disagree line. hi. caller: hi. i totally disagree. i'm a man and i applaud the mothers and dads who have been showing up trying to dee escalate the issue. but with the feds coming in and they were not invited, i believe that's just a travesty. i'm a man of faith, and we are all family. and these actions are not what a family would do. thank you. host: just a couple of minutes until the house of representatives gavels back in for business. jackie in san antonio, texas, go ahead. you are on. caller: hi. i am -- i disagree with the whole issue. i feel like you don't need violence to decrease violence. all it does is cause more anger and upsets the nation as a whole. it doesn't take us anywhere. thank you. host: from rochester, minnesota, we'll go to joan. hello. caller: hi. i disagree wholeheartedly with what happened. i remember back in the early 20's that there was a program that showed the same thing happening in the cities, and they were testing people out by sending in troops in a group to see how people would react and teaching them

i disagree with the cdc on their very tough and expensive guidelines for opening schools. i will be meeting with them.

i disagree with dr.'t wear a mask, now he says, wear them. >> if governors mandate the use of masks when you have an outbreak, that would be very important. >> there's nothing to stop this train. there's nothing to stop this steep acceleration. this is a public health disaster. >> this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we w

that's done more damage to public how that causes more doubts and my bitties not online so i completely disagree i don't think it's it's sugar alone it's carrier if where you're concerned about is overweight or weight is about calories and it doesn't matter with the calories from the columns that hilaly loves the taste and if sugar and he want any foreign oil owner of the foods and has sure the i don't think he should. about sugar i don't think we should be trucking in brett saturated fat and i don't think we should be talking about songs we should be talking about the foods that are the major sources of those nutrients there are not enough to how is that possible that all calories are equal i mean a calorie of celery if very different seller is very different from candy but the calories are the same and you can get fat eating celery if you eat enough of it it would be difficult but it's possible because obesity is a matter of calories sugar makes you want to eat more sat makes you want to eat normal but if you look at what happens in the body i tell you killer and that's where dietary recommend

not been on page during this entire pandemic, but it is striking that he just said i disagree with the tcdc on the very expensive and tough guidelines on reopening schools.

get is not a scientist he's a journalist but i'm pretty sure if he is somebody who would be well i disagree with him i think the evidence does not indicate that small amounts of sugar or older process. so harmful is a quantitative issue that's very difficult to talk about conceptually if you're having trouble start to look and added to that to the fact that there is legitimate disagreement among scientists there is also he's not he's not scientists well there are many scientists i know and i have interviewed on this show that strongly disagree with your point of view that calories a calorie we have already discussed that but that's not my point that the point i was trying to make is that it's ok for scientists to disagree over things i mean that's how do you see what they're paid for and that's how the scientific knowledge is produced but i think one of the your rich latest book made it makes an excellent point that scientific debate is now being modeled by a very deliberate industry affray to do it in my eyes any science that goes lightly against that narrative can you talk more about that

i disagree with him. dr. fauci said don't wear a mask and now he says wear them. he said numerous things, don't ban china. we are going to be in two,

that is clearly something the president and i disagree with you on. i would suggest that perhaps the prosecution of andrew mccabe, who lied four times, thrice under the penalty of perjury, would be more righteous. i would suggest to you that uncovering the criminal conspiracy that existed where people in our own government were trying to convince intelligence agents and operatives around the world to destabilize our elections and discredit our president would perhaps be more righteous. but, as we sit here today, i don't think mr. stone or mr. mccabe or any of those other folks are killing anyone or burning down our buildings, so i would like to focus our efforts on the most acute need i

