congresswoman val demings of florida.essman haw keep jeffries of new york who's also the chair of the house democratic caucus. thank you all for being here. i want to give you each a chance to react to what this moment means. including the speed with which we've seen legislation happen. you know, eric garner said "i can't breathe." we didn't see legislation happen. breonna taylor case. so many others have happened. and so i guess the question for a lot of people is why now? as you answer that question, and chairwoman bass, i want to go to you on this first, can you answer to the fact that most americans agree that there is a systemic problem that needs to be faced? but there are particular americans who do not agree. do not i gree thagree that ther systemic problem. one is the attorney general of the united states. i want you to sort of talk about what this moment means. also answer to what you hear william barr saying here. please listen. >> i think the media, you know, is ignoring the fact that 8,000 african-americans a

mayor muriel bowser, and val demings. also, those protests happening in a country already on edge from a virus that killed more than 100,000 americans and put more than 40 million out of work. as much of the country is trying to return to some form of normalcy, often ignoring social distancing. >> you see no masks here. you see no fear. we're all just embracing it. >> prompting fears of a second wave. >> every community is one wild weekend from falling off the cliff. >> joining me for insight and analysis are msnbc anchor joshua johnson, maria teresa kumar, president of voto latino. and former republican governor, pat mccrory of north carolina. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. america is waking up today to two crises. one is so new it's actually called the novel coronavirus. the second, another kind of virus, institutio

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>> also, this one for you congresswoman demings. officer and also being a mayor and having to deal with the budgetary issues that happen when settlements have to be paid and in a lot of these moveme -- do you believe that officers' pension should have that amount detukt ducted when they commit time? >> joy, what i can tell you, you're absolutely correct. i have been in that position before and we have denied officers their pensions who were engaged in gross misconduct. i fully support that. and i can tell you what. as we talked about the overwhelming majority of police officers are good, decent people. they support it as well. we've seen officers engaged in misconduct should have their pensions terminated, and we have done it. >> all right. let's go to another question. >> my name is a.j., a candidate for the upcoming special election in south minneapolis, the epicenter which triggered this very important question. my question to the congressional black caucus is do you agree with the notion that our american policing system needs t

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. >>> you may heard the yam val demings a lot later. was a social worker and a cop and then rose to become chief of the orlando police department. the first woman to do so. she is also on the short list of women joe biden is reportedly considering as his running mate. in a column in friday's "the washington post," deminro val demings joins me now from orlando. welcome to "meet the press." let me start with simply this. we have been through this cycle before in america. a lot this last decade. the incident with george floyd happens. there is outrage. the country has some sort of conversation about race and inequality and what happens? not much changes. why do you think that is the case? and what do you think is the do believe that we can. when i think about the extraordinary work that dr. king did, for example, in the civil rights movement and look at where we are. it is a ever changing and ever commitment that we always have to make to deal with systemic racism in our country. i think before as we have dealt with misconduct involving po

you know, val demings looks fantastic right now when you look at her on paper, she did a really goodachment trial in the eyes of many people but there's still a lot to consider and i still think that he might take some time, a little bit more time on this because we are in the middle of such a huge moment, it seems that making this kind of a decision right now, it may be a good idea to wait a little bit. >> tim alberta, i'm reminded by a longtime friend of mine, the greatest vp disparity of all time was 1988, lloyd benson, dan quayle, and the polls all said how much more qualified benson was and it didn't seem to have any impact. and are we doing it again or could we be overhyping the importance of this? >> it's possible, chuck. historically, the vice presidential selection has not had a huge impact and in many cases it has no impact at all although we only have to go back four years to see how donald trump's selection of mike pence along with his unveiling of the potential list of supreme court justices. those two things in tandem really mattered as far as assuring the republican ev

of course, with chairwoman karen bass and val demings. lot of black girl magic going on right now. i'm just honored to be a part of it and so thankful for their leadership and you convening us all to have this town hall meeting. from my standpoint, there is a national problem of police violence, police brutality, and the police use of excessive force. that's why it requires a national solution. not a piecemeal approach which is what senator scott seems to want to do. by trying to incentivize this department in one area or that department in another area but not necessarily mandate things across the board such as a national use-of-force standard that emphasizes de-escalation tactics in the first instance and the use of deadly force only as a matter of last resort. national database on misconduct or national ban on choke holds, other types of strangulation tactics, such as a knee to the neck that resulted in the murder of george floyd. we believe that the circumstances clearly require a comprehensive transformational national response. and that is what the george floyd justice in pol

