flag on fire might be get to that point. i'm not someone who flag on fire.eople go to the national parks after he decided to close them down. whatever that fine was whenever he was in his fit of peek, maybe trump can do in his fit of peak. >> public safety situation. >> i think it's reaching that point, billy. i think it's reaching that point. it might fall under the flag on fire in a crowded theater. >> ms. martha will have more on flag burning in a moment. >> martha washington is on? you have martha washington on? >> no, miss martha maccallum. >> i'm sorry. >> ms. martha washington has been diseased for quite some time. >> update, all the spin stops here shows miller me and watters are approaching sell outs. get to bill o'reilly.com where we will link you to all the offices. tacoma washington. make fabulous gifts. martha as i said maccallum not washington on deck. hillary clinton, donald trump and flag burning. moments away. ♪ ♪ today we're gonna be comparing these two truck beds. let's start over here with this aluminum bed. you put your toolbox up here..

flag. it wasn't only the african-american press but the protecters of the flag, the keepers of the confederate flame initially reacted against it trying to make sure it was used only as a revered memorial symbol and not the way it clearly became by the time of the civil war centennial. that's really the context of the early 1950s for the use of the flag. >> dr. brown-douglas, would we install a set of windows like that today? if we did, how would it be different? >> what an easy question. as i contemplate that question, i ask a prior question, first of all, and that is, would we have even installed those windows, let's say, in 1954 or beyond? because, of course, they were installed in 1953. and in 1954, in response to the brown versus the board of education decision, confederate symbols began to gather new meaning or different meanings, as even dr. coski points out in his book. and those meanings began to become -- it became very clear that these symbols were symbols of white supremacy, at

this man found the flags.gone to ishinomaki as a volunteer and was cleaning up homes. >> translator: there was a collapsed building and in it were many tairyo-bata. i felt i must save those treasures. >> reporter: the colors shown through the dirt and debris. he thought about using the tairyo-bata to represent the area's revival. his experience as a clothing designer gave him some ideas. >> translator: i told the fishermen i wanted to add -- make items using them. many fishermen came out to the beach carrying boxes full of flags. >> reporter: so far the fisher men and their families have brought flags to create symbols of recovery. >> hiroyuki is one of them. he was born to a family that had been fishing for more than 100 years. before the earthquake he would go out in his boat. the flags are used to decorate fishing vessels. so when the boats were lost in the tsunami, the flags had nowhere to fly. he said he found his flag in front of his home which had flooded. >> translator: they were here. >> reporter: his

julie: the burning of a flag?n a public space and it becomes a safety thing, of course. meghan: i do, no, i said if you burn an american flag, you have to go visit a wounded veteran at walt every reed, you have to go to a -- walter reed, you have to go to a military funeral because this flag is a symbol of patriotism, for what our veterans fight and die for, men, women, all races since the beginning of this country. i have a huge vintage american flag, it's very meaningful to me, and the idea that you would desecrate a flag, it symbolizes so much more. and i agree, it's beyond bums. it's -- and i agree with you, julie, because liberals need to understand it's every ugly stereotype about liberals. it's everything conservatives hate about liberals, and it's only making it worse. melissa: so they're out there burning this flag while he's getting the wheels of the economy rolling again for everyone. it's interesting that they would sort of take the time to stand there and set the flag on fire and this is what you're g

flag or somebody else's flag. >> if you take down somebody else's flag. >> that's vandalism. >> if theprohibited all opened fires for safety purposes. >> that sounds good. >> that's acceptable. but these statutes just targeted flags. >> why don't we have flags that don't burn. >> i think president-elect trump's going to start giving those out. >> when you talk to these soldiers, they would say, we fight for their right to do that. we don't agree with it. what about when you can't even fly an american flag? >> that is also a suppressing speech, because just as you have the right to burn one, you have the right to display one. and the university -- >> so you're saying they're breaking the law? >> no. if it's private property they can do it. it's condemnable, but it's lawful. >> what has to happen for this to go to the supreme court again to take a look with a fully-staffed supreme skocourt? >> i don't know how it could happen. it would take a legislature to enact the statute and somebody to burn the flag and be prosecuted and make its way again. but the supreme court doesn't like to chan

