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we're going to be back with victor davis hanson.e about the yens and what the relationship will be going -- the generals and what the relationship will be going forward and whether or not they should be fearedded for what they have done -- fired for what they have done. stay with us, we'll be right lou: we're back with noted historian victor davis hanson. and, victor, i want to start where we left off, and that is with the generals. whether it is milleverything e y, the -- milley, whether it esper, the defense secretary, these people are talking as if they're running an hr department rather than the united states army and the united states military. it's deeply troubling. and as you pointed out, they were extremely unspecific in talking about the president is violating the constitution. that's pure bunk, and they have to know it. and that means they're lying. your reaction when they say -- i mean, they are spewing nonsense here. >> yeah. i mean, most of them are retired. but what gets me is that give an example of barack obama, he f

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joining us tonight is jim hanson, former u.s.rces, president of the security studies group, a national security and foreign policy think tank. good to have you with us. and steve rogers, trump 2020 advisory board member, retired police detective in new jersey, former fbi joint terrorism task force member. steve, good to have you with us. jim, let's begin with you and marco rubio who now is head of the intelligence committee in the senate talking about far-left and far-right. i mean, it's a "kumbaya" moment that you would never expect given the civil unrest, the rioting, looting, arson that we are witnessing in this country right now. your reaction to the senator's comments. >> rubio's not showing a lot of intelligence, lou. there is absolutely zero evidence that any right-wing groups have done anything related to this entire nationwide riot spree. leftist groups, as you mentioned, have been going bear sec, and they've been burning and looting and busting people's heads open. and in a couple cases they've killed police officers. i

was a well-known name in tech and what david hanson's team has said is they buried the hatchet withto lower the tension going into the conference, and the fact that the app store can make developers a lot of money. >> wonder how they buried the hatchet. >> well the issue with that app was that if you downloaded the app it didn't work, this is the argument made, that it's not going to happen on the store so david hanson and team came up with a new version of the app, a free temporary version and app approved according to hanson we'll see where it goes from here. >> okay. josh, thanks with the latest guy, who you do you trade this monster, record-highs here. >> amazing to have such in-depth interviews with apple and still star on "magnum pi" on friday night. kudos to do both that's number one. two, it speaks volumes to the stock performance since apple said see you later it's a great miss. -- i think actually this -- for intel, if you go back a week, the price started at 65. i think it gets there. in terms of apple, i'm not a crazy apple nut but over past two years you seen the stock

victor davis hanson, thank you for being here.e written about this and you say that the rioting and the statue-toppling are just a distraction from what is really going on in the country. what do you mean by that? >> i think there is a movement in the 244 -- of our nation to redefine it, rebooted. new national anthems, abolish the electoral college. a cultural revolution and people, a minority, i think, are not happy with the idea of freedom of the individual, production of private property under the constitution. it seems like more like a french revolutionary idea. and that is what the stakes are. they hijack to the killing of george floyd and they created a national crisis, and this election is going to be decided by that proverbial swing voter and they're going to do one of two things. they're either going to say i'm tired of this, there is a red line, you're not going to touch mount rushmore coming and i could attach the washington monument, i'm not going to change the national anthem and they're going to look for donald trump

joining me is jim hanson former u.s.orces in the national security foreign policy think tank, good to have you here. first i want to take up these generals. because in point of fact, they distorted in several instances outright lied in talking about the constitution and the president violating it, should he invoke the act in describing, as you walk through washington you may have noticed if you boarded up businesses and the result of arson and vindaloo them throughout the path of the so-called peaceful assembly, what in hell is going on with these generals? >> you hit it right on the head with the idea that the assembly that is happening is far from peaceful, it's closer to insurrection then is to peaceful protest. that is what these generals did that is so egregious is claiming president trump was aiming any consideration of military force at peaceful protests. he was aiming at the possibility that they were unabl unable to l the riots and they might need the assistance that the u.s. military can provide, that is what t

victor davis hanson and a message for donald trump and the g.o.p. and they all need to hear it. also tonight just how far with the left like to go? a new survey is revealing that the majority of liberals would support getting rid of -- are you ready -- mount rushmore. south dakota governor's had not on my watch, not happening. she joins us tonight. raymond arroyo is here with talking video of protesters attacking citizens with a statue in st. louis including an elderly man who is praying and joe biden's disappearing act continues all of that and more in "seen and unseen." but first a call to the patriots and that is the focus of tonig tonight's "the angle." in our nation is under attack. there is no other way to describe what is going on right now. businesses are being burned down. historic markers defaced from a law enforcement defamed, and people are being threatened with having careers ruined and lives turned upside down if they speak out. but it is time like these and i mentioned this a moment ago to "hannity," we need to look to the wisdom of the founding fathers and look t