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they called, said joe biden would be an idiot if he picks val demings.t do you think about that? >> i think all the conversation shows the weakness of the ticket, the top of the ticket, which is joe biden. val demings, one of the main problems is the fact that she's out there supporting defunding the police and that is not what the nation needs. that is not something that police departments need. that is not something that black communities need at this time. the majority of americans are against it. and any person that joe biden picks is going to have to answer to his long racist record, especially the 1994 crime bill and the incidents with tara reid. it makes it difficult for any woman, especially a woman of color. todd: we will see. allegedly we're going to hear by august 1st who the vp nominee is. jillian, over to you. jillian: parades held coast to coast in honor of president trump's 74th birthday. a flosimilar protest outings wee held in the waters off miami, the florida keys and jacksonville. todd: on saturday in san diego, a massive fleet hitting

you've got val demings who has not run for statewide office before and susan rice who has not run forf national security credentials and val demings, a lot of credibility on law enforcement issues being a former police chief and kamala harris, who has run a national campaign. there are different ways of looking at this. which way do you think biden is more concerned about what at this point? >> i think in the moment that we're in right now, obviously the push for an african-american woman is probably something that vice president biden has been focusing on a lot, but let's assume that this moment sort of eases at some point and then you get to the whole -- both the electability issue and also the issue of who can step in once -- if given his age, if he actually wins. so he's got to balance who can help him beat trump and who looks like they are going to be qualified enough to step in on day one because of his age and that's where you start leaning and seeing him lean more towards maybe the senators and maybe the kamala harris or maybe elizabeth warren. it's such a tricky road to hoe f

you know, val demings looks fantastic right now when you look at her on paper.id a really good job on the impeachment trial in the eyes of many people, but there's still a lot to consider, and i still think he might take some time, a little more time on this because we're in the middle of such a huge moment, it seems that making this kind of a decision right now, it may be a good idea to wait a little bit. >> tim alberta, i'm reminded by a longtime friend of mine, the greatest v.p. disparity of all time with 1988, lloyd benson, dan quayle and the post said how much more qualified benson was and it didn't seem to have any impact. are we doing it again, or could we be overhyping the importance of this? >> it's possible, chuck. historically, you're right. the vice presidential selection has not had the huge impact, and in many cases, it has no impact at all, although, we only have go back four years to see how donald trump's selection of mike pence along with his unveiling of the potential list of supreme court justices and those two things in tandem really matter

when talking to congresswoman demings, it was interesting thinking through some of the things that she thinks we could do to move forward, similar to mayor bottoms. the one thing that mayor bottoms said that i think is interesting about how this moment is different is that she feels there's a lot of buy-in from a lot of different people in a way that we haven't had before. congresswoman demings, on the other hand, being a member of congress of course and knowing how the system works from the inside out was talking about some of the things that we have achieved in the past. of course like the voting rights act, the civil rights act and a lot of bipartisan legislation she hopes they're going to start seeing moving forward now. we've seen how senate republicans are putting together a package led by senator scott. we're seeing how democrats and other democrats like kamala harris are talking about police reform in a kind of sweeping way to move forward. again, i think the interesting thing that mayor bottoms said is there's a feeling and it's almost an intangible, brian. it's not policy, bu

elizabeth: you know what's really interesting too, kelsey, congresswoman val demings, val demings thoughtnt-runner, val demings has indicated she may not want the job as biden's vice president. >> if i want the job that is a different way of asking the question. i'm not sure i want the job as much as the job may want me. elizabeth: whoa. that is quite a bombshell out of val dem mention. she is thought to be in the running of top three, vice president, joe biden's vice-presidential choices. what do you make of that? >> can you blame her? i don't think democrats have any chance of winning with their parties. i saw a poll just today showing that 50% of democrats now support defunding the police. val demings served as police chief in orlando. so she, according to democrats has a very problematic background and if she does step up and get nominated as vice, as vice president, she is going to have to answer to these mobs that we're seeing on the streets. it is not going to be pretty. and so i don't blame her or anybody. amy klobuchar also said that joe biden should pick an african-american wome

