howie: i just want to say, president trump has called for jennifer griffin to be fired. this is one of the fairest, most conscientious reporters on the planet, a former war correspondent, has done this throughout various administrations. she wasn't offering opinion. she was doing her job. it's fine for the president to attack the story. he needs to try to cancel journalists based on reporting he doesn't like. here's what jennifer griffin told neil cavuto. she said deep throat was an unnamed source. doesn't make what he said untrue. my sources are unimpeachable. why haven't they come forward? she says you can see how people get destroyed when they come cross-wise with the president. your thoughts. >> jeffrey goldberg said the reason he didn't reveal his sources, it's because he didn't want to receive mean tweets. i want to be clear about what is confirmed when someone talks to anonymous sources. what's confirmed is that anonymous sources are talking. it doesn't confirm the underlying claim. we know the russia collusion hoax was spread through numerous government officials

griffin? >> yes, congresswoman, we have never received any financial updates. that might be on the website but we never received them. >> ms. griffin? >> i've never received any. >> it would be behoove the agency to share with them so they know what the money is spending, if you're doing only the 401(k), what justifies you're being able to do that. then the next question i have, i'm from california and three of the five business state supported routes are in california. has the ridership on these routes not on the northeast corridor diminished to the same ridership on north east corridor and what is being done to assist state supported routes and the workers on the routes being furloughed differently than other areas of amtrak operations? >> so, state supported routes in california, the they jpa's are very important operations for amtrak and for the state. >> i know that. >> congresswoman, we're operating a level of trained service based on what the three jpa's instruct us to operate. so they

blake griffin is joining us tonight.reat show for you plus, we'll have a performance by four-time grammy-nominated singer yola. but before we get to all of that, president trump has been holding a lot of press briefings lately, but his rambling nonsensical responses leave a lot of important questions unanswered so we decided to hold another one right here right now unfortunately, the rest of the "late night" press corps couldn't make it tonight because they're still waiting on their covid test results but president trump is here, and he's ready to go so without further ado, it's time for the "late night" white house press briefing ♪ >> seth: mr. president, mr. president, mr. president, mr. president. thank you, seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers." president trump, what would you say to reassure people with pre-existing conditions who are terrified of catching the coronavirus? >> the stock market went up 358 points today >> seth: and what would you say to reassure the people who have been fortunate enough to avoid

i don't know what was going on a first when he approached me deputy stopping 28 year-old joseph griffin during his afternoon jog searching for a lot of equipment say threw out a similar description, according to a witness african american with a white tank top and black shorts britain then taking to facebook live as the deputy puts him in handcuffs i figured if their eyes on that nothing would happen if you're not under arrest on the 10 year right now because the script another day at the holden griffin's phone so if you're still our heard the father of 2 says it took about 15 minutes before deputies cleared and released him he says they also apologize for the >>is. >>one of the best examples that i have seen as far as civilians being compliant and officers actually trying to assure the civilians that we're not out to gave way we stopped mister griffin is the way would stop a white guy a black eye hispanic ira purple guy and body camera video out there and sheriff mike chitwood says this stop is a teachable moment and invited griffin former military officer to attend an implicit bias tr

but a fox news correspondent, jennifer griffin, says she confirmed key aspects of the article, whichhe air on fox news two hours before what you're about to hear on her own network. >> don't you find it the least bit questionable that the biden campaign, perhaps the slowest, clumziest entity since joe biden himself, already had an ad made based on this hoax? so this is obviously coordinated. the timing is way too perfect. the questions were planned. the press are involved. it's pretty -- i have to say, i've got to give them credit for coming up with something this pretty disgusting, but that's the real story. create a hoax, timed perfectly with an ad, planning the questions in advance. you boost it on social media. if you do not see this, you are blind. >> but what we're seeing is that a reporter at that very network got similar information confirmed. so are they saying that she is coordinating? i don't think so because that reporter is jennifer griffin, now in full disclosure, rather, she's a friend of mine. but much more importantly, she is a very well respected reporter here in wa