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tom hanson, cbs news new york. >> george floyd's brother is expected to testify before congress thisweek. he will be speaking before the house judiciary committee on police practices and accountability. telling cnn he spoke to both president trump and former vice president joe biden last week but didn't get much time with the president. >>> in washington, d.c., a mural on the road leading to the white house now says black lives matter equals defund police. so what does that message mean? an oakland based organizer who cofinded the black lives matter movement explained today. >> reporter: what -- when you hear the phrase -- when americans hear the phrase defund the police, you are not calling for defunding police departments and getting rid of police. explain what you mean by that phrase. >> when we talk about defunding the police, what we are seeing is invest in the resources we need. quality of life issues, homelessness, drug addiction. increased funding for housing, for education, for quality of life of communities who are overpoliced. >> san jose mayor saying defunding police will

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victor davis hanson among our guests here monday. us for that, and thank you for being with us here this evening. up next, twitter removing accounts that were intended to spread chinese propaganda about the china virus and the hong kong takeover. we'll take that up and more. gordon chang joins me when we continue. stay with us. finish ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪ ♪ flush. lou: joining us tonight, gordon chang, senior fellow at the gatestone institute. good to have you with us. let's start with the threat from a chinese official saying that the united states will face a fight if, indeed, we choose to decouple from china. this is, on its face, outrageous. your reaction. >> well, china used to say that it was impossible to decouple, and now they're actually waging a frantic e campaign against it because they know it's not only possible, but it's also inevitable. last year, lou, china's merchandise trade surplus with the united sta

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i want to bring in victor davis hanson, senior fellow. today they are plotting against the emancipation statute in washington, d.c. the statue representing lincoln for freeing the. mostly white people surrounding the statue opining about colonialismil and the evils of american society., that is the biden constituency. they must be satisfied, correct? >> yeah. he's not a master of his own faith anymore, he's a prisoner of his past rhetoric. partly emasculated by the sanders socialist threat, part of it the aoc agenda in the primary. he was almost treated as an intern eat at a reeducation camp in that debate with kemal harris lecturing him. at that point he doesn't have free well anymore, and doesn't understand that the news cycle, month away from a 25th, the story is no longer the horrific death of george floyd, we want a voice to say, wait a minute, this is anarchy, this is chaos, and biden is so compromised because he is always selected his vice president candidate in terms of race and gender and has already glued himself to the space th

joining me victor davis hanson who is a senior fellow.supposed smoking guns that democrats that would what, insure trump's impeachment? that he didn't want us to get involved in some tit for tat because of that drone? that is amazing. >> i don't understand the constituency to which he is appealing to because if you are a "new york times" reader, oh,zd my god, i want to be shot by donald trump and john bolton showses me he's a warmonger. all of a sudden, you think, he didn't go to war over a drone and that is bad? well wow, trump might not be all that bad. when you look at the conservative constituents is bolton saying to them, look, he's not tough he didn't go to war. wait a minute, he got out of the iran deal and nobody dared to get rid of soleimani, them own military, that daring action and that had positive effects on the middle east and he got rid of isis and syria and the person to recalibrate against china. what do you mean, he's been half, tracks on the end. so there is a neoconservative preemptory community still that exists. its

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has been easing tensions, the side of law enforcement joining protesters by kneeling or prank eric hanson has that story. >>this weekend rage boiled over. rocks were thrown and tear gas was launched a of anger. crowds were big. >>with a peaceful crowds this weekend pushing for change without violence. we pray sunday kyree the present spent 4 hours waving signs until a canny police showed up and told all right, thanks ben thanks. that's why it just goes good news about love. >>and to see that back and i feel like that's what we have to do more within hours in downtown. protesters went silent. across the intersection from officers in riot gear. >>drop to their knees to early night. >>thank >>every officer deputy and trooper behind a mass took a knee. showing respect defusing tensions. and within minutes it was over these men and women are dedicated to this community. >>those people over there are part of our community and there's still a lot of them are very good supporters of our police department. >>we're in this together. >>and then there's fort dodge where at least a 100 rally downtown

