and the video was no worse than the george floyd. the reason no one cared is, is tony temper happen to have white skin and the sight of of someone with white skin having a reaction like that with the police is not as upsetting to most americans as is when the person is black. you can understand that double standard because of american history, because people, myself included, we grow up knowing about the history of slavery and jim crow, seeing videos of black civil rights protesters, peaceful protesters being hosed down in south. and that creates a certain a template in our mind that us to respond differently. but we should really reflect on whether is the healthy template to have for the rest of. is it a healthy situation where you have a white guy killed the bike by the cops at the same way that a black guy is killed? and when the white guy is killed, it's not even a national news story. but when the black guy is killed, the entire world goes to protest. i'm not sure that this is healthy for either white americans or black america.

what we saw was george floyd was totally different than what we are seeing it now. we don't wanted to get how it was was george floyd, that is why we are handling with them with kid gloves as you might say, but if they tried to put this rhetoric on the street setting up a encampments that is not going to happen. not as long as we are in the leadership in new york state. >> trace: had there been any directions or advice given to the officers on the streets chief to handle this? are they getting marching orders as they go out to columbia and i which to nyu? >> going back to columbia, personally instructed them to be professional, to be fun but f fair, do the job well. they have done at all. between nyu, columbia, 200 plus arrests. have done this flawlessly? we are neutral, were not meant we know how to conduct ourselves. i think the countries watching as, our bosses, it's a very volatile situation. >> trace: lastly do you commissioner, it is hard to be neutral when so much hate is being thrown your way. >> that is right. but we are billed for this, nypd officers know

they medias looking for another george floyd to divide and conquer with. it. >> as mayor and as a father raising a family, including two young black boys in the west side of chicago, and personally devastated to see yet another young black men this is life during an interaction with the police. >> jesse: an interaction with the police? he opened fire on police. police did where they are trained to do, returned fire until the threat to the lives and to the lives of their fellow officers is neutralized. with the media won't tell you is dexter read did not want to go back to prison because he was awaiting trial on going charges. he also just been arrested for shoplifting, the warning, this is the body cam footage of the shooting and it shows a very different story than what the media is presenting. >> roll the windows down. roll the windows down. what are you doing? >> a roll the window down the. >> role that one down to. no, -- roll it up! do not to roll the window up! [ bleep ] unlock the doors now! [ bleep ] unlock the doors now! opened the door now! opene

the way, have already been seen at pro-palestinian rallies. 4 years ago, protests named after george floyd, which in many ways led to the fall of trump, also suddenly began in late spring. then the slogan trump the racist deprived him of neutral votes voters. and now, if anything happens, the palestinian card is at hand. trump, after all, as president, bypassing the un, recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel, and...

floyd george floyd and his examples on his neck. however, in some places, because they don't have a leader who can guide these issues , it has been throughout history to remove those leaders from the way, of course, those leaders who are not compromisers. fallen they should do this and unfortunately , they should throw this power out of the places where the power centers are. with this uprising that has happened now , how close do you think it is to these protests to reach much higher places , and you once mentioned the zionist regime of america. zionism is the root of this regime, you know zionism, it may raise so many protests that it will bring about changes. let us witness this arena and at this level . look, when it is very easy for the zionist regime of america to overthrow governments outside america that are at all dependent, i.e. close to america, that time. the american society is much easier for him to achieve the goals he wants, that is , he can easily overthrow their leaders, etc., and stop that movement from progressin

that the left-wing youth, who in the past the elections were mobilized by anger over the death of george floydi condemn anti-semitic protests, which is why i organized the program. to combat this, i also condemn those who do not understand what is happening to the palestinians. on no

