we're back with don lemon.u ever been in any moment like this in your career, and would you compare this to anything? >> i mean i went through ferguson i went through freddie, gray and baltimore. i've been, you know, in the mild of it. as we're talking about people who were protesting and that sort of thing. but anything that is this surreal and where we're really -- we're at a precipice right now. we're at a moment where people need to understand that if you believe in law and order then you need to believe in equal treatment by the law, right? if you care about keeping law and order then you need to care about lives as much as you care about property, and so if you're concerned and upset about property being lost and things being burned, which is -- it should not be happening. i'm not condoning that, but you should care equally about the lives that have been lost and when someone says i don't condone the action, i don't agree with the action but i understand the anger, right? and then the answer to that or th

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don lemon, your thoughts? this is not pleasant to observe this in washington, d.c., the nation's capital. >> i said earlier this was a made for tv moment. this was a peaceful protest -- >> hold on, don. here is the president. >> my fellow americans, my first and highest duty as president is to defend our great country and the american people. i swore an oath to uphold the laws of our nation and that is exactly what i will do. all americans were rightly sickened and revolted by the brutal death of george floyd. my administration is fully committed that for judge and his family, justice will be served. he will not have died in vain. but we cannot allow the righteous cries of peaceful protesters to be drowned out by an angry mob. the biggest victims of rigoting is peaceful citizens. i will fight to protect you. i am the president of law and order and an ally of all peaceful protesters, but in recent days our nation has been gripped by professional anarchists, looters, criminals antifa and others. states have faile

i'm don lemon. coming up on 11:00 p.m. here on the east coast. coronavirus pandemic surging across the united states tonight. at least 26 states are reporting an increase in the number of cases as compared to last week. and three of the most populous states, california, texas, florida all setting records for the number of new cases recorded in one day. president trump refusing to acknowledge the alarming statistics. suggesting today that the pandemic is over. dr. anthony fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, calling the surge in new cases disturbing and imploring americans to just get past it and wear a mask in public to limit the spread of the virus. >> there's no secret formula for that except to say get past it. you know, it should not be a political issue. it is purely a public health issue. forget the politics. look at the data. >> and breaking tonight, dozens of secret service agents will be quarantined as a precaution after president trump's rally in tulsa. >>> also, the governors of new york, new jersey, and connecticut joini

i'm don lemon. here's our breaking news, okay? thousands of protesters out on the streets of america tonight making their voices heard, demanding change. i want you to listen to this entire open tonight because it's very important. i'm going to put the entire thing into perspective for you, what is happening in this country right now. they're demanding that this country finally confront the racism that is killing people across america. demanding that the president of the united states hear them. a week that began with the gassing of peaceful protesters outside the white house ends with the president, you know, the tough guy, the so-called tough guy, the president having lost the support of his former military top brass and the nfl. the nfl commissioner roger goodell admitting the league was wrong, wrong for not listening to players peacefully protesting racism. >> we at the national football league condemn racism and the systematic oppression of black people. we, the national football league, admit we were wrong for not listening

. >> i love you, don lemon. tell the truth, brother. >> always. and i'm going to tell the truth right now and you know how i feel about you. so, yes, that goes double for you. but listen. i'm going to tell the truth right now. and this is cnn tonight, i am don lemon. here's the truth. all-time high. all-time high. that's not a good thing because, tonight, the three most populated states in this country hit all-time high coronavirus numbers. just, everyone, i want you to, please, listen to this entire opening segment of what i call my take tonight. everything in it is true. and it's a dire warning. so i need you to sit and pay attention to this, because it's -- it's really important for your health and the health of the country. okay? california, hitting a single-day high of more than 7,000 new, confirmed cases. that's california. then, there's texas. texas, now, reporting its highest single-day number of new cases. more than 5,500. and then, there is florida. florida, too, making its highest number of new confirmed coronavirus cases in a single da