congresswoman with great respect i do disagree with that i believe that there are a lot of options cooking the soccer bergan system their companies aren't invincibles we don't have a dominant share in any market or in any product category where we do business new companies are created all the time all over the world and history shows that if we don't keep innovating someone will replace every company here today and that change can often happen faster than you expect also on this play partisan divide on this cut to the chase big tax out the conservatives that's not a suspicion that's not a hunch that's a fact republicans say these companies are unfairly suppressing and censoring conservative opinions in media but democrats say big tech isn't going far enough and cracking down on misinformation and hate speech. the united states is a veiled plans to withdraw a nearly 12000 troops from germany a 3rd of its military footprint in the country as a trump justify the move saying germany hasn't been paying enough for its defense taking advantage of the u.s. german leaders expressed regret at the de

data survey links and political censorship why does google steal content from honest businesses i disagree with that characterization just last week i made many small businesses in fact today the support of one point $4000000.00 small businesses are supporting over $385000000000.00 and they are economic activity amazon has nearly 7 times the market share of its closest e-commerce competitor one seller told us that and i quote amazon continues to be the only show in town no matter how angry sellers get they have nowhere else to go so are you saying that these people aren't didn't go when they say that amazon is the only game in town. congresswoman with great respect i do disagree with that i believe that there are a lot of options cooking soccer bergan system there companies aren't invincibles we don't have a dominant share in any market or in any product category where we do business new companies are created all the time all over the world and history shows that if we don't keep innovating someone will replace every company here today and that change can often happen faster than you expec

what nonviolence and peaceful protest is all about so i listen to people hear what they say but i disagree i think this is still the way he demonstrated on the edmund pettus bridge by putting his life on the line that you expose. the flaws and those who would suppress you and oppress you. when you are peaceful and you can see how their anger and hate is harmful to society if they hadn't crossed that it meant it is bridge knowing they were marching into brutality i'm not sure i would be in congress today because the voting rights act was passed as a result of their being there if they had confronted those men with those clubs if they had confronted them with brutality it would have been just a big melee on the edmund pettus bridge people would be talking about how they were writing but they had the courage to show peace in the face of hate show love and the place of this hate and in so doing it changed the world i mean congress and a good many of us are so i hear them but i disagree with the congressman president from just announced that he won't come to the capital to pay his respects to l

i disagree. ly -- we are going to be in two, three, four weeks by the time we next speak, i think we'll be in very good shape. >> so this is a good place to be in the

in so doing it changed the world i mean congress and a good many others are so i hear them but i disagree with you congressman the president from just announced that he won't come to the capital to pay his respects to lay down the us how do you feel about that. i think that. this is a day to say good things. to the very positive. and i will simply say that i'm here for a very positive reason and i hope that all of the persons who come will be positive and those who will speak of what is happening today will share a positive message everyone should this is a day for peace a day for us to acknowledge that the world can be changed by one person who can make a difference if he's on the side of righteousness and john lewis was on the side of righteousness. i was the texas congressman al green there speaking with use in his poll well the day is almost done the conversation continues online join us on twitter a d w news you can follow me and bring goth t.v. and we'd like to leave you tonight with the winds words of a true american sub the late congressman john lewis and remember whatever happens

gutting of the voting rights act and people inability to hold people in public office so i fundamentally disagree i think that there are movements in this nation that whatever happens whether you have a hillary in the white house for example trump because these issues transcend and party and are the cornerstones of our democracy not everything's a political power play but things maybe have been jerry rigged for some time in steve or a certain certain constituencies or i think it's always about power always i don't think that is that but i don't think people in politics are virtuous it's all ok i think about it i don't i don't think john lewis he wasn't very generous taking their power and that's why these issues are being discussed because it will enhance power and it will fundamentally change the course of your hold onto it probably forever ok so you want you're talking about disenfranchising half the country because you're thinking about in franchising others ok i think it has to be a lunch more balance i there really is not 0 sum game allows people to vote it doesn't keep her away already cons