sign the freedom to vote act and the john lewis voting rights act into law, were assigned the george floyd justice in policing act into law, or make roe v. wade the law of the land again, and we can do that. i see a future where we give hate no safe harbor, call out the poison of white supremacy. i see an america where the economy grows, and where the wealthy finally began to pay their fair share of taxes, where working people have a fair shot with childcare care, elder care, paid leave. we're the only nation in the world that does not have paid leave. i see a future where we save the planet from the climate crisis and our country from gun violence. my administration just yesterday expanded background checks. but that is not enough. banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, we did it once and have to do it again. i know we can do this. i am more optimistic about our future. we just remember who we are, the united states of america. we come out of every crisis stronger than we have gone into it, and there is nothing beyond the capacity we have together. so let's keep acting toget

it's a big slip from george floyd in 2020 and accompanies her victim of their own problem.iggest stands on some of the social issues few look at google, starbucks, target a lot of these two progressive stands and now they lost control of their employees coming and saying we have a voice work and hold you hostage of the company. is that the other companies that didn't take a stand it's something that we see is a trend that you raise a really good question, will he continue when employees don't have the same worth as they might have a couple of years ago. employees are losing and they don't have the upper hand in the negotiations so what's going happen and maybe that's why they're wearing masks. maria: it's amazing they don't look back or refer to october 7 remember the video where hamas was taking girls in children on the bikes in dragging people o out. >> is a trump's supporters that are not intellectually curious that's what were hearing is not all these people pro palestinian who are not curious about what's going on because her going on a motion. it's a real problem. thi

this is after george floyd. this is after the uprisings around the world. every one of those officers were black men. tyree nichols himself was a black man, the chief of police in tennessee at the time, i believe she still there is a black woman. and yet we still end up with something. looked like rodney king, if you ask me. so unfortunately we i refer to this as cosmetic diversity. right. there's genuine diversity, diversity and thought, etc. diversity in which the true diversity the true value of diversity is leaning into the people and what makes them unique. ask them how they can make things better by simply satisfying the employment discrimination aspect is not enough. you know, we have to go further if. we're going to get more women, more black, more people from different religions, name it in certain spaces, then have to tap into them to get the changes that we need. so unfortunately, that itself will i mean, are the all the anecdotal situations that can happen because that officer is has a cultural so similarity to someone. sure. but in terms of of

george floyd's killing of george floyd. you have covid virus, all of this stuff. the local church and i think only journalists can of get at the way in which these monumental changes in the culture whether it be the political culture or whatever have have shaped you know these local congregations it's and again do a wonderful job of trying to explain this and interviewing the right people what are the one of the there's several i'll call for lack of a better term i'll call them human people who who threaded throughout this book, who show up again and again and again. that kind of in many ways drive your narrative you're always coming back to them. one of them was your father's believe he was your father's associate pastor or, his mentee, if you will. he pastors your dad's old church. his name is chris winans. i hope i'm pronouncing his name right. yes. how tell me his story. how does this of new pastor, a new senior, at least navigate of this change and? what does it tell us about even angelic ism in the last say six, seven, eight years? well, i'm glad you asked b

we passed the george floyd bill twice in the house of representatives. a good strong bill. did not do what we wanted to do but we passed it. same thing. got to the senate, died right there on the vine. the freedom to vote act, the john lewis bill . same exact thing. the fourth when i would add is a commission on reparations which could never get the support in the house of representatives to be adopted. there is unfinished business on our each and up. -- agenda. every one of these items i've discussed when explained to the american people generate 60 to 70% support. when they understand it beyond talking points. when they understand it beyond divisive rhetoric. when you tell them specifically what they do they have almost universal support. we cannot allow ourselves to be mesmerized into a mindset that what we want is something only we want. there is a broad coalition of people that support but if we do not raise our voices and say this is a priority. if we do not challenge those that won't commit to our vote, if we do not use our platforms and leadership to tell the commun

george floyd just happened. so it's still as divid, ite. i think it's probably even more divided now. i think it's like just stepscont backwards. it just constantly happensly ha >> you think it's more divided a racially that is just a such a sad assessment. i just i'm so sad to hear that from you. do you think that the justice system has gottedo youn any bete gotten any worse since thisnc verdict? ? well, i look at me living in los angeles and i look at our day and i look out, in criminals are getting off for committing crimes. and i'm thinkingg commig this is the wrong way to do it. and i think that when you can openly shoplift somewhere and not be thrown into jail,k i it's wrong and the system is wrong. and i think that's part of the problem. anytand i also think, you know, education, you've got to beucatd educated. i mean, committing a crime is wrong. on. and that's you know, that's how i stand. and i think it's -- it's more and more common. it's more and more common with with homelessness. it's more and more common of people in streets.