"cnn tonight" with don lemon right now.ootie fruity. >> oh, rudy and we just lost little richard. >> i know. >> who did that. one of my favorites. i have a big painting of little richard in my home i'm sure you've seen. we needed some good news. we needed some good news and someone who is an ameri-can, as you say, because there is so much craziness going on in the world. there is so much upheaval, chris. have you -- well, i've lived longer than you. >> yes. >> and i am -- just by two months. >> whatever. >> i have never seen so much upheaval. usually there are things that happen, there's one big event, right? >> mm-hmm. >> maybe two big events. but there's so much upheaval in the world. and then we have an administration now that is in denial of a lot of to. >> well, not just in denial, but the lie, deny, defy, and the emphasis on division, what we got here, my friend, is fragile. >> yeah. >> and when you grab it and tear it at the seams and they're not like you and these people shouldn't be here and this is wrong and i sho

i'm don lemon. thank you so much for joining us.ing justice for george floyd on the day he was laid to rest in houston. the video of a minneapolis police officer with his knee on floyd's neck shocked the nation, prompting calls for action on police brutality and systemic racism.

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don lemon looked in the camera and told us all we are tiahrting on a dictatorship.talking a heads on msnbc and cnn, they can't be inconvenienced with facts because theirir goal is not to report news, it's to further their left left-wing, un-american agenda. you can see it when you look at a whatt they're not reporting. where is the coverage of the numerous black business owners who have seen their dreams go up in smoke as their businesses have been looted and burned to the ground? where is the coverage of the inner cities that have been completely destroyed for the families who live there? where's the calls for justice for the retired police captain that was murdered by a rioter? these anchors like don lemon and chrisom cuomo, they are so blind by their hatred for donald trump that they are willing to look the other way when these horrible things u happen. it is tearing the country apart. i have to say these people are waking up to how biased they are, and they're not listening to these anchors anymore. elizabeth: let's show the statement, let's show what the park p

i'm don lemon. as i said, we're going to do something different tonight because we're going to take the take that i usually talk about. you don't want to miss it because something is happening here, and these two people are affecting how it's happening. i've got special guests. let's bring in ben crump, attorney for the floyd family, and philonise floyd, thank you so much. i know that you guys have to catch a plane. so because of -- i am so enamored by -- i should say, honored by how you have handled yourself, philonise, you and your entire family and what you have done for this country, i wanted to make sure i got you in at the top of the show. the lead story. so thank you for waiting. you gave some emotional testimony on capitol hill today. what did you think? how'd it go? >> did he say testimony on capitol hill? oh, we wanted to come to washington. i had wanted to let them know about how the officer put his knee on my brother neck, and my brother pleaded for his life. and i knew if i had him ther

don lemon looked into the camera told us all we're teetering on a dictatorship. liz, which of course there was no tear gas. but these talking heads on msnbc and cnn, they can't be inconvenienced with facts of the their goal is not to report the news. it is to further their left-wing, un-american agenda, you can see that agenda. it becomes crystal clear when you look what they are not reporting. where is the coverage of the numerous black business owners who have seen their dreams go up in smoke as their businesses have been looted and burned to the ground? where is the coverage of the inner cities that have been completely destroyed for the families who live there? where is the coverage and calls for justice for david dorn, the retired police captain that was murdered by a rioter? these anchors like don lemon and chris cuomo, they are so blinded by their hatred for donald trump, they are willing to look the other way when these horrible things happen. it us tearing the country apart. i have to say, liz i think people are waking up to how biased they are and not l

i'm don lemon. the presidency of donald trump is in flames. it's in flames, when it comes to race, when it comes to coronavirus, when it comes to fitness for office. yes, when it comes to his precious poll numbers. here's what the "washington post" is reporting tonight. that a top state department official is resigning, over trump's insensitive handling of the racial tensions and protests sparked by the killing of george floyd, who died while a former minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck. her name is mary elizabeth taylor. the assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs, saying that the president's actions cut sharply against her core values and convictions. and that she must follow her conscience and resign. wow. when was the last time we heard that from this administration, if ever? finally, someone in this administration having the decency to resign, rather than be one of trump's enablers. any republicans on capitol hill any republicans on capitol hill listening? any? anybody? mueller? no one? okay. maybe her resignation