russia may have been so-called a false flag covert operation to make it look like it was the kremlin behind it. >> it is not at all clear to me just viewing this from the outside that this macing into the dnc and rnc is not a false flag. why they would leave fingerprints that point to russians. until we know more about how the intelligence community came to this conclusion we don't know whether it was russian inspired for als flags. >>> now to a fox news alert for you. the man who shot and killed former new orleans saints star will smith is found guilty of manslaughter. he shot smith eight times during a road rage incident in new orleans last april. he was found guilty of manslaughter for shooting smith's wife. he faces up to 40 years in

color guard, honor the flag. join me in the pledge. for which it stands, i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all >> color guard. return to rank. color guard, about face. color guard, halt. color guard. dismiss. audience, you may be seated. >> another thanks to the boy scouts and girl scouts to the dedication and leadership. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> they represent over 450 boy scouts and girl scouts here at the area of the muslim society and several thousand americans around the united states. and then the buddist and then that was the adam center and the second largest of the united states and that's the satellites and then in the fbi and the department of justice and then the national security and to receive that work. this mosque is a home to active duty of the first part of the united states f of american and a gold star family. we had a community members and the u.s. army an

flags here, there, everywhere. and here. a flag-burning protest at american university the day after donald trump's election. quite special about the flag, and for many, many people. that's why it provokes such a reaction. >> reporter: trump has created another of his twitter storms now, tweeting flag burners should be jailed or lose citizenship. more than 200,000 responses, many supporting him. but the supreme court has seen it differently. since 1969, twice ruling it's protected speech. nbc justice correspondent pete williams. >> it's just something that strikes a lot nonetheless, the supreme court said it's expression and that's what the first amendment is intended to protect. >> reporter: people in downtown washington near the white house didn't like flag-burning. but stopped there. >> it's freedom of speech. not a very nice way, but it is freedom of speech. >> tolerance is the true test of freedom. it's easy to tolerate things you agree with. what's hard is to tolerate things you don't agree with. >> i think burning the

so far the transition team hasn't commented on the flags. an oklahoma senator is releasing a report on all the way, he says, the government contributed to wasteful spending this year. in the past year, the federal government reportedly spent 2 million dollars to figure out how kids view their foods. and they found that if given a choice kids will choose food that hasn't been sneezed on versus food that has. spent money on that. they also apparently studied how food items like fish bones related to social status in country of tanzania back in the 1300s. reportedly almost 2 million was given to a university as a grant but some of it was spent on embroidered snuggies. fancy ones. really? really. hillary clinton's campaign plane is getting a makeover. now that her campaign is all done the plane will get repainted. tmz spotted it at dean baldwin aircraft painting in new mexico. will be doing next but definitely getting the hillary clinton will obey and campaign slogan taken off. there has been a lot of buzz around the possibility that michelle ob

kennedy: love wins, flag. should burning the flag the illegal ores are protected free speech under the first amendment? the supreme court cited with the latter went to go but don't try and prevent the date when he pleaded nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag and if they do there must be consequences perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail. as a libertarian that tweet is wrong on multiple levels and last month i asked sue's -- "fox news" analyst judge napolitano for his take on it. >> i have to assume he knows what the supreme court has ruled and this is is just his way ofe stirring the political pot. he doesn't intend to mean the literal meaning of his words. the reason i say that is because it's very clear for 17 years now 1989 and 1990 the supreme court by 5-4 decisions in both cases found that flagburning is lawful. we are not talking about burning somebody else's flag. kennedy: if you have your own american flag. >> in public or the statues that were invalidated the supreme court that wer

. - arizona is one of my favorite flags. actually the last five states added to the union, used very simplistic, distinctive designs and arizona's one of those. it's known as the copper star flag because copper mining was so popular in arizona. - [eric] arizona still produces more copper than any other state in the nation but it's also known for its magnificent natural beauty. - [randy] since arizona's in the west, there's a reference to the setting sun with 13 beams of sunlight. the number 13 is chosen as a reference to the original 13 colonies. - the beams are red and gold like the arizona sunset but they are also the colors of the spanish conquistadors, arizona's first european visitors. beneath the rays, a large field of blue represents loyalty. by the way, arizona is sometimes called the valentine state because it was admitted to the union on february 14th. with flag facts, i'm eric. - the lowly nap has gotten a bad rap. sayings like, he was caught napping give the impression that the napper was somehow at fault. but ex

