now i want to bring in jack brewer, former nfl star.not the way to do it, terrible this man got shot, i feel terrible for his one-year-old son who doesn't have a father. we have to stop a resisting arrest. you cannot resist arrest. that was my son, resisting arrest like that he would have to deal with me. the lady making that mistake that can't happen, can't confuse a taser with a handgun. police officer should be well enough trained for that but to resist arrest and jump back in your car, this is the key, he has been known to carry guns, inside his screen, was convicted, this kid had a warrant for his arrest for burglary. the police need to have guns when they pull over some people. we try to make everything about rest -- race but this goes back to respect. if a female officer pulled me over or pulls any man over you should respect them just because a woman is pulling you over. have decency and respect for people but to resist arrest and jump back into your car is causing that evilness to come upon you. i am not going to make excuses f

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jack brewer, tomi lahren and congressman garrett graves coming up next. >> if i make a mistake are young to kill me too? >> a fox news alert, dozens arrested, businesses looted and set on fire, protests over the police involved shooting of don i extend past curfew in minnesota. unrest also spilling into the street thousands of miles away with a riot in portland, vandalism in seattle and 150 protesters marching across the bridge in new york city. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: let's get to griff jenkins and the unrest and how the white house and other leaders are responding. >> reporter: violence erupting again in that minneapolis suburb where police officer shot dante

here to discuss former nfl player jack brewer who also sits on the board of director for the federal nd security foundation. jack, thanks for being here. these numbers, when you talk about defunding the police and you create a climate in which they are made to be the bad guy, and then you strip away qualified immunity which other cities would like to do. is this the most predictable thing we could see coming? it really is, i mean, it's just a reflection of these policies, it's really an idea that's going across sweeping our nation right now and the doctrine that the left has put out to america is that taking resources away from police officers is somehow going to resort in more justice for people and more social justice for people. but to have justice, you have to get rid of law roseness. you have to have law and order in order to have justice because the poorest of the poor and the people that are the victims are going to be those that have less money and resources and education, and so that's really what this is about, pete. it gets to the core of the issue that we are facing right

moving our focus from equality to equity will not defeat racism, america first policy institute jack brewernd america. >> the race with tension in the race of dividing our country is well beyond skin color, it's in society and you see organizations like black lives matter enriching themselves and you see politicians like the congressional black caucus they raise millions and millions of dollars by inciting the flames of division in our nation and it is really sad. these are top people stayed in power. if you look at our communities ucf math proficiency levels are so low and educational level so low. we have fibrillation and running rampant throughout the black culture. you would think this would cause leaders particular black leaders to stand up against it but it doesn't they continue to want to perpetuate the evilness so they can stay in power, raise money and keep folks voting for the democratic policies that i feel not just black america but every segment of american society. david: you say that they put money and power ahead of racial equity even though they continue to talk about it. >