griffin's circumstances. believe she might have just said the first time that she quarantine it was for 14 days? >> again i want to look into the details of that. i don't know if ten days was a lapse total of 14 days since the exposure? i don't know. it would not be appropriate for me to it presuppose any of that. but as i said tio knight confirmed to miss griffin, who was on the panel here with me, i will certainly look into those details. >> we do require our employees to quarantine. we do pay protect our employees when they are on quarantine. forar, we have hadlo example 3921 employees that we have pay protected not only because they were potentially exposed or exposed, but if they believe they have some exposure or they had some had some symptoms of covid. be at 1845 employees test for covid, 482 tested positive. i which only seven are current. and we are now providing testing on demand, which is over and above cdc guidelines in our perspective thank you for describe the processes and amtrak as a place to

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than i do of jennifer griffin, and she used anonymous sources.ng the president, why is it okay for you to use anonymous sources, but not for other people who are trying to get to the truth? i think there is a real debate to be had about the use of anonymous sources. but i don't think the use of anonymous sources should be dependent on whether it benefits democrats or republicans, it should be dependent on what we think about the use of anonymous sources, journalistically. >> bret: i guess, let me just point -- we ran jennifer's part, and we talked to her about it, and what exactly she is reporting, they were not in the room on the decision about going to the cemetery or not. john bolton was. and obviously wrote a negative book about the president. and he was on camera today answering our questions about it. i mean, kind of, that does have a different look at it, since he was in the room. >> yeah, very important. he said he was in the room when the decision was made, and he didn't care the present say that. he also told the times that he wasn't ar

again, this coming from fox news' jennifer griffin. the white house vehemently, aggressively pushing back on any kind of this reporting. back to you. >> and jennifer griffin calls her sources unimpeachable. >> exactly. >> david spunt, thank you. leland: joe biden's campaign is also talking about the atlantic article and perhaps jennifer griffin's reporting in the coming days and jacqui heinrich with the latest on that, hi. >> hi, leland. yesterday the former vice-president whose son beau won the bronze star after going to iraq, biden challengeded from the white house saying that someone has heard the president trump on john kerry -- on john mccain and when place-- russia placing bounties on american soldiers. >> and who the heck he is, always cautioned not to lose my temper. this may be as close as i come. >> the president challenged the sourcing of that article in the atlantic, but the biden campaign flatly rejected his claim and telling that gaslighting is his hall mark, and telling lies in office. and how does that stack up to senio

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say jennifer griffin had a tough weekend.at least virtually in recent days. >> i have so many questions. first, who filled the vacuum after roger ales death. who creates that culture for jennifer? >> it comes from the murdoch's and their choices not to have a strong sense of leadership. what happens is if you ask people who is in charge, people point fingers in different directions. they blame various executives, for allowing conspiracy theories and crazy talk on the air. the blame is widely shared. you have to look at the top. least the ceo of fox corporation. the buck should stop with him. that's what they focus on. >> the powers always been held by the prime time anchors. i don't know that there's a point in fox's history when it's been so been so distinct. they've never been close. talk to me a bit about tucker, sean and laura. >> tucker's monologues sound like the campaign practice. hannity is there as trump's defender. his loyal ally, even though he's calling him names in private and laura ingraham is a white house pres

and jennifer griffin is an excellent reporter. the thing is these kinds of stories with anonymous sources, the whole idea that jeffrey goldberg got some sources and went with it, he has people to answer to, despite the fact he's the editor of the magazine. they still have to go through people to see whether this is val valid. is there a possibility that there are details of the story that are inaccurate? sure, we may find that out. as far as the president's denial, i don't take them at face value whatsoever. unfortunately he hasn't earned any kind of good will in that respect. >> so i think the ultimate question here that a lot of folks are asking, is this going to hurt him come november 3rd, this new atlantic reporting and what he's been saying about troops over time in his presidency. i think i can say outright that it doesn't necessarily seem like it's going to hurt any of his base support because they turn out no matter what this president says. but beyond his base with which the president has had a lot of difficulty turning o