that was not possible with that flag. we came together in a way that allowed us to see each other in ways that don't always happen, with love, grace, and compassion. it's a love we learned from the emmanuel 12. the flag came down. and south carolina moved forward. i'd like to think that jack kemp would have been proud of that. and i guess you all have heard that i'm up for a different job now. it's an incredibly challenging time for our country. both here at home and internationally. but it's also an exciting time. we will have a new president. we will have opportunity to put our conservative principles into action. so when president-elect trump asked me to be his nominee as ambassador to the united nations, i was honored to accept. i'm not going to get into the details of our international challenges here tonight. i will say two things. first, jack kemp was a guiding light for us. not just in the areas of economic growth, empowerment, and civil rights. he was a guiding light in foreign affairs as well. with the passage o

that was not possible with that flag flying. when it came to the removal debate, we had legislators who truly listen to each other, that allowed all of us to see each other in a way that doesn't always happen. with love and grace and compassion. it's a love we learned from the emmanuel 12. the flag came down and south carolina moved forward. i would like to think that jack kemp would have been proud of that. i guess you'll heard that i'm up for a different job now. it's an incredibly challenging time for our country. those here at home and internationally. but it is also an exciting time. we will have a new president. who will have an opportunity to put our conservative principles into action. so when president-elect trump asked me to be his nominee as ambassador to the united nations, i was honored to accept. i am not going to get into the details of our international challenges here tonight but i will say two things. first, jack kemp was a guiding light for us. not just in the areas of economic growth, empowerment and civil ri

flag.se] we love our flag and we don't like it when we see people ripping up our flag and burning our flag. we felt like it. we don't like it. and we will see what we are going to do about that, okay? [applause] we are going to see. tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. it's a milestone that marks the ultimate sacrifice of those who wear the great uniform. it's a reminder too of the valiant efforts of america's fighting men and women who have liberated millions from tyranny and oppression. now today our brave men and women are the first in line. defense, defense against radical islamic terrorism, words that some people don't like to say. an ideology of death that slaughters innocent men, women and children. we are going to protect their people and we are going to protect our country, believe me. [applause] in every generation and new threats to freedom arises. just this week we faced generations in the past. so too will we defeat the forces of terrorism. it's unseen in many case

this flag is representative of them.it, you know, it makes us angry and really no question as to why donald trump won. patriotism is alive and well in this country. when we see it burned and stomped, it makes us angry. >> you're right. and it makes the new president-elect angry as well. this is what donald trump had to say about flag burning and consequences. take a listen. >> do you agree with my stance that if people burn the american flag they there should be consequences? >> kevin, you have worn that flag, that patch on your shoulder as have many of our generation, do you agree? do you think there should be consequences for desecrating the flag? >> this is a tough one to answer. i know it's the right to burn the flag if they want to. but it doesn't make it right. i think there is a big difference with that. i really don't think we should infringe first amendment right of freedom of speech. at the same time, there is respect for others. i think that's what sets us apart from a lot of parts of this world. and the flag

here's eric with flag facts. (drums beating) - oregon state flag pays tribute to its bountiful landscape and early settlers. two different images on the front side and reverse side. you have a beaver on the reverse side. then on the front, you have the conestoga wagon for the pioneers. - other images in the heart shaped center are a sunset, a mountain peak, a forest, a plow, sheaves of wheat, and a pick ax. the 33 stars represent oregon's place as our 33rd state. but the most interesting elements may be the while the other is an american merchant ship arriving. they symbolize the transfer of power from british rule to american independence. above it all, the american eagle protectively spreads its wings. and as randy said, oregon state animal, the beaver, gets one whole side of the flag to itself. no other american animal can make that claim. with flag facts, i'm eric. ishi- if you ever intend to go fhales, don't do it in ohio. state law says you can't. geography also says you can't. that's because the nearest oc