they consider george floyd a hero and think most of america is down right racist and now they feel embolden, they believe they always have of coer from liberals who are running our colleges and universities. >> we have this encampment that has shown solidarity with other colleges and palestinian people, something administration cannot take away from us. they are treating us as strangers at this encampment. >> laura: i love the mask. last night columbia university was given deadline to remove tents, then administration buckled. >> that deadline came and went and the university said they could push back that deadline by 48 hours. >> laura: 48 hours? some activists are ignorantly supporting hamas. most don't know what hamas is. some are antisemites and others are trying to find meaning in their life. students that work hard can't afford to be involved, can't afford to skip classes and scheme from the river to the sea. this angry campus occupation is filled with entitled kids poorly raised who live in natural state of entitlement and sloth. who needs schoolwork, mommy and daddy will flip me the

. >> este caso recuerda el de george floyd, el afroamericano que perdiÓ la vida oficiado luego de queapolis lo sometiÓ. reportera: este es el momento en que los oficiales de ohio ingresan a un centro de veteranos e intentan arrestar a un hombre. una mujer pide que se lo lleven, pero Él se resiste. grita: estÁn tratando de matarme. el video fue capturado por la cÁmara corporal de uno de ellos. el hombre grita varias veces que no podÍa respirar y que intentaron matarlo. uno de los oficiales parece poner su rodilla en la parte del cuello del hombre. y este dice que no puede respirar. la policÍa le dice que deje de pelear, pero Él dice que no puede respirar. el video muestra que el oficial mantuvo su rodilla en el cuello por 30 segundos. el hombre estuvo tendido inmÓvil en el suelo por mÁs de 5 minutos antes de que la policÍa revisara su pulso. y 8 minutos antes de que comience la resucitaciÓn cardiopulmonar. reportera: la policÍa dice que los oficiales involucrados estÁn en licencia administrativa pagada mientras se investiga. el alcalde prometiÓ transparencia. maity: gracias. aylen: con

no justice, there is no peace, in the same words, because 4 years ago american liberals mourned george floydice, there is no peace, after a series of corruption scandals, the black lives mata movement is in a half-life stage, but their activist, as in the good old words on the streets, turned out to be , that under the palestinian flag you can defend the old ideals, you ’re just white, you’re just white, get out, we don’t like white people, freedom, freedom for palestine, warming up the palestinian issue against the backdrop of the american elections may be part of puzzle of how the blm protests were the icing on the cake. trump, in fact, while in power actively defended the interests of israel. the anti-semitism law, which republicans in congress are hastily trying to pass, should reduce the temperature of the protests. my heart goes out to the students, ethnic jews, who no longer feel safe in american universities, they deserve better, the virus of anti-semitism must be stopped, otherwise one virus is 4 years old. back trump has already mixed up all the cards, now the republicans want to b

. >> back in 2020 during the george floyd protest, a united states senator pended controversial op-ed calling for the u.s. military to be brought in to crush the protests in the streets, claiming those demonstrations were shot through with, quote, cadres of left-wing radicals like nt for. that was, of course, tom cotton of arc and. that essay was hugely controversial and led to a revolt amongst staff at the times, her readers concluded it should not have been published. the top opinion editor ultimately result resigned over the publishing. we would later find out from an editor who actually worked on the essay, is of conservative editor, that he had a soft and cotton's first draft by deleting several objectionable sentences and adding that cottons desire for essentially mass violence on americans treat by the state should not apply to, quote, peaceful protesters. the result was still pretty objectionable. it raised the question, how much worse is tom cotton when he doesn't have an editor trying to save him from the self? turns out there is an answer. yesterday, he posted this. i encou