bret. >> bret: jennifer griffin of the pentagon, thank you. robert o'brien is cited in the bob woodward book. we want to talk about that but also other issues. he joins us tonight from the white house. thank you very much, welcome back to "special report." >> thanks, good to be with you. >> bret: is a quote in this book about the threat, generally 20th in the oval office, your quoted to say to the president "this will be the biggest national security threat you face in your presidency. this will be the roughest thing you face. it is not true? >> it is true. one of our oval intelligence briefs and it was something we were concerned about. our job is to look around the corner and see threats that may be the ic or other folks aren't seeing, it was a threat we saw and we conveyed it to the president. either way, he took very prompt action. within 48 hours of that warning and at the time there were no deaths in the u.s., very few cases. he banned travel from china within 48 hours of us giving that advice and there were very few people that thought

jen fir griffin this weekend confirming the atlantic about trump disparaging for war veterans.ying to make a go of it at fox and right now the propaganda side is mostly winning. >> are there discussions about this still ongoing. didn't james murdock -- not lock lynn, step down because he disagreed with the content. so are there situations within fox where people are kind of at war with each other and situations between the family that mirrors a lot of families in this country that are at war with each other over donald trump and the -- >> it is like a lot of other families. this is a billionaire family and liberal son james is so disgusted by fox news he's left the family empire. but it is possible in the future to imagine a scenario where james could try to take control of the company. it is not going to happen today or tomorrow. but it could happen some day and that is one of the end notes i have in hopes. >> you mentioned jennifer griffin and yesterday the president tweeted that she should be fired from her job as she was working to confirm the details in the atlantic magazi

back with us, as well, is drew griffin. drew, what -- what you just heard from kevnneth walker's attorney, he's saying he has seen what's in the full report. the evidence. and that it doesn't back up what the attorney general is saying. >> anderson, i just don't know that that is true. i, of course, would love to see what was presented to the grand jury. i don't believe that attorney was in -- in the grand jury and saw what was presented. so i would like to learn more from him what, exactly, he is referring to. other than what the police have already released in this case. but i do agree with him, there is a lot of questions that still remain unanswered. and it would have been good to have this go to a jury or a trial so that all that evidence could be presented. what we have here is a truncated form of justice, where the grand jury has been able to decide, based on just the evidence presented to them by the attorney general, what the case would eventually be. >> i'm wondering what your initial reaction is to this decision?

the volusia county sheriff's office has since offered griffin a job. he was a former military policeman and now he's agreed to help train officers on how to de escalate situations similar to his confrontation. >>we'll take a quick break here at 6.41 coming up has more potential power shut-offs are looming in the north bay one city has already taken steps to prepare we'll explain. plus the giants and the a's both fighting for playoff spots with just about 3 weeks left to go in the season. we'll have highlights coming up. and today will be a hot one but good news not quite as hot as we have been. >>daytime highs do eventually rise into the triple digits for inland areas, 90's for some baysi jean, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? john stamos to knit you a scarf? all finished, jean. enjoy! thank you. i give. the stitch work is impeccable. it's just a double fleck pattern with a reverse garter stitch. no bi

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for more on the current state of vaccine development, i want to bring in bloomberg's riley griffin.tart with johnson & johnson and the possibility of this one shot vaccine. where is johnson and johnson right now? does that mean one shot forever, one shot every year? riley: that is a fabulous question. wasand announced today it launching a 60,000 person final stage trial of its coronavirus vaccine, which brings it into the fold of only a handful of front runners conducting trials in the u.s. other front of the wunners, and you may kno their names, pfizer, astrazeneca dosehey are testing two regimens. what is so novel about this itouncement is j&j announced is only going to test a single shot vaccine in this late stage trial, and that will lower barriers when it comes to distribution, but it will also expedite the time it takes to complete this clinical trial. was a fewd johnson months behind the front runners, and now it expects to be able to approach an emergency use authorization in the beginning of 2021. it will have data on whether or not it is safe and effective as soon as the e

jennifer griffin, thanks, jen. eric.c: loosing the unrest across the country recently, last night for the third night in a row, protesters turned to violence in rochester, new york. [chanting] it happened with fires, fabulous property, through rocks and bottles at cops. they declared an unlawful assembly, protesters demanding accountability there after recently released police body cam video of the arrest of daniel, a black man who was put in the spit hood and died a week later in the hospital over asphyxiation because of the physical restraints, say authorities. last night protesters basically went in a barrage and restaurant and accosted diners as you can see in this video. this happens to be the latest case in protest. elsewhere in new york city, there was damage done last night by protesters. >> as you mentioned, continued protest, one that took place here today just marched off into will march to times square and end at the trump tower. it's falling on people not only to create change but joined them. this is a mess

