new york, l.a., chicago, seattle, that's going to be america. >> that's the goal. they hate the country as we know it. they want to change into venezuela. >> sean: your colic senator tim scott who joined us next week. the official twitter account of the dnc accusing the president of glorifying white supremacy over the fourth of july celebration at mount rushmore. south dakota governor kristi noem ways in the next. also later, mark cuban is back. i have a question about last week's exchange and joe biden's plans as president. i like mark. straight ahead. guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. ♪ >> s >> sean: breaking news out of new york tonight. o the city council voting to make huge cuts to the new york police department's budget despite a massive uptick in crime. by the way. anarchist now, you can save them behind our own rick leventhal having a grand ol

situation that local officials were addressing and making much worse. 4 in cities like new york, chicago, seattle, and portland, the mayors say they don't want the federal officers there. the attorney general of oregon is suing the trumpet administration saying protesters are detained without probable cause. >>> starting today, americans are no longer allowed to travel to the bahamas because of the covid-19 pandemic. the island nations prime minister closed the border to americans after a recent surge in cases in several states. on sunday the country's airline stopped all outgoing flights to the u.s. and it is unclear how long that ban will last. >>> california's chief public health official expects the number of new covid-19 infections to start to decline. the health and human services secretary, dr. mark allie, says re-imposing some of the restrictions will slow down infections and allow the economy to continue at its current level. it will also help contact tracing to be more accurate over a wider area. dr. galli also warns that there is still the possibility of what the governor calls deming

i don't think south carolina is going to do this but new york and chicago and seattle and california doing it. >> it's a perfect storm brewing to create real danger for the people that live in these cities. the nypd deserves better. south carolina is not perfect but we are not going down this road. who fills the vacuum when you cut police budgets? crooks and thugs. who suffers the most when you have less cops? the poor in high crime neighborhoods. what you do if you're a working person and you work in chicago? this is dangerous, it's dumb and nobody asked joe biden, do you agree with bill de blasio or aoc that you should cut more? i think most people listening to this program i scare are scarede their country is going to lose law and order because the liberals are going to got the cops and release everybody caught right back into the community and you will have a revolving door, bad formula. >> sean: i see this on the ballot, "law & order," 126 days. i see trade, lower taxes, higher taxes, getting rid of all energy independence, the lifeblood of the world's economy is at stake, trade

shannon: the flipside is a lot of the leaders of these cities, portland, seattle, chicago, saying it over reach by the trump administration with these federal agents in these 100 federal agents on standby outside seattle in seattle's may or not happen about it, listen to what she said tonight. >> the rhetoric of the left undermines our justice system. nancy pelosi calling them storm troopers, jim clyburn calling them the gestapo and we were using the term paramilitary forces. under donald trump violent crime rates in america finally began to fall. rhetoric like this cannot be allowed to set up stats. >> that is not the mayor of seattle, it is white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. we now have the soundbite from seattle's mayor. >> every american should be worried about this. this kind of action, sending federal agents like an occupying force into cities across america targeted by the president because they are run by democratic mayors is using a political stunt, it is really frightening. >> and she says there is a lawsuit ready to go. >> i like the kayleigh mcenany clip better

>> whether it is seattle, chicago, portland, or anywhere else anyone ran by democrats these days it's difficult for them to do their jobs because they don't have the backing, the support, the resources they knew to do the job. the equipment they need to do the job. i want to touch on one thing, lisa, talking to secretary cuccinelli. you know whom everybody is about stormtroopers and the military and you know, like jeh johnson said, you can't have these in our cities. you know, the only thing about those people that is out there making the arrest is the uniform. they are wearing technical uniforms. they are wearing technical uniforms becausele they can't be out there interests lose because

the most bunch of other top partment of justice agents showing up in cities like portman now chicago seattle and essentially just operating without any regard for due process or any regard for our basic rights and privileges that we have in this country it sounds so un-american yet it is the american as you could possibly get yes that is what we're seeing right now is a mass amount of federal intervention into something take warning for instance that the better. governments have never really been a part up because i think we talked about this earlier graffiti on buildings is not something that the federal government actually comes in for we have a president who's watching his poll numbers take who is watching consistently what appears even in swing states where he had the upper hand just a few months ago because of his response to comit 19 that steadily dwindling and he has seen and noted that the law and order message actually works in america when you create somebody or something for people to fear they become this rally around the flag type of group and i think that trump is taking advant

