what is it like in chaz?> right now, it is too violent for us to go win.ha as a little bit too scary for us to go in because when you go in and you have a different opinion, they end up harassing you and assaultd you. i have a friend who was a reporter who got assaulted just two nights ago. >> tucker: i'm sorry, i have to stop you there. i've got to check your privilege for a second. aren't developing nations always seized by turmoil? is in that a little racist to say that chaz is violent? >> yes, let me say that they are peacefully challenged right now, and they don't want us to talk about that. in fact, when you hear from mayor jenny durkin, i've never been embarrassed for the city before. basically saying that what w we are seeing isn't really happening. having to board up all of the windows on the doors to the east precinct before removing all of their expensive equipment and all other evidence that everything that they have there and then put a fence around it. meanwhile, there is not a cop in sight. tha

chaz has guns.cial forces teams will emergez like ninjas from the shadows, you may not even recognize the soldiers, some may look homeless, others may be injecting narcotics or shoplifting but make no mistake, this army means o business. they rolled overin the seattle police department, they'll do it to you, too, cnn, watch out. radio host jason, our man on the ground across the demilitarized zone, he joins us. jason, thanks so much for coming on, were you able to cross the border t today? >> well, i have to tell you they actually realize that their border was quite porous, some cops were able to get through so they re-fortified the borders that are there so they can keep some of these police invaders from coming into their nation so it's a little bit more difficult than usual to get in but they have actually confirmed that they are in fact armed and are keeping track of people who are coming in and out of their nation so they are taking their security very seriously but they are obviously also havi

what exactly is the economy of chaz? it is tough.ith limited national resources in a population with virtually no skills of any kind apart from spray painting the f word on buildings, the people of chaz don't have a lot of options for economic development. so they have gone with the extortion through violence. again, just like the conquistadors. it's a time-tested formula and it is lucrative. >> we have heard anecdotally reports of citizens and businesses being asked to pay a fee to operate within this area. this is the crime of extortion. >> tucker: like the nation it broke from, it's mother nation, the united states, the capitol hill autonomous zone is what political philosophers call the proposition nation. as a country based on an idea rather than a particular people. the founding idea is magna car carta, raison d'etre. it's very, very bad. the police are bad and should be abolished. not surprisingly, chaz has banned police from its territory. the surrounding city of seattle seems okay with that decision. does the government of i

in fact, "chaz" is "largely leaderless, and lacking a clear idea for its future." so, like the rest of america, but with free snacks. now, a lot of people don't know what to make of the "chaz," but trump knows he can scare his voters, tweeting, "does anyone notice how little the radical left takeover of seattle is being discussed in the fake news media. that is very much on purpose because they know how badly this weakness and ineptitude play politically. the mayor and governor should be ashamed of themselves. easily fixed!" (as trump) "i'm told these crazies in seattle have even acquired a doomsday weapon, called the 'space needle'. it's tipped with a deadly revolving restaurant! we must act before the smoking gun turns out to be a mushroom omelette." trump's not the only one making up stories about what's happening in seattle, because this weekend, fox news published digitally altered and misleading photos on stories about "chaz," including this photo. woo, looks scary. you've got an armed man, and a broken window, and three menacing people roaming the husk of an

how would you describe chaz and the occupation? >> oh, it's good. of people out here, unity, a -- trying to get this equality thing going, and it's very peaceful out here. >> reporter: one of the more remarkable things about the occupation is the infrastructure. they are incredibly well-stocked for long haul. >> see all those plastic bags with cards in it. those are all individual donor cards so like most of of this stuff just comes one bag a grocery at a time from folks in the community who want to help take care of each other. >> we have so much stuff that we can't get enough people to take it. >> reporter: people might be on the field or relaxing, having a picnic. there's a meditation society behind me. doesn't really look like the picture of anarchy. what are your immediate impressions? >> it seems like it's a great way to demonstrate what's happening, and this is a very revolutionary time in our history, and i think my kids need to see it and it seems peaceful and under control. >> got a million people, not a million, but everybody has a differ

we have not secured visas to visit chaz. but stay with us for that.ednesday, senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts proposed and amendment to the annual defense funding bill. her wording would order the pentagon to rename all military bases that are currently name for confederate civil war generals. including many of the most those spaces famous in the country. fort benning in georgia, fort hood in texas, fort bragggg