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drew griffin joins us with more on this cnn exclusive investigation. more about what you found. >> fred, what these senators are basically asking amazon is, what kind of consumer product safety testing do you do, and what we found in this investigation is, it is the consumers who are actually doing the testing and finding out they are bringing a lot of hazardous products into their home. burned furniture, scorched outlets, melted power strips. all reportedly involving amazon basics electronics. leona and jimmy's house it started with a distinct odor. >> it smells like hot plastic. >> reporter: they couldn't find the source of that smell. they even called 911 but it wasn't until after firefighters left that jimmy discovered the apparent culprit inside a cardboard box. >> the smell was overwhelming when i opened the box up. >> reporter: an amazon basics battery charger. the local fire chief told cnn it had overheated and melted. it was melted straight through. i'm dumbfounded. >> unplugged? >> unplugged. no source of power to it. >> none. >> no batteries

. >> martha: you've heard the back and forth between reporters on this, jennifer griffin came on today and said she stands by her sources and said he were not in the room where it happened when this was discussed. what do you say to that? >> she's just flatly wrong. i can tell you exactly what it was. we are supposed to be having a 10:30 meeting to brief the president for his meeting with french president emmanuel macron at 11:00. the president was light which was frequently the case. i don't think the entire affair lasted more than ten or 15 minutes and the main issue was whether or not weather conditions permitted the president to go out to the cemetery. mike pompeo, myself, jamie mccourt, had this discussion, mostly john kelly and presenting logistical reasons why the trip couldn't take place and the president assented to the recommendation that he not go. after that meeting, that lasted until ten: 45. they were joined by the 21st ladies for lunch that lasted into the afternoon that the president went back to the embassy and had dinner that night for the heads of state who were atte

bret. >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you.xt, we examine how the media is covering the breonna taylor decision and the subsequent protest. beyond our borders tonight, u.s., britain, canada prepare sanctions on individuals involved in humans rights violation in belarus. they voiced opposition to the reelection and alexander and the government's crackdown on subsequent protests. authorities in australia rescue 88 pilot whales order to help 20 hours and surviving the worst of mamassive stranding. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. ♪ their parents. i'm having a big lunch and then just a snack for dinner. so we're using a speakerphone in the store. is that a good idea? one of the ways i do that is to get them out of the home. you're looking for a grout brush, this is -- garth, did he ask for your help? -no, no. -no. we all see it. we all see it. he has blue hair. -okay. -blue. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundl

let's bring in the panel mary anne marsh and pat griffin.sident saying we have much more money than we had last time going into the last few months. i think double and triple, but if we need more i would put it up personally like i did in the primary last time. pat griffin, the president prove that you can win even if you where the money underdog in 2016, what do you think about this report and do you think that they will end up with plenty of money to see the end of the race? >> i think the bottom line is if donald trump wants to write a check, he could write a check. but prior to bill stepian stepping in, he spent some money questionably. you have to spend money to campaign when they are paying attention. some $800,000,060, that's a lot of maga hats. but they have 100 law offices with some 2,000 volunteers in key swing states knocking on doors. when you are not running the campaign like joe biden has and you are basically seated in the rumpus room of your delaware basement, you don't spend any money. so the trump campaign is raising and sp

jennifer griffin has more on that. >> i have spoken with two u.s.cials on the trip to france. they confirmed two details in the article attributed to the president. an official said when the president spoke about the have vietnam war, he said it was a stupid war. anyone that went was a sucker. the president would say about what's? it's for veterans. they don't make any money. he doesn't understand why someone would die for their country. not worth it. for the french trip, the president was not in a good moot. french president macron said something that made him mad. he questioned why do i have to do two cemeteries in his staff explained he could cancel but he said they, the press, will kill you for this. the president was mad as a hornet. when asked if the president could have driven to the cemetery, this former official said confidently that there was not a security reason not to drive to the cemetery, which was about 40 miles from paris. he said the president drives a lot. the other world leaders drove to the cemeteries, he just didn't want to go.