beauty of america is that you are entitled to have your opinion i will support you, even though i disagree about calling people names. i do appreciate you coming in. >> bell our line for republicans, good morning. good morning to both of you. i just wanted to commend the issue that i will bring because he is courageous to stand there and talk truth. i am just amazed at the level of brainwashing that is occurring by the media because anywhere you go, anywhere you turn, any newspaper you pick up bernie magazine is the same rhetoric about president donald trump. while i repeat it 1000 times, first because perception and then truth. that let's just take, for instance, one issue and that is abortion. the democratic society and their platform is the active promotion of the dismembering of babies for little infants that cannot defend themselves but we cut them into pieces threw money in politics, you are willing also to lie, to cheat, to steal biologic. by just pure shared logic. if you are willing to do that, they do not then human beings, by the way, most of those are blacks, or black babies. t

i disagree so we don't think it's nice to see in kind that. you don't get a. women's one the novel and. to pursue mean tell me somebody what did i want to know was indeed a new listing them when again to move. them bit up or move with the man do you know why the plane is up what was it. 20 in the city to see 90 take up a lot. of stuff in the school chris i'm not running that would i do what i'm. glad you have i know want. to say that the scene i know what i'm with is up when you need one and when the move. was a pandemic no certainly no borders and i'm just delighted to nationalities. as much. we don't look like seeing. each to. judge. commentary closest with this system think. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. israel media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation from the whole community. are you

>> jessica: i don't disagree at all there t. is time to do long form introduce.ke chris wall laps invitation take the whole hour and indoors looked super hot and uncomfortable there. it looked uncomfortable to be outside and near 100-degree heat. joe biden is ready for it. took questions from a -- completely surprised them that he would. he did a great job. and i think that he should do more of that especially because he needs to explain the complexities of these proposals, what he is getting from the left side of the party, how it's getting modified to make sure that he doesn't turn his back on the voters who put him into the democratic nomination position, namely black and brown voters and black women specifically. and so i think that that would be great for him to do. i would note as well that elizabeth warren is speaking with vice president biden. we say that about once every 10 days. playing integral role on advising him on things like personal bankruptcy and social security things that matter for her. i would love to hear him talk more about that and how is

and so, if i disagree, i express it. if i disagree with a proposal, i vote against it.at i can com. that's what leaders in congress do. and i will just tell you, i try to be one of them. i leave it up to the people to decide if that's the case. the. >> congressman tom reed, republican. as always, sir, you always come on from the problem-solvers caucus i really appreciate you coming on and sharing your perspective with us. >> we're going to get through this. we have to stop fighting and we have to start solving. that's what it's all about. >> yeah, well -- >> we will. >> someone needs to get off twitter. >> we'll get this solved, chuck, you know we will. america's strong. don't forget that. >> we shall see. thank you, congressman. >>> we are a couple minutes away, we just got the two-minute warning which when it comes to the trump white house is usually not two minutes. so, there it is. >> expressing our sadness at the passing of a wonderful man and a dear friend of mine, herman cain. he was a very special person, i got to know him very well, and unfortunately, he passed

i disagree with them." oh, really? do you know, mr. president, better than your health experts how to protect the health of students? >> reporter: the president hasn't spelled out how he would cut off funding. he would need congress to cut off the little he controls. most schools are funded by the state and local levels. but the vice president has suggested the white house could tie the reopening of schools to coronavirus funding down the line. david? >> all right, stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> tonight, we have one-on-one with attorney general william barr the growing concern over the presidential election. should americans concerned about their health be allowed to mail in their ballot. what barr says about that tonight. and we ask him about the police, about black lives matter and that scene at lafayette park, forcibly clearing out those peaceful protestors. was it for a presidential photo-op? what he now says. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with the attorney general tonight. >> reporter: we pressed the attorn

congresswoman with great respect i do disagree with i believe that there are a lot of. cooking soccer bergan system their companies aren't invincibles we don't have a dominant share in any market or in any product category where we do business new companies are created all the time all over the world and history shows that if we don't keep innovating someone more place every company here today and that change can often happen faster than you expect. also on display partisan divides on this cut to the chase big tax out the conservatives that's not a suspicion that's not a hunch that's a fact republicans say these companies are unfairly of suppressing and censoring conservative opinions and media but democrats say big tech isn't going far enough in cracking down on misinformation and hate speech a lot to talk about let's look at this now with rob watts from deed of you business good morning to you rob nice to see you good morning this hearing was billed as a day of reckoning for big tech didn't live up to those expectations and they certainly got a grilling very much you