. >> kristin: the flip side is you have the leaders of the city, portland, seattle, chicago, saying theynk this is an overreach by the trumpeter industry in coming into the cities with the federal agents. and you have these 100 federal agents standing outside of seattle. and not happy about it but listen what she said tonight. speak with it undermines the justest system. nancy pelosi calling them stormtroopers, and wheeler using the term military forces. under president trump, violent crime rates in america finally begins to fall, rhetoric like this cannot be allowed to set us back. >> kristin: okay, that is not the mayor of seattle. that is nearly white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. but we now have the sam sound bite from the seattle's mayor of. >> every american should be worried about this. this kind of action sending federal agents that can occupy and force into cities across america, targeted by the president because they are run by democratic mayors is using political stunt. it is really frightening. >> kristin: and she says the cities in a lawsuit ready to go, jason. >>

tell that to the downtown business seattle, portland, chicago, new york city and of course biden will say and do anything to shore up this

. >> in cities like new york, chicago, seattle, and portland, the mayors say they don't want the federal officers there. the attorney general of oregon is suing the trump administration saying progsers are detained without probable cause. >>> california's chief public health official expects the number of new covid-19 cases to begin to decline soon. we got that word from the health and human services secretary, who said that imposing some restrictions will allow the economy to continue at its current level and also help contact tracing be more accurate over a wider area. the doctor also warned there is still the possibility of what is called dimming in n some parts of our state. >> this is to avoid the ongoing increasing in hospitalizations, positivity testing rates and death that we've seen over the past few weeks. >> the doctor said the state is preparing what he calls a playbook for essential businesses to help reduce the spread of covid-19 in the workplace. there are now more than 409,000 confirmed cases of covid-19 across california, an increase of 8,536, a slightly lower number tha

cities like chicago, seattle, miami still weighing their options. speaking of miami, hospitals there are over 90% capacity. the positivity rate in miami-dade county, over 25%. all the major medical indicators heading in the wrong direction. >> miami's now the epicenter of the pandemic. what we were seeing in wuhan six months ago, five months ago, now we are there. so we really need your help. >> there were more than 58,000 new cases reported in the u.s. monday. a leading lab, quest diagnostics, says the surge is causing a delay. as long as seven days now turning around test results. that's a critical problem because people can be unknowingly spreading the virus while they're waiting for results. testing is up but cases are up much more. >>> the virus surge in the south and west reviving one of the biggest concerns early on in the pandemic, a lack of personal protective equipment for health care workers. a cnn investigation finds nearly four months after invoking the defense production act to compel businesses to manufacture equipment, the white hous

states as protests and rides around the country grew increasingly violent, big cities such as chicago, seattle denver, austin and portland also for from a weekend filled with chaos. journalists which we are all supposed to be who report on these things as opposed to stick to facts, the video, why is there an effort by some to characterize this in a way that seems different from what we are viewing with our own eyes and ears? >> because so many modern-day journalists have abandoned the old idea of neutral news coverage in favor of coverage that takes sides. one of the things we hear criticized today about journalism is opposition to both sides. when i was coming along as a journalist many years ago both sides was what we did. we went to a story, covered what we saw, reported what we saw and what both sides, very often only two sides fighting over something are giving a version of something we reported what both sides said into bias the story to one side or the other. that seems to have gone out the window, journalists seem to think they know what the real truth is that are determined to report

in cities werere federal troops may go next chicago and seattle.tay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. mayors in six cities are now calling for the immediate removal of president trump's rapid deployed units. portland mayor ted wheeler made the demand in letters addressed to leading members of congress, attorney general william barr and homeland security's acting secretary chad wolf. he was joined by washington, d.c., mayor muriel bowser, chicago mayor lori lightfoot, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms, kansas city mayor quinton lucas, and seattle mayor jenny durkan. president trump is expected to send federal agents to chicago as early as this week to confront protesters. this is trump spspeaking monday. pres. trump: new york and chicago and philadelphia from detroit and baltimore and all of these -- pope and is a mess. we are not going to let this happen in our country, all run by liberal democrats. amy: this is chicago mayor lori lightfoot responding to trump in an inte