as our drew griffin explains, the trump campaign appears to be trying to create a problem where there isn't one. >> reporter: this statement from the president of the united states is a lie. >> the ballots are lost. there is fraud. there is theft. it's happening all over the place. >> reporter: it's not. what is happening all over the place is the spreading of the lie. even somewhat formally reasonable politicians like white house chief of staff mark meadows are fueling the vote fraud myth with unreasonable logic. >> there is no evidence that there is not either. that's the definition of fraud, jake. >> reporter: no, there is no widespread voter fraud. it has been proven over and over again, and, yes, that includes mail-in ballots. if you don't believe me, because i'm from cnn, believe the right wing conservative heritage foundation, which keeps this running election fraud database. prominently displayed on its dashboard, 1,296 cases, it says of proven voter fraud sounds like a lot, until you realize it covers every election for nearly four decades, billions of votes. to say the numbe

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here's cnn's drew griffin. >> burned furniture, scorched outlets, melted power strips all reportedlyasics electronics. at leona and jimmy's house, it started with a distinct odor. >> it smelled like hot plastic. >> they couldn't find the source of that smell. they even called 9-1-1 but it wasn't until after firefighters left that jimmy discovered the apparent culprit inside of a cardboard box. >> the smell was overwhelming. >> battery charger from amazon basics. >> it had overheated and melted. >> it was melted straight through. >> i have no idea. >> unplugged. >> unplugged. >> no source of power to it? >> none. >> no battery in a position to be charged? >> they weren't even in the box. >> i didn't have a battery in the box, no controller. nothing to produce electric. >> cnn found at least 1500 reviews written about dozens of amazon basics products, exploding catching on fire, causing electrical malfunctions in the last five years. of course, that represents a tiny fraction of the more than million reviews posted about product overall and fires caused by consumer electronics are not

bret: including on this one, jennifer griffin's reporting.n i should also note your late father-in-law john mccain, a part of this reporting and -- and the alleged remarks made by the president. your thoughts on how the story plays? >> well, first if you indulge. we have as a family have gone through a lot of tough years with the reporting about various things that president trump has said about my late father-in-law. it's always hurtful. it's never fun, but i would say that this is also beef that lasted for several yeahs 2 years that -- years, 2 years since the senator's passing. they are trying to get the president to go back and continuing the point after the senator passed and it's reached a point where it's breaking news. they had beef. this is not a new story for us. on the other hand, on the story itself, i have to say the atlantic has not really covered self and glory, they smeared great kavanaugh and most recent carol who lost job at l magazine given outrageous allegations against the president and they had to retrack and correct a m

mike. >> mike: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thanks a lot.ibbon court has sentenced eight people to between seven and 20 years in prison for the 2018 murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the critic of saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey, where he had gone to obtain documents for his impending wedding. his body was reportedly dismembered and removed from the building and his remains have not been found. a british judge is rejecting request by lawyers for a wikileaks donor julian assange to delay his extradition hearing until next year. the u.s. wants to try julian assange on charges he conspired with hackers to obtain classified information. senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg has details. >> supporters call it a matter of free speech and first amendment rights. wikileaks founder julian assange's fight to avoid extradition kicked off today in london. he was clean shaven in a suit and tie but his father says looks are deceiving. >> circumstances are dire. this is th

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. >> hill: yesterday, fox news corresndent jenner griffin said she confirmed parts of the "atlantic" story. >> john, i've spoken with two u.s. senior officials who were on the trip to france, who confirmed to me key details in the "atlantic" article and the quotes attributed to the president. my source, a former trump administration official, told me when the president spoke about the vietnawar, he said "it was a stupid war. anyone that went was a sucker." >> hill: mr. trump said griffi "should be fired for this type, of reporting." as the u.s. celebrates labor day weekend, protests against police violence and racial injustice continued in rochester, new york and portland, oregon. >> all people must leave e area >> hill: for the 100th straight night, protesters in portland hit the streets. a gathering near a police union buding was declared an "unlawful assembly," and police arrested several demonstrators while dispersing the cro. the fatal shooting of a man affiliated with a right-wing groulast weekend, and the killing by federal agents of the self-described anti-facist sought in co