peace love and all that here they have a soft spot for chaz.going to give chaz like they did antifa, because deep down they want to give this group room to be radical because they are kind of living vicariously through them. as the new generation. but they are just not treating them the same. because if they were, those bundy people in the city, they would have snipers on the roof ready for the kill shot. >> juan: [laughs] all right. is this about president trump trying to paint all protesters as terrorists, antifa, a threat without any evidence? even no evidence on any wrongdoing on the part of these young people experimenting with the summer of love in seattle? >> they should have stuck with the name of chaz. it's all about love and the kumbaya. it's like an new flavor of gelato or maybe interpretive dance that they only do with her toes. it's actually, with what the mayor and the governor are doing. they are trying to make it about trump and essentially egg him on. where is the governor? again, it's the obligation to provide some semblance o

the chaz was born after violent clashes with police. >> the medics gave me this because i got shot inhe chest with it. >> can you tell me what happened that night? >> i was about to get on my knees. we all had our hands up. then they shot me and the medics couldn't get a pulse four times. we are unarmed. we're unarmed. why do they feel so threatened? >> reporter: the spd says this incident is under investigation. if policy or law violations have occurred they will take proper steps to address it. >> all the people are here for each other. like we don't want any violence at all. >> everybody is peaceful, man. >> reporter: how do you create the rules for the chaz? >> there is leadership out here. we communicate the best we possibly can. right? and, you know, it is just human decency. hey, what's up? put your joint out and hand it to somebody and come and talk to me real quick. try not to curse either. is it going to always work? absolutely not. i think statistically if you look at the amount of people here and the amount of violence that is occurring, it is so minimal that it reflects v

i watched the tape of one of the leaders of chaz lecturing, he wanted every white person in chaz, autonomousto a black person by the end of the evening. this was a test. are you actually going to give up power, land and capital, you give 10 bucks, then you understand what the ultimate goal of this is and white people i see every one of you and i'm remembering your faces. this has nothing to do with democracy. mayor said seattle is fine, don't be afraid of democracy. this has to do with the soviet communes than it does with democracy and the more the foolishness goes on the more dangerous for the country and democrats like durkin who embrace it. [laughter] chris: well, i can see stringed up, i need an answer, a minute from you congresswoman. let me put it gently, what the heck are governor ainsley and mayor durkin thinking? congresswoman: i think they are trying to deescalate this. i'm not going defend the statements karl put up there but president trump has no support from invoking the interaction act not even from dod to bring in the u.s. military. what are the other alternatives, one to tr

look at chaz in seattle 'd where look at many annapolis the the left has gone crazy in the dems are part of the that's the 1st sale the 2nd sale the dems are promoting burning down our country changing our culture and revamping our culture that's the 2nd sale the 3rd sale is is is is joe biden is his brain is fried and i think this is an interesting thing to just see the video they sent out where they have joe biden and obama running down a hallway and then they've got trump it looks he looks like he's ill walking down that ramp after he gave a speech that's part of the sale and that the dems are a disaster where it comes to the economy and more importantly dems want to do way with police that's the playbook that we're going to see from call rove promised right and one of the things we're seeing right now from trump's people you know those aligned with the campaigns is they are all on the same message and that message right now this week is joe biden is hiding joe biden can't be seen in public because when he is he says stupid things and that's true he does but so does trump but tha

jonathan hunt joins us live from chaz in seattle with more.athan. >> reporter: we're in the very center of what protesters now arthel have renamed the capitol hill occupation protest area, rather than chaz. this is the center of the protest. this is the seattle police or what was the seattle police east precinct, now aban do you knowed of course by -- abandoned of course by police. the big question is if and when the police will come back. to do that, they obviously need the backing of political leaders in the city of seattle and the state of washington. governor jay insley and perhaps most importantly mayor jenny durkin, she is not putting any timeline on it whatsoever. the police chief, carmen best, has been talking as we walk down the streets of the occupation protest area, the police chief was on cbs' face the nation today and she said that she has no idea in her words when and if police will come back to this precinct. she believes they should but she simply doesn't know when. what she said is that she wants to reach an accommodation with