make no mistake from chicago to seattle to l.a. to new york, american cities are in chaos. the democrats who have been in charge for decades have failed to uphold their most basic and fundamental responsibility and that is the safety, the security of their fellow americans. here is today's cover of "the new york post," crimes ravage city calls out for help. to do something. actually, come, comrade de blasio has done a lot of things, a lot of horrible things that is destroying new york city costing many lives. the anti-crime plainclothes police officers and the nypd, that unit has been disbanded, completely eliminated the effective policy that we would call stop and frisk, cut the nypd budget by over a billion dollars in that state lawmakers might force police to buy their own personal insurance for liability lawsuits. i guess my only advice if i'm going to be a friend to the people i love and frankly adore and admire for the sacrifice, service, and the risk they take for all of us i guess if you were a cop and you can retire, now is the time. you are new on the job, might w

that people understand what is happening in portland is different than what is occurring in chicago, seattlenywhere else. portland is the only city in the country right now that a federal courthouse has been targeted 54 nights in a row. 54 nights in a row they have tried to burn the courthouse down. we have to protect that federal property. the courthouse is the seat of justice. we need to protect that. >> harris: secretary wolf, and i want to get a perspective. i tried to do this with everybody, because it's helpful to know. he would know what's happening from your feather agents and their point of view in all of this. how does it hamper their efforts on the ground to do a job when you hear a restraining order is in the works by the mayor of chicago lightfoot? she wants to have a restraining order on feds. and in portland, when they forbid the police officers to help the feds. they pass a law, just in the last 24 or 48 hours. how does that impact the job your people are doing on the ground? >> well, it makes it very dangerous. unfortunately, a lot of these mayors are putting politics over p

big cities such as chicago, seattle, denver, austin, and portland all suffer from a weekend filled withyou know, journalists, which we are all supposed to be, who report on these things are supposed to stick to facts. the video speaks for itself in many of these cases. why is there, you think an effort by some to characterize this in a way that seems different than what we are viewing with our own eyes and ears? >> i think because so many of the modern day journalists have abandoned the old idea of neutral news coverage. in favor of coverage that takes sides. in fact, one of the things we are criticized today about journalism's opposition to what's called both sides -- when i was coming along as a young journalist many years ago, it was what we did. we went to a story, we covered what we saw, we reported what we saw and we reported what both sides -- very often there were only two sides arguing over something are fighting over something for giving a of something. we reported what both sides dead and we didn't bias the story towards one side of the other. that seems to have gone out the

sending federal agents to other cities already done so important is also now talking about chicago. >>seattle and oakland. a lot of moms also gathered earlier today in palo alto kron four's jonathan mccall explains how they're looking to try to make a difference. >>on the front lines of protest in portland oregon a group calling themselves the wall of moms are now using their bodies to shield protesters from law enforcement here in the bay area ruth robertson organized to rallies on saturday to stand up in support of the black lives matter movement and also the protest in portland oregon is a refreshing to see that so many have so many people have joined in on the movement that you guys have started. >>absolutely and when march with them in the black my lives matter protests and there are people of all ethnic riots is not as lily white as you might think it's about the fact that they're willing to stand up. and the allies that with black lives matter but even more importantly protect them from the forces that have brought into their city they stand and if in the front lines in order to be a s

this is chicago versus seattle. you talk about a long pass. length of the pitch, and robert barich will camp up with it bee end the back, no less. he will score, and chicago a winner in that mls game. >>> all right. you ready for this, frank, julie? back by popular demand in the only wish julie could see this, but you're going to see the basketball shot in a minute. >> the dog? >> yeah, first more of the dog, dog paddling. >> i saw it earlier. >> oh, you did. good. [ laughter ] >> where do you fiend these things? >> he's, like, ah, that feels good. wave right there. he know thousand cool off. no question about it. all right. we've got the finals of what has simply been called the, tournament in columbus, ohio. top of the line college players who didn't make it in the nba. they win the million dollars! it was a winner take all right there. >> what? >> yeah. team called the golden -- >> a million dollars? >> -- wins it, and they get to hit that million dollar, and it's all theirs. >> good for them. that's awesome. >> yeah. good stuff. >> have a g