don lemon is still with us. don, this is a very, very sensitive moment right now, as we wait for the curfew -- curfews to go into effect here in washington, an hour or so from now in new york city, in los angeles, in philadelphia, atlanta, louisville, chicago, denver. this is a sensitive moment. >> it is a sensitive moment. but let me just co-sign, so to speak, what charles ramsey said. everything he said, ditto. these young people, we have to stop looking at them as somehow other or some -- to be afraid of or people who are just nuisances on our streets. these are brave people. they're brave young people. and i just hope that it doesn't turn violent tonight and i hope that people -- there's no destruction of property. and i hope that people start embracing the change that we need and help the young people who are out here fighting. that's all i have to say, wolf. >> yeah, it's a sad situation that has unfolded, but there is, as chief ramsey says, there is hope now that the young people will do something to stop

. >> i love you, don lemon. >> so this is where we are tonight. this is cnn tonight. i am don lemon. and i want to talk about the moment that we're in, and how we move forward. and offer people, not only some advice on how to move forward but, also, something that will help you understand and not be so depressed. a little bit of hope. because now is the time -- it's not the time -- now is not the time to stay on the sidelines. it's time to take action. it is time to stand up. to stand up, like in your very -- like mitt romney. like generals jim mattis and colin powell. even roger goodell and nascar. now is the time. the protestors are out there on the streets tonight. they are calling for action. they are making their voices heard. they're demanding justice for george floyd and beyond. demanding that this president hear them. demanding that he stand up, and not hide behind fences or in a bunker. now is the time. instead, this president, who is literally, and figuratively, in a bunker behind a wall, confined to the white house, the people's house, is now a fortress. pi

this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. we have breaking news. massive peaceful protests all across this country tonight. america today nine days after the death of george floyd at the hands of police. protesters still in the streets tonight, in spite of curfews in the country's biggest cities. getting in tonight, i got to tell you, i almost didn't make it in. they're trying to get into any entrance into this city is really tough. you have to show identification. you have to show you're an essential worker. if you come in after that curfew, they're not going to let you in. this city is under control at the moment by the nypd at the moment. all of this is happening as the fired minneapolis police officer who pinned george floyd to the ground with his knee on his neck was charged today with a new more serious count of second degree murder. the other three ex-officers on the scene charged with aiding and abetting. all four are in custody, being held on $1 million bail each. there they are, look at their pictures up on your screen. all four tonight.

don lemon is still with us. don, you live in new york city, you know this area, you know union square, you know soho. give us a little big picture of what you sense we should be bracing for. >> it's interesting, wolf, because the number of cities that we've had on our screen, are cities that i've lived in for a number of years. it's surreal to see these images playing out in these beautiful cities. we're looking at this cavernous city with thousands of people out, a city that has been virtually empty for months because of covid-19, and all these people are suddenly showing up with a concern that cities may become super spreader cities. these protests >>> i think we are braced for seeing similar scenes to what we saw last night. the protesters walked down the street and then police find them and they retreat and try to go to another spot and then police move towards another spot and retreat. they keep moving. this stance plays out in new york city which is dense, small streets, but we see a similar conflict that p

. >> you know, don lemon. she with us as he has been over the past few days. know you have a question for the mayor right now. i know you watch this memorial service very, very closely. what also stood out to you? >> i did watch very closely and what stood out to me was that when everyone and the reverend al sharpton talked about how this will be different. right. you hear the mayor saying he hopes this will be different. listen, i'm optimistic and i hope. but i am holding the same hope bracing myself just in case it doesn't. just as we do with those officer, just in case a conviction does not happen. just in case there is a change. because i had been sitting here for far too many of these funerals an these conversations with you, wolf, and other folks around the country and on this new yorker saying, well, this time is going to be different. we need to have a conversation about this change this do that. nothing ever changes, here we are, you know, year after year with another george floyd or someone who has lost their lives, life at the hands of a police offi