i watched the tape of one of the leaders of chaz lecturing, he wanted every white person in chaz, the, to give $10 to a black person by the end of the evening because this was a test, are you actually going to give up power and land and capital? you get ten bucks, then you understand what the ultimate goal of this is and why people, i see everyone of you and i remember your faces. this has nothing to do with democracy. the mayor said seattle is fine, don't be afraid of democracy, this has more to do if you don't like the soviet communes or mogadishu than it does with democracy and the more this bullishness goes on the more dangerous it's going to be for the country and dangerous for the democrats like durkin who embrace it. >> chris: i can see your pretty stormed up. i need an answer, a minute from you, congresswoman, let me put it gently. what the heck are governor inslee and mayor durkin i'm not going to defend the statements karl put up there but president trump has no support for invoking the insurrection act, not even from dod to bring in the u.s. military. so what are the other

chaz was born after violent clashes with police. >> i was about to get on my knees. we're unarmed.why do they feel threatened against us? >> reporter: the spd said this incident is under investigation. their policies say if law violations have occurred they will take steps to address it. >> we don't want any police at all. >> everybody is peaceful man. >> reporter: how do you create the rules for chaz? >> there's leadership out here. we communicate the best we possibly can, right? it's human decency. is it always going to work? absolutely not. statistically, if you look at the amount of people here and the amount of viles that's occurring, so minimal that it reflects very positively on this experience. wi . >>> this is as a result of elected officials that are failing to enforce the rule of law. if i go 50 yards to my west i wouldn't be allowed in there. i would be concerned about my safety. >> reporter: they say it's peaceful and it's like a party in there. >> the report we have are people inside. i would love for you to stick around until 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. and see your footage an

out of nowhere we see a sign pop up, autonomous zone, chaz and things that say chaz.sters right there videotaping it. i want to ask everyone that was there, did you call it chaz? did you put that up? no one did. >> let's not get hung up on this. are people leaving? is this coming to an end? >> i think a lot of people are leaving. again, i just listen to what people say and i try to convey a message and put that out there. i think there are a few people are going to try to stand there and peacefully keep on protesting because that's what a protest is. >> are police coming in? >> i don't know. we'll see. probably in the next couple of days maybe they will. >> raz simone, thanks for joining us. >> thank you much. >>> we have more breaking news. new york, new jersey and connecticut announcing a travel ban. also, after the president's threat and a night of unrest in wisconsin, the national guard in d.c. and wisconsin on stand by to erect statues from protesters. and i'll speak live to a high school runner who refuses to wear. how do you get skin happy 24/7? aveeno® with pr

. >> reporter: this is the capitol hill autonomous zone, also known as the chop or the chaz.x-block area controlled by protesters after seattle police abandoned the east precinct. now, police don't dare enter and are under orders not to enter any cause in that zone unless there is a mass casualty event. >> once they left, it took a mind of its own like we're finally safe. we finally don't have to worry about police brutality. >> reporter: it wasn't always like this. the chaz is born after violent clashes with police. >> the medics gave me this because i got shot in the chest with it. >> we all had our hands up and they shot me and the medics, like, couldn't get a pulse four times. we are unarmed. we are unarmed. why do they feel so threatened against us? >> reporter: the spd says this incident is under investigation and if policy or law violations have occurred, they will take proper steps to address it. >> all the people are here for each other. >> yeah. >> we don't want any violence at all. >> everybody over here, everybody's peaceful, man. >> how do you create the rules fo

for a closer look at chaz and what's being called the capitol hill protest center, brandy hill joins us, a reporter for our affiliate, cat he'l seattle q-1. first of all, it seems pretty peaceful this morning. what is the mood like when you are sitting at home watching on television, what is it like to be there? >> sure. well, i think there have been some gross mischaracterizations on both sides and often the truth falls somewhere in the middle. i thought jonathan hunt did a great job there of describing what for the most part the vibe is like and what is now being called chop, the capitol hill organized or occupied protests because there are individuals who say we don't want to be autonomous, we want to fix the system we're currently living in. you do have -- i think two things, to square away where we're at. people who refer to it as a block authority or seattle's mayor called it the summer of love, that's a mischaracterization. probably offensive to the people fighting for change to trivialize what they're doing there by calling it a block party and on the opposite end of the spec