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> president trump has ordered the national guard to withdraw from washington, dc, after days of peaceful protests. roughly 5,000 national guard troops were brought in to patrol the nation's capital. 3,900 were brought in from out of state. major general william walker, the commander of the dc national guard said the out-of- state troops will begin leaving as early as tomorrow. >>> george floyd's brother is expected to testify before congress this week. he will be speaking before a house judiciary committee hearing on police practices and accountability. floyd told cnn he spoke to both president trump and former vice president joe biden last week, but he didn't get much time with trump. the hearing is set for wednesday. >>> on to the fire watch now and fire crews are fighting to get a 1,400 acre blaze in solano county under control. it ignited about 24 hours ago outside the winters. evacuation orders have been lifted. three structures have been destroyed and the flames are 10% contained. right now a team of at least 600 firefighters are attacking the blaze from

consider "cbs this morning," tom hanson, new york. >> yep. time, though, people are listening. i love chivona newsome who said you got to remember your history. that's so important. nice piece, tom hanson. thank you. >>> ahead, we'll share highlights from b.e.t.'s 20th annual award show with some of the biggest names in entertainment that paid tribute to george floyd. very powerful stuff. you're watching "cbs this morning." we thank you for that. taking a break. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> the black lives movement took center stage at last night's 20th annual b.e.t. awards. the show which was simultaneous cast on cbs for the first time was the first major awards show to be held since the death of george floyd. a star-studded group of performers and lineup was huge from jennifer hudson to john legend, delivered very powerful messages about the fight for equal rights. now the show was held virtually because of the coronavirus. vlad duthiers shows us the celebration of black entertainment, black culture, and black lives. ♪ the next generation >>

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hanson, i may ask you to talk about the same subject. mr. henley i think you are really describing, on a broader basis, the sheer number of people that are experiencing the frustration of feeling that they had been robbed as mr. preston described. before i go to ranking member, president of the artist right society which represents more than 122,000 artist members around the world, his letter points out the challenge that individual artists face. that objection will be entered into the record. there is also from the copyright alliance, the 13,000 organizations, more than 1.8 million creators. the letter states that piracy is one of the greatest threats to welfare and economic security to individual creators. without objection i would like to enter into the record a another letter calling on congress to act on the recent findings of the 5:12 report. ranking member. >> thank you chairman. thank you to this impressive panel of witnesses. i have a lot of questions, but we don't have a lot of time. i am going to ask of the entire panel, that you

under violent attack by not joining me now is our senior fellow from the hoover center, victor davis hanson just looks like it's on our connection to history, to the founding, to the founding principles. it looks like they just want to disconnect everything we have so that they can wipe the slate clean and rebuild america in their own socialist image. how are you seeing this? >> welcome well, i think it's no longer a political revolution or demonstration. it is now 360, 24/7 cultural revolution. that is different than a political revolution. they want to encompass every aspect of your life. the cartoons, the movies, the french revolution renamed the months of the year, extending the work week to 10 days. the chinese revolution made people wear dunce caps and they be people. mr. abrams and his cop show, he never thought the revolution be him, because after all he was a sober and judicious progressive. he was an analyst on cable tv night after night, saying that donald trump is guilty of russian collusion. so he thought that he had sufficient revolutionary protection. when the revolution gets

apparently approved a new version of that app, and that is diffusing what is an ugly fight with david hanson and refocusing his attention on this conference today none of this seems to be worrying invisitors. now it is on track for it's best quarter, but it is critical. they think it represents 30% of total services >> that relationship is critical and tenuous does that open up apple to more? do they think that can win contentions? >> apple has $23 million developers it is a big vie verse community. they said one problem they had is that if you down loaded the app it won't work. and now they're going to off a new free temporary version i think that fight had started to snowball a bit, right and you saw match group came out to criticize along with epic games. and you saw prom nant lawmakers criticizing apple as well. they said that apple's app store fees, i think he said it was highway robbery. and now they're bringing the headlines back to what they want and how much money that developers can make on it. >> the biggest potential downside in this wwdc, i think, is that developer fight. we wil

tomorrow we will talk secretary ben carson and victor david hanson will join us as well, good night,body. ♪ >> tucker: the revolution you are watching and progress has metastasized against across the country is of course a war against institutions but it's also a war against evil. anyone who stands in the way of the mob no matter how justified will be crushed. tonight we will talk to a man who knows that first hand, his name is mark mccloskey. he had defended himself against a mob who threatened to murder him and he's been hurt for doing that. we will also speak to melissa rolfe who was fired from her job after her stepson was charged in the shooting of rayshard brooks.