why did you remove the american flag from campus. don't you realize the whole country is laughing at you right now. get your foot out of my door. i don't want to talk to you about it. don't you think you owe it to your veterans to talk about it. you made a lot of people very upset. i think you owe the country an explanation. did you see what happened. that liberal professor is an embarrassment to the country he's part of the problem he's at typical tour he should be held accountable. he owes the american people reasons why he took that down. the few people instead of looking at being proud of america. i think there is actually a protest. to see something like $7.4 million in federal aid for the tuition. let me ask you this. the college put out a quote. and they said we see this conversation on campus as an important learning opportunity. what do you say to that. being a disrespectful to the thousands if not hundreds of thousands of men and women have given their life for the united states. it's not a learning opportunity. >> if they'

with flag facts, i'm eric. (stately music) (slide whistle blowing) (glass smashing) - this is an actual law in alabama. you're not allowed to drive a car while blindfolded. gotta admit, that makes sense. i wonder how many blindfolded drivers they arrest in alabama every year. (upbeat music) - i'l tell you how this position could help you do better on tests. teen kids news will be right back. - few of us love taking tests, but some of us actually dread test-taking so much, our stress causes us to do less well than we should. helping to overcome that test anxiety is the subject of today's yoga and you report. here's emily. (peaceful music) - so brenda, how can yoga help me overcome the stress i face before taking a big test? - when you have stress from a test, test anxiety, you can lose your concentration and your focus, so to overcome that, you can do a pose such as this. step forward and then roll the shoulders back, open the chest, open those arms up, take a deep breath and exhale. and bring those hands back t

how do you then go and disrespect the flag and the anthem of that country.: maybe you are a person who lived and read through history and you realize that a lot of those people of every color who died for this country, some of them didn't have the rights that their fellow servicemen had when they came back to the country after fighting. maybe are you one of those people who realizes that the pennal system in america was designed to oppress black people, it was designed to enslave people t is a relic of slavery, maybe you are one of those people. what i don't understand, a guy knee kneeling in the corner, i don't understand why that offends you so much, it is not like he is even trying to skinning over you, oh say me see-- no, he's not doing anything that feaks youment i don't understand why it ets go you. i genuinely don't. he is in a rn coulder kneeling by himself. why does that offend you so much. >> for me i know what that flag means to me. i know what that flag means to those fighting for our country right now it is bigger than a piece of cloth it is a s

people started putting up the flags after he moved in because the lgbtq community has criticized his policies regarding gay rights. >> i feel strongly about that. tim: she has gay and lesbian friends. when one person suggested getting a pride flag, several neighbors said, me, this is one way i can show my disagreement. tim: in january he will move to the vice president's mansion. until he does, the flag-hanging neighbors say he is welcome here. >> i have no idea what he will think about, but i hope that he will change his mind. tim: i reached out to the the president-elect and we do not get one. if we get when we will let you know right away. tim barber, abc 7 news. michelle: sadness filling parking lots of a manassas food lion tonight. dozens of friends and loved one gather to remember a person shot to death last night. it was here that jackson stumbled back into the store and collapsed. the police are looking for the suspected shooter. investigators say the men knew each other. argument before the shooting. jonathan: the prince george's county council has revoked a congress member'

that decembsecrat the flag. whatever this person does to the flag, you should do to him. and if you step on my flag, even jesus knows that you should be stepped on. if you burn my flag, then i am entitled to burn you. what goes around comes around. that's what i feel. >> vincent, do you want to answer it? >> i don't think i can improve on that. >> just an interesting observation ever since kaepernick decided to take a knee when they started playing the national anthem. you can take issue with our nation and other things but ever since that happened the nfl that has been when you make millions and billions of dollars everybody smiles and walks to the bank. ratings have dropped for the nfl by 30%. everybody is scrambling saying what is happening here. so they never thought this would ever happen. that that would be the past time on sunday and we would all watch. clearly they struck a nerve and why this is happening and these two gentlemen told you why it might be happening. up there is a question. yes, sir. >> my

we love our flag. we love four flag. and we don't like it when we see people ripping up our flag and burning our flag. we don't like the. we don't like it. we'll see what we are going to do about that. okay? we are going to see. tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. it's a milestone that marks the ultimate sacrifice of those who wear the great uniform. it's a reminder, too, of the valiant efforts of america's fighting men and women who liberated millions from tyranny and oppression. now today our brave men and women are the first in line defense against radical islamic terrorism. words some people don't like to say. an ideology of death that slaughters innocent men, women and children. we are going to protect our people, we are going to protect our country, believe me. in every generation, a new threat to freedom arises. just as we defeated these threats we faced generations in the past, and you understand that. so, too, will we defeat the forces of terrorism. it's unseen in many cases. but we'll defeat that