was calling because i disagree. r the past three and a half years, we have watched him abuse power in multiple ways, whether it be foreign policy, or him using religion to manipulate, so i don't feel like we can definitely trust him, and i think if the states are saying they don't want help -- he has been saying the whole time, leave it to the states. even with coronavirus testing, he said leave it to the states. now you want to take over these major cities. in a sense, i feel like there is an ulterior motive behind it. host: such as what. caller: i am not sure exactly. it is right around voting time and i don't feel like they are trying to help. they could handle it by doing , i think that would help soothe the tensions in the states. i don't feel like having more aggression toward the citizens is the answer. host: that is veronica in winston-salem. one of the codes being cited for these forces,n of something called u.s. code 1350. to read you a little bit of what can be applied there, this is what cornell universit

i disagree with them. oh, really? do you know, mr.han your health experts how to protect the health of students? >> reporter: the nation's largest school system in new york city planned to reopen this fall with a combination of remote learning and 3 out of 5 days in class, depending on parents' comfort left. abc news, los angeles. >>> living with coronavirus means constantly evaluating the risk level of different activities from summer camp to shopping. we put together an interactive quiz where you can guess the risk and see what medical experts think. it's on abc7news.com. >>> a surprising twist in this viral video from central park. the birdwatcher says he won't help the prosecution. >> do not talk to our guest like that. get out now. >> who are these [ bleep ]. >> only on abc 7 news, meet the waitress who stepped in to stop a racist rant in carmel valley. >>> and a big blow to bay area college sports as stanford makes deep cuts. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. get ready for the summer sizzle. i'll have a look at those temperat

before going on, i should add that as a scholar have not been reluctant to disagreeing with the chief justice, even when he was alive. for example, my colleague samuel and i argued against the chiefs proportional for an immediate court of appeals which would sit only below the supreme court. he thought this new court could alleviate what he saw as the excess workload of the supreme court by allowing justices to refer cases to it. in a 1200 page law review article, and an accompanying book, we argued that the chief had misdiagnosed the problem as a problem of capacity. what was really a problem of selectivity. so the general point is i am no shill for the chief justice. nonetheless, i'm here today to say that the consensus view at the very least, mrs. elements of the chief justice records that carry important lessons on the court and its role in society. the very first bench memo i produced for chief justice burger dealt with a california decision striking down as an equal protection violation of statutory rape law that applied only two males. two years before, the chief justice had pu

i disagree with them. oh, really? do you know, mr. president, better than your health experts how to protect the health of students? >> reporter: the nation's largest school system in new york city planned to reopen this fall with a combination of remote learning and 3 out of 5 days in class, depending on parents' comfort left. abc news, los angeles. >>> living with coronavirus means constantly evaluating the risk level of different activities from summer camp to shopping. we put together an interactive quiz where you can guess the risk and see what medical experts think. it's on abc7news.com. >>> a surprising twist in this viral video from central park. the birdwatcher says he won't help the prosecution. >> do not talk to our guest like that. get out now. >> who are these [ bleep ]. >> only on abc 7 news, meet the waitress who stepped in to stop a racist rant in carmel valley. >>> and a big blow to bay area college sports as stanford makes deep cuts. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. get ready for the summer sizzle. i'll have a lo

i disagree with the ones who are saying no. i'm like the lady that just hung up. where has our empathy gone? every situation is different. everybody's not in the same category. for me it really has been helping me and my mother out. i work for the hospitality industry and i was laid off from my job. i have not yet been called back. also it's been helping because we are living in a hotel. we pay rent every week. so it's really been helping out with that and many other areas. also when you look at alaska and the european nations, they had their act together before all this. people are receiving $2,000 every month. and even their unemployment benefits, they made sure before they was in the break about to run out, they reinstalled it so it can still kick in so people still can get it. i disagree with the people who have a lack of empathy right now in this time that we are living in. we are living in a serious time and living in a time right now where people have no heart for others. we are supposed to help our neighbors. we are supposed to be considerate of others. an