does portland, seattle, chicago, atlanta, minneapolis, did these places ever go back to normal?hen does this end? >> the fear is that this is the new normal and that's why we need to start speaking up and getting a little bit more engaged. those of us regardless of our political positions deem it on acceptable to tear down cities, burn buildings down, riot and loot. if you don't stand up, why does anyone think this is going to stop? violence begets violence. lawlessness begets lawlessness regardless of the city. >> tucker: that's exactly.'t right. absolutely wise and always true. jason rantz, great to see you. thank you. a lot of bad news about the wuhan coronavirus this last month but tonight we have some good news. dr. siegel is standing by with the very latest on that. plus kanye west opened up his presidential bid with a rally in south carolina. it's actually a lot more interesting than you would have imagined. we will play some of it for you. adam carolla is here to react. that's all straight ahead. ♪ imagined. we will play some of it for you. adam corolla is here to react.

they reject help in new york, reject help in chicago, portland, seattle, california, city after city. i don't know what the result is going to be, you'd think the mass exodus out of california and new york has been big up to now with their horrific handling of covid and of course the anarchists. i see people exiting these cities in mass numbers over time, probably quicker out of new york, chicago, and places like that. >> in some cases, it is really essential that the governor step in. the governor is ultimately responsible for their states as a whole. the power of cities and towns is ultimately derivative of state governor, the governor has control of those national guard elements in their state again as we saw in early june, that's what helped stop a lot of the rioting in the looting and anarchy. but when we see dozens of our fellow citizens killed in the streets of chicago and in new york, we ought to have zero tolerance for that. this is what happens whenever you restrain the police, when you condemn the police, when you don't allow them to do the job. >> sean: and tom cotton, wal

>> so i know that in talking with other mayors, including the mayor of chicago, seattle, and portlandthink there are legal grounds. i noted this the other day. i'm old enough to remember when a few years ago during the tea party movement, everybody was talking about the powers that were reserved to states and localities, and bringing all types of challenges against the obama administration for bringing the fbi in and others in to these sorts of issues. we do think there's that same sort of thing. there are localized and state police powers where you can't just have somebody substitute come in and arrest people, pull them off the streets, and do citywide policing operations or citywide warrant checks, which is something i know we've been concerned of. >> what do you do to answer the president's other accusation, that he says, as you said, democratic-led or liberal -- he said democrat -- democrat-led or liberal cities are easy on crime and letting things get out of control. that's a bit of a dog whistle, but how do you respond to it. >> first of all, the president has gone beyond simple

chicago, we see it in portland, oregon. we see it in seattle. we see it in new york city. we have even seen that here in washington, d.c. the only people that are paying the price for this are the american people. and you brought up a really great point, sarah, lisa, you talk about weaponization. i thought about this tonight. i thought not only did they weaponize our law enforcement, our intelligence agencies, but they are trying to weaponize the people against each other. the president of the united states is not going to, you know, call martial law were not sending stormtroopers. he's trying to protect the citizens of this country. maybe the democrats should try doing that a little bit so we don't see more bloodshed and we don't lose more children. maybe they should resolve the problems in their own cities. >> lisa: real quick before we have to go, close us out. speak with the president is standing up for the constitution and the democrats are trying to shred it. he can't even overturn an obama administration order? it is laughable. >> lisa: thank you. coming up they are