we love our flag. we love four flag. and we don't like it when we see people ripping up our flag and burning our flag. we don't like the. we don't like it. we'll see what we are going to do about that. okay? we are going to see. tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. it's a milestone that marks the ultimate sacrifice of those who wear the great uniform. it's a reminder, too, of the valiant efforts of america's fighting men and women who liberated millions from tyranny and oppression. now today our brave men and women are the first in line defense against radical islamic terrorism. words some people don't like to say. an ideology of death that slaughters innocent men, women and children. we are going to protect our people, we are going to protect our country, believe me. in every generation, a new threat to freedom arises. just as we defeated these threats we faced generations in the past, and you understand that. so, too, will we defeat the forces of terrorism. it's unseen in many cases. but we'll defeat that

.>>> citizens are protesting a amanda ware enclose a feature a competitive -- confederate flag. >> a black student said he felt threatened with students wearing confederate flags and the superintendent said the clothing became disruptive and issued a ban. today two 14-year-old freshman stood outside wearing or holding confederate flags to protest. >> i'm fighting for what i believe and because so many people think it's racist but it's not. >> this is more than a statement of i can't wear what i want to wear. when you wear something that's racially in and said if, it's not appropriate.>> at least two students have been sent home for wearing confederate flag closing to that high school. >>> coming up at 6:00 the bible note left by a restaurant customer who couldn't get into >>> public viewing and memorial >>> we are learning more about services for former senator and astronaut john glenn. on friday his body will lie in repose in the ohio statehouse rotunda in columbus. his body will remain overnight at saturday it will be carried to ohio state university for a memorial service. all eve

the honor flag. you can see that there -- you see the blue triangle there near trinidadd it's north on 25. >> following that, thousands will be out to reinforce the move over law in colorado. >> the law that says you must move over one lane when coming on a police on the side of the road. pulled over, move over or get pulled over today. you have to move over one lane if you see flashing lights on the side of the highway or pay an $87 ticket. we ere out this morning, drive driving on 25 and in just a half hour, saw several pull over by arapahoe county, giving tickets. the is to give the police officers safe room to work, avoiding the accident that took the life of donahue. and this one, mangle ld by someone who did not move over. the push, today's campaign through the denver tech center specifically runs until 7:00 today. the move over law is in effect every day. keep that in mind. reporting live along i-25, i'm >>> tomorrow, troop trooper donahue will be laid to -- troop rest tomorrow at the first ch

the flag is often ordered during periods of national mourning. on 23 occasions the year the flag marked moments of death and carnage from honoring victims from the orlando massacre to eulogizing the police officers in baton rouge and louisiana. >>> in fact, 2016 saw police deaths rise to their highest level in five years. >>> 64 officers were gunned down in the line of duty, 21 of those slain in ambushs. the other 30 days the flag was flown at half-staff mark days of national remembrance, like pearl harbor and september 11th and honoring political figures, like justice antonin scalia and nancy reagan and john glenn, all of which passed away this year. president obama ordered the flag at half-staff more than any other president in history. under president obama, he was flown on 73 different occasion compared to 58 for george w. bush and 50 for bill: >>> wepg, the wap group run dnc filed a lawsuit accusing am-on-jet of fringe mark infridgem. they are advertising, selling, manufacturing, promoting and distributing multiple products in run dmc's name

that was not possible with that flag flying. when it came to the removal debate, we have legislators who listened to each other and allowed all of us to see each other in a way that does not always happen, with love, in grace and compassion. it is a love we learned from the emmanuel 12. the flag came down, and south carolina moved forward. i would like to think that jack kemp would have been proud of that. i guess you have heard that i am up for a different job. it is an incredible challenging time for our country. both here at home and internationally, but it is also an exciting time. we will have a new president. to put have opportunity our conservative principles into action. when president-elect trump asked me to be his nominee as ambassador to the united nations, i was honored to accept. i will not get into the details of our international challenges, but i will say two things. first, jack kemp was a guiding light for us, not just in the areas of economic growth, empowerment and civil rights, he was a guiding light in forei