demings. mrs. demings: thank you so much, mr. chairman. chairman, i care about the rule of law. office bout the oath of that i've taken and that we've all taken and what it means to that oath of office to heart. r. zelinsky, first of all, congratulations on the birth of your child. want to thank you for career nonpartisan prosecutor who treats people equally and fairly. i believe that those would be welcome words, especially time in our nation when we're seeing civil unrest 50 states. a justice department that treats people equally and fairly. we know that most people in a fixer ry don't have title attorney general. your linsky, in testimony -- i think it's so important we keep our eye on the ball. heard so many distractions here today, but i'm to keep ing my eye on the ball, to work hard to make we do create a more perfect justice. mr. zelinsky, in your testimony, you stated that political ressure resulted in the virtually unprecedented decision o override the original sentencing recommendation and he filling of a new sentencing memorandum that includes the tatements and assert

demings. mrs. demings: thank you so much, mr. chairman. chairman, i care about the rule of law. office bout the oath of that i've taken and that we've all taken and what it means to that oath of office to heart. r. zelinsky, first of all, congratulations on the birth of your child. want to thank you for career nonpartisan prosecutor who treats people equally and fairly. i believe that those would be welcome words, especially time in our nation when we're seeing civil unrest 50 states. a justice department that treats people equally and fairly. we know that most people in a fixer ry don't have title attorney general. your linsky, in testimony -- i think it's so important we keep our eye on the ball. heard so many distractions here today, but i'm to keep ing my eye on the ball, to work hard to make we do create a more perfect justice. mr. zelinsky, in your testimony, you stated that political ressure resulted in the virtually unprecedented decision o override the original sentencing recommendation and he filling of a new sentencing memorandum that includes the tatements and assert

and then val demings isn't a national household name. and look what happened to sarah palin, you didn't know who she was. you can get defined without you having a chance to do that. i think those are the different pros and cons they're weighing between some of the candidates. if you're asking me who i think is at the top of the list, i think it is kamala harris and val demings. i don't know which is one or two. >> we look forward to seeing whams. thank you for joining us. i hope you get some r&r today. be sure to join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." he'll have an interview with representative adam schiff and director of the center for infectious disease, research and policy out of minnesota. and secretary of homeland security chad wolf. we hope you tune in at 8:00 a.m. right after this newscast. >>> and speaking with decision 2020, the white house tweeted that the president plans to visit yuma, arizona, to survey the border wall. afterwards he is said to go to phoenix, arizona, for a briefing on wall construction and border se

i think val demings. keisha bottoms out of atlanta.harris remains in the poll position. >> out of my $100 i'm putting $75 on comell kamala harris. an opportunity for val demings in florida. i'm putting the rest of my chips on her. she has fewer downsides than kamala harris. >> i'm putting $50 on val demings because i think at the end of the day she'd be a smarter pick. it's a way to placate the basins and the signal that the biden campaign is not anti-cop. 40 on kamala harris. i think she has an inside track and $10 to be determined. >> mike: winners and losers. harold. >> the assistant secretary of state mary elizabeth taylor who resigned, talking about her conscience dictating her decisions. we need more courage like that and honesty in politics. the losers are baseball fans. major league baseball can't get its act together. >> my winners are the leaders of the jewish community and brooklyn who took bolt cutters to open up a playground so the kids could play. there were huge protests the day before. that ingenuity is needed. my loser

val demings comes with some of those same qualities. she was a police chief in orlando.he's a rising star in the dij p -- in the democratic party, but she's still a congresswoman. she doesn't have the broad stature. that's why the betting right now or the feeling inside these precincts is that it is kamala's to lose. but again, they have to go through vetting. if they both fail through the vetting. it is back to square one. who knows. elizabeth warren could emerge. amy klobuchar obviously isn't emerging. as we reported i believe on this show first that following the riots and some of the protests over the george floyd killing, in her home state, the optics were not very good. james clyburn, the great congressman from south carolina, very close to joe biden pointed that out early on as well, confirming what we reported. so that's where we are right now. the process is not over. we should point out that the biden campaign after my tweet was forced to react to this. they did not dispute it. all they said was the process isn't over. and it isn't because you never know what y

