gofundme immediately shut down candace owens' account. in a statement, go fund the accused candace owens of "inflammatory statements that spread hate, discrimination, and tolerance, and falsehoods against the black community." go fund may did not acknowledge that candace owens is herself black, but of course it wouldn't matter anyway because racism no longer has anything to do with race. it's a way to control disobedience. one of the people who changed how our professional class understands the term racism. the author of the barely literate but deeply influential book white fragility. probably hurts some sociology professor yapping on cn cnn usig that term. she announced that claiming you're not racist is no longer good enough. in fact, it is evidence you're a racist. "i would urge white people to remove the phrase i'm not racist from their vocabularies." you got that new rule? they spring up out of nowhere like mushrooms after rain but you'd better take heed. people say they are not racist are especially racist. got that? it is the chine

the top performing post of the week was this post by candace owens, far-right wing commentator denigratinge floyd. she was in a meeting with mike pence. she goes on there denigrating george floyd and she gets tens of millions of views on facebook. it shows how this is a radicalization engine. >> zuckerberg talks about how he wants facebook to elevate good voices in the public conversation. but if you look at the voices that facebook is elevating, if you look at the content that is going viral, you have, for instance, like you said, that candace owens video was the top video on facebook this past week and she's saying all sorts of things about george floyd and denying any systemic racism problems. so there is a deeper fundamental issue with what the facebook algorithm and social media algorithms they reward. is it provocative incendiary content or more reasonable voices? time and time again you see the former do well on social media platforms. and i think that's the issue that these policies, these terms of service things they come up with, those don't really address the deeper issue with t

we're talking about candace owens, not to bring too much attention about this young lady. but the president tweeted something that -- she said that george floyd has been held up as a martyr and it sickens her because he had a criminal history. the last time he was in jail was in 2007. the president retweeted that. i don't know what to make of it. i'm going to leave it with you. >> you know, i wrote an op-ed about miss candace owens two years ago. it's interesting that she continues to argue that police brutality and racism is not an issue when, in fact, she was paid $37,500 for allegations of racism by the stanford public school system. it's interesting that she comes out and she continues to do this. when we talk about martyrs, it's very interesting how often we see maga evangelicals criticize people with a questionable past that they've been redeemed from. if you look at people in the bible, there are plenty of people that god used, david was a murderer, right? he still made him king. this whole idea that just because somebody had a criminal past that they somehow cannot

they had the heritage foundation there and candace owens there who has been critical of george floyd saying he's a horrible human being. the vice president has not explained why they thought that's the person to invite to the session. it was not open todd ted to the. they later put up photos on twitter. whether t the vice president is going to meet with leaders today. the president himself has not had any listening plans take place in the white house. >> scarramucci and jim mattis and john kelly, and now he's calling them all something different. do they decide and not a surrogate for joe biden but just to keep making their point. the wall street journal touched on this today. mr. trump went through that like assembly line, his thin skin clashed with people who care about larger causes and have strong views. mr. trump blaming others for policies that went wrong and also build resentments. no question about that. it is boomerang. the question is will it continue and how significant may the impact be if you have john kelly, gjim mattis and lisa murcowski sending a messag message -- may

the black conservatives like thomas sowell, candace owens, shelby steele. my film simply raise these questions and rather than this igniting a healthy debate within the black community about which is the best policy that can advance the black community, people like that are shunted, shot it down, maligned as self loaders and uncle tom and as a result, healthy debate does not take place. the movie is not mad, i'm not angry at these people. frankly i feel sorry for them because we're not having the debate about whether or not we ought to be rethinking our assumption, our allegiance to the democratic party. it is hurting the black community, hurting the very black people that people like black lives matter claim that they care about. that's why have done this will become uncle tom and you can go to uncletom.com. >> tucker: and ie hope that people will. they are most important part of this is that when you pipe up and give your opinion, no one even engages your argument. instead, they denounce you personally on the basis of your dna.an that would drive me crazy

that's candace owens, this week the president retweeted comments by her saying she was sickened by the that george floyd was held up as a martyr. this weekend the president will spend his time behind closed doors here at the white house behind an expanded security perimeter ahead of expected continuing protests here in the nation's capitol. he had been scheduled to go to his golf property in bed ministe minister new jersey but his aides said it would not be good for him politically. >>> the nfl commissioner makes a noteworthy announcement. roger goodell admits the league was wrong for not listening to past protests of its players. up next, the one name not mentioned in goodell's statement. this moment. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts cracked. the kind of a crack that comes from the loss of a job; from life plans falling apart. we didn't ask for it... but we are rising to meet it. and how far we've come isn't even close to how far w

garden, the president retweeted a video conversation with conservative commentators glenn beck and candace owen where they impugned the character of floyd. she was a guest of -- meeting other notable african american officials to talk about the instances of police brutality and the protests. now here is how that conversation played out where owens impugned the character of floyd. >> the fact that he has been held up as a martyr sickens me. he was not a good person. >> kristen, you get a sense of how that is drawing more criticism for the president because he retweeted that conversation. >> yeah. kelly, owens is certainly getting a lot of scrutiny this morning. meanwhile, the white house is looking a little different this morning. kelly, what can you tell us? snienlt the president has been in a battle with the mayor of the district of columbia, muriel bowser over who controls this area. she used a vivid way of muriel art about who is in charge here. she had the city write the words black lives matter along the street heading towards the white house and at the scene where the peaceful protests ha