and that is about flag burning. let's listen to what he said about it tonight. >> you know, a lot of the people that protested, we said, did you vote? no, i didn't vote. they don't vote. they never vote. and do you agree with my stance? that if people burn the american flag there should be consequences. >> now, a crowd that size, there might be a few vfw members in it, veterans of foreign wars. i happen to have the guidelines for disposal of flags. first of all, they would like you to fold it in the customary manner and the fire to be sufficient enough in intensity to ensure complete burning of the flag. that is a quotation from the vfw manual on how to dispose of a flag. the only honorable way to do it is to burn it, which non-veteran doesn't seem to know, sam stein. >> a nice bit of research you did there. >> i think we're going to be hearing this for a while. >> this is such a funny thing, too and says a lot about trump. apaintly, this whole crusade happened because he saw a segment on fox and friends at 6:25 in

we are responsible for the flag. >> prepare to raise the flag. >> the flagpole that we have, it doesn't have a string on it, security reasons. the mirror that's behind us, it pretty much sums up what you would see if you actually watch us put the flag up. we take the pole down, hook the flag to it. and when the flag is going back up, it's just at a certain stage that you actually are looking at this. ♪ >> it brings back memories from better days. >> all hands! present, hut! order! forward. left, one, two, three, four. left, right, left. >> while these inmates were once warriors, staff here must meet the challenge of managing a very different type of fighting force. >> in the last decade, we've had an increase of gang-related offenses. the florida department of corrections has a comprehensive security threat-group program within each institution, and each institution has a security threat group coordinator assigned, which keeps up with and tracks and monitors our gang activity within a facility that allows us to take proactive measures against those gang members. >> santa rosa security t

>> i think the person that desecrates the flag, whatever this person does to the flag, you should do it to him [applause] . him.u should do it to [applause] flag, even on my jesus knows that it should not be stepped on. if you burn my flag, then i am entitled to burn you. what goes around comes around. that is what i feel. >> i don't think i could improve on that. [laughter] [applause] >> just an interesting observation. ever since decided to take a knee -- ever since kevin cap or nick decided to take a knee, it has been an absolute juggernaut and the ratings. if you make millions and billions of dollars, everyone smiles and just walks to the bank. ratings have fallen for the nfl by 30%. everyone is scrambling and saying what the hell is happening here? they never thought that would be happening. clearly they struck a nerve and now there scrambling to try to figure out why this is happening. these two gentlemen just told you eloquently why it might be happening. >> what was it specifically about your experience that those drove you to share feelings in looks and screenplays? made you

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frankly, when i see people ripping up the american flag, like that flag, beautiful, when i see dish think it's a disgrace, okay? and you can say what you want, free speech, all wonderful. everything its wonderful. i'm a big believer in free speech, but maybe we'll put something in in to see if we can do something about it because this is a special case and when i see people burning the american flag, and then stepping on it, as it's bushing up, and -- burning up and then stomping on it and stepping on it on the ground, i don't think in the -- i don't think i remember that when i was growing -- is that right? how many of you are young like me. remember we win we young in i don't remember that happening. so, we're going to have to do something about that. on crime, the murder rate has experienced its largest increase in 45 years. the press doesn't tell you that. we're going to support the incredible men and women of law enforcement. and we're going to bring this terrible crime wave to an end. on immigration, we will build a great wall and we will put an end to illegal immigration and stop t

flying at half mast us flags, state flag and the confederacy flag flew at full mass and then they strategize and she then a white male tall guys stood at the bottom-- [inaudible] >> this is my interpretation which appeared to the white men kill her? know they let her live it and i think the only reason she is alive today the white man was at the bottom of the poll. people don't know that story because they won't reported. >> i'm a host story and. on going to run with this one. in 1946, in columbia, tennesseer a white shop owner smacked a black woman. her son, a black veteran was standing next to her. you do not lay your hands on someone's mother. that the veteran picks that white man up and went and threw him out the plateglass window. whites in the town organized to lynch the black man. the black veteran's in that town weren't having it and basically it's called the columbia tennessee race riots. after it was over 23 african-americans were arrestedd for murder. no lights were arrested. although, as you know lots of shootings happened. thurgood marshall came to defend the black man in columb