same time the new york times is garbage like she has read about that there are horrible paper i just disagree with her about reasons become total garbage yet aaron i mean you know i was a journalism major a university of florida very i was news editing major it's a tough major you gotta work to make it through there it used to be we said he the new york times and we'd say well this is a i wouldn't touch this newspaper right now let's back up on the story just a little bit she there's no question she had written some material about the rise of anti-semitism right. and they thought the these kids you call them what you want when you really look at who was pushing this agenda might have been some old folks saying yes because they didn't want to get harassed they didn't want to get bullied they didn't want to get intimidated by these home alone kids who are running the day on newspaper it's become a trainwreck so so she she's talking about rise of anti-semitism and some folks on the say well what about palestine you know you have treated the palestinians right so they're critical over this mob me

i disagree on the tough and expensive guidelines to open schools. >>> the recommendations include -- keeping class windows open. keeping desks six feet apart. lunch in classrooms. wearing masks. staggering arrival. >>> hours later, the vice president along with members of the coronavirus task force, secretary of education and notably without dr. fauci were left to make trump's case to the nation. >> we are actually seeing early indications of a percent of positive testing flattening in arizona, florida and texas. it's essential we get our kids back into classroom for in-person learning. we can't let our kids fall behind academically. >> can you explain why the president is threatening to cut funding from schools at a time when educators say they need more. so they can safely reopen. >> it's a determination. to provide the leadership from the federal level. president said we are going to get the kids back to school. they just don't want it to be too tough. next week the cdc will issue a new set of tools that will give more clarity on the guidance going forward. >> the reporter you hea

if i disagree with my colleagues on the democrat side, looking for a way to understand them better, toway forward. i think we have to get things done. it is on us right now, the clock is ticking, harris. if we don't do something very quickly, there's an awful lot of people that are going to lose on employment. they lost their jobs, no fault of their own. we have to keep them whole. >> harris: senator manchin, i hope you will come back. thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me, harris. appreciate it. >> to >> harris: sure. earlier this hour when we had congress been jim jordan on, it was on your screen, identifying him as oversight chair. obviously that is not correct. he is a member of that committee, but the ranking member of the house judiciary, which is how we set it on the air. we want to apologize for the visual error. we will move on. president trump just last hour signed an order she were to cause some controversy. he wants to keep illegal immigrants from being counted in the census. the power panel has some thoughts on it. ♪ [ engine rumbling ] [ beeping ] [ engine revs

i disagree with those who think we are in some sort of a bull here. i have no problem with a lot of these valuations. lisa: you said one potential upside surprise would be more fiscal stimulus, and yet, we are headed into tomorrow's deadline for the $600 enhanced an employment benefit with no deal on site, and yet it seems like markets are taking this in stride because they priced an extension of the effects. -- of these benefits. what is the upside surprise? ben: i think we get a $2 trillion deal rather than a $1 trillion deal. i think everybody agrees we need something. i think there's quite a lot of agreement on some of the packages we need. i think politically, we have the election coming up, which is putting pressure on everybody to do something, and now relative to three months ago, i think the virus issues are much more on the red states than the blue states. i think when all is said and have a bigger deal than maybe people think right now. jonathan: they might say the balance of risk is tilted to the downside. when i speak to you, i hear the ba

i disagreed with the war in iraq, so it's hard to say that all of a sudden i can forget. i'm in a situation where they are in theon middle east. we've defeated as you know the caliphate. and i did that because i wanted to do that. we did 100% of the caliphate. when i was at 99% people said you can't pull out. when i took over, it was a mess. i defeated 100% caliphate. that doesn't mean ie six doesn't go around bombing because they are stone cold crazy. but they have done a great job. but i disagree very strongly. millions of lives and it was not iraq and it was not saddam hussein. he did knock down the world trade center. we got stuck in this quicksand but they are extricating ourselves into getting out. i call it the endless war. >> host: president of trump from july of last year. kate anderson broward, but did he tell you? >> guest: he was a little bit softer because he had just been invited to a funeral and said he appreciated that gesture. it's fascinating what he's referring to in your interview is his relationship with george w. bush, and according to my reporting,