. >> love you, don lemon. >> more. love you more. so, this is "cnn tonight" i'm don lemon. off what we just talked about. is an order really an order when you don't have to obey it? think about that. that's the question. president trump using the ceremony of the white house rose garden to sign an executive order out lining suggestions for modest reforms on policing in america. so is it really reform? the executive order is more of list of guidelines. in the wake of three week of protests across america to the death of george floyd, while a former minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck. you'll hear as you have heard in the show, the order and the standards sets it sets our essentially voluntary. also before signing that signing the president met privately today with family members of the victims of police and racial violence. he said to be visibly moved at the stories of loved ones. we have talked about that on this show. about the low bar that is set for this president. and his lack of empathy. reportedly he had some today. tonight we are going to hear from some peo

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i'm don lemon this is "cnn tonight." after thousands of americans took to the streets again for the 16th straight day to protest the death of george floyd at the hands of four minneapolis police officers, calls are growing to stop the police. they want law enforcement to be a solution and not the problem as i spoke with nypd commissioner about. fired police officer thomas lane who is charged with aiding and abetting in george floyd's death has been released from jail on bond. >>> as america tries to come to grips with their racist past, a major announcement from nascar banning confederate flags at all races and events. house speaker nancy pelosi calling tonight for the removal of 11 confederate statues from the capitol but president trump saying he opposes removing the names of confederate commanders from nearly a dozen military bases. let's discuss now. cnn's white house correspondent, mr. john harwood and our national reporter for the "new york times," ested herndon, i appreciate it. we're seeing 16 days of mass protes

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i am don lemon. thanks for joining us, everyone. can you hear it? can you hear americans, all across this country? well, they are peacefully protesting. they are demanding justice. can you hear it? can you hear them crying, i can't breathe? it has been happening for weeks. we can all hear it. but not this president. he just won't hear it. he won't hear the protestors. he won't hear his own four-star generals and admirals. denouncing his threat to use active military to put town protests. he won't hear his republican allies, who want to take the names of confederate generals off military bases. he won't hear the nfl. the nfl, admitting that they were not -- they -- that they were wrong, not to listen to protesting players. he won't even hear nascar. nascar is banning confederate flags. he won't even hear his own advisers. his white house aides, members of congress, corporate ceos. trying to convince him to stop dividing us. to stop stoking division, like he did as a candidate. like he is still doing t

where is don lemon, all of you out there are the frankensteins of always racism?e can deal with racism in in country. looting is not, it is criminal, it is not allowed, it is time to zip tie them instead of tying the hands of americans. elizabeth: david, come back. david webb there, great to have you on. thanks so much for joining us, david. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, acting customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan joining us in a fox business, exclusive on the hundreds of border agents now deploying along with 20,000 in the national guard to help stop riots and looting across the country. that story is next. ♪. i wanted more from my copd medicine, that's why i've got the power of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open, and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your

i'm don lemon. 11:00 p.m.on the of the coast and we have new developments in the death of rayshard brooks, the 27-year-old black man shot in the back by police. the district attorney in atlanta announcing 11 charges against the former officer who fired the shots. including a felony murder charge that could bring the death penalty. >>> and breaking news, here's what sources are saying in atlanta. that police officers are calling out sick tonight in protest of the charges. >>> also tonight, coronavirus cases on the rise in 21 states. ten of those states seeing their highest seven-day average of new cases per day since the pandemic began. so why is president trump saying this? >> if you look,

i'm don lemon. it is 11:00 p.m. here on the east coast and with thousands and thousands of americans demanding justice and an end to police brutality, the president attends a roundtable at a church in dallas with faith leaders and members of law enforcement saying the white house is working on an executive order on policing standards. also ignoring the national outpouring of anger in systemic racism in policing. warning against labeling people as racists. >> we have to work together to confront bigotry and prejudice wherever they appear. but we'll make no progress and heal no wounds by falsely labeling tens of millions of decent americans as racists or bigots. >> three key law enforcement officials in the dallas region, all of whom are black, were not invited to the roundtable. and also tonight, general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, apologizing for appearing in a photo op with the president last week. after peaceful protesters were forcefully removed from lafayette square in front of the wh