at the moment, it is difficult to find a case like the story of george floyd, to create certain problems for conservative forces within the united states, but perhaps through such initiatives they are trying to find the ground. the initiative of the american authorities to annoy conservatives to make society controlled, people understand non-binary beings with... plural pronouns, scary, but true, how will these children grow up and how will people treat each other there if they are actually now experiencing absolute racial discrimination, as was the case in the sixties, which both robert kennedy and martin luther fought against , here you go, the same leaders who among them are not gretian leaders, they... are infantry, until the foot of an infantryman steps on the territory, it is not considered conquered, we squeeze out the enemy with artillery, we squeeze out with kamikas, when not escort, you are walking, roughly speaking, blindly, you don’t know what’s ahead of you, outpost, outpost, let’s be brief, but i’m observing, such a pace has entered, the work has been built, the work is on

george floyd, who himself, i alleged killing of george floyd, who himself , i believe alleged killing believe died of a drug overdose. anyway as i've said before, you can't. reality is right wing. you can't. you can't do this. you can have a sort de look the other sort of de facto look the other way approach to drugs, which we've and the kind we've had. and that's the kind of approach in aesop's of king log approach in aesop's fable, of incompetent fable, a kind of incompetent government that doesn't cause that much trouble. can have that much trouble. you can have a stance , which a more tough drug stance, which i welcome, but what you i would welcome, but what you can't opinion, is can't have, in my opinion, is pro a state being pro drugs and it just like made in it will end just like made in canada where they're killing people numbers. people in massive numbers. anything like euthanasia drugs should not enforced or should not be enforced or allowed by the state. >> they're not. >> they're not. >> it's not that there's not that organ was pro drugs. it's just they let people take jus

>> we started after george floyd's murder. i think this is the construction.have hit 400,000 black businesses and four years. it is a 10 year goal. 2020-2030. we are on track to exceed 1 million businesses. 3.1 million black instances in america. we are about 12% at operation hope of all black businesses. 96% of our businesses. we are brilliant but we don't know that we don't know but we think we know. we know how to hustle. we made that money but no one taught on financial literacy. the money he made, the broker he got. and then my mom and dad divorced over money. most divorces are about money. i ended up taking care of my father later on in his life. my dad was a businessman but my mother worked in hourly job and she died last year, god rest her soul. every single mother watching this is saying wait a minute. why can't i become a millionaire? >> working in hourly job. >> if she worked there for 32 years. she bought one home and she left my dad, saved some money for the down payment, got her credit score right. which means she was not black, she was green. sh

going on to say the murder of george floyd in 2020 and the rise of the black lives matter movement also created fertile ground for a resurgence of anti-israel sentiment. amid all the talk of white supremacy and colonialism, we had people basically making out that israel was an outpost of the british empire. it was a turning point and that resonated with students. i mean this is truly hatred fueled by ignorance. >> it is and the problem is, what they believe is criticism four or criticism of the israeli government's blatant anti-semitism. we've seen it on college campuses, on our streets, we see it everywhere today and the problem is that when you look at history, any time a country is overwhelmed by anti-semitism like our country is right now, it's a precursor for much greater challenges. i've said it on the show how many times? anti-semitism never arrives on it's own, it's merely a symptom of a greater problem and often a very fractured society and i hope not just jewish americans but all americans are paying attention right now and thinking about that. >> trace: i think a lot more peo

this is a new generation of activists who consider george floyd a hero and most of them think america is just down right racist. and now they are feeling emboldened because as social liberals and left wing radicals they believe they're always going to have cover from the liberals who are running our colleges and universities. >> well, we have this encampment that has shown solidarity with each other. with other colleges, with the palestinian people. and that is something that the administration cannot take away from us. the way they have been treating us as if we were strangers in our own campus i think they haven't been teaching us what we are applying here at this' encampment. >> laura: i love the mask. last night columbia university gave the upper hand to protesters who were given a deadline to disband. remove the tents but then the administration buckled. >> that deadline came and went. hours later, the university spokesperson said they made enough progress to where they feel they can push back that deadline by 48 hours. >> laura: 48 hours? ha ha. now, some of these activists are

