horace cooper is the cochair of project -- he joins us tonight.d at the story in disbelief as usual and in horror as they take a tragedy like thii and try to divide the country against itself even more than it already is but it strikes me there is a purpose to their dishonesty and that's to keep the democratic coalition together, does that seem like aa fair guess to you? >> it does look like the leftti has a problem, there coalition is at war with itself. if you say let's defund the police, if you say let's allow untold numbers of migrants from other countries to come in and compete with working-class people, if you divide us alongng intersectional lines, all of those compete with one another. in this particular case, you can look at this, you can watch the other mainstream news media and what you see is this story has to be true, it's too good not to be true. it is a way to reinforce what we already believe. we believe the biggest threat in america today, the biggest is white men who are going to attack you any time you are vulnerable, even thoug

join be us is horace cooper from project 21.s no surprise minneapolis police will need help here ahead of the expected chaos as had trial gets underway. do you expect a repeat of last summer's riots? >> well, here's the thing. we have seen no evidence over 100 years span that when the crowd, when the mob decides they are going to determine whether or not a trial will take place, whether or not a prosecution is going to take place, when they do it that, all of the evidence shows bad things happen. you can look in atlanta in 1906 or east st. louis. in each instance people pretended that the prosecutors failed to intervene and prosecute people that they wanted. as a result. they decided to unleash mayhem. not unlike the 1 plus billion dollars worth of damage that we have seen in america as a result of so-called riots that were largely or mostly peaceful. it will never be a good idea to take this approach. >> i have to get to an important issue that i was not able to raise with alan dershowitz. the city paid $27 million settlement t

horace cooper, thank you, great to see you tonight. >> thank you, sir. >> tucker: 1981, the older among will remember the story, will adelphia police officer daniel faulkner was rated by a black panther. over the last few years, kristen clarke lose joe biden's new pick to lead the civil rights division has worked very hard to get him free. he even referred to him as a political prisoner. faulkner is the widow of the officer and we are honored to have her on. mrs. faulkner, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: this is going on for 40 years, i covered the story 25 years ago and all these decades. how do you feel seeing president biden's pick for the civil rights division describing the man who murdered your husband is a political prisoner? >> first of all, i think president biden did not do his homework on looking at the background on weston clark. she does support the man who murdered my husband. she had a conference on april 22nd, 1999 at colombia university. where his attorney, his defense attorney was there. she had at the bottom of the page, any questions, please call kr

. >> let's bring in democratic strategists kevin walling and horace cooper. the atlanta journal-constitution says about the difference in measures state gop lawmakers are working on, a review 40 republican sponsor election bills show most address voting concerns in the film losses was a mother things they would eliminate no excuse absentee voting and impose new identification requirements for voting absentee, curtail use of ballot drop boxes and provide fewer days of in-person early voting in many large counties. that is an attempt to suppress the vote especially those of minorities. >> absolutely you have to separate two points, two issues, one is the fake claim that this is race-based. there is no evidence that having to use fewer boxes is going to affect more black than white or brown and white or anyone else and there is no proof or evidence that having to demonstrate that you are a real citizen entitled to vote affects one race over another. the idea that should address the big problem most americans say for the reason they don't participate in the voter

. >> shannon: let's bring in kevin walling and cochair of project 21, horace cooper.oth of you. i want to read something."the aa journal-constitution." the measures that state g.o.p. lawmakers working on. "a review of bills show most address voting fraud and security concerns raised in the failed lawsuits. among other things those bills would eliminate no excuse absentee voting and posed new identification requirements from voting absentee, curtail the use of ballot drop boxes and provide fewer days of in person early voting in many large counties." it's apparently an attempt to suppress the vote especially those of minorities. >> absolutely. you have to separate two issues. one is the fate claimed that this is race-based. there is no evidence that having to use fewer boxes is going to affect more blacks than whites or more browns than whites or anyone else. and there is no proof or evidence that having to demonstrate, actual evidence that your real citizen entitled to vote affects, again, one race over another. the idea that we should address the big problems that mo