i think i think what i'm hearing is that congresswoman val demings is is surging i think senator come on harris would be a very strong candidate so i'd say it's between those 2 in my judgment right now but the vice president's not going to pick till august and things may change in august polling issues i think race relations somebody that knows law enforcement the police this is why i think bell deming's well i don't know i just have seen her on television being a former police chief being a very good congresswoman i think she's kind of surging but the selectional be made in late july. 2 republicans have come forward to oppose the president one in office mitt romney and one not colin powell what do you what do you make of those 2 going their own way. well i believe it's significant particularly george w. bush that he is saying that he's moving in another direction he represents the moderate wing of the republican party he represents even though i disagreed with a lot of things he did a unity of bipartisanship colin powell is a national hero republican and i think it's significant i th

demings votes no. mr. correa votes no. miss scanlon votes no. miss garcia votes no. miss mcbeth votes no. mr. stanton votes no. miss dean votes no. ms. powell votes no. miss escobar? miss escobar votes no. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. chabot votes aye. mr. collins votes aye. mr. buck votes aye. miss roby votes aye. mr. johnson of louisiana votes aye. mr. biggs votes aye. >> have all the committee members voted? >> there are 14 ayes and 21 nos. >> the agreement is not agreed to. >> the gentleman is recognized. point of order is reserved. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment is actually very simple. i have heard a number of times the present trends executive order has been categorized as weak but i don't think that's really the case. has taken some bold initiative and action. much of what this bill does seems to be encroaching on state and local jurisdictions and in a directly, provides some basis for nationalizing our state and local police forces. that is problematic to me. simpleendment which is is getting at where he think we cannot discount that we have jurisdi

miss demings? >> no. >> miss demings about snow. mr. correa? mr. caray about snow. miss scanlon votes no. miss garcia votes no? miss mcbeth? miss mcbeth about snow. mr. stanton? miss dean? >> no. >> miss dean votes no. miss escobar? >> no. >> miss escobar votes no. mr. jordan. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. sensenbrenner. .r. chapot aye. chabot votes aye. mr. johnson of louisiana votes i. mr. mcclintock votes no. votes aye. mr.russian dollar votes -- votes no.er >> mr. correa, you are reported as no. >> vote no. lee, you are not recorded. >> i vote no. >> miss jackson lee votes no. mr. cohen votes no. mr. stanton, you are not recorded. >> stanton no. >> mr. stanton votes no. miss powell, you are not recorded. >> no. >> votes no. chair nadler: are there any members of the committee who wish to vote who haven't voted? >> mr. johnson of georgia, you are not recorded mr. johnson of georgia votes no. chair nadler: are there any other members who have not voted? the clerk will report. : mr. chairman, there are noes.s and 25 chair nadler: the amendment is not agreed to. >> i ha

miss demings? missa demings votes no. mr. correa votes no. ms. scanlan votes no. ms. garcia votes no. ms. mcbeth votes no. mr. stanton votes no. ms. escobar votes no. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. chabot? mr. chabot votes aye. mr. colin votes aye. mr. buck votes aye. miss robie votes aye. mr. gates votes aye. mr. johnson of louisiana votes aye. mr. big? mr. mcclintock votes aye. mr. klein votes aye. mr. armstrong votes yes. chair nadler: are there any other members who wish to vote? >> mr. chairman, how i'm my recorded? >> you are not recorded. he votes no. miss dean, you are not recorded. ms. dean votes no. miss beth votes no. chair nadler: any other members? mr. rosenthal are? >> you are not recorded. he votes aye. chair nadler: are there any other members? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman there are 12 ayes and 24 no's. chair nadler: the amendment is not agreed to. are there any other amendments in the nature of the substantive? there any other amendments in the nature of the substantive? for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? the gentle

but, you know, congresswoman val demings has had a lot to say about training.is an important component, no matter what the racial configuration of arresting police officer and person on the ground. that the thought of someone putting their knee to the back of somebody's neck, to the side, whatever it would be, until they are no longer conscious, is disturbing no matter who the victim's. no matter who the perpetrator is. so, that is why we cry for justice. the idea that if one is perceived to have more power because of the color of their skin, it's also worked into th this. i listened carefully to senator tim scott talk about being pullover while driving black seven times. seven times in a short period of time. david, i'm not going to put you on the spot. i'm from the south, it's happened to me. >> david: i've been pulled over, harris. >> harris: "without the suspect looked like you." when happens once or twice, that's one thing. when it happens continuously, that's a conversation that needs to be had. that is a faraway moment, we hope and pray, from what happen

