacob, and breanna taylor.he for wins including artist of the year, song of the year, cinematography and breast collaboration -- best collaboration. >> gaga has the trike on word for her work as a musician, actress, and philanthropist. ashley, foxnews. >>> the u.s. open tennis tournament in new york got underway this morning but with some changes because of the pandemic. players will face off at the billie jean king national tennis center, with no fans. two players, one from france in the u.s. have already withdrawn from the tournament after testing positive for covid-19. >>> now to stanford university which is going to great lengths to help avoid the spread of covid-19 on campus. university leaders say they will start to turn away any community member trying to access the campus. the school says it is working to minimize interactions between nonessential visitors, students, and staff. they will be required to display stanford id cards. way up north, chico state is canceling classes for the rest of the semester

for it to come out now is really interesting because i wrote the book before breanna taylor before george floyd. it shows how timeless brutality against black people is in this country. as an american tradition at this point. the fact that i detail some of the historic murders dating back the last century. and the last presidential election cycle. the fact that that is timeless really shows how black people have always had to die in spectacular fashion. as we sit at this time a racial recognition as they say in the making i'm very excited about the focus. i'm cheering them on for sure. i will be satisfied until a power shift accompanies the culture shift. i think as long as the narrative is that right people should allow black people freedom that they should allow black peer players to neil. the narrative is such that the power left fully. was white decision-makers. i think we have to disrupt power at every level until the powerbrokers look like america. we literally look at your book. you have this on the cover in the air but it talks about black voters in the right -- white narratives.

breanna taylor should be alive today. aubrey should be alive today. eric garner should be alive today. stephan clark, tatyana jefferson, they should all be alive today. so, it's up to us to carry on the fight for justice. our actions will be there legacies. we will always find ourselves in what john lewis called "good trouble." the names we do not know. the faces we will never see. those who can't mourn because their mom murdered and it go viral. please join me in a moment of silence for the souls we lost to hate and injustice. when this moment ends, let's make sure we never stop saying their names. ♪ >> sean: that's the type of thing that we have been saying on this program. it can't happen in america again and i will say this too. we also have to remember, we interviewed on this program our own lawrence jones interviewed the father of that 1-year-old little boy and the grandmother of that 1-year-old child killed in a stroller in a park or the 8-year-old beautiful girl that died in atlanta. that little zone down there. lawrence also interviewed the f