let me bring in another guest, karen attiah and oliver darcy. karen, you run the global opinion section for "the washington post." how do you think "the times" handled this? >> you know, there's a long-standing norm that we're not supposed to criticize competitors, but -- >> okay. >> no, but -- no, but, in this case, this was a case where i was very vocal about even this notion, right, that tom cotton doesn't have any other platforms to make some of these assertions. he's a sitting lawmaker. there are other platforms. as an opinion editor, opinion journalism is still journalism. it's still through fact-checking, you make your argument but it needs to be based in fact and not mischaracterize reality in order to fit your agenda. so, you know, in this case, when people say, oh, but let him say what he wants, this is an attack against free speech if we're not letting him write frankly, basically what tom cotton is arguing is largely peaceful protesters, their free expression of anger should be met with force. so, it's interesting to me the people wh

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you have a huge police presence and no counselors nobody to deal with the trauma nobody to deal no darcis no idea what to help them so they we can have these systems we can actually take care of the root causes but we are as a country deciding to end best and violent systems that are oppressive and have been proven to be oppressive instead of actually investing in care and healing and wellness of our community what is what is build our. bill power is a nonprofit initiative did out was formed with myself and tio sean michael archer to organize hollywood around these issues to to create safe spaces where we can imagine different where we can connect with organized how oppressive hollywood is i mean how would a has has added and aided this oppression police brutality and glorifying police violence and and producing anti-black storylines for a very long time and criminalizing and demonizing us and our mental health for trying mental health is violent and such right. and we have to be a part of the solution and there are so many people that are they want to be a part of the solution they have

joining us now is bill darcy, national kitchen and bath association ceo.s another piece of data about existing home sales. basically i don't want to bore our audience with the difference, but that data point is lagging. it is is much older. the new data point is about the new home sales that have seen a big spike and analysts think this shows a big rebound. it went down during the coronavirus. then a whole bunch of people bought new homes. is your industry seeing this, bill? >> melissa, you know, thank you first for having me back. nab members, industry fared better than most. we've had, been impacted no doubt. but the optimism about the months ahead now versus few months ago is much better. melissa: i would say, you know, one of the big things that we have seen throughout this entire crisis is that, as people tighten their spending everywhere, the one place they are spending is inside of their home. there is this thought that, if you're not going to move and buy a new house. you're in the house you're in, you could get locked in again. so people are putti

. >> laura: this is how cnn's oliver darcy explained what is going on in seattle from 3,000 miles away. he said "if you been getting your news from right-wing media, you probably think our militant antifa activists have seized a section of seattle, but the mayor's office tells me city officials have not interacted with armed antifa militants at this site." this video is what you shot from inside this zone last night. [siren] weep >> did he do it, who knows? leap. >> laura: doesn't seem like it was all peace and love there. >> president trump called it cnn fake news, there is a reason the insult sticks. a young man that was surrounded by the crowd, he was accused of stealing, from what i could gather, he was accused of stealing a phone from another protester, so they said he was a thief, and he was trying to get away, they're asking, well, if you're innocent why are you running away from us? the man was clearly terrified, and at one point, there was a guy with a baseball bat, and he shoved the baseball bat in the guy's face and said i'm going to beat you up. fortunately for that young m