the flag and burning the flag. >> he says they will immediately put a ban on immigration from certain regions in order to prevent terrorists from entering the country. >> right now thousands and thousands and thousands of people are pouring into our country. we have no idea who they are, where they come from, do they love us, and in a lot of cases know they don't love us. >> democrat say his plan to deport illegal immigrants will not be feasible. >> most of the people here now are not leaving so unless donald trump wants to deport 11 million - 20 million immigrants were not here legally -- >> meanwhile, donald trump introduces secretary of defense pick and plans to make more nominations in the coming days. >> we have gray people going to be named over the next several days. >> he plans to hold events in michigan and i will later this week. >>> president-elect trump is threatening to cancel a contract with boeing to build new air force one jets because he says boeing is charging too much. he tweeted that the cost are out of control more than 4 billion, cancel order. it is not clear wha

and that is about flag burning. let's listen to what he said about it tonight. >> you know, a lot of the people that protested, we said, did you vote? no, i didn't vote. they don't vote. they never vote. and do you agree with my stance? that if people burn the american flag there should be consequences. >> now, a crowd that size, there might be a few vfw members in it, veterans of foreign wars. i happen to have the guidelines for disposal of flags. first of all, they would like you to fold it in the customary manner and the fire to be sufficient enough in intensity to ensure complete burning of the flag. that is a quotation from the vfw manual on how to dispose of a flag. the only honorable way to do it is to burn it, which non-veteran doesn't seem to know, sam stein. >> a nice bit of research you did there. >> i think we're going to be hearing this for a while. >> this is such a funny thing, too and says a lot about trump. apaintly, this whole crusade happened because he saw a segment on fox and friends at 6:25 in

if i buy the flag it's my flag and i can do to it what i want. >> you spun the yarn and wove the flag out of the thread and maybe your own and then you burn it to buy with the government have been issued? john: whitest donald trump say that in fact hillary clinton wanted to ban it to matter. >> that's absolutely right. appeals to a certain segment of supporters, the un-american types out there that are saying things that are unpatriotic and damaging to the united states but of course it would be far more damaging for the u.s. to clamp down on freedom of speech. john: now after making his nasty comparisons of donald trump i want to end by pointing out there are a bunch of things he seems to be doing that we think are good. >> one of the best things about his election campaign was he often spoke about the crushing burden of regulations on business and i think that's why a lot of people voted for him. they are concerned about their ability to earn a living. john: ca has a school choice advocates an education department. >> people want to be left alone, a lot of people do. john: are you e

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a global currency or a global flag. do we love our flag? do we love our flag? [cheers and applause] [crowd chants "usa"] >> we salute one flag, and that is the american flag. and we are going to make sure the american flag gets the respect it deserves. all right? you know when i watch the news at night and i see these punks burning the flag and stomping on it, and burning it, no good. no good. we are going to maybe have to do something about that. what do you think? yes? patriotism will be celebrated in our cities and taught very, very strongly to our children. and that patriotism will be the foundation of our economic plan bringing jobs back to america. we are bringing our jobs back, folks. they have been ripped away. that's why we are going to lower our business tax, we are going to -- we are going to lower our business tax big league from 35% to 15%. right now we are one of the highest taxed nations in the world, and we are going to be along the lowest. and we'll have jobs come pouring back. we want to bring in new companies and new jobs to our shores. that'

flag, the state flag and then the confederate flag flu at full mass and then you'd strategized and she was going up the pole and a white male stood at the bottom and the order was given by the police to tase her which would have electrocuted her. they stopped and looked at the white man, this is my interpretation, they backed off and let her live. the only reason she's alive is because that white man was at the base of that think and he grabbed the pole and said to kill him. people don't know that story because they won't report it. >> i'm a historian. i'm going to run with this one. in 1946, in columbia tennessee, a white shop owner smacked a black woman. her son, a black veteran was standing next to her. you do not lay her hands on some of his mother. that veteran picked the white man up and threw him out the glass window. whites in the town organized to lynch the black man. the black veterans in that town weren't having it. basically it's called the columbia tennessee race riot. after was over, 23 african-americans were arrested for murder. no whites were arrested, although has you