he loves val demings. not because she is a good congresswoman.r when she was over the police force. i think he has a button for valval demings for vice president right now. it's based on you know people that you know. it's part of what we have to deal with here. we also have to enforce the law. we'll get a lot of messages to policemen, if they see policemen held accountable and go to jail if they break the law. >> well, you know, rev, you're absolutely right. you know people that you know. there is a comfort level, and there is an understanding, when you're in the community. by the way, just side bar, you cannot only ask mike barnicle about 1968, he knows a lot about the french-indian war. he was an instigator. >> he was there. >> started that, was there. also helped bring the peace. >> speaking of val demings -- >> rev, if you can stay with us? i know you have to bring soon, but we're going to bring in somebody you mentioned. >> joining us, member of the house homeland security judicia judiciary committees, val demings. formerly the chief of orl

for more, let's bring in florida congresswoman and florida orlando police chief val demings. good morning, congresswoman. i want to first get your reaction to what acting secretary wolf said about saying there's no systemic racism in police departments. >> well, good morning, martha. it's great to be with you, and i did hear the secretary's statement. look. if we're going to solve some of america's toughest problems, we've got to be painfully honest about what those problems are, and we know that we have been fighting systemic racism in this country for 400 years. we know that it has found -- reared its ugly heads in law enforcement agencies and housing, and education, and too many other places. so while i heard what the secretary said, we have a lot of work to do, and systemic racism is always the ghost in the room. >> as a former law enforcement officer and police chief, what's gone through your mind seeing these peaceful protesters hurt by police? >> martha, as you well know, i spent 27 years at the orlando police department. i worked beside some of the bravest men and wom

she appeared on "after words" in march of 2019 and was interviewed by democratic congresswoman val demings of florida. "after words" is a weekly program with relevant guest hosts interviewing authors about their latest work. all programs are also available as podcasts. >> welcome to today's segment. i'm representative val demings from florida and i'm honored to be here today with doctor jennifer eberhardt who's done some fascinating work in the area of human behavior. today we are going to talk about the latest book which i love that title because i think it conveys the area that we really need to focus on uncovering the hidden prejudice shapes what we see, think and do. welcome. it's great to be with you today. >> host: in the buck you talk about what i would say how we are conditioned, and i will use that word to respond to certain people in certain circumstances and what you referred to as implicit bias. you talked about how it can show up in any profession and spent 27 years as a law enforcement officer at the chief of police and i'm particularly interested in how it can show up in tha

you've seen val deming's name come up a lot because she was a police chief.eisha lance bottoms on tv a lot talking about things. what's your sense of how this is unfolding? >> well, ali, you're using the right word, which is sense. i want to let you in on a little secret here. the biden campaign has been very tight lipped, frustratingly tight lipped about this process. and that's to be expected. so a lot of these stories you're seeing from myself, from others, let's just say it's hearsay compounded with a little bit of pund entry and punditry and a little bit our gut about what's going on. karen hit on an important point. the one thing i can tell you for sure that's changed about the way the biden team has looked that the process, the selection, is to say that they're not in a rush to make a decision. there was some discussion early on about announcing the running mate earlier than they need to, which is usually right before the convention. there's been a lot of pressure about should he choose someone to match this moment now, obviously the post george floyd.

there is speculation representative demings is on the shortlist. , what impactected would that have onhe state, potentially? assuming it is messaged properly, and that might be a big assumption, but an african-american running mate for joe biden would probably do a bit to boost black voter turnout. thatve pretty good data shows us that roughly 90 and 10 african-american that show up at the polls are going to vote democrat. the question is, how many are going to show up? what is the turn i'm going to be? and that is -- what is the turnout going to be? that is where elections are won and lost. if biden is able to hold white moderate support, especially older voters, and is able to boost black voter turnout, which hillary clinton was unable to do relative to barack obama, then it is looking like a biden win here. want toe big ifs, just qualify that for everybody who might get upset. but forecasting a florida election, you flip a coin to see he was going to weed in florida and it lands on its edge. on speculation about the convention, is there chance florida will holst -- will host the rep