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the problem is that those inner cities, new york, my hometown of chicago, seattle, san francisco, lospolis, by the way a lot of the states that had these tragic riots are states that people are fleeing from and when you cut police and you can't keep people safe, guess what? people leave. we saw this in the late 60's and 70's and what's a tragedy about this, neil, is that for the last 20 years or so, there's actually been a trend of people moving back into cities as you have mayors like rudy giuliani who brought safety and order and law and order back to the cities and now you're seeing the reverse trends. so, yeah, suburbs are doing well and i'm worried about the future of our cities like chicago and los angeles. neil: you and i can remember what life was like in 9/11 after, and the city, that the future were doomed and people would want to be in the city and definitely not downtown. within months it started flourishing again. barbara corcoran had an interesting comment when i had her on. she doesn't expect a repeat of that. there's something more going on when penthouses have been on

street unrest gripped major american cities on saturday people rallied in cities including seattle portland and chicago . the biggest confrontation took place in seattle where an unidentified device exploded next to a police precinct tearing a hole in the side of the building police made 45 arrests and 21 officers were injured during the clashes one fired pepper spray onto a reporter covering the situation. that's right great. night a i'm. going to start showing. the train i just got should explain about. we spoke to joey wiser the independent journalist who you just saw being pepper sprayed as well as to max can show by of a seattle resident about the unrest. we get to a point where the police vents on the protesters they get closer and closer to me and i'm saying. peaceful backing up you can see a police officer from seattle show me backward crowd of people and then i obviously drop myself around and try to get. i start filming him pepper sprayed me directly and i know at that point i cannot breathe and i cannot see or hear a helicopter flying over me. in the middle of the protests. just. the police.

we have one commonality, be it atlanta, new york, chicago, philly, seattle, minneapolis, portland, all cities run by liberal mayors for decades. most of them blue state run for decades. >> that's right. liberalism is a forest fire. burns down every single thing it touches. i read an op-ed in "the wall street journal" by bill mcgurn, i like his work, he said, trump needs to be careful because of the pottery barn theory, you break it, you own it. i can't disagree more. trump didn't break any thing. he's walking into a pottery barn where everything is broken through the cities have volunteered what the alderman is saying, that's confirmed the 17 shootings. if you read the breaking news chyron, 17 people shot in kabul, afghanistan, it would be a big story. this is chicago! this is one of the major american cities -- it's chicago! 17 people shot? you are worried about president from going in and breaking? what is left to break? he is in their sweeping and cleaning the place up! i applaud the president with a big round of applause and open arms, send those federal agents in there and give th

seattle. possibly chicago as well. what do you make of all that?it's a big part of the president's reelection pitch and that is law and order, keeping the peace, fighting even if some of the leaders in those cities come in his words, are not going to fight to keep it peaceful. it is controversial and he's received a lot of criticism for some of the people he's put into these different places but if you're a business in downtown portland that's dealing with the violence that leads -- protest that lead to rioting or looting, it becomes an issue. he's not going after portland voters. i think he's going after a law and order pitch overall and we will see how it sells. >> david: my buddy at "the wall street journal" had column saying the old if you broke it, you bought it thing. if the president allowed to situation to follow whatever disasters course they follow, maybe the voters will wake up and vote out the people that have the policies that are helping create this crisis. it doesn't seem like that message coming from a conservative voice is resonati

country inross the places like new york, chicago, seattle, portland, look at the amount of resignationsnd early retirements being taken by police officers. mayor de blasio had to put a cap on the number of retirements and resignations the allowed because these police departments are being decimated because the politicians are not supporting the police officers. they are being left to dangle own.here on their host: that is mike in north carolina. to that letter the gentleman described, there is a story from chicago from the head of the fraternal order of police appealing to the president to help in addressing what he described as chaos. the president of the lodge writing the letter in which he criticized the mayor, lori lightfoot, as a complete failure. lightfoot is either unwilling or unable to here.in a law enforcement i would be willing to sit down anytime and discuss ideas about how we can bring civility back chicago.reets of these politicians are failing the good men and women of this city and the police department." terry is next from oregon, on the disagree line. caller: thanks, p

there's indications they're atlanta, chicago, kansas city, seattle. next?going to be talking about the challenges that have been taken in reforming a with a district attorney, and somehow an example of as breakdown in law and order, an on the american public. portland, oregon, is not out of control. there are some people who have strong feelings and there are some who have done things that are inappropriate and unlawful, but that is the our local officials and our state officials to somebody not having unwelcome, uninvited, and coming in to take this difficult situation and make it worse. i appreciate the congressional leader, chairman of the armed service, adam smith of the judiciary committee, gerry nadler, bennie thompson, homeland security, who have decried this activity. it is important that we deal with trump's weaponizing law enforcement for his own agenda. not driven by people's needs, but by his poll numbers and becoming an occupying force in our community community and sadly, i think, elsewhere. we need to move forward with oversight hearings deal