want to turn it over now to don lemon and cnn tonight. >> this is cnn tonight. i am don lemon.breaking news for you this evening. protestors, who were trying to pull down the andrew jackson statue in lafayette park, pushed out by police tonight. using some kind of chemical agent. you're about to look at, now, a live shot of that area. and, in a few minutes, we're going to go live to our reporters there on the ground. you can see lafayette park and our kaitlan collins getting into place for a report for us. reporters told by the secret service to immediately leave the white house property. all that happening in the wake of protests that began with confederate statues, and are now spreading all across this country. it is a fast-moving situation, and we're going to have a lot more tonight, live, from the scene. but in a nation that has been tone deaf, really, about why these statues were erected and

i am don lemon. for 21 straight days now, 21, americans around the country have taken to the streets to protest the death of george floyd. and to fight back against police brutality. monumental change is happening in america. you heard what chris, what we were just talking about. what the supreme court did. monumental change here. you can feel it in the streets. you can feel it in the air. but one person. there is one person who is resisting change the most, and that's president trump. as i said, change is all around us. and one change, right now, has to do with the president and how people respond to him. his usual bag of tricks. are they working for him anymore? let's see. let's start with tonight's breaking news on the nfl and how they have dealt with protests of racial injustice and their players. we know, of course, that for years, trump has lashed out at professional athletes for taking a knee during the national anthem, to protest racial injustice in america. >> wouldn't you love to see one of

i'm don lemon. it is 11:00 p.m.e on the east coast and with thousands and thousands of americans demanding justice and an into police brutality, the president attends a roundtable at a church in dallas with faith leaders and members of law enforcement saying the white house is working on an executive order on policing standards. also ignoring the nat

. >> love you don lemon. >> this thing -- i don't know what's going on. can you -- it's embarrassing. if you can't grow hair. it's so embarrassing. could you put some formula on it. whatever it is. >> on the beard or my hair? >> that's not a beard. >> it's just getting going. >> you have been growing it for three weeks. >> that's not true. >> dye that thing. shave it. >> wouldn't be the first time. >> all right. i have to get serious. i have to run. this is "cnn tonight." for 21 straight days now, 21. americans around the country have taken to the streets to protest the death of george floyd. and to fight back against police brutality. monumental change is happening in america. you heard what chris just talking about. with the supreme court. you can feel it in the streets. you can feel it in the air. one person there's one person who is resisting change. the most. and that's president trump. as i said change is all around us. and one change right now has to do with the president and how people respond to him. his usual bag of tricks, are they working anym

i turn things over to don lemon and "cnn tonight." >> this is "cnn tonight" i'm don lemon.e been breaking news this evening. protestors who were trying to pull down the andrew jackson statue pushed out by police tonight using some kind of chemical agent. you're looking at a live shot of the area. and we'll go live to the reporters there on the ground. you can see the park and caitlyn collins getting into place for a report. reporters told by the secret service to leave the white house property. happening in the wake of protests began with confederate statues and spreading across the country. a fast moving situation. we'll have more live from the scene. in nation that has been tone deaf about why they were erected and why many want them taken down it's no surprise that even in washington at the white house, that kind of attitude still persists. i want you to see what happened during the white house briefing today when the press secretary dodged the truth about again and again refusing to admit that the

joining us now to discuss so many things, a man never seen at this hour of the day, cnn's don lemon, anchor of "kr countdown cnn tonight." i assume you have been waiting up all night for us. >> i have. good morning. >> you on your show often talk about issues of race. issues of policing. and so i'm wondering what you think of these weeks since george floyd's death. do you see everything that john just laid out a sea change in this country yet? >> i do see a sea change and i see a president who is quite frankly at the very least tone deaf. when you see all the people around him, the people he respects the most, the generals, the military folks, even people who are in his inner circle disagreeing with him on how he handled protesters in washington when he wanted that photo-op by gassing then and moving them off the streets and not meeting the moment right now. so i think right now, the president is probably the person who is doing the most harm when it comes to race relations, police relations in this country right now because he is simply behind the times. not only is he not 2020, he'

where is don lemon, all of you out there are the frankensteins of always racism?e can deal with racism in in country. looting is not, it is criminal, it is not allowed, it is time to zip tie them instead of tying the hands of americans. elizabeth: david, come back. david webb there, great to have you on. thanks so much for joining us, david. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, acting customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan joining us in a fox business, exclusive on the hundreds of border agents now deploying along with 20,000 in the national guard to help stop riots and looting across the country. that story is next usaa was made for right now. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many tim