seattle's capitol hill autonomous zone also known as chaz. this portion is just under two hours. the gentlelady from washington said we should stop talking about her district and we would not want anyone talking about our district but there is no other autonomous zone in the country. there is this one districts where there is this chaz zone which the gentlelady described as a peaceful protest zone, and also autonomous zone where they watch movies, plant gardens and read poetry. the only thing that does not talk about is police had to retreat. the precinct building is now controlled by who knows who. it is not controlled by the police. that is the concern here. that is what this is about and that is why we support that gentlelady from arizona's amendment. i yield back but i know we have another. >> mr. gates? >> mr. terra, there seems to be a good amount of dispute as to what life is like in the chaz. the gentle lady from washington says it is like a peaceful poetry community garden and yet we see these reports of rapes and delayed response time and videos of people assaulting eac

and it was a tourism add for this great new country called chaz.ucker did it as his show only can take a listen. >> what is life like inside chaz? no police, no laws no, industrial base. and, yet, it's a paradise on earth. go deep inside the borders of the new nation. >> welcome to the nation of chaz. ♪ ♪ the capitol hill autonomous zone located within beautiful counts seattle. the anarchist utopia you never knew you needed it. welcoming committee greeting you upon arrival. luxury accommodation. not wild about cops? good news, because there are none. so come on down to the place where everyone is welcome and diversity is appreciated. as long as you are not a capitalist, a meat eater, a police officer, or someone that stands for the anthem. pete: griff, before your hair cut, you would have fit in very well there. griff: absolutely. i hear they are running out of vegan pizza and la croix. i'm not sure i would make the trip. the kids were excited when i told them to pack the car. this is serious. it's spreading now i'm a ten seen, born and raids. nash

it's been called chaz, chop, free-cap hill. a slice of seattle where antipolice protesters moved in two weeks ago and are now running things, and now the mayor and police are grappling with how to bring the standoff to an end. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: four blocks up, barely that far across, and i s. citizen journalist enters occupied territory. >> every day at like 3:00 there's a lot of different community meetings, a lot of discussion about what this thing is going to be. >> reporter: this afternoon, many feeling validated by breaking news. >> the first charge is felony murder. >> reporter: the former atlanta officer who shot and killed rayshard brooks last friday was charged with 11 counts, including murder and aggravated assault. >> they should be charged, because there's always a better way. >> that makes me feel good. and that's, that's all we want is justice. >> whosets our streets! ho what rr: the capitol hill occupied protest. steel sealed off from outsiders by barricades and patrolled by armed residents. it's a

the group chaz is demanding. to defund and abolish the seattle police department and the attack criminal justice apparatus. officials say businesses in that autonomous zone are reportedly being asked to pay a fee to operate which is considered extortion. back to you guys. steve: all right, ashley sthohmier. interesting. they would like to turn it into a community building of some sort. although on the last point the police chief is walking back, apparently that the protesters have been extorting local businesses. yesterday the chief said she could not confirm that's what happened. yesterdayet on wednesday it wase assistant chief police had heard from people in the area, business people and owners in that area asked to pay a fee to operate in the capitol hill autonomous zone or chaz which is extortion. it's protection money. so now they say you know we don't have any evidence of that. but they were talking about it, the police were, a couple of days ago. jason rants who does a radio show in seattle was on with tuc

called chaz. the capitol hill autonomous zone. >> it is a different way of thinking. >> reporter: protesters turning the neighborhood in a community space. a block party atmosphere. music and hot dog stand. gardening. rather than a corridor for violence and mayhem. >> this is not just take and have fun with graffiti. turn it into a community center. get a black bank here. fresh grocery store. >> reporter: the police abandoning one of the stations in an effort to deescalate tensions after more than a week of violent clashes. now donald trump inserting himself. tweeting the terrorists burn and pi pillage our cities. threatening to use the insurrection act to send troops into the city. >> we will not let this happen in seattle. if we have to go in, we will go in. >> reporter: the last time the act was used? 1992. during the rodney king riots. at the time, the california governor requested the help. today, state and local officials unequivocal in the use of force. mayor durkan talking about the rights