street unrest gripped a major american city is on saturday people rallied in places like seattle portland and chicago. and on identified device exploded next to the seattle police department's east precinct tearing a hole in the side of the building a total of $21.00 officers were injured in the city during clashes throughout saturday. in central seattle police used pepper spray to force the crowd back and some were even seen beating activists with sticks one reporter filmed the moment use pepper sprayed. right to break. thanks. thanks thanks i'm. like oh i just got shot. that's right i just got shot to training about 2. we spoke with joey wiser the independent journalists you just saw being pepper sprayed as well as with mexican jim by a cell resident about the protests in the city. we get to a point where the police vents on the protesters they get closer and closer to me and i'm saying hey i'm peaceful i'm backing up you can see a police officer from seattle show backward into a crowd of people and then i obviously draw and i turn myself around and try to get . start filming him pepper sprayed me

street unrest grips major american cities on saturday people rallied in cities including seattle portland and chicago. and on identified device exploded next to the seattle police department's east precinct tearing a hole in the side of the building a total of $21.00 officers were injured during clashes throughout saturday. in central seattle police use pepper spray to force back the crowd and some were seen beating activists with sticks one reporter film the moment he was pepper sprayed. that's right going to break the mold. tell you hey i'm. gone i just got shot. that's right i just got shot to trade in the boat. we spoke with joey wiser the independent journalist you just saw being pepper sprayed as well as to max country by of a seattle resident about the protests in the city. we get to a point where the police vents on the protesters they get closer and closer to saying. peaceful backing up and you can see a police officer from seattle show backward into a crowd of people and then i obviously drawn from myself around and try to get. start filming him pepper sprayed me directly and i know at that

where she thought it was coming from and that she wasn't talking about people getting shot in chicago and seattle, elsewhere. she was talking about small crime that came from people who were out of work. i want to get to a point because you said i've had similar conversations with other people about policy and did you get heated in that conversation and might any of those people fight you were at line with the language at them and where the people died and were the people women? that they cross the gender line? >> sure, i've had conversations with these people on several things. we don't walk away agreeing, but we always wind up it seems like afterward laughing about things and you know, were going to disagree on it but always amicable. >> martha: so, she's been laying down the gender card he here? here is part of her speech, which got a lot of attention, let's play that because i want to get your reaction. >> sure. >> marthaand speak at the harm t mr. yoho levy, tried to levy against me and not just the inct directed at me. but when you do that to anybody, any woman come up with mr. yoho did giv

we have seen similar themes play out across the country including chicago and seattle. bring in our political panel, mary anne marsh and pat griffin, you see the picture of the violence right there. seen it for months and months, weeks of violence there and in portland now, on day 54 of these violent protests by now you have the federal government, federal agents are ratcheting this stuff up. is that a bit of a reach? >> no, not when you watch the tapes in the video what's going on there. the fact is donald trump is using federal agents to wage a war of fear and loathing instead of trying to deal with covid-19 or anything else, and it's a really cynical ploy because the latest fox news poll where you see that donald trump is down 11 points and suburban voters. this is an effort to try to scare suburban women voters that donald trump desperately needs as he's trying to close that gap. but instead, what people across the country say are these federal agents who are threatening moms, illegal kidnapping of peaceful protesters off the streets and beating up veterans with bat

the seattle is not alone. in new york, chicago, la and other cities, defining police starting with that spring to shocking increases in violent crime. so far liberal counsel and bears are looking to find the police print have not connected the jump in crime with failure to support the police. in fact last night, the new york city council, to get a billion dollars of the 6 million-dollar police budgets, was not enough this woman cortez, she sent out a message that reads in part, defining police means defining police. it does not mean budget tricks or funny math. this is not a victory. the fight to defend police and continues. so how many more lives will be lost before the connection between d policing and an increase in crime is finally made. bill cassidy, senator good to see you. black lives do matter senator . and they are being lost in greater numbers in areas where police are being eliminated are being pulled back. isn't there a connection and when will people wake up to that connection. bill: the top zone should be the connect

