in law enforcement, philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey and milwaukee police chief edward flynn. chief flynn, you said recently every cop in america is looking over his shoulder and they don't feel that america has their back. is that contributing to this rash of police shootings? >> i think we have to look at a broader context. but i certainly think it's an element. a number of things have happened and i'm wondering as we look at both the police shooting phenomenon and the increase in homicide in our major cities, you can't disaggragate the two phenomenons. we have to discuss it later that has to do with a tipping point. we aren't sure if we have a spike or a real tipping point and a change phenomenon. but there are concerning issues and one is the relentless p lel propaganda war being waged by the television stations. it's been most distressing to watch them try to link six or eight questionable video recordings of police misconduct and turn that into a national narrative of what the state of police community relations are. it's a false construct but it is a dangerous one. >>

philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay and milwaukee police chief edward flynn.tes in congress to save his iran nuclear deal. we'll talk with former vice-president dick cheney and his daughter liz about an obama foreign p.m. see they say has dangerously weakened america. and our power player of the week. this week on fox news sunday. >>> i was sit hearing looking at the polling results all i can tell you some of you need to get your life right. i can't believe that 44% of the people are not fans of breakfast for dinner. i'm cool that vick% support it. 44, you guys need to check yourself. >> mike and i are checking out social media comments. wayne writes york, yes, yes, yes in reference to breakfast it's better than eating it in the morning. >> yeah. and philly good morning. who is tebow? what has he done for me lately. >> we wanted that see the cute baby really quickly. >> shout out to anthony. thank you everyone for spending your weekend with us. happy labor day. we'll see you soon. keep watching fox 29. ♪ i'm chris wallace. police officers targeted as anti-cop

in law enforcement: philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey and hill walk police chief edward flynn. you said chief flynn every cop in america is looking over his shoulder and they do not feel america has their back. is that contributing to the rash of police shootings? >> we have to look at a broader context. it is an element. a number of things have happened. i wonder if we look at both the police shootings and the increase in homicides in our major cities, you cannot disconnect the two. there are a number that work that we could discuss that have to do with us being a tipping point. we are not sure if it is a spike or a real tipping point and change. but there are concerning issues one is the relentless propaganda war waged against american police officers by our network television stations. it has been moist distressing to watch them link six or eight questionable video recordings of police misconduct and turn it into a national mayoralty of what the relatives are. it is false and it is dangerous. >> we will get into that in a moment. commissioner ramsey, we will tack about the

and milwaukee police chief edward flynn. >>> then president obama gets enough votes in c

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his name is edward flynn. he said sort of to what you're saying, jonathan.ng ones status and credibility and honor, if you will, within that peer community is literally a matter of life and death. and that's coupled with a very harshry alty which is the mental calculation of those who live in that strata that is it more dangerous to get caught without their gun than to get caught with a gun. does that speak volumes to you and the community that you're hearing from? >> it does. the community that i'm talking about is overall just in the united states: that probable is geared towards more the inner city and the way the inner city reacts but the reality is this is this growing sentiment of me, notice me, let me do what i want, don't confront me because i'm going to confront you. and i think we've lost our sense of who we are we're americans and i know this sounds like a hard leap for academics or people who want to work for a president's council or this or that, but that's the reality, we just have a break down in the way we associate with each other overall. a

chris wallace will be talking to philadelphia police commissioners ramsey and edward flynn. that's tomorrow. check local listings for the time and channel. >>> turns out debt ridden puerto rico can be a gold mine for campaign cash and votes as i wait for the normal animation to take place. presidential candidates hillary clinton and marco rubio were on opposite sides of the aisle in issues. while rubio pushed for reforms to combat san juan's crushing debt, clinton sided with those who wanted to declare bankruptcy. >> i know political leaders across the spectrum agree to that here in puerto rico. but not a single republican has stepped up in washington to support the leaders of puerto rico. and -- >> while clinton campaigns at tend a woman for hillary event in new hampshire, the e-mail service scandal continues to dog her. marco rubio is convinced the e-mail troubles are going away in time. >> this is going into potentially criminal activity. again it goes back to the same point i made before, hillary clinton is desperate because she has a ticking time bomb on her hands when