. >> tucker: seven is ahead, the nation of chaz is no more like so many young countries and identityand a new name to go along with it. the new name is chopped. with it a revolutionary policy and an update from seattle next. ♪ >> tucker: there are many ways to change a nation, but perhaps none is more fundamental and abrupt than changing a nation's name. russia did not likely become the ussr for revolution. and zimbabwe on a lark. it was a war. so it is with full appreciation of how serious this is that we tell you the nation of chaz and former downtown seattle doesn't exist anymore. it has been reborn. the capitol hill autonomous zone is the capitol hill occupied protest, chop. the new name, and effort to rebrand the country's identity kind of like upper volta became the land of the upright men. but that is not the end of it. is chop the name of the country wants for the rest of time? printed on atlases or should we wait? like so many unstable countries is it likely to change again for a more fitting name. of course there are a lot of themes for that. soviet union and yemen, and wom

or chop. >> you could call it the artist formerly known as chaz.e protesters are referring to it as chop which stands for capitol hill occupied/organized protest. those folks say they don't want to call it the autonomous zone because they aren't trying to leave the united states. some signs featuring the chop branding have popped up around the autonomous zone. this has twitter talking, one person person tweeting, chop, chaz, chip, stick with one name. another one said seems like it's chump, unorganized. i guess they have to square away what they're going to call it. you could call it the zone, to keep it simple. that's my suggestion. jillian: if i redo my house and find something in the house, i hope it's millions of dollars. maybe a funny message like this would do. >> a woman in london was taking down wall paper and she found a cute message from the former owner. this is going viral on facebook. the message said if you ever need to wall paper this room again it will take eight rolls of wall paper. i bought just 6 rolls at $21 per roll. i didn't h

. >> reporter: this is what it looks like when you enter chaz.ome of this street g graffiti behind me. >> making sure there's no violence or anything against people of color. that's why we're here. >> reporter: then you walk 2 or 300 feet and you're in the heart of the zone. this is the main focal point of the occupation zone, the police precinct behind me. people have put up messages, made signs and a lot of folks are just coming by and taking in the sight. >> how would you describe chaz and the occupation? >> it's good. a lot of people out here, unity, trying to get this equality thing going and it's very peaceful out here. >> reporter: one of the more remarkable things about the occupation is the infrastructure. they are incredibly well stocked for the long haul. >> see all those plastic bags with cards in it? those are individual donor cards. most of this stuff comes one bag of groceries at a time from folks in the community who want to take care of each other. >> we have so much stuff we can't get people to take it right now. >> reporter: a

for a while it was being referred to as the capitol hill autonomy own or chaz but now they've changed the name to the capitol hill organized protest or chop the reasoning behind this is that calling this area and a ton in the stone. could invite more violence from the federal government or from the police and i think it's very obvious town here that nobody wants more violence . people are going to come here. and like protesting our protest we need some sort of protection. and whether that be guns or whether that be our voices we need that the people down here they are not. politicians they're not leaders they are nurses they're teachers they're restaurant workers they are the unheard but they're not rioting they are making music they are making are they are feeding the homeless they're doing wonderful special things but if the people of the world refuse to listen to the messages that are being spoken down here and they're going to miss out on something very important and very special. this exact reasons he coming to you from capitol hill seattle thank you for listening well president

chaz, chop, autonomous summer of love zone. shooting them up. the dopey governor and mayor, they are not saving lives. not doing it in new york and chicago. the school systems in these cities are the worst of the entire country and now after decades of democratic failures they're going to tell us to vote for joe biden, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer? 125 years combined experience in failure and at best mediocrity? what have they done. >> i think what's happening in new york is the bitter fruit of the utter lack of effective policing in the first couple days of the rioting following the death of george floyd. i think the bigger story is the one that you started talking about when you mention the 18, 18, 18 dead this weekend in chicago, including a 20-month-old. at what point do you say black lives don't matter. black lives only matter when they are killed by cops. atthe kil entire movement is so misguided. i fear.. i feel for anyone who's been abused by a law enforcement officer or by anybody. >> sean: me and dan agree with you. but the 99% of co

by the way you can't call it chaz anymore, cha, the organizers said chaz was something that someone elsers brought in. pete: not autonomous anymore, griff? griff: capitol hill organizing protest what chop stands for. we've been watching now a week, see american flag being torn from some counter protesters going there. that not a good situation. but certainly telling perhaps of the sentiments and opinions of some protesters. seeing a little bit of the "lord of the flies" sort of gathering, pass it around, take turns. one of the protesters, decided this is the way to reach racial justice, listen. >> i want you to find by the end of, by the time you leave, this autonomous zone, i want you to give $10 to one african-american person from this autonomous zone, if you have a hard time giving out $10, you got to think about, are you really down with this struggle? are you really down with the movement? because if that is a challenge for you, then i'm unsure if you're in the right place. griff: correct me if i'm wrong, handouts were offensive last time i checked. jedediah: yeah. we also have a tw