. >> bret: will use unnamed sources on various stories, including on this one, jennifer griffin's reportingo note, your late father-in-law, john mccain, part of this reporting and the alleged remarks made by the president. your thoughts on how this story plays? >> first, if you'll indulge me, we as a family have gone through a lot of tough years with the reporting about various things that president trump has said about my late father-in-law. it's always hurtful, it's never fun, but i would say that this is also beef that lasted for several years, now two years that we mark since the senator's passing and at a certain point, we feel like the media entered an area where they're more interested in pouring salt on the wound, trying to get the president to go back and contue point where the senator passed, and honestly it'ake breaking news, they had beef. this is not a new story for us buried on the other hand, on the story itself, i have to say, the atlantic is not really covered itself in glory, they were carrying water for the russia collusion hoax and the steele dossier, they smeared brett

. >> arthel: national security correspondent jennifer griffin reporting live from the pentagon.nifer, any word from your sources on this new development? >> l, arthel, i think it's important to mention that treasury secretary steve mnuchin, you just heard from, was in the tank meeting at the pentagon on july 20th, 2017, when the president berated the pentagon four-star generals, calling them "losers," "dopes," and "babies." "i would go to were many people " address in the room president trump, "you are a bunch of dopes and babies." when seam agent says he has never are the president speak that way of the military were to generals, that is patently false. i confirm with people who were present at the meeting, the president used those exact words in the pentagon. i also circle back with my sources and confirm the president did not want to go to the aisne-marne cemetery in france to honor the american war dead when he could no longer fly by helicopter, and that one of the president's favorite words when he uses when he's angry is "loser." my sources include former trump administrat

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engaged in what he called a loser war in afghanistan as you note a fox news correspondent jennifer griffin who has been on the national security be for a long time has confirmed she says with 2 i think these are former trump administration officials who were on that trip to france verifying the story that the atlantic put forward about the president's remarks so. we don't know from a particular source who's come out and said it openly but the trending would make this potentially believable yeah something a pretty large trend as you describe it do you think though given there's an election ongoing could it have any effect on public opinion in the final 2 months of the presidential race potentially people have all sorts of things that they think about and worry about and are concerned about as they head into the ballot box but. we know that veterans. can look at present trumpet see some things that he's done for them he's encouraging signs of legislation that allowed the v.a. to better hold accountable bad leaders within that agency created a hotline for veterans if they felt their cases wer

americans don't like that. >> that's jennifer griffin of fox news.he president yesterday continued to deny the report he disparaged the military while at the same time criticizing military leadership. >> the story is a hoax. it's a totally made up story. who would say a thing like that? only an animal would say a thing like that. there's nobody that has more respect for not only our military but for people that gave their lives in the military. i'm not saying the military is in love with me. the soldiers are. the top people in the pentagon probably aren't because they want to do nothing but fight wars so all of those wonderful companies that make the bombs and make the planes and make everything else stay happy. i said, that's good. let's bring our soldiers back home. some people don't like to come home. some people like to continue to spend money. one cold-hearted globalist betrayal after another. >> that's the president speaking yesterday. let's bring in columnist and associate editor of "the washington post," eugene robinson. national corresponden

griffin's, are they griffin's? at the chicago book library, this could take over the south. and so a very firm hand is needed. these kinds of posters meant to encourage african american enlistment during the war. african americans pointing their bay nets white people who are afraid. this is exactly what we have to embrace in the black memory. >> i'm going to read a little quote from chester franklin who was an editor at the call of kansas city at the time. he wrote an article called the new knee grow in capital letters and he wrote in that article in that essay. we believe that self preservation is the first law of nature. on away this is later. he wrote the new knee grow the time of cringing is over. that's sums up the red summer, that really captures the message of african american leaders in the press over and over again. but he, i want to point out one other thing. okay, so there was a journalist, a bloc journalist named roy attlee and he writes a memoir and he as a portion of the red summer he was in chicago. he discusses an african american veteran who just come back f