it reflects, maria, a loss of nerve of city leaders, not only in new york but in places like chicago, seattlelsewhere. it shows the bankruptcy of progressiveism. they have no answer about crime. they have no answer about homelessness, no answer about taxes, no answer about the decline in the quality of life and so they see this and this is why it's going to be a major issue and it also tells the police, maria -- it's not just the $1 billion. it just tells the police we're not going to back you up. so don't make any decision that is going to make trouble for the politicians and we saw in the '70s where that led. it leads to thousands of deaths. that's blood on the streets. shame on them. maria: unbelievable. i'm looking at a story from june of this year, mike lee. there have been 38 murders over the last 28 days. that's twice as much in the same period at last year, according to nypd stats. this year's murder count is on par with new york's murder total five years ago. >> maria, let's be clear. when they're defunding the police it is not where all the limousine liberals live in the upper west

let chicago call. let seattle call.were going into seattle, all set to go, and then they did it themselves. they heard we were coming in, and the hands went up. they gave up. it's so terrible when you see what is happening. minneapolis, we said get the guard in there. three nights, get the guard. we got the guardian. the national guard, they have done a fantastic job. as soon as they showed up, it was like a knife cutting through butter. you saw that, right? after four days of horror, it wasn't the police fault in any of these places, they were told to leave. the police, generally speaking, they do a great job. they were told to leave. but you saw what happened. minneapolis, grab your gun and run. that's not what they wanted to do. but the national guard came in, and we did a great job. no problem after that. we just past a statues and monuments executive order, and you see thatng -- beautiful, located right there, the washington monument. they had the choice to take it down, and i guarantee you come they want to rename

level but also at the local level videos from recent protests show city police in new york seattle and chicago obscuring badge numbers and names with so-called morning bans which they reportedly wear to honor fallen officers but the morning bans conveniently blackout information that civilians could use to identify police who violate human rights laws on the job and now president trump has announced plans to send more feds to patrol the country the president is currently planning to send $175.00 federal officers to chicago and has threatened to deliver additional feds to new york to train philadelphia new mexico and more jesse what do you think about this. well again you know member when i talked about linda mcmahon leading his reelection campaign and you look at all are sad t.v. are about law and order and chaos in the streets well what better way than go create the chaos yourself. but you convince the people that they're in you need law and order they're in danger i hate to go back to 1930 germany again but there was a little guy with a mustache over there that used the identical same scenar

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the mayors of five democratic cities including portland seattle and chicago are calling on congress to make it illegal to deploy a militarized federal agents without local consent. meanwhile the internal watchdog of the u. s. justice department has launched probes into the actions of federal agents in both portland and washingtoton . more news from the united states where president donald trump's sononald j junior has been banned from tweeting for twelve hours after the social media company said he had breached a misinformation rules the us president's eldest child. had showed a video discussing the benefits of the controversial drug hydroxycut keen in relation to cover nine scene. the only junior has said that this is a further attempt to censor he's a father supporters trump has us the national telecommunications and information administration. to file a petition said at how social media companies moderate contents on that platform. fears of a second wave of covered nineteen cases in europe all growing off the infections in in germany doubled this week with authorities. saying they w

letting this happen, there actively shutting any and all help from president trump, just like seattle, just like chicago and just like newy york. how have things worked out in thosep,ik three liberal-run cits for decades? in fact, when the dhs employed law enforcement officials to protect the city's federal buildings, they were accused of "acting like an occupying army." ted wheeler demanded the federal agents "follow local rules, all while rioters were acting with impunity. he went on to then tweet. the best thing they can do is w stay inside their building or leave portland altogether, and in the meantime, ask them to clean up the graffiti on local facilities. wow. tonight the acting dhs secretary chad wolf is condemning the violence, refusing to stand down. he joins us live on the ground in portland. sir, thank you for being with us.o i guess the first question is, okay, in every case where the president has offered and given help, minneapolis, d.c. for example, things have gotten under control. seattle, we had reports and then confirmed by the president, he said yeah, we said we are going to go in,