-- remember chaz?> this is like the summer of love. >> this is like an occupy wall street protest. the "new york times" calls it an experiment in alternative community. jesse: now somebody is dead. a guy was shot and the police couldn't respond and save him. a couple people shot, actually. police officers unable to respond to rape and robbery calls because of chaz or chop. whatever they call it. but remember it's trump's fault. the mayor says she wants to cleans things up now. we'll keep you posted on the state of negotiations. while that's happening, seattle residents are sick of these punks barricading themselves in. you can't drive through the area. you can't walk through. it's your own city. as you guys always knows it ends well when people take things into their owned hands. republican senator tim scott took the lead and actually drafted a bill and mitch mcconnell dropped everything and was ready to rock. but the democrats blocked it. >> we could have given at the very minimum 70% of what they say

we will keep tabs on chaz over the weekend, see you monday. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" live on thisusy news breaking friday. tonight so much to cover, including forgetful joe's shifting recollection on civil rights issues. also we will bring you a hannity history lesson on the real democratic party and the disgusting hypocrisy on the issue of race in america. and, we have shocking new footage, violence against police and the chaos continues and all big cities across america. first, we turn to breaking news out of seattle tonight where anarchy now reigns supreme. roadblocks and checkpoints, border wall's, armed vigilantes, vandalism and extortion. this isn't some failed to third world country, it's a theme from seattle's prominent capitol hill neighborhood of just a short distance from the iconic space needle. the six block area in the middle of the city has not been blocked off by a group of all socialists, revolutionary want to be is are calling their little socialist utopia "the capitol hill autonomous zone" or chaz for short. in this little slice of socialist of heaven, oh police

urgent situation in multiple cities, chaos, deadly violence in seattle's so-called autonomous chop, chaz, summer of free love zone. we will take you there in a moment. and chaos in washington, d.c., tonight, demonstrators attempting to create their own autonomous zone right there in our nation's capital outside of the white house. before we get to our opening monologue, let's go live to washington, d.c., where fox news' kevin corke is standing by with a live report. apparently lost -- kevin is there. tell us what you got. okay, we don't have kevin. we had him, we don't have them. we do have other breaking news, back to that in the moment there that was earlier tonight. we've also taken on the ground to seattle for a live report. we will bring you breaking news there is happening everywhere. also the secretary of state mike pompeo will join us tonight on top of all of this breaking news. violence has been now erupting in america's major cities all weekend long. it is bad. h if shootings robberies, salt. this weekend we saw carnage on an absolutely shocking and unacceptable level. we want

it's an area overtaken by protesters, or also called chaz, capitol hill autonomous zone.olice abandoned the precinct in that zone. >>> senator tim scott says it's important to leverage federal funds to conpell change around the nation. >> it is important for us to use the resource we provide, in order to compel them toward the direction we think is in the best interests of the nation, of the communities they serve, and frankly the officers themselves. we are in a position that says, in order to get the law enforcement agencies to improve their data collection, to improve their trainings, to improve the deescalation of situations and the duty to intervenes, we use resource from the federal level to compel or coerce local behavior. >>> joining me now to discuss is cornel brooks, a civil rights attorney and former president d. pernell, good to see you. does senator scott have a good idea? >> it's a good perspective of offering carrots, but we're too late in the day. to the extent that the federal government can incentivize good behavior, data collection and the like, that's

judge jeanine: mayor, how many much your chaz squatters pay taxes in seattle or even vote there. that they used you, they want you gone. maybe you and mayor deblasio's wife should take a vacation to nirvana which according to her is wherever there are no police. leave your police protection behind. they demand all prisoners of color be retried. the police department be displantled. and prisons be replaced with an accountability program. victims should be on notice, they need a transformist accountability session with their rapist. after all, the rapist won't be going to prison. how did we get here? when does it end in the when will a police officer killed during the peaceful protests be honored? how long do we live in fear there will nobody response when we call police for help. how long before other crime-ridden cities run by democrats yield to these anarchists. 10 cops quit s.w.a.t. today in florida. cops willing to put their lives on the line for people they don't even know. they lost their morale. they lost their support. they are abused and laughed at. we don't pay them near