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are losing their jobs the company has suffered a major drop in orders due to the corona virus and deming. thousands of people have rallied across the czech republic to protest against the government's covert 19 recovery plan and demand more state support for entrepreneurs hit by pandemic restrictions the millions moments 1000000 moments for democracy movement organized events in more than $150.00 locations. now let's look at some developments in the corona virus pandemic a report in the german news weekly spiegel suggests there could be a link between the sabera t. have a coded infection and a person's blood group scientists say preliminary results point to people with blood type a being at a higher risk of severe infection than those with other blood types the world health organization is reevaluated comments an official made that asymptomatic people only rarely spread the coronavirus the w.h.o. has clarified that this is still unknown in brazil a supreme court justice has ordered the government to resume publishing full code 19 data it has been accused of trying to hide the severity of

deming? ms. deming votes no. mr. caray of no. ms. scanlan? ms. scanlan votes no. ms. garcia? ms. garcia votes no. mr. negus? mr. negus votes no. ms. mcbath? ms. mcbath votes no. mr. stanton? mr. stanton votes no. ms. dean? ms. dean votes no. ms. mcardle powell? ms. mcardle powell votes no. ms. escobar? ms. escobar votes no. mr. jordan? .r. jordan votes yes aye.abot votes mr. gomer votes yes. mr. collins votes aye. mr. buck? mr. buck votes aye. ms. robie? ms. robie votes no. mr. gates votes aye. mr. johnson of louisiana votes aye. mr. biggs votes aye. mr. mcclintock votes aye. ms. lisko votes aye. votes aye.dollar mr. klein votes aye. mr. armstrong? mr. steube? mr. steube votes yes. whore there any members have not voted and wish to vote? the clerk will report. >> mr. richmond, you are not recorded. mr. richmond votes no. mr. chairman, there are 13 ayes and 25 no's. >> any other amendments in the nature of a substitute? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will report the amendment. >> amendment to the amendment to hr 7120 offered by mr. gomer of texas. stage 135, line

plus efforts on the hennepin deming prayed in campaign 2020.joined in the conversation every day, unlike call in program, washington journal. and he missed any of our live coverage, watch anytime on demand, but cspan.org. or is on the go with a free radio app. former u.s. attorney general talked about racial and social justice pretty for joining the senate, the top prosecutor for minneapolis for our where george floyd died in police custody. it was hosted by georgetown university in public policy and also included questions from students. i want to thank everyone for tuning in tonight.

. >> so let's talk about the democratic ticket and there is a lot of speculation that valley demings from the orlando area is on the short list. if she is selected and again a long way to go before the selection is made later this summer, what impact would that have on the state potentially? >> my guess is assuming it is messaged properly and that might be a big assumption, an african-american woman at the top of the ticket or the running mate for joe biden would probably do a bit to boost black voter turnout. we have good data that shows us that roughly nine in ten african-americans who show up to the polls will vote democrat bhu the question is how many will turn up and that is where elections again are won and lost as i said the smartest and dumbest thing said in politics that it is all about turnout. if biden is able to continue to hold this kind of white moderate support, especially among older supporters and able to boost black voter turnout which hillary was unable to do versus barack obama, it looks like a -- you flip a coin in florida to figure out what is going to win and i

he said he didn't want demings to be considered for the vice-president spot.a black and become a police officer, you are no longer black." "you become blue." this is his idealogy. this is not what the people are saying on the ground that just want liberty and equal justice under the law. it's important to make those 2 distinctions. >> melissa: how can we make that distinction when he calls himself the chairman of the greater new york area of the black lives matter group? >> right. i could say i am black lives matter fox news. there is no real organizational structure. there are so many people that just put black lives matter on their stuff. then it becomes their organization. there is no real process. >> melissa: marie, i am confused. i don't know how he calls himself the chairman. the chairman symbolizes you are in charge. >> lawrence laid it out clearly there. black lives matter as a slogan has been used across the country by protestors demanding accountability and justice. yes, there are these individual groups or people that may say they are leaders in in