. >>> let's go to don lemon and others for some analysis. don, very important day today. what do you think? >> it's a huge day. i've been riveted all day, watching, especially the events that unfolded, wolf, later on this evening, of course, the son of george floyd, really heart-wrenching story or interview there, especially with our sara sidner, speaking in front of the media earlier, before that. i have to say, this is a turning point. this is a turning point, when you have a commissioner from the new york city police department earlier, dermot shea, come on television and say we stand with the floyd family, that we cannot stand for what happened on that videotape, that it is an outrage, i don't know if i've he ever heard anything like that from the nypd, certainly not from police departments around the country. this is a major, major turning point in this country. and it is about time. keith ellison is right. justice should be served. the wheels of justice should turn. we would like them to turn a little bit more quickly. but on this particular matter, i think that the

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neighbor spotted him running into a backyard in don lemon. armed with a rifle type of weapon and him down until the police arrived. air force officials have confirmed the suspect is named steven carrillo. he is an active duty sergeant at travis air force base. on saturday investigators say carrillo ambush sheriff deputy damon gutzwiller firing shots at the officers and by moment. a neighbor tells us he was speaking but not making a whole lot of sense. they spotted his white van and said it was suspicious. that is when deputies responded to the scene. speaking of white vans, the day before that shooting in don lemon, the fbi tweeted a picture of a similar -looking white fan in oakland. it was the one used in the slaying of the federal security officer during the protest on may 29. definitely similarities there. we will hear more at a press conference from the santa cruz county sheriff himself at 2:00 p.m. in san francisco, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> >>> a peaceful weekend of protests across the area. hundred gathered at lake mayor earlier in the day

i'm don lemon. this is "cnn tonight." >>> after thousands of americans took to the streets again for the 16th straight day to protest the death of george floyd at the hands of former minneapolis police officers, calls growing to overhaul police in the united states, including from george floyd's brother who testified on capitol hill pleading with lawmakers to stop the pain being felt by so many african-americans and to make changes so law enforcement is a solution and not the problem. as i spoke with nypd commissioner about moments ago. >>> we're also learning tonight that fired minneapolis police officer thomas lane who charged -- who is charged with aiding and abetting in george floyd's death has been released from jail on bond. >>> and as america tries to come to grips with their racist path in the aftermath of george floyd's killing, a major announcement from nascar. banning confederate flags at all races and events. the house speaker nancy pelosi calling tonight for the removal of 11 confederat

where is don lemon, all of you out there are the frankensteins of always racism?e can deal with racism in in country. looting is not, it is criminal, it is not allowed, it is time to zip tie them instead of tying the hands of americans. elizabeth: david, come back. david webb there, great to have you on. thanks so much for joining us, david. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, acting customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan joining us in a fox business, exclusive on the hundreds of border agents now deploying along with 20,000 in the national guard to help stop riots and looting across the country. that story is next at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees

i'm don lemon. of course we have breaking news. we have protesters still in the streets tonight in spite of curfews in some of the nation's biggest cities. it has been a day of massive demonstrations from coast to coast on the day of george floyd pea 's memorial service in minneapolis, his home going, and the message was unmistakable. >> the reason why we are watching all over the world is we were like george. we couldn't breathe. not because there was something wrong with our lungs because because you wouldn't take your knee off our neck. we don't want no favors! just get up off of us and we can be and do whatever we can be. >> and no wonder. george floyd didn't die peacefully in his bed after a long life. he died in the street with a white police officer's knee on his neck. he died calling out "i can't breathe" and begging for his mother. and this is the result. look at these live pictures happening in new york city right now. police facing off against protesters. protesters against police, police against protesters. we've been w

