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chris stirewalt but if he pops up, we'll get them in the conversation. the story of the day, the story of the weekend since "the new york times" broke it. what about the explanation that the white house is saying that the president was not briefed on it because of the internal conflict inside the intelligence community about the information? >> it was interesting. kayleigh mcenany made the comment today the briefing with reporters that he had not been briefed because intelligence had not been verified. the intelligence community does give things to the president and to leaders in the government, sometimes with different levels of confidence. she didn't exactly explain why he hadn't been briefed on it when lawmakers were being briefed on it and what the president must've acknowledged, having learned something about it by tweeting about it yesterday. but i asked her if the president and the white house had any kind of message for moscow, given the information they had about her now and she said, she stuck with the same response which was that there was no

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" columnist, manhattan institute mollie hemingway, leslie marshall democratic strategists and chris stirewalt your thoughts on this defund, dismantle or whatever you want to call the effort and what it means, big picture. >> jason: , a lot of posturing, read to and it is unfortunate. i thought the attorney general had it right. the problem here is not policing to the extent that we dismantle or defund the police. we will only make it easier for the criminals to get a get away with crime. and people in these poor communities. this emphasis on police behavior and not talking about why blacks interact with the police so often, that is because of high crime rates in the community. i think we are just nibbling at the edges here. we know what happens when you scapegoat the police. we don't need to speculate what happened to michael ferguson, michael brown, baltimore after freddy gray, chicago with mcdonald, the scapegoat police, the entire department. they scaled back left proactive policing and we get spikes in crimes and violent crime and homicide. inevitably, it is more dead black people. that i

chris stirewalt, politics editor here at fox news. brit, we are seeing an increase in cases.dent pointed that out but the experts are concerned about a resurgence of covid. >> if some experts are concerned and we are seeing increases in some places and others the decline continues, the larger question is was touched on by the sound bites, what we do about the cases that are turning up now, some as a result of cases being discovered by testing. some new infections. whether we are going to go back to lock down in some places. i don't think there's any appetite for politically and unless we knew more about who was being infected at how seriously and whether they are going to recover, you can't really make a case for resuming lockdowns in places where they've been eased. i don't think it makes any sense at all. >> bret: yeah, i mean, to your point, brit, the university of washington and they have adjusted their predictions and expectations. they are now projecting 201,000 deaths by october. that is an increase of 18%. we have tracked this throughout. >> well, the university of wa

we bring in fox news editor chris stirewalt.we are sad to see he has passed, and, we you are seeing this emerge as a major issue in the 2020 race. >> there is the legally acceptable way, and then there is a mob accuracy and angry mobs defacing and tearing things down which basically has no support. you have the people who have lingered after the folks who have jobs and families and things to go back to which have gone home, and it turns out we are trying to rip down a statue of the marquis de lafayette which is a good way to get on the news and occupy yourself while you are bored sitting in a pup tent. >> it's interesting because, you watch the statues being tore down across the country and he writes in the journal quoting, each evening on the news the american people watch their cities being looted and set on fire, shut up or occupied and more strict shocking is officials reluctant to condemn the open conduct on my criminality. press corps dismisses trump as a liar, but he notes that this is all happening in cities long run by

with the teargas as you can see there people dispersing, julie pace, the associated press and chris stirewalt here fox news. julie, i'm trying to get a sense of the surreal nature of this has people and reporters are waiting for the president and the rose garden. these are the images just a few football fields away from where they are. >> we have been to the white house for many years and i've never seen a scene quite like this. you have the president just about ready to come out and speak. the crowds out in front of the white house, massive law enforcement. president bill barr of the attorney general standing out there. i do think as jennifer said, of course, some type of escalation. clearly law enforcement wants to be more aggressive tonight and these protesters want to be out there and have their voices heard. it is an extraordinary scene. a lot of pressure on the president right now, given that he is saying, get on home. >> bret: obviously, it and all of this, there is a two-minute warning now for his appearance here in the rose garden. as it seems like the authorities on the ground there