that the left-wing youth, who in the past the elections were mobilized by anger over the death of george floydndemn anti-semitic protests, which is why i organized the program. to combat this, i also condemn those who do not understand what is happening to the palestinians. on no one has ever been able to sit on two chairs in the oval office. izra, the same helpless pilosi hands biden a stool, again scrambling on her favorite topic, they are no longer able to do it, she looks pathetic. it is in putin’s interests that you know who wins. and so i see some encouragement from the russians about what's going on. we are ready to move only forward, in no case backwards, you are ready for unity instead of division, for dignity instead. no, it’s not surprising at all, now everything is changing, it's trump's turn. do you want to give something to biden? fuck you, biden! biden has a chance to object to trump and his supporters officially, and to his face. that's why debates were invented, which he, however, avoided until the very end, but the press put pressure on him. i would tell you what i imagine yo

danger, but they don't care if they are beaten , there is a real risk of being killed, just like george floyd. well, why don't they go away from their ideals under the influence of money, threats or wanting to live in peace ? look where that wall street movement led to , where did it lead to a series of tent-camping and staying, like the terrorist organization of the national security agency. you are referring to the collection of american intelligence agencies it should not be seen that in a short period of time , the national security agency of the united states recorded 125 billion telephone conversations of a part of europe, including the german chancellor, german leaders such as schmidt and merkel, and at the same time recorded 1 billion and 73 million telephone conversations of iran. well, german chancellor merkel is in your hands, why are you recording her phone anyway? different when he says through movies etc. and easily all your currents are changed. it was really a great blessing that god blessed us and provided us with. you are referring to which blessing and that leadership of im

bro, your grandfather was a slave trader. 4 years ago, the george floyd protests, which largely led togan in late spring. then the slogan trump the racist deprived him of the votes of neutral voters. and now, if anything happens, the palestinian card is at hand. trump, as president, bypassing the un, recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel, and the dutch heights - territory of the jewish state. gases are responsible for the deaths of civilians, although trump has not yet been blamed, well, there is still time before the elections. georgy lisoshvili, pavel nesterov, nikita pakhmutov, channel one usa. at least three people were injured in the united states due to wet tornadoes, they are raging in several states at once, nebraska, iowa and texas, this is what footage local residents share, the spectacle is impressive and frightening at the same time, huge destructive tornadoes, debris circling in the air, in some areas, a tornado of such force that it rips roofs off houses, turns over. cars and trees are being cut down. now about the results of the moscow international film festival

it's hard to find a case like this at the moment. with george floyd will create certain problems forhaps through such initiatives seem to be trying to find the basis for the initiative of the american authorities to annoy conservatives to make society controlled, people understand non-binary beings with multiple pronouns, it’s scary, but true, how these children will grow up and how people will treat each other there if they actually are now experience. absolutely some kind of racial thing.

that is an empirical claim that somehow since say george floyd there has been this policing.the evidence. it does not show a pullback. the reports about use of force and deadly use of force and number of people killed over reckless behavior continue from nonpartisan independent outlets that track this. police shootings are actually rising. the post track this and it is relatively steady with 1000 shot and killed by police with some increase in the last full year. the report counts 2023. there are tactics the police are supposed to use to control a situation without killing someone. physical holds, tasers, handcuffs. reports show those tactics are still used extremely aggressively resulting in death. that brings us to this report tonight from the independent nonpartisan associated press. they are not finding what mr. schapiro and others claim. they are finding something else. in an exhaustive review from 2012 to 2021 1036 deaths occurred after police implemented what they call nonlethal tactics. why did more than 1000 die force that isn't meant to kill? by the police his own s