under violent attack by not joining me now is our senior fellow from the hoover center, victor davis hansonust looks like it's on our connection to history, to the founding, to the founding principles. it looks like they just want to disconnect everything we have so that they can wipe the slate clean and rebuild america in their own socialist image. how are you seeing this? >> welcome well, i think it's no longer a political revolution or demonstration. it is now 360, 24/7 cultural revolution. that is different than a political revolution. they want to encompass every aspect of your life. the cartoons, the movies, the french revolution renamed the months of the year, extending the work week to 10 days. the chinese revolution made people wear dunce caps and they be people. mr. abrams and his cop show, he never thought the revolution be him, because after all he was a sober and judicious progressive. he was an analyst on cable tv night after night, saying that donald trump is guilty of russian collusion. so he thought that he had sufficient revolutionary protection. when the revolution gets i

hey does not have an inapp subscription service they're trying to get hanson and his team to give himy. it is a debate that set twitter ablaze got the tech world talking about it david, thank you for being with us good morning >> so i have either covered apple closely. we reached out, we got a statement to them about this, but it doesn't make sense to me, david, mostly because they're not being consistent if you want to political this with consumer apps versus business apps. if you want to talk about it as payment from win i don't understand the argument here what do you think should happen >> i think they should allow application makes the choice to act out. credit card processing is 21.8 or 22% we're being asked to pay 22% more to process the payments and we chose to say no, we're not interested in that we have another product for years that follows the same model. that is outside of the app store. >>> there is dozens of our developers they said we don't care where your subscriptions are made, we want a 30% cut they say we cannot, we just launched a service that competes with apple

joining me now, victor davis hanson.oks like an all-out assault on our connection to history, our founding, our founding principles and it looks like this movement wants to disconnect everything we have with that so they can wipe the slate clean and rebuild america in their own socialist image. how do you see it? >> i think it's no longer a political revolution and demonstration. it's a 360, 24/7 cultural revolution. they want to encompass he aspect of your life from statues to cartoons to movies. the french revolution renamed the months of the year and extended the workweek. mr. abrams in his cop show, he never thought the revolution would eat him because he was a sober judicious progressive, and an even list on cable tv that night after night told us donald trump was guilty of the charge of russian collusion. so he thought he had sufficient revolutionary protection. but when the revolution gets in full gear, the cultural revolutions, they start eating their own. the only thing that stops them is they eat too many of th

tomorrow, the victor david hanson, civil rights activist bob woodson among our guests. ♪.sman in for elizabeth macdonald. this is the "the evening edit." we have breaking news on the movement to defund police. it is reaching new and alarming heights tonight. in just two hours the new york city council could be voting to rubberstamp mayor de blasio's plan to slash the nypd budget by one billion dollars, billion with a "b.." rick leventhal joins us with the

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the chief of police, tom hanson kneeling in solidarity with protesters. >>> santa cruz police chief kneelingprotesters on pacific avenue yesterday. he says in tribute to george floyd. >>> a men's clothing store in long beach shortly after looters there were reported in the same area. despite the citywide curfew protests in los angeles happened and then people breaking off, escalating the damage and chaos in the area. one talked about the importance of not losing the message behind the chaos. >> because it matters and when i think of ten years in the future when i have kids and i can tell them i stood up for something that matters. this is what i'll think about. >> the citywide curfew is being lifted right about now. actually an hour ago at 5:30. of course we will continue to watch what happens down there in southern california. to the bay area, a look at the forecast for you today. 6:38. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that for us. how are things looking for us today? >>> we are starting out with some clouds and will see a slow warm-up in our temperatures today as we take a live lo

victor davis hanson at the hoover institution joins us tonight. you watched this dynamic.en it before. describe what we are looking ate if you would. >> we are right in the middle of a cultural revolution where we can't look for logic ande rationality. so in the police logic, the only way to get out of this dilemma. who wants to go into this type of condition and arrest somebody for a dui? it's a lose-lose proposition. so when the police mentality, here is a sequence of events they would have to follow in revolutionary times. they probably have toli say, sorry, if there's somebody drunk and will endanger people by driving, we will not go there because it won't work out for us. that is the first thing they have to say. and then if they did go.th it started off polite on both sides, but once mr. brooks decided he would resist arrest, the police would have to say, you know what, i will not hassle. just go. if they decided not to do that and when mr. brooks hit the police, they would have had to say i'm not going to hit back. that is not with the police do. and they decided to