of jacob blake's children told the police "he's got my kids. he's got my keys." officers believed blake was trying to kidnap his own children. blake had a knife and he was wanted for sexual assault. he resisted arrest. officers tried teasing jacob lake but that didn't work. those are the facts. as they emerge, the media narrative crumbled but by that point it was too late. the left was already using nonprofits likeit gofundme to ge cover for logistical support. >> professional agitators is what we call them. they don't care. >> tucker: more than half the people arrested in the riots weren't from kenosha. they were from out of town. first the media blasts false propaganda to incite violence and then the criminals are let loose. nonprofit groups are activated. meanwhile, the state advocates its responsibility to stop the chaos, to enforce order, and then self-defense is framed as murder. the purpose of all this is demoralization and pacification. >> tucker: you can watch the first 4 minutes before committing to a membership. go to tuckercarlson.com. if you like it,

jacob blake when jacob blake was shot by the cops for resisting arrest. we know that story.. >> shannon: the president will comment on certain cases and some people will expect comment from him on all cases with things like this, so far, previously entered as we tracked that story. i want to ask you about the durham report. the last couple of months, there are those that say, they can count on this things and you need to forget about it. but the hill writing this the ongoing republic dilution an opinion piece by the executive but the real hoax is that the trump scandal is a hoax. the report did not clear trump or exonerate the president. the trump republicans on a counter from the durham investigation then he spent. what do you make of that? >> shannon, you are the lawyer but this is unbelievably irresponsible statement. they are not paying attention. when you sell the rest of the law year and you saw the arrest the other day of the brookings institute russian was actually arrested or repeatedly lying to the fbi. so washington posted something i think is unprecedented at the

remember, kamala harris told jacob blake that she's proud of him.ho showed up to re-victimize a woman who pulled a knife on police officers. it's a political party that puts a statue of george floyd who is a criminal. i don't think they get it because they don't care. they worship and then they wonder why we have such problems with the criminal activities and all that different cities along the southern border. i agree with white's ari and stephen said, let's get back to the kitchen table issues in the issues that impact americans, the border, law and order, reducing financial costs. republicans, will win the house and the senate. of >> laura: panel, excellent discussion you will not see anywhere else. in moments, my exclusive interview with former president trump area to his thoughts on the new g.o.p. coalition of voters that he helped create, and the recent waves of crime hitting democrat run cities, the jussie smollett verdict, and a verdict and court decision that went adverse his own decision. stay there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: we are now pleased to

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we get grim videos that tell an all too familiar story, police shooting jacob blake in the back sevenng him for life. or california police confronting an unarmed man over alleged jay walking. that's how the interaction began. we brought you this story earlier this year. they then shot him to death over a jay walking stop. he was unarmed. or go back to george floyd's community where minnesota police killed another unarmed father, daunte wright. there was some video of that. or police shooting andrew brown to death as he tried to drive away from police, video showed him fleeing, not attacking. just the last two videos you see were part of six police shootings that came within 24 hours of the chauvin verdict in the floyd killing. this is not some massive attention grabbing issue constantly getting people's attention and certainly not getting the powerful people's attention or the corporations who influence so much policy in this country, no. the truth is most of these incidents on the endless chart don't make the national news in the first place. take another story within the past year.

lesson that got him in trouble happen just weeks after the death of george floyd and the shooting of jacob blake, when this constant, we shot and injured by the police. he can feared compare the fates of black and color rittenhouse, who was acquitted of wrongdoing by a jury after fatally shooting two people during demonstrations in kenosha. he pulls this fought to his nearly all white classroom? white privilege as a fact. what are we going to do, what we're going to do is we're going to discuss gus how we can help solve the issue of racism in america? what can we do here in northeast tennessee? i mean. he was teaching a class called contemporary issues. but for posing questions like that, and assigning authors as dangerous as ta-nehisi coates, who lost his jobs in may. that's a months, tennessee passed a law banning schools from teaching the idea that an individual by virtue of the individual's race or sex is inherently privileged, racist, sexist or a press. and as we've told you on the show, conservative groups have already used this law to try banning books about ruby bridges. and about martin

milwaukee bucks players of the nba said they weren't going to play after the police shooting of jacob blakelay, other teams said they refused to play. it was a one day day of protest and you could have knocked me over when that happened because you don't see that in major league baseball, it's a very conservative league from not wanting people to flip the bats to not wanting to talk about social justice, but, you know, at the same time i actually have a lot of hope in this young generation of baseball players coming up, just like i have a lot of hope in the young generation in this country. i started this book being very pessimistic, you know, thinking about how all these athletes tried to stand up and receive terrible back lashes in their home towns, but when i talked to these young people and i talked to dozens and dozens of young athletes, they were so hopeful about what they had done. they had to regrets. they felt vindicated by the mass protests in 2020 and that gave me a sense of hope because i feel like this young generation is less tolerant of intolerance than any generation in the

august when the milwaukee bucs players said they weren't going to play after the police shooting of jacob blakeor league baseball. it's a conservative league from not wanting people to flip the bats to not wanting to talk about social justice, but, you know, i have a lot of hope in the young generation of baseball players coming up. like i have a lot of hope in the young generation in this country. i started this book being pessimistic. thinking about how all these athletes tried to stand up and received terrible backlashes in their hometowns. but when i talk to the young people, and i talked to dozens and dozens of young athletes, they were so hopeful what they had done. they felt vindicated be i the mess protests in 2020. it gave me a sense of hope. i feel like the young generation is less tolerant of intolerance than any history in the united states. >> the new book is "kaepernick effect." thank you for being with us this morning. gate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. age before beauty? why not both?

tragedy of the killing -- shooting of jacob blake. those there were agitated. some might say rightly so. some were there to do other things. but the real issue was, did they deserve to die? was this gentleman anywhere near police? no. he came to provoke, and then claim self-defense. i believe there should be a federal review of self-defense laws acrime scene -- across america. i will share with you why. because anthony heuber is dead. because joseph rosen balm is dead. because gauge is severely injured. but yet this is supposed to be the picture of someone who only came to help. didn't get to the body of police that were down the street, technically. didn't make a bee line as some of our parents would say, make a bee line for home. didn't make a bee line to get right to wrt police were and get instructions from the police. was in the midst of those who rightfully could be protesting with some dispute as to what they might have been doing. but that was the charge of law enforcement. to my knowledge that night law enforcement did not kill anyone. and ultimately t