, i want to display my ideas so people will disagree and i can have conversations. >> reporter: ironicallynt trump disagrees with cam's platform of choice. mike pompeo calling it a national security threat because it's a chinese-owned company. >> i will be upset if it's going to get banned, but i would also r:derstand why he's doing it. >> reporter: in a statement, tik tok says there's a lot of misinformation about tik tok out there. tik tok has an american ceo and a team that works diligently to develop a best-in-class security. it has strict controls on ese oyee access. these are the facts. both higby and cassidy find that tik tok is an important place to express ideologies. >> it's great that people on the right and left get involved in politics when they're younger. >> reporter: you're 17. you can't even vote yet. >> if i can't vote, i can tfluence others to vote for the andidate that best suits their beliefs and what can really improve our society. ch you can vote, you can help epat change. >> reporter: while she waits for 2024 to roll around, for now she'll keep creating. that post a

quit and 7 fame that was august 10th 2000 with a da to him by evening when coming back from office i disagreed and said i wouldn't smoke from now. 100 meters is the maximum i could. do and. i was. short on. and slowly but i. just. is this bangalore it was a stadium about me than inside the stadium because it would be fought out on the run for 24 hours and as many killer might go there as many laps as you will do. i'm a 57 year old. engineer by a qualification i stayed up in a shared house as you have seen so i went to that extern dam not done at all but what i hate to see is. not to get that that's to be any of these things yes they are there but done in concept off the street yes because it all given to me but i will usually leave artists essential for my own needs i day to keep simplifying reducing but does not mean. big awful sadly which is offered to me i would not even a big house if it is given to me i mean you would run into more of that house but. not that much your for thing is there in me i don't believe in a big house i want to be called a boss even if i walk the walk to office. and

friends at the end of the day, but with the new toxic aspect of the debate is that not only will i disagree i will destroy you and try to set you apart from good society and i will make it impossible for you to earn a living. don't feel sorry for me, i have great gifts, i'm going to bero okay but this doesn't stop at consultants. this goes from politicians to employees. how can an employee of these types of companies have any kind of career if they go a conservative church, or if the comment on the state of israel or marriage or families or their church, if this becomes anathema and if this is considered racist, there's no place for those people to go, professionally. >> laura: where did they go then? isolated from the entire society. n the disturbing thing, real quick, the media seems to be fine with this. watch.>>ed >> there is a difference between the so-called cancel culture and accountability. >> the pushback against cancel culture is wanting to tell the full truth about america. >> people are opposing cancel culture, then my question to you is how do you hold someone accountable? >> l

paul: i think i disagree with you. i worry about is what alito talked about, 2200 local prosecutors, a lot of them politically motivated. the courts did set up standards but i wonder how strict they are going to be and how strict local -- strict federal judges and other judges will be in policing partisan who is want to harass a president? >> well, remember, the courts still left it open to the lower courts and state courts to evaluate other defenses that the president's lawyers will be raising such as responding to these or having to deal with, detract from his ability, and that sort of thing. he's facing hundreds of subpoenas at the same time that will end up being blocked because it's a true intrusion in federal office. paul: is it fair to say it's chief roberts' court, but on the controversial cases, he's a decisive vote? >> well, it's definitively the roberts court. he was in the majority but two cases, 12 of 13 cases that went 5 to 4 and he's not turned to the left, he's not become a squish of some sort but absol