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. >> martha: i want to play some comments by val demings, who is a democrat, obviously from florida andr police chief from florida. she does not agree with you that the president is handling this well. here is what she had to say. >> we are going through this public health crisis among covid-19 and certainly as we are all watching and grieving with the floyd family, and america is on fire right now. and the president of the united states is walking around with gasoline. >> >> martha: what do you think of that, senator? >> martha, as i said earlier, folks seem to be stoking the flames, stoping the embers, not helpful. to be honest with you, what we need is the enemy of chaos order. we need order, structure, discipline and frankly, people leaning and with compassion. i think pointing fingers is the wrong direction right now, focusing on the future and having a real conversation about raising justice necessary. pointing fingers, throwing bombs towards one another eliminates all life so i recommend we focus our attention on progress. i'm sure that val demings is emotional at this time but t

demings. mrs. demings: thank you so much, mr. chairman. chairman, i care about the rule of law. office bout the oath of that i've taken and that we've all taken and what it means to that oath of office to heart. r. zelinsky, first of all, congratulations on the birth of your child. want to thank you for career nonpartisan prosecutor who treats people equally and fairly. i believe that those would be welcome words, especially time in our nation when we're seeing civil unrest 50 states. a justice department that treats people equally and fairly. we know that most people in a fixer ry don't have title attorney general. your linsky, in testimony -- i think it's so important we keep our eye on the ball. heard so many distractions here today, but i'm to keep ing my eye on the ball, to work hard to make we do create a more perfect justice. mr. zelinsky, in your testimony, you stated that political ressure resulted in the virtually unprecedented decision o override the original sentencing recommendation and he filling of a new sentencing memorandum that includes the tatements and assert

a black woman for his candidate, $30 val demings, 30 kamala harris, and 20 on susan rice.th stacey abrams she is qualified to be commander in chief. susan rice on paper, african-american woman and national security advisor could step into the job. i think that is attractive. >> bret: all right, panel, winners and losers next week. i give the extra time to shelby steele tonight. we appreciate it and when we come back effortless is the lincoln way. so as you head back out on the road, we'll be doing what we do best. providing some calm amidst the chaos. with virtual, real-time tours of our vehicles as well as remote purchasing. for a little help, on and off the road. now when you buy or lease a new lincoln, we'll make up to 3 payments on your behalf. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, now when you buy or lease a new lincoln, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these fo

val deming's served as police chief in orlando.g to democrats, has a very problematic background. and if she doesn't step up and get nominated as vice president, she is going to have to answer to these mobs that we are seeing on the streets. it is not going to be pretty. i do not blame her or anybody. amy clover -- she really took her name out of the race this week. i think that shows what a difficult position democrats are in as we head into the 2020 election. liz: interesting. thank you so much for your analysis there. come back soon. >> thank you. liz: house republican greg walden in a foxbusiness exclusive. he just held a major hearing of the covid-19 response with dr. fauci. pretty mad over how new york governor cuomo says he does take responsibility for his executive order that is blamed for covid deaths ripping through new york nursing homes. then governor cuomo turns around and blames government, politics, even god. anyone except for himself. that story next. ♪ given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen

i have $40 on tom deming. and i have $20 on stacy abrams. probably for similar reasons.e has to pick an african-american woman at this point. >> very similar to the guys i have $50 on senator harris, $30 on congressman val deming's, but i have $20 on congressman who is also the chair of the congressional black caucus. >> vets are closed, final winners and losers. matthew, winner first bread. >> my winner as 24 -year-old madison hawthorne who shocked the political world by upsettin in the republican primary going to replace mark meadows most likely end displacing aoc as th youngest member of congress. the disgraced lobbyist headed back to prison for violating a law that was enacted the last time he went to prison for violating lobbying regulations. >> i like to do the loser first-rate politicians and people out there who don't want to wear masks, who don't want t social distance because this ha led to fights and not just in that as healthcare as well. winner, i'm going to give a shout out to republicans, representative fitzpatrick, heard, and upton who crossed over party

i think of my colleague, al demings, who was recruited from being a social worker.d to imagine her violating someone's civil rights, killing them when she -- when she brought to the job was that kind of spirit. we need to recruit better cops in the first place. it's the same thing with just recently we changed our -- our liability laws so that if members of congress sexually harass folks that it won't be a liability of taxpayers but it will taxpayers, but it will be on that member of congress. >> yeah. >> people are still running. people still want to serve. maybe it will incentivize them to not sexually what race their employee harass their employees. maybe we'll get good cops applying for jobs. >> you brought up your colleague val demings. you think she should be the vice president of the united states? >> oh, my god. oh, my god. she could be so great. and vice president biden has lots of excellent choices. i am just so looking forward to him making his choice. and whoever he chooses has my entuesday afte enthusiastic support. >> congresswoman gwen moore of wiscon