want to turn it over now to don lemon and cnn tonight. >> this is cnn tonight. i am don lemon. we have breaking news for you this evening. protestors, who were trying to pull down the andrew jackson statue in lafayette park, pushed out by police tonight. using some kind of chemical agent. you're about to look at, now, a live shot of that area. and, in a few minutes, we're going to go live to our reporters there on the ground. you can see lafayette park and our kaitlan collins getting into place for a report for us. reporters told by the secret service to immediately leave the white house property. all that happening in the wake of protests that began with confederate statues, and are now spreading all across this country. it is a fast-moving situation, and we're going to have a lot more tonight, live, from the scene. but in a nation that has been tone deaf, really, about why these statues were erected and why many want them taken down, it is no surprise, today, that even in washington, at the white house, that kind of attitude still persists. i want you to see what happened dur

contrary to the silent headline don lemon said saturday night the president has been silent. that comment came after the president was speaking on this issue. down saying the president was silent. i do not want to bore you with reading the statements, but it sounds like i should read a few. the president saying it is a great tragedy that is filled americans with horror, anger, and grief and i stand before you as a friend and ally. he said i understand the pain the people are feeling. but id go on and on, would already be repeating with the president said. this president has not been silent and at this moment he's is acting to protect this country from the lawlessness we saw last night. church wast. john's , graffitiast night all over, set on fire. what is the president's reaction? >> i think it is hurtful on a number of levels. the word veteran spray-painted out of the placard in front of the department. the lincoln memorial defaced. how does that make sense? the place for the march on washington began. that momentous occasion in the history of civil rights. that memorial was

. >>> we're joined now by cnn anchor don lemon who has been watching all of this very closely. don, let's talk about the curfews. i'm looking at a list over here, new york city, 8:00 p.m. washington, d.c., 7:00 p.m. philadelphia, 8:30. los angeles, 6:00 p.m. miami, 9:00 p.m. atlanta, 9:00 p.m. louisville, 9:00 p.m. denver. these are major american cities and they have curfews. people will not be allowed to go out in the streets after that curfew goes into effect. it says a lot about what's going on in the united states right now. >> it says a lot about what's going on in the united states. it says a lot about the vacuum of leadership in our country that protesters cannot take to the streets and people can't figure out the difference between the protesters and the bad actors. i think it's important to make a distinction between those people. the bad actors and the legitimate protesters. i think law enforcement should be able to get a handle on the difference and put people on the streets to be able to stop the looting and the violence. but i also think that people should be able

i'm don lemon. and i've got a lot to tell you right now so have a seat. pay attention. because we are a country right now without a leader. we have a president -- we have someone who sits in the oval office, but we don't have a leader. you know the president loves the red states on his electorate map. likes to pull it out. likes to show people. well, now it is the coronavirus map that is getting redder and redder and redder. look at it. and that's what american carnage looks like. 60% of states reporting an increase in new cases. let me tell you who it is. what states. texas, arizona -- some of the states. nevada, new mexico, louisiana and north carolina. guess what they're doing? they're all pausing their reopening plans. why? fears of apocalyptic surges in texas cities. california reaching an all-time high in patients hospitalized with coronavirus. and the director of the cdc says coronavirus cases may be ten times higher than reported. in the face of all that, the president says this, this is at his fox town hall just tonight that i was talking to chris about, about

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. >> i love you, don lemon. >> i love you more than i don't know, who knows. >> in your case, not much. >> i got to get to the breaking news. i'll see you later. i'll see you later on tonight. this is the breaking news. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. >>> listen, we have breaking news all across major cities tonight under curfew after things got ugly in too many places last night. you're looking at pictures in new york. that is one place that's under a curfew. most of the cities we're going to show you tonight under curfew as well. so far things appear to be calm. you never know. we hope they stay that way. that after a day of peaceful, in fact, beautiful protests in cities all across the country. thousands and thousands of people exercising their first amendment rights. last night we asked, democracy or dictatorship? well, today those protesters gave us our answer. the response to the president, the response to the violence last night seems to be even larger and more peaceful protests. people out in the streets in even greater numbers. i want you to take a look at this. this is

i am don lemon. angry, threatening, and defensive.o hold a campaign rally tomorrow in tulsa, oklahoma, despite warnings from health experts that it's a bad idea to pack 20,000 people into an arena, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. is the president concerned? f

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