we're not a hero george floyd i visited joe a couple of weeks before the super bowl it was just as the conspiracy theory, the taylor swift was helping read the game to help biden started circulating online. who's one of the first things that popped up on chose feed? >> let's go to something that's like news though. >> yeah, citizens, this is from benny johnson by now. >> everyone knows taylor swift has a government psi up. and this is exactly why corporate media is having a meltdown about it. you don't believe taylor swift as a gordon say i don't know what to believe about taylor swift. it's good to keep your mind open. >> could she be now she's dating a pfizer and bud light agent in the nfl because we're a few weeks from the super bowl yeah. nurse, take an endorsement from taylor swift. there? >> yeah. >> via ministration and then who's going to win the super bowl. >> but you don't take the super bowl is goodness seeing it. do you think i think football's braved? yeah. okay there's a cnn clip in here. >> watch cnn has a meltdown over. our coverage of the taylor swift sayyed up. >> her

was unprecedented from 1968 until today, maybe for some internal cases, for example, like the george floyde, a few years ago, we saw such a wave among, for example, some universities , but that for a foreign foreign issue for. americans, like the gaza war , there is such a passion in different american universities . it has been at least 50, 60 years since something like this was unprecedented, and it happened almost 9 days ago . congress had started well, at the same time as the hearing in which columbia university was somehow accused of anti-semitism , the students started their protests and from there. the harsh treatment of the american government began, and this caused various universities to join this trend, which now dear viewers can see about 40, 50 universities, and now, with the narrative that american politicians have about 200 universities, there are currently protest rallies. and there is a sit-in. well, this sit-in is a very serious issue, which makes the situation different from before, and in a way , it has disrupted the activities of the universities.

this became a very big around the time of this reassessment as a result of george floyd and other murders by police. and so think that's one of the reasons why the fed briefly changed its operating tools to say we need to have over full yes we have a mandate to have full employment but we need to actually have over full employment because that's the way you you create demand for jobs. people who are marginalized in the workforce, people of color, people without skills maybe people who have been in prison, people who don't have educations. so we could run the economy at a really high level. then we can bring in more people into the labor market and and reduce inequality. and that's something they wanted to do. and it was a lot because there was so much social and political pressure. but then when inflation went up because of covid and, the russian invasion of ukraine, and the supply disruptions. they reverted to form and. they really wanted to get inflation under control and they really jacked up interest rates a fair amount. five, five or six percentage points. and they were, i think, wer

the iphone video that the young woman in minneapolis was flashed across our screen and we saw george floyd, we saw a man died before our eyes [inaudible] >> which one is working? this one, neither. let me talk loud. so, we saw that on the streets spontaneously spontaneously there were protests around the world. i remember we got calls from new zealand, hungary, the united kingdom. there was an awakening and a reckoning. i know my time is tight, but i've got to tell you a personal story because it did happen. i got a letter. she said there's a i think you need to look at this. so i open this letter, handwritten letter from someone i went to middle school with and i attended a middle school where i was the first african-american students to attend and i was the only one in my class for four straight years. it was an apology letter from someone who had been an upperclassman in seventh or eighth grade when i was in fifth grade, for bullying, calling me names. i guess they called micro- aggression, it is a macro aggression. but he said in the letter that he was compelled to write the letter bec

boston globe investigation found that the 16 months after george floyd's death, drivers rammed theirsters at least 139 times. they recorded three deaths and 100 injuries, including concussions and broken bones. got to ask, is that what tom cotton means by taking matters into your own hands? running people over? wait, there's another edit. today cotton posted a demonstration of the violence he actually wants against peaceful protesters, saying that this is, quote, how it should be done. >> [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> catch that little kick to the peaceful protester's face to the end? that's how tom cotton wants it done. most of us, i think, have that inner voice, that internal editor, if you will, that reminds us to be decent and humane to each other, even in really frustrating, trying circumstances, sitting in traffic behind a protest, but for years now a different, darker impulse has been pushed on americans by people with no internal editor, people with no capacity and no use for empathy, and some of them are even united states senators. f them are even united states