political correspondent and chaz and i well this is not the 1st time there's been an outbreak at a slaughterhouse in germany are no lessons being learned well it seems to be the case and it is not the 1st time it happened in germany it has to happen in neighboring france it happened in the us and in fact what it highlights is really the dire dire working and living conditions of workers in search slaughterhouses in the media industry in the meat sector now and meat production comes at a cost but the industry is not ready to pay the cost because the goal is at the moment to get cheap so contractors to keep to meet prices cheap and most of the a subcontractor as we're talking about most of most of the 1000 people more than 2000 people being infected now in doubt need can't in germany come from neighboring purdum come from bogus area from romania so we really see that that's the whole industry's a system that is being looked at now and how is this outbreak affecting germany's coronavirus numbers well unfortunately the reproduction a rate of infections went through the roof with that new cluster it w

you will hear references to seattle's capitol hill autonomous zone also known as chaz. this portion is just under two hours. the gentlelady from washington said we should stop talking about her district and we would not want anyone talking about our district but there is no other autonomous zone in the country. there is this one districts where there is this chaz zone which the gentlelady described as a peaceful protest zone, and also autonomous zone where they watch movies, plant gardens and read poetry. the only thing that does not talk about is police had to retreat. the precinct building is now controlled by who knows who. it is not controlled by the police. that is the concern here. that is what this is about and that is why we support that gentlelady from arizona's amendment. i yield back but i know we have another. >>

here with our analysis of the chaz coverage is beverly holberg.ood to see you this morning. >> good morning. jillian: you heard a couple different clips of how this is being covered then you take a look at this, 25 seattle police officers were injured over a 10-day period and then seattle's police chief, this is late last week, talking about their efforts being hampered within this area. listen to this. >> our call for service has more than tripled. this is police responses to emergency calls, rapes, robberies and all sorts of violent incidents have been occurring in the area that we're not able to get to. jillian: you hear that from the police chief, they can't get to different responses that they feel as though they need to. beverly, how should this be covered? >> if we were watching some of the coverage, we would think this is something we should do for the summer. the mayor called it the summer of love. this is a block party, we should all go, right, if this is so great. the reality on the ground is, this started from a 10-day standoff between

it has been dubbed the chaz, which stands for capitol hill autonomous zone. the demonstrators are surroundsing what was a-r poce precinct. mona kosar abdi has the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," seattle take ov overis. for the fourth day, protesters surroundings sixth brie sipreci which police boarded up after days of clashes with protesters. >> have you ever heard of police abandoning a police precinct? >> no, not on purpose. to walk away with the resources that we have here is unheard >> reporter: surrounded by graffiti and signs like property of the people, it has become known as the chaz, capitol hill autonomous zone. >> this building is the people's. we pay for it with our taxes. we just want to make sure that it is being used for the right things. >> reporter: there is a clinic, co-op and degrfree food. with your first look mona kosar abdi. >>> and mayor breed has unveiled her plan to reform the police department. it would end the use of police officers in non-criminal activities like disputes between neighbors, school discipli

. >> tucker: sad news ahead, the nation of chaz, the fledging nation, is no more.ny young countries and identity crisis and a new name to go along with it. the new name is chop. a revolutionary suite of policies. and an update from seattle next. ♪ [caring slow piano] [male narrator] what if you had to choose between fixing the roof over your head, and putting food on the table? what if that leak led to mold growing in your home? what if you no longer had a safe place to call home? help rebuilding together make repairs for our neighbors who have lost jobs and have to make those difficult choices. text "rebuild" to 484848. >> tucker: there are many ways to change a nation, but perhaps none is more fundamental and abrupt than changing a nation's name. russia didn't lightly become the ussr. it took a revolution. so it isn with full appreciation of how serious this is that we tell you the nation of chaz and former downtown seattle doesn't exist anymore. it has been reborn. the capitol hill autonomous zone is the capitol hill occupied protest, chop. the new name, citizen

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